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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-11-07
y O la S ALlSo
NEW GOODS.

eEt e are receiving and opening full
w supply OF Fail aud Winter Good
which we would respectfully invite Our
Customers. and the public generally, to
call and examine. we will sell cheap. - but
come and see hefore we tell youthe price.
HAMME s. STEPHENS
October 8. 1883
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PORK WANTED.
Cloths.

EbLUE. Black. aud Fancy Colofed
ED CLOTHS, Plain. and Ribbed CAS-
sIMERES, aud a splendid assortment Of
CASSINETTS, have just been received
10 which We would particularly invite the
attention Of those who want cheap Costs
Sc, Call and examine. before you buy
as we feel satisfied that we can sell bar
gains 10 the above articles
HAMME l. STEPHENS.
October II. 1888.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-11-07
' ALUAEsLE LAND

EEl virtue Of deed 81 trust. from Jal
EB Porterheld. for the btnefii of Geo. por
terheid, admir-. dc bonis non, With the vii
annexed, OF Chas Porierheld deed, du,
recorded ~ The County Court Of Be- kelley
The undersigned viii sell stpubIic auction
Tor cash, TO The highest bidder, on the pre-.
misses, on Thursday the 81 day Of januarv
1859, The following tracts or parcels d
Land. situated near Little Georgetown
IN toe County Of Berkeley. and 10 the oc
cupancy OF said James PorierdeId, TO vii:
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-11-07
Potatoes.

EBOOTS.-'Fhree doz, Men and Boys
ELD coarse Boots Of best qauii;y and
well made and for sale by
A. ROBINSON s. Co.
November 7, 1888.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-11-07

& HEET lRON.--Iosi received and foI
- sale by A ROBINSON & Go.
Oct 81 1888
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One Parcel, ofs3 Acres,

Or so much thereof as shall he sutlic lent
70 pay the interest on $500. from the 10th
January, 1888, and pay the costs Of sale
HARRISON WAITE
October 81. 1888 -lOw. Trustee.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-11-07

lAlAJlJ IalzaAIAllHl H3t3D
Of every description, AS well as all other
articles usually found in a Saddle and
Harness Shop, all Of which viii be dispo
sed OF on terms as reasonable as can be
had at any other Shop in this section OF
country. Having been engaged in the
business for years, and having none in
his employ but faithful and experienced
workmen. he can recommend work done
At his Shop, as equal to the work of any
other Shop in the vicinity. Thankful io'
past Iavors, aud patronage, he soliclis
continuance of the same.
JOHN HELFERSTAY.
November Y, lSS5.-lstF
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-11-07

EXTRAORDINARY Cure, performed by
pr, VIM. Evans, Of 100. Chatham street. N. "
Mr.. W. w. w of 100, Eldrdgs street, was Ia !.
boring under disease, which was BY many
physicians considered iscnrable, aud could find
no rehei iron any source whatever, until he
made application 10 DR.. Evans, and placed him.
sell under his successful course Of treatment,
nom which he began 10 flnd immediate relief,
and Ia a few weeks was perfectly Cared.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-03


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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-03
Regimental Orders

Cantor, SEPT. 10. 1888.
yTylIE Twenty-ilth Regiment will
4 parade al Canton, on'the Cd Satur-
day. or 10th of Novembefnext, at ten
O'Clock, A. III. armed and equipped, as
the law directs, for drill, inspection
and review. Returns will be made BY
the Captains, to the Adiutant, Of the
strength and condition d Their compa-
MES. The commissioned and non
commissioned officers viii meet on the
two previous days, at ten O'clock, A,
NJ, for drill and inspection. Officers
of the REGIMENT will extend promptly
and without delay the above order.
within their respective commands
The Regimental Staff are herebyor
dcred 10 attend every day armed and
equipped as the law directs.
BY Order Of BrigadierGen. ATKINSON
WAI. +. JONES, Coloaelof
Die 25M Regiment Mississippi Nilitia
/ Sept 10, 1883 1857
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-03

Ttlh HnteMaN1 oHH mHn
tWDmied De- nFaa bubh M HiaHIp
Hoa n lha pghhfHe affs i'Hap'a
RaN HgM tommgHg Wl.l open aNIA
book 0N lh6 1ilh dfF 81 September
nest at CHnl0m nni remain open leh
dHys. Five pct cent un ihr HWofHi
Of vioch subscribed Ia ihe notes ol lle
chartered llunhsof this state will be-
received ON the Cost iusialmeni ol said
Wihtsfipliuu.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-03
NOTTCE.
A FIRST RATE STEAM MEL
FOR SALE.


TuE Subscribers offer sale their
4 sSiedm, .Sac and Gria Nil, onl
the banks of Bic Black, twenty-IiveI
miles above Canton, aud about twen'I
tv above Moore's Bluff The engine
has sixty horse power; the piston
four lectstroke, and is capable otrun-I
ming any number OF saws that may
bo desirable. Tho machinery was
built under the special siperintend-
ence of a gentleman Of great cxperi-
ence, and is believed 10 be superior to
any set of machinery in the Ssale.--
Timber of all kinds may be obtained
convenient to the Mill; and tie mar.
kct for lumber is at all times good
Terms viii be 1900 in cash and the
balance at such times as will allow
the purchaser a fair chance ofmaking
the payment from the proceeds Of tic
Mill. Ii NOT sold to private sale thi.
property will be sold At auction OF
the promises on the oath inst.
FELTS, JONES & co.
Sept. 5, 1886. l3-tf
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-03
McRAE & ALSBURY,

hStHtss
All the papers in this Stath are re-
y.,uested to publish this notice until
The day of sale, and forward their &C.
counls to the Clarien office at Pauld-
ing. l5-tds
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-03
ROBERT NT'INTYRE.

Livingston, Jnne %, 1898.
01yDuring my absence from the
State, persons having business with
mo, will please call on Mr.. JouN Nj.
RoBB, at Veraon, or Mr.. Il. N. THoMp-
son, Ways Blut--either Of whom j,
authorised to receipt for claims due
John NJ. Robb & Co. Il. MI.
July A, 1838-6-Sm*
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-03
MOTTO r..
TALUiBLE LDTS ron SdLE
In mississippi city

MILL be exposed 10 sale NJ pun
W lie auction, 70 the highest bid
der, on tie Second Monday o. Oclo.
Der next, being the 9Th day Of said
month, all those valuable lots in the
New City, situated upon the shore Of
the Gulf Of Mexico, on the southern
boundary Of this State, known as the
Mississippi City. The sale will posi-
lively take place on the above men
toned day, and continue from day tc
day, until the whole of the lots are
disposed Of. Those wishing to pur'
chase, would do well TO be at the city
a few days previous TO the sale, as
there is great choice in those lots ly'
ing Immediately in front on the GuIf
and those lying on either side Of the
contemplated Rail Road from Msss
sippi City to Paulding, the route o.
which through the city, is already 10
Gated Terms liberal--to be made
known on the day Of sale.
Bv order of the Company,
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-03

ya,t8Yg.Cm deee -
Tho above alo 4 ~ pnad uuill
Monulg tho gll ofueiobef nesi,
6rThe Yngoo iiaaner wiIl aigef
Use the above Described ia until stle
and charge this oilice. maft ftufae4
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-03
STEAM COTTON PRESS.


STEAM COTTON PRESS.
yTyIIE Subscriber takes this method
Of informing the public thai the
STEAM COTTON PRESS in the
City OF Vicksburg, will be in full ope-
ration on the first day of October. :.
He is now prepared to receive and
safely store thirty thousand bales o.
Cotton; seven hundred bales can be
compressed day; and he will shir
and forward to any point desired by
the owner.
WIN. II. WASHINGTON.
The Manchester Wing, Canton
Herald, Lexington Standard, and Gre
NADIA Bulletin, will publish the above
and forward their respective accounts
70 Ihls Office ior payment.--Braador
Republican.
Brandon, Sept. IL. 1888. Tau
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-03

Sept, ~, 1888. l9-oW
CABINET MIXER AND UN-
DERTAKER.
GEO. B. SALMON, having open
W ed a Cabinet Shop in Canton,
respectfully invites his friends and
all persons who may need furniture,
to give him call, as he will have
constantly on hand, or make 10 or.
der, SideJodrdS, SecretdryS, Bureaus
Desks, Book Cases, Ceatre, Pier ana
Card Tables, Dining and Tea Tables
Cradles, Cribs, BedsteadS De-, Sc.--
Damaged furniture will be repaired
/ in the best manner and on short notice
! All kinds of TURNING will be done
to order. lie also has a Tin Sho}
in which all kinds of Tin WARE
may be found, or made to order Il,
may suit the purchaser.
September 9. 1888. 14tf
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-03


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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-03
STATE OF Mn

Elnathan DAVIS Y
.(No 400 vs.
Jacob lIammlll X
John D. Morris :,
ON tbs 18th day ol'
tho said plaintiff By y !.
the attschmen in tnl'i'
ned duly executed, a. !,
failing to appear ana : N v
pleavl herein. i \ y
cred by the court lna y
defendants do appears
The FIRST day Of the IS
court and give spec'II' /
herein judgment hnp Y
! berendered agalnsl, Y !
attached 4, be sold. l ! I
Tered that a copy q y p !
| er with d speclIlca.u','vaa, /,
action and the amour .,s' /
i tI' &c Canton ante Herald 4 III I
| cessively and 'ha : ,s y ! ]
Islinss i stayed herein J
| term Of this court ,'IycS
| B, or 8 P B ! :
| o. Taamfer 20
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-03

.e'NI
HiftfLHtfe e.a
tat.rLhe Probate laHta .r
a1 tuUnfe. aUf ms WruH' iW
flaIs.Hf. .ntuIf..r.N'H o' 'HIaf
.GaInar luaual. vhae a.I rnH
Wholeel thrn Iyos u'We'ad 10 ihc
eufmentof ait estate w1Y attend,
100 ihcy thuk proper. ..
WH. ~. tlEStlr,
administrator.
/ Sepiaml er -, i5-el
|SRr6 ID ViaNssrwJ 49, Che Probate
MAmsoV Coryry court of said Go
ITO all persons interested 10 The lands
tpncmens and hcrcdilom'nl7 of John
l.. Fleming deceased --Gfeilg'
NTOt' are hereby cited 20 appear be
fore the Probate Court OF sniD
county, at q regular term thereof 20 b
holden al the court House Of said com
Ity, on tic lth Monday Of Oct mex
then aud there 10 show cause, ifany yol
have, why said court should nc then or
der and decree that the lands, teuoment
sc Of said deceased to be sold,
WITNESS, the Honorable TuoMA
SHAckGLfoRD, Judge Of Probate Q
- said county, the foHllf'Monday
LIS. ! Of August, in the yearrof gu
- Lord, one thousand eight hundre
and thirty eight, and seal Of sal
court.
, Issued the 9Th day of Sept. 1888
) JOHN II. CAMERON, Clark.
? Sent. 10. 1919 1l-GW
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-03


VIM Robson N
ON this l5thdpydH
the said plaintiffs tyA|
and the attachmenta4
returned duly exccu'A'
PENDANT failing TO apsI'
cial bail andplead heiss'
fore considered BY lhs5
less The said defendanla
Oh OF before The firsidl|
term Of this.ccurt ands
and plead herelnii lad;a'
I fault will be rendeFedg
| the estate attached 5s
Their ordered that q cog'
/ to,rathcr yriih 4 specg
cause Of action ard ne
| ed as due from sald O. I
| plaintiffs, be publishes
/ Herald, for four wee
/ and that all further ]
| stayed herein until Y
4 ...,s.t
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-03

Sept. 10, 1888. l5-4t
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-04-05

appear, however, that the maledictions of the
psalm were verified after his death by any i'll
effect on the family; for both his children
died before himself; so that they were mel
Their fatherless nor forced to beg their bread !;
and his wife took care to frustrate the curse
of perpetual widowhood designated for her,
for in l794 a Young man brought her to ST.
Hilary church. when she was married a
second time. This dreadful example of per-
fidio,.s courtship made such an awful inn
preston on the young men in the neighbor-
hood, thar no instance OF broken faith occur
red for considerable time! and in the parish
Of 81. Hilary where the annual average num-
Der of marriages since the year 1854 had
been only fifteen, no less than one-and- forty
couple we're hurried in the year ensuing
Thomas death.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-04-05
From the Darien Telegraph. March, %.
LATE FROM FLORIDA.

More Murders.-We have the following
intelligence to communicate to our readers
concerning the Florida war Il Is gathered
from the information Of a gentleman WIG ar
rived here from Black Creek. on this day in
the steamer 'Ocmulgee, which lcis Jackscn-
vile OH the 2lst inst.
The Florida Militia are ordered Out, and It.
is thought the campaign has terminated TOR
the summer.
On the 2lst an express arrived at Jackson-
vile, reporting that one white man. his wife.
and four negro children had been murdared
on the 18th inst. This is represented to have
taken place at Ocean Ponds, about 50 miles
west of Jacksonville and 10 miles only from
the Georgia line One white female and
negro woman escaped. The litter reports
that they ran as soon as the first rife was.
discharged, and concealed themselves two or,
three hundred yards from the house. Shc.
saw her master shot by the Indians. who ran
about 100 Yards before he fell dead. She
states that there were about 40 Indiana pres.
ent.
Forts Taylor, Lane, Chistmas, Call and,
Volusia, are, or about to be Abandoned.
Forts King, Micanopy. Harlee, Picolatc,.
and Black Creek, arc to be kept up, and
Fort Peyton is toIbe re-es.ablished.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-04-05

q hundred times more horrible than the OF.
binary small po1." The same disease has
penetrated the remotest part of the Assina-
boin country, where the Indians, according
to the last accounts, were dying by fifties and
hundreds day, the surviving women and
children being left in wretchedncss hides
cribable. The Assinaboin tribe, which not
long since numbered 5000, was literally an
INITIATED! The Mandans, n tribe Of about
1000, living l6OOsmiles above st. Louis, had
all died but 81. The Min0tarees, living near
the Mandans and numbering about 1000 had
lost one half of their number, and the NOR
tally was still raging. The Arickareee,
amounting to 5000, had lost one half of their
number, and the remnant were dying hourly,
The ICreeS, numbering 5000, were nearly
all destroyed. There was little doubt, that
the dreadful disease would do It's fatal work
upon all the tribes on the Columbia river.
and upon all South of the Missouri to the
Mexican settlements!
Practical Beneuolence-The editor Of the
Boston Transcript, in crossing Hancock
street last week which was flooded by thaw,
encountered stranger on an ice bridge, over
which but one could pass at time. Retreat
was impossible without plunging into. the
water. The gentleman deliberately put his
uouu AutO HIS pOCkets uuu uEHWApS IOFl{ks{3-a
cent, exclaimed, Head or Tail r. !" .fasl.
said the Editor. "Tail it is, said the stran-
ger, and Immediately jumped into the waser
and waded to the side-walk.-TH.
General Sutherlan6-N is said that thu,
leading patriots in and about Detroit have
dissolved their connexion with Gen. Suther-
land. Not long since the General had lit
tie standing skirmish with one of his aids, at
the American Hotel in Detroit, in which his
military proves received severe shock
The affair originated in n conversation be-
tween the two, in relation to q patriotic move.
ment, in which Sutherland was said to have
acted imprudently.
"You arc liar" said Sutherland.
" You lie yourself" retorted the indignant
aidecamp, and any man that will take thAt
will take Sheep" The general rang the
bell for a servant, who Immediately entered
the room, with a low bow, and inquired what
was wanting. '.'as ~ }.ss
"Coffee for one, and pistols for two,s said
the general. The waiter stared at the gener-
al, in state of incomprehensive incompres
feasibility.
~Don't trouble yourself, Mr.. Sutherland
said the aid: 81 can accommodate you."-
And he drew from his pocket u brace of hair
triggers, and laid them upon the table,
" Take your choice of the two"
"I'll take 'em both," said the general, 70
he strobe UP to the table, and clapped the
miniature blunderbussess in his brecches
pocket. The aid was So enragcd at this
"spiking Of his artillery" that he deffed his
coat and gave the general a genteeI drnhbing
with his fist. A friend now entered the rDora,
and parted the belligerents. The general
went his way-GLoRIoUsLT LIcKrN. j.
& Pontiac Courier.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-04-05
BY HIS ExcELLENcy
HENRY w. EDWARDS.
Governor efths State Of Connecticut,
A PRDCLAMATf(pN.

In accordance with ancient usages and in psrpetua.
ton Of an institution, tending 10 strengthen, the
ond to remind him Of his dulles and ohisaiions 70
an overruling Providence, do hereby appoint Fiji
dg The hrtesc dsg e April !, ss1 e be Ssstv;
fy aad b.Isey nys Al e peop s9S
this State devote that day % such obseryancesas
appropriate TO Christian Fact; particularly 20
assemble with their Pastors :, and R:aions; rssSh
suppIcate our Heavenly Father ,;,,,
That He would forgive the sins we may have CON.
mitied rs nation and individuals; and that He
would enable us hereafter in al things TO act in Ole
dience 10 His commands and in conformity 10 His
will That He would continue to us our inesimable.
civil and religious privileges and enable US to name.
init them unmpared TO our posterity That civil arg
religious rights and privileges may be universHy aiI-
fused That the reign ofinjnstcs and nppresseD nay
throughout the earh and that every ind,ysonaE
Of the human family may Re peIiied % ~o.snp n:
eness That He won ID continue 70 US the biessing OF
peace with all the nations ofthe earth incline sscnas
pulousIy to respect the rights Of OTHER nn,,one ana
cause them equally 10 respect orroWn; lhat IN the
season on which we are now entering, He would
cause the sun shine, the rain to TALL and the EARN
to bring forth it's fis and that the labor OF man N
endeavnring provide for his wants may be besseds
That He would cause our manufactures, and com
merce to prosper and that He wold smile upon ev'
cry useful branch of industry That re woSsa .s.e
entrusted The management Of our public ecnces.ssas
state and as nation, and enable them faithfully 70
discharge their duties and e aoops sucS s - 1870.
Tina. He would prosper the Efforts which are md
and cause shem to result in the advancement a hu-
man happiness here earih and in that world %
which We are ell fast Fastening.
And finally, and above all, that when the lasG
trump shall sound. and the dead be raised. we may 30
found on the right hand Of our Judge. and b nab
partakers Of lie eternal
Given under my hand aad tho sesl fsaia STATE, Is
New-Haven. this eighth day Of MuEsA IN he yasT
Of our Lord cns thousand eight hnadssa and tkiay.
eight and Of the Independence 0tha United Slatso
The sixty second. HENRY w. EDWARDS.
By his Exeelleney's command.
ROYAL r. HD1lAN. Secretary.
A joker in NeW.York having meta sAest Ramilsusan
whose tlFst name was William. turned and w6lhe1
hacked By bic eide In lilslO while he eontlsmaa
turned 70 HE uninvised comparison and asked him II
he had any business with him. aNaRs d en-" ssif
the oiheI hut a. The law does NOT allow u 10 ~
s@aH Bhla. have turned about. -nssisA 1kina4
0hnson. according 70 The YanoA (halssl p1unss. e
the ID inst, has declined holNR candidate kgBoalaN
uon, naososion b he beilof pan q valug.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-04-05

WASHINGTON Marcn, q, I0oo.
In my letter OF yesterday, say" OF the
absentees my own opinion is. but have not
the yeas and nays before me, majority are
opposed to the bill in IFS present shape"
have since examined who were absent. and
have no doubt / was mistaken. It is proper
that should correct the errors. The Globe
has given tolerable fair statement as 70 the :,
probable votes on the pending questionS sna.s
the bill be laid ON The table y if the whole hou.s
had been present. There were thirty w. -
absences. Ofthe number. twelve Itne Ulo oD.
says ten) would have voted Win the PscInV AZ.
majority. say one hundred ana nves az - !. :
reconsideration. The remaining tipeatg (the
Globe save tlnsntsIaaOO) would have voted with
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-04-05

ohnson. aeOnEdlns 70 tie Yasoa. (Nalssl lAuasse q
the ID inst has declined holNn candidate IsBoGae
don, naoeellnn b he bsilsF paEt e ValuE
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-21
- c,TYMoTEI. 70 LET GA LEASE

n.1 THAT long established and well known Hotel situated
.lA Utica on the canal anu contem
mated Sero, of Inc to- railroads The budding u brick,
ores highse feet front BY Is feet IN aep'h and eon,a
yeons and kitchen hors ~ oil Which
are large square psrlors As barns CO oh houses The
furniture will Ne disposed OF the lessee on reasonsoie terms
hrequired. Posscsson gwen on the lftho Feb. new.
sse exchange for approved city property nssvtt
n the ssnhs ~ the Hudsop highly nprsved con.
tsinng Apply No - ~ Marks Place oetw go
and II O'Clock, AN, jslm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-21
IIyEHPOOL PACKETs.-To al, y

a. LIVERPOOL PACK ETs;-To sail from
6 New ys ON and from Liverpool on ths Gath Of
month In the year except That when these dates
al. on Sunday the sailing The shps~l be deferred until
che day
wax.
Feb. a-ship GEO. WASHINGTON, H. Holdredge, s2s
FsSa-ship PENNSYLVANIA Ioh, r. Smith, ssctons
April s-ship INDEPENDENCE, +. Nye, master, Us
srpI Snip ROSCOE, }. c. Delano master $40 toss
Dec n Ship PENNSYLVANIA.
Ian a ship INDEPENDENCE.
Feb 2l-Ship ROSCOE.
March g-ship GEO WASHINGTON.
Tbesr lps all of the FIRST class. commanded by men Of
r.,t pains III be spared 10
Rave ihe s-s hs stores The h
The rate OF passage DOT Is fixed by understand
i,g hs The oprieors the other packet lines sslAo Ne
s~r he captains of these vessels WI be RESPONSE
ale FOR any letter. parcels sent by the above ships
uner regssr bills Of ading sg"ed therefor ror 'regs'
OF s.spunYgNNTPY M,NT,IRN Co is4 Front st. Tor
wILDEs PiCKERs0ILL co. LverpoeL jI
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-21
FARE REDUCED.
CO.. CO.. gls2


By Rail Road ana Coaches
Morning In--wH leave the foot Of Ccursnst st. every
morning at 9sck W the of the New Jersey Rah Road
70 New unsvick hepce by stag. Trenton, arriving
rhisdelphia the ansrnoon
Heturnng-Lesve Trenton ~ o'clock, A. ~ AFTER the
arrival If thars o(lbe Philadelphia and Trenton HAL Road,
arriving At NV York al "a o'clock, r. NJ
Evrn NJ LineIeaves New York fuot ol Courtlsndt 81 AT
O'Clock r. passengers win reach Treuon by O'clock,
lodge ard take the early Of the Philadelphia and Trenton
Ra ftoae arriving w philadelphia ~ 9 ocloek,A-M
ReturnngLeave Philadelphia O'clock, r. ~ arriving
IN New Yorh ri ~ O'Clock, AN.
Fors-at apply the Rail Road oce. foot Of Courendt
81 New York ~ the old Stage Oce, q south 81 u, oppo
site Congress Hall Phao phi and NJ the bar OF 4 Rising
Sun Tsvern TreRton. asa
Passengers from Paterson accommodated h- taking
the cars OF the Paterson Rail Road which cs
meet with the above res the Junction Bergen; and the
public may rely sPoa ssappy ofsages New Brunswick for
their accommodation.
For seats ia the above lines spply 10 Thcpss Whit
Bres,lwav New Yort.
NIB Leaves ,be .fhce Il squsrer before A. NJ and .
kLkxANpER ~. CUNNING. Proprietor
New Ysrk, New. l6, 1851. jN