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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-27
NegrOeS for Hire.

ON MONDAY, the 3isl Of this month at n
~ fIx's Grocery Store. in the county Of Am.
'crs, all the SLAVES, belonging to estate Of JOIN
lausard. decd. consisting of Men. Women, Boy,
md Girls, among them several Water Men.
K. HENLEY, admir-. of John
Hdnsard, deceased
Dec. 90 r3ID
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Locust IhicEei for safe.

1illlS tract 4 land, containing seventeen hundred
l. and thirty four acres, mostly in woods and
containing some fine tobat co land, rs Offered nl
sale accommodating terms. 1t hes on both sides
oi Little Whipping creek, III the county OF Campbell
about twenty five miles om L,nclburg. AID ailon,
the lands OF Philip Payne Sent. II may be advan-
lageously divided INTO iva three tracts. Posses
SION may be had Immediately. and The terms made
known on application to William II. McFarlann
Richmond. TO The subscriber IN LynelbuIg. Dir
Wnhers or Mr.. BALDWIN Payne, wilI be klndenonrI
show The land. WM. KADFORD.
Oct. Is Is
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5o NEGRO MEN.

rEllE SUBSCRIBERS wish TO hire ior the mex,
Il wear 40 NEGRO MEN. Tor thclr Iron Works
IN Boietourl couny-and ~ Boafmen; for winch
far p'lees will be paid. Persons wishing lie liife wi
please arpy 10 Lanfhornc q Sc,uggs, Lynch
burc or 10 Capt. Cook, AT Roaring Run Furnace
Buletourl.
LAHGHORNE, SCRUUGS & COOK.
Dec.6 I5J
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Tract Of Land,
Dec. II
Si0rpS for. Sale.

NlLL BE SOLD to the highest bidder. f.,
w Cash, on the Saturday The 9Th day of January
lexl, 1889 at Amherst courthouse, the SLAVES
belonging 10 the estate OF Ambrose Tomnson de.
ceased. They consist of Men. Bows, Women and
Children, AID all likely They will be sold, pursuant
TO a decree OF Amherst tounty count.
"a. DRUNMOND
w. A. RICHISON ! Commr's
ROBERrTlNSLEY,\
Dec. 20 t5J
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FAsIBIONABlE HONNETs:::
aUI1sE TO PASSENGERS.
Dec.3
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

NEW AkkANOEM ENT.
'I'HE Northern Line OF Stages from Lynchburr
l. to Fredericksburg by way of Charlottesville,
leaves Lynchburg on Tuesdays, THURSDAYS and Sal.
nrdays AT clock A. NJ, and reaches CharlorteS.
vile in the evening of those DAYS it arrives At Fte-
iercksbrrg on Mondays, Wednesdays aud Frla,s.
at O'Clock, P. Nj. In returning, II arrives at Char
louisville on Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays.
nd reaches Lynchburg on Mondays, Wednesda, 5
and Fridays. By this route passengers leaving
lLynchburg will reach Frederick sburg in two days
or those going from Lynchburg to Richmond vii
reach Richmond on the second day at O'Clock. 2
lM.-Our teams and coaches are first rate. and tn,
drivers careful and accommodating. No pain,
will be spared to render the trip safe and pleasant Il
the passengers.
Fare through 10 Fredericksburg Sll OF
do TO Redmond . 81
Apply At the Franklin Hotel Lynchhurc for seats
5. b. CLOVES, Act.
July9 tlJan
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10 Negroes for Sale.

" besold Tor cash, At public auction, OF
w the first day OF January next. 1889 before tn,
Store of tlix & Robinson. Al Bent Creek, in the
The county ot buckingham, the Negroes belonging
10 the estate OF capt. George Butks, deed. Som,
oi them are young and likely.
JAS. b. WILKINSON Ex'or
OF o. Bulks. deed.
November 90 I'll
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-27
superior Water Proof Cement,
FOR ESOOT.y .s.y'D SFEOES.

HAVE ma:ured and brought to perfection q
L Cement, thar is good for leather falling Is
for CLOTH or better. 1t NOT only makes it close aud
f,m bur keeps out mud and water which rot aud
destroy leather wei tho feet, aud Cause sicknrss,
colds can>umpllons. &c. winch ought to be avoided
by every person. if possible. The Cement, II pul
an right. viii answer that purpose. First, hlacN
your shoes thea put II on rs you would OIL, top aud
boltom and edge. X viii rut amongst pegs OF
s.lchess aud make them tighl, and keep shoe from
tipping. clean upnice, look we'll. and not bum lea
thrr, but preserve II: do not hold II too near thu
fire lyou are afraid they will be too slltl add In-
tie grease OF any k,nd put III ON before or aiier
wards, which wall krep them as plia"' and suppl
a. yon wish restores old faded leather to be PHI
ant supple and black, aud viii not sail the whites
dress. 1t is the best thing To mend broken cruchett
Mix II with flour, Spanish whiting chalk. and II
makes excellecn, putty. In snow Or muddy weather
it will be very csse tai 10 have il on. You know how
desirable II i, TO have yon, tr, dIva such atnr-
worth than the price OF a bottle i Ce-
went which will keep dozcn p-ir OF iee Dr.,
whole winter. at cents Il par. Ii wIli miA
with lamp black any color, aud my be pal
on leather cloth. paper. wood or brick, 10 look
well. have worked al the tanning business, AID
Know what is good for leather. aud would not re
commed any thing that is not. You will do well 10
tryit. have II in half pint bottles, at 25 GEMS pen
bottle. o. in large, quantities. Il wanted at ,easona
bic price. WILLIAM THURMAN.
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Fh,'e1aolOgy.

MI H. BAYLlSS will remain few days longer il
- Lynchburg, and will be happy to give practi.
eel"nsttnons of Ills Skill any gentleman desi,ous
Hotel.
Dee. 81
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CERTgFEC.gTE

have used Mr.. William Thutnin's Water. y, Dol
Cemen, upon all of the boots aud shoes about ~,
honse, and can With truth and the utmost proprie
say that II IS perfect protection against Water,
that II renders the old leather, thai has become had
soft and lively as It ever was makes the boots auo
shoes look better than any other cleaning have
used. never soIi,ng any thlas !, comes in VIII
and is offensive di>agreeable IN smell on
touch. EDMUND WINSTON.
Amherst county, l7,h Dc. 1888.
Having tried the above Cement myself, do full,
concur with Mr.. Winston IN his staiencnls, and 81,
that believe be better iur leather than iung Is
Tor cloth. 1t keeps my feet well as dry
As it Is good aud cheap shall put i, all III,
black peoples Shoes aud would advise all others tt
DO the same; for who would no, keep his negroes
iest dry, II he could. all winter for 9 or : GEMS
piece. WILLIAM MCDANIEL Sen'r.
have rair oihorseskin boots on which | have pa
Use above Cement. 1t not oniy make them firm ,no
ID, but ressts water. and Keeps my feet and
~ even when | wade creek, winch Geuuenll,
have to do. They clean up nice without barkln.
after the first time. GEORGE WINSTON.
have trled the above Cement for SHOES, a d d.,
approve oil the comp osiion aud believe it be proof
against water and mud, ard also beneficial TO lea
iher. and should recommend it TO all those who are
exposed to wet SAMUEL DODGE.
might procure other certificates from people who
nave tried II, and waded in water and worked in mud
nall leg deepfor days together, without getting we
70 theh feet but these sufficient for those who
VIII believe. and many would not convince those win,
VIII not. | will thankfully receive the custom OIL
those who will believe
WILLIAM THURMAN.
Dec. "a is
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vvintom Estate for Sale.

I'M the oh day February. $780, the day az
" ter the ahove sale, will be Offered, IN like nau.
ncr. at public auclioh the premises that jcsira.
BILE estate, lying adjoining the town OF New Glas.
gov. IN Amherst county aud onbo,h sides of Bufia.
loe river, called the Wnton aud Cherry Hill Plan.
tailons. Of Winch there rennIn about
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-27
GROCERIES.

Which will be sold low for cash. His f,ienls ant
he public are respectfully solicited TO call and ex.
anime his stock end prices. A. GANAWAY.
December 20 81
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

40 Friday the 18th day of February, 1882 the
~ undersigned will expose TO sale. vt public aue.
ten, on thr premises nj the house of Harrison Grf-
lin. OF the tenants on the LAND, all the residue
OF thai fine estate. on the North side Of Buffaloe
River. in Amherst county. called tho Burnt Mil 20.
tate, containing about
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-27
1000 Acres Of Valuable Lands,

"A considerable portion river and creek low grounds
'nd upon whldh there two finc mill sites and
abundant water power. The lands are cqui. distaus
ctaeen New Glasgow and Amherst courthouse.
Terms sale.
The above sale will be made in pursuance Of the
provision OF two deeds OF trust, executed by David
IS. Garland and wife, the first to Daniel tligginboham
aud James Lyons, and The other to Davidson Brad.
eno, deceased, and Edmund Winston. aud both Of
record in the clerks Office Of Amherst county court,
To which reference is hereby made.
In the first deed. Robert Tiusley for convcn,.
ence TO the parties Interested, has been appointed
trustee, in the place and stead of Mcssr. Hisginbot-
ham and Lyons by the decree of the county cont
oi Amherst, in friendly suit brought for that pur-
pose.
These are the,wo oldest deeds upon the lands
,ud whilst We believe the purchaser under item will
acquire perfect title, yet as trustees, We can only
convey aud warrant as such.
RO. TlNSLEY. Trustee under
The Isl deed !;
EDMUND WINSTON, srrririns
Trustee under the I'd deed.
The above sale is 10 be made ut nv request.
DAVID S. GARLAND.
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REMOVAL.

TNtIE subscriber has taken the house. formerl,
l. occupied by Messrs. Peters Il Lewis next doc,
10 Liberty Ware House, where he intends to keel
I good supply Of
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5000 acres Of Valuable Lands,

Oflhe ,ost approved soils. Upon The estate every
desirable improvement FOR Two more genteel fannie
o., consisting oftHo large aud well flush 81
Elni I'd dwelling houses, with all the ne III
@4..A ccssay out houses, barns, slabIcs,ssr .X
wants houses carriage house shops. &c aud 10 also,
an extensive water Glisl aud Manufacturing Mill,
upon never falling stream.
|, is confidently believed that a mo,s valuable e..
pate il not TO be found IN the upper country and
we'll deserves The attention of capitalists.
Terms, cash and probably the lands may hr::so'd
tn two or more parcels. The above sale viii bo
made under the authority of deed Of trust hom
David :. Garland to the unde,s gned. for the bne fl
# the Bank of Virginia, dated OH Of April. 1928.
md al record IN Amherst county court. 1t is conf
dently believed the purchaser will get a per
iect ne ht and lle, but trustees can only con-
sey as such. JOHN NJ. OTEY. ! y,os,...
RIO. TINSLEY.
The above sales are TO be made At my request.
DAVID s. GARLAND.
Dec. 10 tbs
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Noy5
Notice..

YBNHE sale OF Real Es'ae at the Oxford Iron
a Works, IS postponed until the hrsl day Of Jan
uary next, when II will certainly lake place. well
as the sale Of all the personal estate.
JON. EARLY. Trus-
JAMES BENAGH, tees.
December II III
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C.E1.lgs.B.7 C.lSTL,'Gs.

AZ have III store, on consignment, lhge guam
w tity Of well assorted Castings, for sale by III,
ton. Merchants buying To sell again will please CIV,
us call We are authorized by the tonsignors /,
Warrant them 10 be al FIRST rate meal.
LANCASTER & BRYANT.
Dec. Is Is
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The above sale is 10 he made ut my request.
DAVID s. GARLAND.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-27

STATE OF TRADE.
ErisIn " Eyanf..U Ia,

crMn evening, Jan. 20.
We have very little Of the markets To-Day. The state
men that cotton had fallen, publ he'd the Gazette this
morsng false No fall has taken place The sales Yesterday
were 7eO bales al full former The news from Eng
land has caused holders to keep m Prices from to 2
cents Coffee is very ddl!-S cents-Ro 81 to H. La.
year, al this season. St Doanso IL cens-nos il j.
cents In sugar nothing doing. Box sugar doll at IT
s Dry goods quiet The average reduction Of prices
Tor all staples are 10 10 so per compared with This Pc
ROD last year The mild weather alarm among
Hour holders ssi tending downwards. and il the
continues i will reach 81 90 before May.
COAL MARKET'-Ths comparative statement of the
prices Coal nav and nj the tered IN 1887, will show
the sat 5 not in SO fourishng a csndon il then
proportion the SCARCITY OF money. the cheapnrss
goods or in her words that warn circulation
Is in 1885, smaller of money will procure
larger quantity 81 goods than thr would 49,
when no cur,anen or conlracti n la taken place.
For in,ance-Messrs. Seymour Masop, of $40 Green
wich street, and Mesr Lang Rand lph, Of $50 Washington
street who the excessive and popular dealers
" for nut tbs date in 1887 former brought S3 the
latter s2; The stock hand he present period Is
TO 600 tors while last 600; the overpus sup
ply demand in addition the former tending
depess the prices Al Pottsvle things in
price continue the same the not operating
iar there Last year, the prime Of the article
before the dealer commenced retailing $liS7l which
gave him a handsome profit While the prime Noven.
Der and December last aad being S8 gives
uHess he is in very large business scarcely remunerang
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-27
CLEA IL " ID.


,es; cJ fa;sli New Jersey :Ssssr; p;'i:a 5:
sps Boston nny : Ri Ays Co
ret, Sears. Mobile y. fIwslL,xu
Ship Miledgevle farer, sasasaai days, 10 johnson
Bark Pomona Brewer Amsterdam. Dec mdre 10 eb.
hard Co LIN at Deppe, Tn.car Of Boston disc e.
Emperor BATH Francis hence jus, ar; Hy.
r brig Mare Ann, ampl,u Honduras "a DAYS. TO Tu.ker
Lauries Left Ans Tse brig cygnet, Boston, sailed
Brig redra,s Clark P.rte csblo q days p H,rmory
Co Lett Arg Black Hawk, Baker, for Boston 2oh the only
Brig In linda. Harsnes; St Mark. via Key Wet, DAYS.
vrrpoo soon; Cyrus for New York do Wave Tor do do
co. 0f Ky Vest Sr Ns ON
18th ms, spoke Orleans ssnse 70, New Orleans gu, u
the wreck Of big wnha hi quarter deck.
sesr Dread. Johrson 81 JOHNS r with live oak for the
navy yard. Let Potomac. fr Savannah soon.
schr Renz Elardge Philadelphia sdays Peruvianbark,
scar. Harriet, Cu.hman. Boston, days. with maue to
sAILED-shp Cincinnati Barstow. New o-eans-buk
Vera Cruz; Con.sbus An,werD, Louisa Rotterdam Anne
Georgetown 5 G. and m ,ssss,l s,!,;
The sgs belo gng TO the Espor,f Squadron hauisd
of into the North River y'. seoRr ;l'e"oon.
Lat &C. H. tno date) Caledonia New Orleans TO- Liver
po0' UNITED STATES PORTS
nor, 49, s ssa ss p and Tg% B'oe for
HaLaGs' HoLE Jan. p Ar King Phr, from Charleston,
Bennett. New YORK. fortland
Westco do for Sewburypori; Forest do, Gloucester;
North Star, Baltimore Pornoutu Passed Ly harriet,
FOR ouiocy, for New York In pert r. NJ King Philip By
rem spartan, and Etna.
Bosros Jan. 2t-Ar Frances Louisa, Do~et New York:
cd ihssr New Orleans; Cores Pre- eott Charles
Garland wh,t-nore do Attention, Johnson Demarara
Cas- Us, Cotrell. Ar~cibo.
Cn.RLgsros Jan q -copis Knight Cahz; sailed Dec. 1.
Touched orders Sailed in with York for Havana aud
Brazil for Salem and parted with the York on the i,h
ult lat n 40 lon ~ TO- spoke Lspwins Ia days
from Bath Car New Orleans Same tine Leonass OF Provi-
drncr Il Jan. 22-Ar Consbrook, (Br Polio IL, Belfast;
Courier, Herbert, New York
Mosris, Jan. 10 -Crd Racine, Desmere, IIavre.
New ORLEANS, Jan i7-Ar Senate. Stacy. from Matches
bound Liverpool 2i5o bali Tsrqua HINT do. hound
20 do 1861 do; Johanna Menng Bremen; Pauline Gz-en
Martinique: Swiss Boy BlasdsI Kennebunk Cason Good
rch Banae A-xarder. Cummings, Mobiles Salvador Cot',
Havapa; cid Olive Eliza rarson Lverpool Ocmulgeee
Leavtt " York; ie -crd Augusta. Pomroy New York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-27
TG0TU ACUp!! TOOTH ACVIE!n
JANISENS CONCENTRATED ELETTARTA

II This preparation has. in all where il has been
and has been placed in with he dis.
tooth, thus far proved
AN INFALLIBLE SPECIFIC
for that most and orHen the Teoih
Ache Unite other articles the purpose, il be
applied h the safety, il is the least degree
10 the teeth aud therefore produces injurious ef
tecs placed in with those that sound As
remedy
FOR THE TOOTH ACHE,
Its success is wi hout PARALLEL Ii thoroughly
all and leaves the Teeth in fl conditions for
being filled; and eff ctually the progress
ct decay, and evsRtually those portions that
hnve already become carious il entirely destroys that
dagreeabe smell ~hcb is always impaired to the breath
by ascay~d teeth. Price 30 For sale only by W. III
mon.on, 10 Fulton street; James H. Hart, NJ d..
Broadway and Chambers r. NJ Guion Bowery
and Gran street. Pike and Henry street, and whole
sale and retail All Grand between East Broadway and
Division street lie 3meod.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-27
Exchange Reading Room and Foreign
Once.

TT THr prorriear above establishment takes great
pleasure in asnou.eing his friends and he merchants
ralv that has the large and splendid hrc
proo room IN the no Exchange the VILLA side.
Neither pains nor ,xgen have been spared in the
nents oi Inc and the estsb ishnsnt - nov be-
eved be the he 81 Of Us kird IN the United states IN
addition the - of American and foreign papers
prices kept records Of arrivals and elearances
sales the Board Brokers, Teegsphc Reports.
and daily list OF the arrivals Of strangers all the prnci
pal hotels
Tire Foreign Letter Office has been fitted up give
Inc vr,a,eu possible safety ~ within " The Der.
feet security against FIRE and si c,her scciden obtain
ed nv depors letters In this Office (whsut taking into
The other or veges enoy by suhscrbers worth more
than the price subscription to all persons having important
correspo ndeace with foreign countries. -
iA =. GlLPlN,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-27

MECHANICS, EXCHANGE COmpANY,y
W BANK AGENCY AND DISCOUNT UTFiCE. 10

% waist Wv fork-The Company hav taken the bank.
ing hosse ~ Msssrs - ~ Allen Co oaerhew services
buynsi selling, dcountr and collecting dra0s
mos, o. the states on favorable terms and buying and SCI
ing gold and silver and bank
plan which this institution have taken giving ample security
isto the hands OF dsnteresed gentlemen r-putaoa and
worm, have gained Tor the most undouted Condolences
mach 81 that their checks drafts the ksaks
taken by the principal BROKERS' and readily and n the
same rates rs hc b,s OF the hsnks which drawn.
pit.9ss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-27

CAhD-MR BERNARDUs LEDEBuER takes the
- pleasure 10 inform his friends public In general
at he has opened Apoihecsys store 81 CHAMBER,
ST. Two doors from Chatham, whs he will be happy 10 wat
a-y ana night those no honor him with their pa
uansgs he has studied P Europe, last sixteen
months he wns employed n the we'll know establishment OF
Mr. Ahhsa, where he he given entire sssis-
fsction 49, 'N -
Medicines o the hes, quality used by him. and pv-
clans prescriptions will be pat with and despatch and
~ the lowest rrMs possible. NJ 3Ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-27
CUTLERY ESTAHLISHMEN T.-Hayi

pieted our arrangements NTH the mpnuiac land
wishn. to reduce stock offer for SALE either
package from the shelves (or cash approved paper
the choicest selection soft able and Small Cutlery the
United States-amonga which silver pearl and ivory
handle table ard desert Knives and Forks eitp stag white
Bone AID shaRs by the package.
Rogers Crooks Marshes. and Buch RS szors and nall
Cutlery in almost endless variety ladies' and genemer's
Dressing Gases, Bagaelle Tables and Travelling Cases
belt holster and anellny Pistols Nut Crackers, Cheese
Scoops ard Champaign Openers Furnishing Stores Sta
TONERS and retailers supplied rs usual.
NJ g. Sole agents the sale Of M-cbs Strops RaIors
kc. GRAVELEY WREAKS,
js-tns Is House.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-27

DAHn sHEAENE- THIS EVENING, VIII se
HET LOVE CnAsE-sir William Fonolove, Mr.. Plaede-
wildrake, Mr. Rchogs-Constance, Miss Cushman-wdcw
Green, Mrs. whsatiey.
To conclude with
ALADDIN or, the Weaderul Lanp-Aladdin, Miss Cush-
man-Abeuzac, NJ Richngs.
IL Doors 64-periormasaes Commence at O'CLOCK
Boxes ti-Pf 50 cents-tssiery IS cents.
NATIONAL THE sTRk--Lofs HGian Op0a
Hause-MR. WALLACE, Lessee.-THiS EVENING
will he performed
An entirely Grand Neurological Drama in three
acls, entitled TELEMACHUS; or the Enchanted Isle
Teenachus, Miss NelsonCaypso, Miss TurPin-Msntor,
Dir Mauhews-Alexis Py Ion, Mr.. VII Wilkins
Prry US Ia which,
THE LOVE CHASE-Sir William Ferdlove, Mr. III. Wal.
lask-wiId,ake, NJ. Browne-True~onh,M NJ. Mathew
Constance, Miss Turpin. =
Doors IA PEI To rmance begin al y b0xesS ut %
cents. Gallery IS cents
IOULOai L. lNs .TUls., NO "a BOwERf.
~ The Public respectfully informed that the institute IS
for The The collection 0f animals the most
recherche and oertd &c public
pecton this country MIR Van Amburgh will enter the
at O'Clock NJ, n in the evening. The hours Of
exhibition will be 10 IL the from 10 past
r. NJ and from to past Ia the evening. Admianoe Is
eenlsIhiren hiatt plce Every attention viii ne PAID 10
the venop, aud castu officers in attendance, secure the
visilers from the intrusion ofimpr-p~r persons.
Signed G. s. ANGEViNE& co.
d43mt PROJECTORS.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

sILV kh-SlLS EH-sULVEK.
cent pieces will gives exchange god halves quar-
dollars. Apriy nj the dess ~ TINS ofhc,.
GD0 nEwARD,-The Pressroom OF the Christian
- ~ Inegsacer in the 81 20 annSrec was broken
and sb quires Of stolen The above reward
will be conviction Of the thief or thieves The paper
had been vet down for j27SF
sDD with brown 50 tn the nome 81 sh lad
csr with the owne, and residence. Whoever will
return said Dog No 300 Fulton shall receive tho nove
reward. jNSr
STOLEN,-On Thsrdsy night, January "a, very heavy
- dark Blue Pilot Cloth Ovcrcosi nearly with velvet
collar lacngs slash sleeves cuf. LINED with velvet and
the owners uf white sewed iasise the
collar suitable rcwsd will be given for the by eay
n B. Pawabroker srereques,ed stop The offered
for sale. lzIW
DHOOKLYN LIGHT GUANB's BaLLi-
ID The Brooklyn Light Guards will heir first military
and Civic HALL. at HUDsON's CITY HOTEL, on Tuesday
4 Tickets 81 t. admit gentleman and tso more ladies
can had wm H. williams store lao Fulton street, oppo
site Cranberry street BY order Of tie Company,
j21 81 ID. u HOLDEN, Secretary,
INFORM TTON WANTED-W JAMES Riley
York, Friday evening the 18th Instant with man NJ the
q Bernard Murphy since which there has been no ae
coant of him.
Ave e. six nchs high fair hs and light conpeSion Dress
Elows-uol-Skin round ,hou dark pantsioons Canton
flannel drawers white funnel Shirt linen bosom and collar
green vest boo both split 10 The insep hsy being rsher
tight. ANY Information of him viii he thankfully received ny
his wife and family, residing James Brsdyt
No s6 High street, Brookyn JN-SV
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finance such another of rapid curtamen this Ia
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