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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-27

SITUATION WANTED ~ gentleman who Las
- had several years experience IN teaching, wishes 10
take charge of sch0o! III the country 10 act p
vale tutor in respectable family. His pupils have in
vsGiah!v sgraizcd themselves at Col~ge. lie is we'll
versed in the English department and the abstruse
branches of mathematics. Respectable references from
eminent literary and scientific geniemen can be pro-
duced Address o. r., Gloucester c H., Va.
Nnv % 5ti-5l-
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UPTEMPLE OF FORTUNE. -
ca x IL Hi'S Cd Il T. IL T..
Fra Door LclOlc &c Entrance 70 Me Edg7c H0tF

Fra Door JclOIc Tic Entrance 10 DC EdgTc H0tI
Drawing Of Grand Consolidated Lottery. No. IL
10 d6 II "a IA - 4 % - %
Whole Ticket Nos 10 % ~ prize Of 5000 making
: prizes sold and cushed in DAYS at
ClARKE'S OFFICE
Drawing Of MonongaIa Lottery, cS,ra, class No s
4 u 50 80 80 - Is 43 il % - 10 Al 90
Ticket Nos ii 81 50, prize Of S2O0-sold and
cosled by Clarke.
Drawing of the Alexandra Lottery. Class a, highest
Capital SlGO 600 drawn I1lh Nov. l-;S7
- az 6 8! ~ 20 60 % 90 10 >
Whole Ticket, Nos 81 81 q, 81 wv
DO do do 9 60 g. ',uo
Shares DO AZ >, o20
DO DO ~ 30, GOV
Do do 20 80
The above prizes were sold and cashed al this Once
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-27

EN- CflANCERY-ViRGI>IA- AT Rules holden in
the Clerks Office Of Cumberland County Court,
from the 9TH TO the 10Th of November, 1888:
John lsbell, Plaintiff:
against
James r. lsbrll, William Jacobs and Nancy his wife,
formerly Nancy sbelI; Lands r StnvaIl and Ann his
wife, formerly Ann sbelI; Henry Barksdale and Eliza.
beth his wife formerly Elizabeth Isbel James r sbrI,
(James r sbelI. Mary + lshril, Godfrey lsbe, Will
liam sbeII, Martha A lshe, Balsod G.. lsbell, Emily
lsbell Ellen lsbeIl) infants chdien Of Eleanor b.
lSbeIl, formerly Eleanor b lsbel, Dris.
The defendants. James R lshell, William Jacobs and
Nancy hs wife formerly Nancy Isbe Henry Barksdae
and Elizabeth his wife, farmer Elizabeth lsbell, not
having entered their appearance and given security &C.
cording TO the act Of Assembly and the Rules of this
Court-and it appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they are not inhabitants Of this Commonwealth it is or
derrd that the said defendants do appear here the 4h
Monday in January next Chat being court day) ard
answer the bill of the paIn-and that copy Of this
order be forth with inserted in some newspaper published
in The c,y OF Richmond Go two months successfully,
and posted at the front door Of the courthouse of this
county. COPY s'ej -
Eoy - 5i-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-27

ENDUCATION. Having employed very compe-
e. tent Teacher, (Alr May) shall, on the first day
OF February open Male School at Painevile. me
Iia Virginia. in which will be laugh, Reading, Wiring
Arithmetic Geography, Of the Globes, Algebra "c
onetry and rgnnometry for ten dollars per sesI'" u
five months Also, The Latin, Greek and frenCh IAN
guages, FOR fifteen dollars per session OF iye n'"Tns
he obi aimed in the village with the Teacher,
or elsewhere for fifty dollars per session q" live months
Those who wish contract for hoard should make early
anol,cation as am determined to limit The number OF
,r;,s - iwen,v and 10 admit one into the School
c,rno, give evidence Of his good Enral character
WIZ JOHN r JETER.
The Richmond Whig md Religious Herald copy this and
y! ,io;, rrcoun With Ellis, Elicit & Co., kchmond
painere Nov ~. ISIS. IO-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-27
Nov is
IO0k BINDING.

q w RANDOLPH X co, Booksellers, having
ee O purchased Of Mr.. F F. Mayo, his stock OF tools,
binding materials &c will carry nn binding OF every
trscp ton in the best style and on nGdrt"lr terms, al
the old stand on the street leading from Main street TO
Shoe kce Warehouse , doors below MIR. Thomas IL
Drrw's grocery stare Mir Mayo viii Continue IN the
Riu,,rv Clr,Es Of courts and others who have had
their books Of him. may be assured that the work VIII
he done in The rery snperiar style as sEio!"re
S.vo Slot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-27

against
frances Jones, James Farley, john G Jones, and Su.
san T.. his wife ; Elizabeth Craddock, Mary NJ lam
mon. Martha Worsham, Louis &. Bouldn special com.
missioner of the Court of Chancery, and Nathaniel j.
p,I,,er T,ps,ee Defis
The defendants, James Farley, Elizabeth Craddock,
Mary NJ Cannon, Martha Worsham, and Nathaniel j.
Palmer not having entered their appearance and given
security according the act Of Assembly and the rules
of this court and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they are inhabitants Of this Common wealth; II
ordered that the sad defendants appear here on the
first day Of the next December term, and answer The b
of the plaintiffs and that copy OF this order Re forthwith
inserted published in The city OF Rch
mond for two months successfully. and posted at the
front door OF the Court House Of this county
a copy-Tes,e, {. w. FITZGERALD, ID {.
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Oct q

I'm CHANCERY-YIRorS rules held in the
4 clerk office Of Not,owny County Court on Monday,
the Is, day of October, 1888
Robert NJ. Farley, Dizzy Wingo, and Sarah Harper,
Plaintiffs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-27
u IUU FKILES OF ; ,UW7! y
virginia MOnOnGaiia Lottery.

Tile HoIdcr IF the Coptai ,rM r,ceire $50 600 ncn'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-27

ENEMALE EDUCATlON.--The first session of Mrs
a Mira A SoUTmGATE's SCHOOL, for the ns,rrc-
ton of young ladies'. will the 18th January
1880 and terminate the last Of July, in which will be
taught polite English Education, French and Music
The scholastic term will embrace 10 months, divided
int" two sessions which will close the 18th December.
Pupils may be entered at any time during The session. as
there will be charge previous to entrance but no de-
duction for absence, unless for proracled lndspc'on
II is very desirable that young ladies' should be entered
early period, it contributes greatly TO the proper
arrangement OF the school.
Mis- Souhgale has engaged Miss HYaciNrH GARRETT
Of Essex county to take charge of her school, with the
belief that she is entirely competent TO the task and
hopes. that all who may commit their children TO her IN.
s,ruc,ion, will not be disappointed.-Due attention will
he paid the and morals Of The young ladies'
as we'll as their comfortable accommodation.
TERMS.
Board and Tuition payable quarterly in advance) Si20
Music 40
French 10
Bed bedding towels and candles (f no, provided) =
Washing .
Books and stationery furnished if required at the Book
store prices.
Locus, Cottage, King & Queen
Nov. 20 5G-N2. D2t Ja'y2t F2.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-27

I HIGHLf LNPORI.g.NT CAUTION TO TIE
PCBLIC BY DIR. H.H ETA.IS iCG. Chatham Street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-27
BALTIMORE CITY COURT. Nov. !

Norfolk, Nov II, 1888.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-12
MORNING HERAL LID.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER re, 1855.
B must apologize to my lovely female read

Br must apologize to my lovely female read
ers-mcre lsvely they are than all have seen 10
France or England-for not turning all my attention
nj once 10 their amusement. make no apologies 10
the rascal man. They can wait my convenience
The fact of il is this. Yesterday was 50 overwhelm-
ed with the congratulations of persons calling upon
me 70 bid welcome, that had no time for any thing
but the shaking of hands My arm aches now from
that cause. But among all these congratulations,
think the following is one OF the best:-
JAMES Copper BENNETT. ksa =
al congratulate you ON your return 10 Our S
and Neg your acceptance the accompanying beaver "
Won seen thing in the old world that goes ahead .
aaer have arrived perfection ~ ths
Of business. Your obI seN@, : . ,n,os
New York. Oct IL, 1888
Amidon, my dear boy, you right have worn
London hat-l have wern Paris hat nave me
latter now my possesson-bnt your mar, ior hsat'
ness, beauty, and elegance, is without approach II
will he dav or two before shall have regulated my
thoughts and feelings sufficient TO set about the
work which have before me.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-12

CsLEsrx Tho nimitabe Celeste appears tongh,
a, the National Tor the last time in long period
Tonight she takes her last benefit this year and
plays Two Of her best parts besides performing foor
dances. Glorious Celeste! none bu, herself can be
her parallel She plays tonight dumb part, French
character, an English character, and a Greek char
acter! Next season we shall have her play Spanish
and ItalIsn speaking characters. The morning Of
her dramatic existence Is opening II is clysium to
contemplate what the GLORIOUS noon Of hat existence
will produce.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-12
M ON EK MARX EFT.
Thu rsday. {

The se~s per Regal william had M immediate eeact
on the market generally and business has bee. DIM in Wall
street today The mpsrtani NOV me, i IL. ,o,.y
market has been the operations The United STA e Bauk
which Institution into The market sellers or e~cbano.
on England 70 such ezteat knck The price
per cent under the last packet day. This en procea,
ing from that quarter has given 10 aucA sprc,,,,;
among dealers tho probable wsicb led 10 IL Nv
is ascrihed sight panic felt among the bank i
Of The large sums of specie which lately
forward europe bat of opnien that no more
has gone forward than has Deen cient Louie
ance OF trade created by tie fall business and withnsd
II the cotton gone forward from the Market say
IN ALL a out 5000 oOe which which has LETT
us within the last month or 4 weeks
Again. there are Indications in The market winch lead
conclusion that an arrangement has been
tween Gen. Hamilton and The United States Bark by which
hs INSTITUTION IS entitled to draw for the basHce South
Carein Loan which is million five
dolars-s5eo 200 having be- gold direct Charles
ton by tina ship oceo!a To perform operation ii would
be clearly ains the interest Of the institution force the
market TO sucsn materially duce
exchange unes ough Of The money
view, profit be realized by drawing Immediately
wihsanding the loss sustained in the fall of exchange The
most probable however # this
The bank, think, be traced the present position
OF the stock of cotton held in liverpool OF
The bank Ttast understood that by srsat
Western whicbrecenty left there srwarded Eag
land statements Of the in this country by which
Is estimated be about 219eo0 bales short This fact
hHcWeuge OIL the and splnnesS
and about Liverpool item the
freely ard with confidence than secoun
they were disposed TO do This iaducemer buy may
BILE Humphreys Bdde dispose OF heg stock present
prices AND the time defeat the combined counter
mev'ment OF the Manchester hou
stocks disposed Of aad who by oar Liver
pool correspondent the above bouss Ia
dispose OF the7 stock in order effect reduction in prces
snd is for the proceeds OF these anc pated sales that Mr.
Biddle is now craving.
Two opportunities for Investment in estate were pre-
sened ,osay OF which capitalists avaed themselves aad
good prices ere obEs 3D. One waste LOT OF
and Blocker Streets known whtemere estate and ia
oofeet front BY 100 dsep brsnght S3 5oo-tsps 10 per
ceHton day Of SALE and balanse delivery of deeds
The other house and number Franklin street and
bought BY thsGuees Of the Epscopaehurch or the shop
fer $4,000.
The in pricrs bch nOticd at the Stock
Exchange yesterday hss been aaptaned The
contrary prices have general rece5ed The Tx Bank de-
cined per cent Dry Deck per Del &Hudsen per
cent; State sank went down per cent; Mohawk rail road
recsded per ceRt Hariscn pesent; s,oripgton II per
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-12

love thy glad. and RESTLESS sise.
My little ckerub child,
And lain once more would belike tf<e.-
AS lamb like ana as wild!
Laugh on laugh on! tkor hast no fears,
OF wisdoE's cup br mind up with tears
Which thou must taste in Maahood's wears,
My little cherub child
IT'S sad 10 see tkee what lhou art,
.Aad think what thou mayo, be;
now worldly woe may turn Thy heart,
And taist thy purity
an, NO Than that, I'd rather see
Death crush thee ia thy boybood's gtee,
as Tnne winds nip the sapling tree
MY little cher ub child
Iothy Young thoughts, how good and fair
seems all nronud thy gaze:
Az 6right with. hope-unoimm'ah by care,
. when comes in after DAYS.
s Mo s on sing on! Der thy glad hours
40 eioua 81 grief at present low'rs.
And ever be thy way mid flaw,rs.
MY little ch-rab child
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-12

10 An article in reference to some legal proceed
.ngs pending against Andrew Brown, Esq, mem
Der of the highly respectable firm Of Joseph &
Andrew Brown, formerly carrying on an extensive
importing business this city, wac received last eve.
ming too late for insertion. 1, will probably appear
tomorrow.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-12

SArLlSG or THE ROYAL WILLIAa.-We understand
that the agents Of the "Roya! William have de-
clded upon changing her day of sailing from the 18th
TO the 20lh Saturday, at o'clock. But limited
number of passengers will be taken. This IS right.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-12

BEACON C.uRsE.-Toaay is the great four mile
day over this course. There are two races-the first
commences at one O'Clock, for The purse of $1,000
four mile heats. Great sport Is anticipated We call
attention TO the entries in this days paper
The races Of Thursday-being the purse OF $500,
three mile heats, ansp purse Of 500 mile heats--owisg
TO the nclemency Of the weather were postpon I'd 10
Saturday,, which OF necessity postpones the trot be.
tween The Ducbman and Rather 10 Monday.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-12

90 The gold and silver ink made by g. Kent, 3
Wall street, Is trsly beautiful and superior article
tls an admirable affair for ladys boudoi and the
desk Of no man OF taste should be without It.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-12

" The story in some few Of the 10 ndon papers
that Van Ambureh had serloss fight with tiger is
false. No such thing occurred
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-12

NEw JERsEy ELECTION Gloucester, Burlington,
Salem, Monmouth, and Cape May counties, give
5000 wing majority. Sussex, Warren, Atlantic, Hun.
terdon. and Cumberland, will give 5000 locofoco ma.
jority-lcaving a clear and entire wing moiorty OF
1000.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-12

II The dispatches for Lower Canada, brought by
the Royal William were directed ITO the Earl Of
Durham or to the person administering the govern.
ment"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-12

We have received by the Erie three very interesting
and valuable letters from MIR. Bennett, written in Pa
RS shortly previous TO the sailing of that vessel Al
though of an earlier ate than the last published
they are still 100 valuable 10 be omitted We publish
the first one today and shall probably give the other
two tomorrow. They contain graphic account Of
Mr.. Benefits visit 10 the Louvre, and some very
valuable financial and commercial information.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-12

II Masonsc Hail IS funny place al least it .
used for vey funny purposes. One night fad
Bltz, the magician, ,here-anolhcr night We find
learned pig exhibiting his powers anon we see Fan
ny Wright and her hackers spouiing and fighting on
Sunday night-half dozen Toll over car h. ads
and we see BOBBY Brooks hasangung a strange
medley mixture Of individuals upon a strange aimx.
tare of matters. Verify and of truth truly the wing
party, respectable, and talented, and influential as
they really are, never attain their object unit,
they east such iFprudent JoRahs as Noah Webb,
and Bosby Brooks into the of oblivion. The
meeting last night was well at,ended-;he wings
there were very numerous sns highly respectable
there was far less dr. hiking and rowdysm than at
Tanmany Hal,-and the object OF the meeting was a
high and hallowcd one. Bu, the same want Of tao,
and talent their programme and speakers as evi.
dent that peryades most OF their reetnzs The same
endless nossenscal jsrgon from rabid time serving
politicians, with empty heads and empty pockets
The same repetition of abusive slang, epitheis, and
senseess sayings about persons and particulars that
commercial community and the administration. The
resolutions werp good-the rest OF the meeting was
| leather and Prunea. There Is too much eternal
talk talk talk What the wing cause requires 10
advance it, is steady and jsdlcous bu, determined
action. general sacrifice of individual interest for
the general good And unless the wings act thus,
they will deserve little merit than the locoiocos
and will get seupdly thrashed at the coming as
the lecofocos were al the last election.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-12

stI The body OF Richard Cole was found yesterday
mornisg at pier No. |, North river. He was knock
ed overheard by the boom Of the schooner from Sta
ten Island
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-12

P am preparing full accounts Of the cotton and
corn markets of England.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-12

10 De Begins Concert went off with great eciat.
Every other piece Of MUSIC was encored
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-12

sISavrsTs The coroner was called yes
terdsy To hold an inquest upon the body Of Richard
Cole, found at the foot Of per No 2, North River
The body was identified by the brother of the deceas
ed. The deceased fell overheard from the schooner
Andrew Jackson, on the Sd inst, and was drowned.
Verdict, accidental drowning.
Also, upon the body of Besjamin Judeson, at 100
Broad street, found dead in his bed. The deceased
was TO have sailed the following day for Jamaica.
Verdict, death from come cause unknown.
The BODIES Of two black women were found sailed
for an eastern market in a cask, matsea Pr, q
King 20 Indian Wharf Boston," and left at the PRO-
vidence ana Boston Transportation Line effioe for
shipment. The coroner held an inqsest upon the re-
mains, and the jury found verdict OF death from
some cause unknown. The bodies were inferred by
order Of the coroner.
Also, at the Aims House, upon the body OF an IN.
behind the pillar Of a church in Pearl street There
were no marks of violence upon the body Verdict
death from some cause unknown.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-12
State OF II ,nde.

The adj -ices per Royal William not 10 have effected
the markets To great rxen, tsday ndee weather
has been napropitol for outdoor ctsss Seine
potast real esta,. sales have taken place. a also
sale whtcAwas well attended, and win
prices she's ed TO dsciine from the previous
by the following official retuFs will be perceived tbst
the trad OF the anals costumes with ycar far
ssag ,hst 81 any former Year these gures speak
unes fcs the he s'thy eeadtion of inlaad lIad,
The tolls collected the York STATE Canals RI 10
4th week ia Sspi.nber, were - -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-12

~ Ms. BaIsrow.-Let all bad ,ynlers look at his
advertisement
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-12
ISL SCI 50
CO 1877 II



bsEADsTaEsSThe from Liverpool la. caused an i'm
Inc price OF iour today as holders are verv
hrm nj " oo many OF thu refusing sell this rate This
has been e ced by the impression which cameo grosnd
that trora the extension OF En- he
proportional decrease ia agricultural pursuits tbai consump
ton ~ the Usted kngdos must xcees M.
production and consequently, knslsnd will in grea, me-.
dependant the Chled States Supplies; a opera
have in Consequence of this advance been i'm ned OF
wheat hsre ne domestic in the market Baltimore
ths 3ts nothing done dealers waiting adsrs per the
Royal William The nsptc, for the week were 10 GIG
barrels t3O half barreihe total for the Quarter
ending lst instant, were as follow -
- CRY 2EcIsrEp's OFFrcE, Bait, Oct OH 1899
The following Is IN. OF the city OF Bsi.
tlroxe lr he ending sesenbsr iqss ~
OF FxsT made . state. viz:
100 o4f barrels wheat hosr
pas hf do do.
943 barrels rye.
rs hhds.
3s6 barrels DO
The following the prices ana dur st the e;,,
men aa.tI .latp. dat~.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-06
MORNING HERALD.


" The person who sent us the article signed "A
Joarneynan, &c. will oblge by leaving his name at
the Office, 10 insure publication.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-06

On the 4h instant Nj Jonathan Fay in the roth wear of nj,
age. - - 49, " ~
His friends and acquantsnces are respectfully invited m NJ.
tend hs funeral this afternoon nj half past ocloeh from ia
Eighth Avenue, between 18th ana 10Th ats
age N' ' ''' - - -
street. r'o' ~ >''iss''"
On the 9TH instant Mrs. Mary HILL in the 1stA year Of her
90 the 4ih instant Mr. George Ch.rl,on In the sah year
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-06
MARRIED..

0nthe 5h instant by hs honor the Mayor David Barker
merchant Of h city 10 Julia Ann, youngest daughter e
late Erasus Barnes, Eco "
Al Ssysnnah, on the 2is ult Mr. John Geo. W. Whale OF
New York, 70 Miss Elizabeth Mary reoi, Of former
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-06

o .A'A H. sns = A-:r's- I'ss' = A.srs.. e...rip
Totnasteck in Ne hingdsn Iss Nay
Amer. Brazil Il. Ind. Oh. deser 49,,
n5s bales 36o7l6 sS.S47 s5,sO5 Ss11S 4s0 arr
No7 ze,SS9 1857 lSe,SS0 3s,2s6 S4S 80
kcE-Ncne remains in first hands few tersesi in second
nsnss have been sold at $751; 50 IS At public auction Is
uerces damaged Carolina fetched - IS to 50 IS
Imports 1889 1887 1885 Stock this day.
From b. s ties 2SS9 1900 Sis none
WaALEBeNE-The market is duh. About tons Southern
been sold At ST.? 0ne ofsur whsles brOug in TONS
Stock on hand, $50 TONS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-06

CovrrxTbi. article completely cslm The gu slies in
r.a.s sveh - Po Rco Hsvsns tsgusyrn sad Ro prime
sorts totally wsnine We have soss bese Domingo
and X tndjs Qs3de tRu1HhroR worth Sc d6i sarne
al Hsurbor ssd 1usaaoure have been tshen for con
sun p,on The sdvees from the North particular
int
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-06

~ THE UNIVERSALLY CELEBRATED ABERNE-
I'M fills General Agency Once, Mo- fV7A Hudson g.
suv.Ag' ncy Offices, No. oa Nassau New ysrksnd Ne
jc6.its
~ PUBLIC NOTICE "A NEW AND INTEREST,"
Inv PUBLICAT1ON-On the 20,h Of Juse instant, VIII pe
published and for sale various bookstores In New rerf
IN large pamphlet Interesting bokspeica
sketch's OF some Of the most dspg uisbed Trsdesnen snd
Mechanics In New York, who have risen 10 snN
wealtn either from extremely Obscure stations who have
obtained their present elevated standing en their peculiar
and superior business talent and tact jee-It
rnEGURY's Csndy efvsnls Cream
~ 10 so high IN the public esteem,
That hundreus among the bean monde
Are oft exceedingly fond-
And msny's the carriage thst does STOP
Pc deal At bis favofitc shop. - -
Also, for sale above, sarsaparia and Lemon syrup.
Wholesale and retail warranted 10 We Of the best quality
jesiw'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-06

BEACON CovRsE.-Two races today, each of two
mile heats. We refer to our advertising columns for
the entries.