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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-24
ROwAND's Tone MIXTURE,
IND
TONIC MIXTURE PILLS,

VN7ARRANTED perfect and lasting curc for Agile and
w Fever, and valuable remedy in Jadcc, Dyscnicry,
heartburn, etc.
From Dr. limos X. Smith, Northern Liberties, PAizad.
Dear Sir,-l congratulate good fIitunc in
presenting the OF the victims of Fever aud que such
blessing your Tonic Mixture has fully proved it.
self 1t is spccdl, becoming the remedy with all
who appreciate lis usefulness and long, will be esteemed
and Aguc has hitherto bullcd tho skill of the eminent
OF Practitioners, and they deem presumption
promise tlau temporary aid. Your Tonic tuc how
ever seems 10 have and peculiar power the
and health. hope will pcrsevce extend the in
huencc of the medicine and that The public will estimate
generosity. Yours, respectfully,
AR. SMITH, NJ. d.
Ert,act Of a Letter from Or. StcrcnS Bncks 20. Pa.
6ir-l brought home with during the autumn of 1881
the first quantity of your Mixture which hca rd highly ex
toc as permanent for Fever aud Agne disease
which at that period prevailed extensively i'll
try. NJ, neshbors and patients had become accustom
cd TO the of Banks and Qunne &c that they
render them and they readily consented
trial OF your medicine. believe that there this time
hundreds who would cordially testify the bcneti they
nave received rom its employment and would gladly aid TO
spread knowledge of s peculiar virtues There has
little OF the Agne the ncighbo.hood since the iroduc
ton at the Tonic Mixture, which is maniy attributed TO tho
very general use Of this medicine. J. J.. STEVENS.
Rowand's Eye Water, for in1ammanns & Of the Ewes
DO. Impnlpablc Dentifricc, valuable article
for the Teeth and Gums.
RewNmd's AmmOnjntcd EmbrOCntiOn, for Qnnsy,
Rhcumatim, Spuins, &c. of high standing.
Rowamd's Alternative Extracts for Liver diseases,
Jaundice, Scurvy, Morcurnl diseases
nowUnd's AinbnSfcr Powder for hcautying and sof-
tcning the comp cXon.
Rswnnds vcrmifugc Worm Destroyer, cele
bratcd and popular remedy.
For by HOW Ell DAVIES, Agent.
July 80 w12m
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F1'lllS Is TO NOTIFY the heirs or Than,


= Johnson, deceased, and all other pctse IA
Interested that once more appoint The Io,h J,x nj
October, 1888, 10 meet them at the office of Cbiswcu
Dabncy, Esq. in the town Of bynehburg at o'clock
A. NJ for the purpose of paying them the balance of
the money that IS IN my hands belonging to tho said
estate, when shall expect the lcgaices 10 give mo
reinnh'ng bonds, with good security. Also. all per.
sons having demands against the said estate, are no
tilted TO bring them forward by o'clock on thar
day, or before. BENZ. TALIAFERRO,
Administrator of Thomas Johnson. deed.
Aug 81. I'm
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naAu. usYAra Ar Arcr,cr

VIE SUBSCRIBER intending to move to the
west hs i"l. VIII sell on Tuesday the oslh
inst. his House and lot on Federal Hill Til. nrn-
perry Is handsomely situated. aud in good rcnait
The DWELLING HOUSE is very comfortable
aud on the lot IL i Well Of excellent water
Terms ~ sale.
The sale will DO conducted by Payne 4 Tur.
ner Auct'rs. GEO SEAv
Sept. 90 ~.
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TWenty Fire Dollars Reualn.
pANAWAY FROM TIE SUBSCRIBER.
IL his negro man

who absoonded about the 25th Of last month with
out any cause Whatever, and it is believed he will
endeavour TO make ms way to the State of Ohio.
ROBIN IS tolcraby bright mulato, nearly or quite
SIX feet high, stout muscular man, about AZ years
old-has ono fore tooth missing, or wide space IN his
tore tceth--has a scar one of his cheek bones
occasloned by burn, and mark of severe cut on
one OF his thumbs lie is fond Of spiills and when
drunk he Is outrageous. Robin has worked in Tan
yard Tor twenty years. aud is very good Tanner and
Currer; he IS also a good coarse shoe maker and
carried OFF with him his shoemaker's tools. | will
give the above reward for the apprehension and con
hnement IN Jail OF the said negro, that MAY get
linn again. Any person experimenting him, will
please address me at Oxford. North Carolina.
TIlOS. b. LlTTLEJOHN
Oxford, n. G.. Sept 90, 1885. Is
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1902 ACRES OF LAND.

principally IN wood, bought with view of supplying
fuel to the Furnace, and lays probably two miles
tom the Furnace, III Its nearest paris, and will be
sold with orseparate from the Furnace Tract as may
appear preferable the day Of sale THIS property
being leased for the present year. it cannot be delv
cred to the purchaser. until the LIST Of January 1889
and will be sold subject to that condition. and on a
credit oinine, twelve, and eighteen months from the
day OF such delivery the payments 10 be secured by
bonds bearing interest from that date with approved
security, and deed ofirusl on the property
JOHN EARLY, J Trus-
JAMES BENAGH, { tees
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CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN GEN'L
WADDY THOMPSON q MIR. CALHOUN.
'rfeR,iiie, s. c. Hountainccr)
GREENyiLLE, Aug. 80. 1s.

V'T'T'Tt' 'TI'T'Tf VV'
.Sir:-Tn the course of my remarks on Tuesday
last, stated that thctemand of the public dues in
gold aud silver only bad first been presented in Con
cress distinct and specific proposition, by Col.
Benton You interrupted me, and said that my
statement was false, (and understand, added that
! knew ii to be SOL This occurred al dinner CIV
en- to YOU aud could therefore do more than 10
say that such language was unproyokcd, and that
could not and would submit to il from any ONE
| had hoped that when the excitement OF the mo-
ment had passed away, it would have been with
drawn. As 1t not, have no alternative left, but
to enquire of whether you intended to use the
language attributed TO you, and whether or not
am to regard it as withdrawn relracted.
Very respectfully,
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E,s.2llSo
"THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINTAN"

10 pabshed semi-reey (erery Monday and ThnsdayJ
-Four Dollars per payable adrance. No snbscrp-
ties xbe received fora shorter period than months; and
paper mil be dscsnnned ercept AT The discretion of tie
EdiksrsD until all arrearages paid.
pTADVER TISEUENTS,n inserted at 30 cent, per square
hs for he FIRST sertion aud 81 for erery snbse-
event Insertion.
0TJoB PRINTING crecnfed neatly and erpeditioasly
and reasonable
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JOHN NJ. SPEED,
ATTORNEY At LAW /,

M I'LL attend the Superior and Inferior Courts
w ofthe county Of Campbell aud the Corpora
ton of Lynchburg. Any business entrusted 10 his
management. will receive prompt attention. hs
may be found at the Law ONCE Of G. l.. Mos
by, Esq. :.
Sept. 10
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.y'OTHGE.

A LII persons indebted to the subscribers, are
n hereby notified that satisfactory arrangements
for the payment other debts must be made by the
lst of August next, as longer indulgence cannot be
given. JAMES Z. HUM q 20.
June II Is
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DAY OF SALE CHANGED.

p 1t will be observed that the day of sale of the
above properly has been changed from Tuesday, the
3Oh TO Monday the Goth of October in conseque nee
OF the anniversary Of the Lynohburs grcultura So
olety taking place the former day.
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A DWELLING HOUSE,

with all necessary out houses, coal honses, &c This
property is situated immediately on the stage road
between Lynchbnrg and Richmond, and about SIX
OF seven miles below the onner place. and about one
am, hall miles from the James River Canal. which
IN the course OF the next year expected be com
pleted In addition TO the above property is also for
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H.gTTE1e'S .V.gTEsAeHHES,
t. FALL AND WINTER
GOODS.

WE have just received a very handsome assort-
w ment of FALL aud WINTER GOODS, recent
ly purchased in the Northern Cities, upon the best
terms-conssting, in part, of
Figured Silks, olall colors,
Salins OF various colors,
Matteoni Lustring,
Lusrlng, G1uze and Grodenap Ribbons,
French Worked Collars,
50 pieces A London Prints, at % cents,
900 pieces of Calico, at 10 Cts, Cd, Is. and Is Cd.
French and English Merinos, various colors,
Figured Merino fot ladies' dresses, ia new artIceD
Flannels white red and yellow.
A large quantity OF plain and plaid Lnseys,
Fulled Cloth for Servants,
large quantity of brown and bleachcd Domestics.
Sugar, Coffee and Salt.
With many other articles suited to the season
and to which call the attention of the public, and
especially Country Merchants who may wish to re-
plcnsh their Stock. We confidently assure the
public that offer them such bargains as to
induce them to buy If they will call and examine our
Stock. BURTON * RODES.
Sent. II Is
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The Painful and Debiiitdiing Compla
o. THE PILES

been thoroughly cured by the administration of
DUMFRIES' REMEDY FOR TIE PILES
yUNllS approved compound also mgates and removes the
symptoms which frequently accompany that disorder,
and increase the danger OF the palicut,z Pain in luns
lcadnchcloss OF Appctitclndigesti onand other marks
ofdebility.
relieved Patient distance" It but JUS
tice inform you, that have used your Dumrcs
Remedy for the Piles for time past and have found it
cminently successful"
The Remedy quite innocent and may be administered
all ages andboh PLAIN and simple directions, with
u description OF the complaint accompany each package,
which consists of two boxes containing Ointment and
ether Eectuary-rce 81 Tor both articles 50
where but one is wanted.
- None genuine, unless signed the outside printed
wrapper by the sole Proprietor, T. klDDfR
late DIR. Conway. For sale, with all the other Conway
Medicines" at his Counting Room, No. 90 door j.
kdder's Drug Store, of Count and Hanover Streets
Concert Hail. Boston and by his special appointment
" nowE tI' D,1i1Iis, Agents, Ivnchbrs.
Large discount 10 those whn buy to Sc Il again.
Nav 81 3 l2m
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Mcssrs William ChiIdrcss and Abrarn ChilJrcss ia
your own rights and adm'rs. of Robert Chi.
dress, deed. Henry Childress and Nancy Fcrcu
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-24
DIR. JEBB'S
Rheumatic Linin,ent !

Will afford relief the patient and has
bccn attended h such extraordinary the
most distressing rheumatism in "a hourse,en when
years standing.
This highly valuable Inmcn is recommended with
6dence founded the experience of years only
cure that excucaiing disease, but application
for Stiffness the Joints, Numbness Sprans, Chlhans
This article is considered so superior thing else,
and possess such virtues that orleied from
distant parts of the country.
An Agent recently Please send nc further sip-
ply of Jcbbs inment. shall probably sell considerable
quantity, is recommended by Of our physcans
very highly"
Price so cents bottle
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aH$1@ Fhe Tract Of Land,
AIe& in the proceedings mentioned, conveyed
&TNEe by Geo. p. Luck, in hi. life time, to
,-. VIM. Armstead & Jno. w. Young, as
trustees and by the said Jno w. Young, Trus-
zee, 20 the defendant by deed, bearing date the oath
n"y oi April 1929, containing 363 Acres, lying and
oe'ns ia uie county of Amherst. near Pedlar Mills,
on Ieuiaf River, aud its waters, and adjoiniu. the
others.
Inc purchaser will be required TO give bond with
approved security, and the title retained as further
sec"1'y unlii the purchase money is paid, unless
the Land be purchased by the creditor or his agent,
IN winch ,s case no security Sc is required.
nobEh Il. COLEMAN d. Sh'f.,
for Jno. Coleman, ShF, and as sucb' (sm'r.
Scptembes 90 ,ooO
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II GREST MILL.

and an excellent additional Water Site for another
Furnace Mill, or other manufaetory-Also,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-24

"ARRAN1ED perfect and lasting for que and
w Fever and valuable remedy in JuuGdicc DyScncrv
Heart Burn,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-24

The entire dony fhe su-treasury system, with the pro-
ject rous forward by Cen Gordon 1854 aud 1885,
unye rsnlly ndflcd and ayowed.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-20

SEIOLITZ WATBR-Mesra YOUNG KENT
- having made arangemens with the prcpriesrs OF the
celebrated Seid Spring In Germany
crystals salts ccntan are enabled ID,
oAer the Anercsn public their powders, the OF
iRsananeousy producing the original Seaz possess
ed Of all lis inherent virtues The powders long known
Seidu possess other properties in with the
ced EPSON Salts beng entirely devoid OF the tonic
alternative qualities OF the pure waters. Hence continuous
Of the Sedl powders produces WEAKNESS,
companie with much whilst the other hand the
neral health being with sickness other
pleasant effects These powders are neatly put up 70 one do
papers, by Messrs YoaIg Kent SIS Broome ct
Of 1honpson, who the Importers OF the crysased
salts OF the Germsn Sedz Spring. See that The label bears
the signature OF Young KEN. NoBe Others genuine
AMI us
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-20

APIRATE OF THE CoAsT.-The U. s. mail schooner
Hope Griffith, days from Key West, via Indian Key,
arrived Charleston the llth inst. Capt g. reports
that on The 9Th inst lat cs lon 20 25, he boarded
by boat from the brig Ammondel, Of Liverpool Capt.
Roberts, in Of provisions SO days from Leghorn,
for Liverpool-supplied her. Capt r. reported, that
The Isl inst, in the night off the Tortpgas he spoke
schooner with painted ports, regular trader between
New York and Pensacola, DC days from New York, the
captain Of whi,h reported Capt R. that the night
q the goth July, Key Wes, and Sand Key Light in
sight, he boarded by practical schooner saying
that he was in want Of they took from the
schooner the Of $500 worth Of articles he also
stated that he obliged TO be very polite, make some
presents, and considered himself lucky 10 get off
without further injury.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-20

THE EXPLORING SoUADRos.-Incredble as Il may
seem, voach for the fact. that the Exrler
ing Squadron is ready for and will depart with the
frst fair wind-ledsy if il should sfer The officers
are all on board and in ne spirits este with anticps
tons Of the peaceful trunphs not less worthy OF the
wreath Of fame than those % grim visaged war; which
await the successful results OF scientific research,
achieved with greater peril and hardship; and admit
ting the truth sf the cid sdsge that bad beginning
win have good ending" they have glorious prospect
Of success to their expedition.
The squadron now rides calamity abreast Of Fort
Monroe IN the following order sloop Of War Vim
comes. Lieut. Wilkes. Commanding the Squadron ship
Relief, Lieut. Long; sloop Of war Peacock Lieut.. Hud.
sen; brig Porpese, Lieut. Ringgold sehr. Flying Fish,
Passed Midshipnsn Knox and schr. Sea Gull, Passed
Midshipmsn Reid Tbs schrs. pilot boat built and
of the rise Of 100 The sloops OF nearly
on the peace establishment, shelving ory eight guns
each.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-20

SEVERE GALE IN The BAY-wITH SUPPOSED Loss
OF LvEs-Capt Parrish, OF the steamboat Virginia,
arrived Tuesday. informs that the gale Satur
day night severely felt at Deals Island lao miles
below Baltimore. 1t commenced at o'clock 7. M
and blew with all the violence Of hurricane until IL
o'clock period OF three hours. Oft the Camp Meeting
ground about 300 sail Of small vessels anchor
three fourths Of which driven ashore. Nine oil
them were capszed, and number Of persons missing
from them believed TO have been drowned.
The sioutest trees the Camp ground were torn
up. and the tents instantaaeously demolished.
On the way down the sound Capt. p. several yes.
sells bottom upwards, and others ashore.
The gale or hurricane appeared To have passed in a
ven felt twenty miles below Deals Island
The Virginia and Farmers Bank, in our Borough
suped specie payments yesterday. The Farmers Bank
had quite busy time in paying of part Of the Of
Old Irensdes, Of whom received the whole amount
Of their pay in gold others in gold, silver and
requested by them.-NorJoik Beacon.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-20

FURTHER FROM HAvASA-The Coaspiraey-A let
Ter received by a commercial house in this city from
correspondent Havana, confirms the statement pub.
Hshed yesterday. The writer says that Carlist con-
spracy had been detected among Of the regiments
sts,oned at Havana and many arrests and executions
had taken place From,his il would seem that we
mistaken as TO the cause Of the revolt originating in
dissatisfaction with the removal Of Gen. Tacon The
object Of the coRsprators was to wrest the Government
Of Cuba from the Queen, and place ii in the hands Of
Don Carries.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-20

and the Ladies An general.
W CARL KING, the well known and celebrated First
Premium Tuscan ind Hat Manufacturer to her Mses
~, Victoria Queer OF Engan respectfully informs the La
dies Of New Yerk vcsity the public generally that
re has commenced the wholesale BUSINESS ana has entirely
sven up two OF his retail namely 5t Broadway and
bosery; but he will TO have always on hand an
elegant large assortment Of superior quality most ashena
bly, manufactured, Florence Tuscan and English
straw Hats al his residence No "a Dvsoa ST. by the sagle
hat, al reasonable price Maers and Country Mer-
chants win always and Of superior
fabric al The wholesale price, Of Leghorn Florence said
wholesale Warehouse No. III Madea Lane stairs, on
reasonable terms as any house in the city
he viii keep also elegant assortment OF Inc most
French Flowers and Paris Ribbons by the eox or
set a a very reasonable nrice lySl-9m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-20

Fxos FLoK,pA.-The Florida Herald Of the 4'h
,., received BY the schooner Agnes Capt Hn'z, es.
innate. the Indians in The okeenoks swamp. at from
500 - 600 in number In the neghborhood Of McanoPy,
.n had been killed and another wounded, while
s.hns i. a pond Col. Harvey had gone on an exPe-
a,;sn "a .cosr the Whlacoochie with force Of 22o
a.. hspdred Of which are armed with Colts rife,
and discussed as Indians Captain Mickler left Palaaka
=, The 3D. 10 Join Col. Harvey at Mcanopy.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-20

The feelings Of our citizens have been wounded by
the outrage which mentioned in this Gazette yestsr.
day committed in a grave yard attached 10 the farm Of
Mr.. Levi Merris. The remains Of Charles Thompson,
the Secretary the Continental Congress, have actual
ly been stolen away from IL. What adds the helm
BUSINESS Of the offence is that the inerment made
there in accordance with the well known wish Of the
deceased.-Nat Gaf.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-20

wHcr 70 TIE LUCKY ossl-Every body is crazy TO
know whether the Paltimere or Philadelphia dandy
10 !. be blessed with the hand and heart Of the en-
chanting Miss s., Of Bleecker street. We think cur
selves she loves both, and has not as yet made up
mind. The little eoqsetts has refssed rings and mi
natures from both. Perhaps il, the truth were known,
there s a correspondence still kept up between her.
cell sas the pretty and nch Mr.. d. Of New Or.
ems.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-20
ry Burdell is the best dentist in the city.

MECHANICS FAIR.-Look out, high. low, rich and
poor, young and DID, for the Mechanics Fair. 1t
mences the first Monday in September, at the Castle
Garden. II viii Of every preceding fair though
il comes after them. There will be beautiful girls
from this country and all the adjacent towns than
ever collected together any time and place in New
York
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-20

10 Mrs. King in Fulton street is delightful old
lady. No, not old, but only green middle age. Up
early and late, industrious as the bee clearly and cheer
ful, she deserves de well in the world Instead Of
saying what she sells will say hatwe scarcely know
what she does not SELL For believe that there is
hardly useful article wanted by woman, child
that is to be found in her store which is immediate
~ opposite John Sweeny.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-20

nOCiON SEA ats would respectfully announce
Ann street During the years his in this ci
and throughout the country, greatly increased and
ton Angina Psc,o and other Chronic aeeons which had
or Sy h He would so
that regards his moral religious character he permit
the Rev. Spring, u. D..
the autary effects Of his ment ma be .een at his Office
The Rev Mr. Stow author of letter to Dr. Sears which
the following extract, Presbyterian clergyman
Mon,rose, Pa. The letter is dated, May "a 1883.
December last. giving OF Mrs slows illness, and
soliciting your assistance her synPte more deci.
dedy alarming much that called couneilo physi.
clans, who after very thorough examinat Of her
gave me that hopeless
her stempsa expectoraon Her cough the drop
energy and viruence cough; and ihu by their
mutual reaction they hurrying her fast to the tomb Al
son and asuaged only by the free Of
orpalne lew day, after ths your medicine arrives ana
Her dropy and cough passed away together and t her but
slaay gaining s.ce and able attend in
he. deesc snd with the exception OF
from The while houad hrs,. and principally
10 thank Goo for his mercy 70 my family feel myself under
ebg also Invaluable scrpons In her
case You have laid my family under The gea est
a%d MRS
ly afflicted Yours, with feelings of esteem spow
ANGINA PECTORIS-Its prominent aud Characteristic
mpem unpeasan sensation the hreastbo or pit Of
particularly side region Of the extending Of
the shoulder blades and affecting the left Those
subject sometimes awakened with OF sufoca
on difficulty IN breathing, add experience shortness OF
breath and papaon Of the heart wakHg fast or ascend
flight of stairs These symptoms constant and
the enjoys good health except during the pa
which first do frequently occur but becomes
reGne with peculiar and alarming ersaoR
and often proving fatal when apparent good health
joyed.
Dr. Sears has had much experience in the OF this
disease and has successful in which has
sisted all ordinary au0 5w'
'INHE UNFONTUNATE.'S F'Itle ND-It is the
general conceived idea thai article for which high
price asked, be valuable and Vice unfortunate
persons should look before they leap, and they win fed
friend in Hunters Red Drop for VI thai will deceive
Price 81 per vial Remember the Offices Division street.
nuIS lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-20

10 Immense numbers Of our country friends and
readers are continually coming into town tor days
visit and loss where 60 TO get COED meal
in private and comfort We win do them service by
saying that they obtaR whatever they want in the
way Of eating drinking in The very best style. and al
the lowest price at John Sseenysin Fulton street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-20

20 If Mr.. Carter Of New Orleans, editor Of the
Commercial Herald there the city, he is requested
to call at l76 Hudson street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-20

%" Mrs. Goods pickles the most delicious re
lish ever offered to the human palate.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-20

II Specie payments were resumed by all the Banks
of the District of Columbia, con,emporaneously with
the resumption by the Banks Of Philadelphia, Mon
aay last.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-20

10 Remember that Stoppani's baths in Chamber
street are the comfortable of any in the city.