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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-10
CAUTIO N-GELATINE CAPsULEs.-M

CAUTIO N-GELATINE CAPsULES.-Mr F. g..
~ Bereau another column, has endeavored to prevent
the public from buying Geatne Capsules which made
Imitation of Nohes Capsules advertised genuine and
tanning impure and cheap ingredients and having other
commentator than using he ofothers &c. &c.
In of the advertise alluded and to pre-
Misunderstanding in the public mind deem
cessary Inform those concerned that
Geane Capsules which superior Ia Mothes well
the spurious ima Of which he speaks they made
pure Basm, and GelanHe which will leak and
quenty have unpleasant astewkch Is decided adyant-
age the other kinds.
There In the preparation OF them and the only
obs in view administer the Bslsam of Copva In the
approved FORM Capsules have been tested by
several chemists in Berlin well In this city and Pbade
pha they with safety be recommended superior ar.
Gle.
The extensive sales with which they have mel bear ample
testimony ri their efficacy.
Nessrs Rushton Aspinwa Mr.. Milhau, Messrs Souiard
Deluo and all other respectable chemists and spohecaes
this city throughout the country keep them constantly
for SALE and generally prefer them those OF Mothes
facture for the reasons mentioned above.
various certificates in possession confirm assertion
CHARLES wILDENOw,
us1ms 81 Cherry Il.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-10
Exchange Reading Room and FOREIGN

II THE Proprietor of the above establishment
pleasure in announcing his friends the merchants
rally that ne has removed iuo the large and splendid
proof room ia the Exchange the William street SIDE
Neither pains have been spared the arrange
mcnts OF the News Room, and the establishment now BE-
eved TO be the best of Of its kind United States In
addition to the numerous flies of and foreign papers
and prices current kep records of
sales of stock at the Board of Brokers' Teegraphc Repor
and daily list OF the arrivals of strangers all The princR
pal hotels.
The Foreign Letter Office has been fitted ND so as 70 give
the greatest possible safety sill letters within IT, The m.
feet security against fire and all other accidents obts
ed by deposng letters in this Office twhsu taking vie
The other privileges enjoyed by subscrbes worth moro
than the price OF subscrp to all persons having impos
correspondence with foreign countries.
ia ar
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-10
NEW DRY GOODS.
IMPORTANT ANNOIJNCENEN

I'm
III j. wREvIS, l23 Chatham st takes the earliest oppor.
tunity of announcing through the columns of the er.a
the Ladies New York and Brooklyn, the OF the
novel and fashionable Calco~s offered public nstce
having purchased them under
ans cash could command enabled offer 10 those La
dies who visit his establishment early, prices
cheaper than former PERIOD idea ear be
formed OF the superb and quality Of these
goods but by an actual inspection and will be
all precedent which undoubtedly most astidous
and most economical Of purchasers.
p The approval system OF price is sill continued nj
this establishment. }, w. REVIS, I2a Chatham St
fl2fm6 doors from Pearl
A SSOHTED PICKLES
A 1900 eases, dozen each, gslon jau
1000 do do do halt do
ocs 90 DO do quart do put up m
ALB. WELLS, 1874 Water 81
te-Jm' door Hollis Hotel
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-10

HESS-The subscriber has Just opened in the buu
~ rear of Sunday Morning News Office, apartment hamk
somey fitted up for Chess Playing.
Geatlenen who play wish the
fully invited to call and see the arrangements.
The members OF tire Club the meet
ings every Saturday evenng at n O'Clock.
Espanee through Crocker's Exchange Office No. "A Asa
street and from Broadway through long adjoining the
American Museum. ABA. BAssF0RD.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-10
ON Il U Z N K X
ONE Ii U X N K X
Equal 70 Is Candles

r
Girsud,s Patent Mechs nical Lamps--war-
rsntcd.-216 Canal street.
III GIROUD sole and Manufacturer OF the above
Lamps in this city, in returaiog bis tbasks .r The patronage
respectfully that he has u completed agrsat
lection Of the said Lamps which be offer. ieL sale
which are sold in This country are liable TO many expensive
.% sSn s se S s
separate from the reservoir and may De without
without perfect knowledge other construction.
The object Of Mr. Groud In manufacturing LAMPS IN this
ns a.. bayx duties and Incumbent upon mpor,s
na He therefore enabled supply this useful article At
Amsre appropriate ornament Cor psrlo and
mica. FOR hoel and store keepers e.naot be found
neys sken wchs Re6ecsg Shades and all other materials
T o. ,Se Isl 81 May ser,,oe Factory win b. removed to
t2o Broadway II is noe 40 Csnsla mo I'm.
noe -DOGS-DOGs-sev very fine Newfoupd.
Land Dog. ard wheps for sale at the great Dog E.ta.
gentlemen accommodated en price $40 to soooeacb
,T'O ARTISTS AND AMATEURS The
feet preservation may be seen at No Is Front street ea
u,cu.y ha. been ,,bsed years IN he academy Of
produce equal cooring, although the psi'ung upward
eQ REwAHD-Los 90 the righto the 27th alt BE-
Wy and The BSwsry, an Agate Ring TIE finder win receive
se reward BY leaving the same at the BAR Of the Terra
pin Lunch. mi ~,
AReE nOG-For sale, a rig weighing Nro. : to 10
L. hundred pounds Apply al the New yorh Rice Mill,
ner Jefferson ard South SITS. f01
TN n /. DvvAY, near Houston street. three fsur
agene~en cadse Accommodated with small house TO hsn-
selves, which will be neatly fitted up breakfast and tea can
Also Tor sale tina, valuable and dellghy situated 10, sic
Broadway opps.e :. Tbems Church being 70 feste inch
lars, inquire ie& Grand It. m2s,'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-10

KvENNe, win Be

DARK THDAT18D.--Tnls EVENING, win be
PATRIcIAN AND PARvENU or. Confusion wosse Con.
foupdedsir o.sdIston de Mowbr.y, Mr. Rishi.gs,sn IT,
notify s;on Ees s.y s NJ,
Vernon
A HORNPiPE, by Master Buckley.
Mr.: and Mrs Buckley win dance PAS DE DEux.
The CATARACT OF THE cANGEs or, the Rsjah''
Dsrghtertwih new scenery dresses decoration ae1
Boxes sl-Pii 50 cests-GsLery Is cents
~ Hs.ss-MR. wALLAcK. Lessee.-THls EVENING
Dos, T NJ
Miss wneatlsyMX%eis Mrs Ras:slirJane Miss Ayers
The oTERTGREs to William Tel, and Fra Disvoa.
THE MILLER AND HIS MEN-(with new scenery, dress.
es properties &c &c and all the original
vina, Mrs w. se r. ma'iaeA-hAr' MI '" ;"
Daorsopsn atst~Performance begin a, Bo1ess Pit 50
cents Gallery accents.
A POLLO-4lo Broadluay, near Canal Street.-The pub
"A lie srespectfalIy informed this establishment now
'sn a1 SENiSS MI PcoScERr
- To conclude with
NATURE-idia the Pupil Of Nsture~wson the Commo-
hs capainof the Navy-Clford an Officer Of
Doors open atSt-pertormance commence att O'Clock
at the Office Of the Apollo where seats may be secured
admission throughout the so csnts-chdren
d8-3m~
ST. PATRICK,S BALL.
DETER L. FEIRTY respectfully annouaces to his friends
and thepubc generally ha his first Annual St Patricxs
Ball will take place Friday Evening" the 10Th March, ns
at Masonic Hall. Broadway.
Mr. William Walace's Cotllon Band engaged for this
casien The order of Dancing will be:-Two Cotions and
g In succession nterspersed with Wazing Spanish and
Fancy Dances
Tickets S-to admit gentleman and ladies'
famed the following places Bar of Masonic Hail.
sixth Ward Hotel ManhattaH House Duane
B-The Dressing Rooms will be under the direction Of
NJ Matthew Conlan and the subscriber. m83tt
GEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE, No. 81 BOwERY
II The Public respectfully informed
open the The collection of animals sthe
rechrrhe ever
specon in country Mr. Van AHbugh wener the cages
o'clock NJ, ana at in the evening. The hours of
exhibition will be 10 IL the from
r. NJ, from past in the evening. Abundance Is
eens-Chdren half price Every attention will be paid
visiters from the intrusion ofimproper persons.
Signed C. S.ANGEVINE& CO.
43md1 Proprietors-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-10

TRULY WONDERFUL PHEN0ME NONl
A very extraordinary HORSE, three years old without
This extraordinary animal will be exhibited few days or
and r NJ sundays excepted. for short period at No sO7
Broadway, few doors above Duan. street
ure has denied the covering of hair the and
many pecuiass appearance bu, with grea.
symmetry OF form and his substantial points have ny good
ui bronze with some white marks Perfectly doclIe, and
being handled be may be minu,ey examined
The Spectacle this presents magnificent pleas.
n d the e 81 sbs ~ he
Abundance. q cents. j29lm.
sDCU street or Maiden Lane, red pocket book containing
$So7 $50 Of which tens and sves the Safety
the Of $S57 was in bills OF various denomi
nations Eastern banks Any finding the and
leaving atths efbce. will get the above reward 1864.
TJOLTs HOTEL-The projectors Of this well known
and popular establishment conforming the wishes
and frssuea solicitations Of their friends and
ruay next they will eosdpct their House on Tie European
a"s m S ns
have their meals in the same building there win be regular
em IL ill for dinner served in the best whh all
mark, Affords dshed order and to be paid
The bars will be furnished with the best Of Wines and Liquors
on The part Of The propeors to render ali ,S"se
whs may please u favsr them with call.
3 The Lodging Department will be conducted BY ASA
The Eating Department BY ROBERT MOORE aad IRA
January 81, 1888.
The Morning Evening papers OF this city will please
Ply the above and insert week, and send the bill to the
Hotel. g-Im
YOUNG GENTLEMEN are qualified for the Quite.
OF the Counting House at Fosters Establishment, 1873
Broadway, in expeditions and upere Book.
keeping Psnmanshp he taught Improved plaH, by
which competent Wedge Of these branches
tanned In one third Of the time usually devoted to that
pose.
Prospectuses may be had by applying ut the Rooms
From the Boston Evening Gazette.
The In which Bookkeeping Is frequently tsueh
imperfect idea Of the practice Of
The great difference between eory and practeebetween
the study Of and IFS application. too well known
remarks and think Mr. Fosters plan pos sdvan
worthy the consideration OF all wish acquire the
and moaesof business In thorough and eectnaI
neY.
From the Boston Republican,
We are personally acquainted with Mr. Foster and take
great pleasure recommending his establishment to the
tce Of fellow citizens We have examined his system In
detail have observed his modes of Instruction in full
ton. fully impressed with the and utility
his pan IL facilitates beyond ali other methods the attain
meat Of free, eler ant, and rapid business hand
III LESSONS IN FRENCH-A gentleman who has had
years experience teacher OF the French language
forming classes above, and will give lessons day and
evening" upon and easy method whereby psr,ons
taught speak and write the language with huency and
rectnsss fi23ts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-10

q THE Notes of the Marlborough Bank are bought at "a
per cent discount, by JOHN I. SMITH,
no Q,A I.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-10

DUFF eoRDom shsfiRRr WINES
huff GOE DON a. CO. No. 10 Broad .. o6sr sr
~ sale ehNcc assos,ment Of the Sherry wise> OF their
i2s Inn
EimE iN.uHA NCt nv MERCHANTS
etoe,ooo all paid w and ~ HORNED 10 ssN
SIRE assurance risks Proposals for Against ere
bungs ard chsnte and Tor the renewal Of poleies
he cay OF New York len At the countrg RON # bk0n~
Low, Jr "a Pine 81 wiihsur, will be suepdef 10.
JOSEPH BALCn, PrcGdr~s.
Bosep, DeS 9, 1887. mo
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-10

~
toom- sext door to Pclt'spotsl
TO LET-Ihs upper part Of Nos and Pech ship,
communicating, small brick Kitchen In the rear eelsr
&c convenient residesce for respectable lsmysc
sHiccs Apply No.l PECK Slip. f1stf
VOL. ". OF MRS OPIE,s wORKs-ne
ah yslune od the eouple,e and usforp edtios Of Mr
Urn wosks Win be Published this - Ann street. By
sANDFORD. Iherepu,stiou Of Mrs Ops's writngs aad
the beauty OF this edition universally
OF ehespness eighth kss than the original The
~n the only American edition OF Mrs Opes coikeied
works.
Vol contains Love Mystery and supersitn. Amer Ne
Ball or the Two Sir williams Happy Faces BeseyoleDcs
and selhhness Temperance. or Domestic sceses n7-Its
EMANkLIN THkATkE.-The manager Of this
Theatre asious Of fufisg his promise Of resdsv-
ing II not inferior IN the city DESTROYS Of organizing
strong talented, and efficient Company and nor ths
his intentos Of receivsR the sppcaton q
snch, and only such Of Acknowledge dramatic aer
Apple alton perscn The Box once, hetwee~
the hours OF 10 and O'Clock. -
Franklin Theatre, Feb. II, iSs VIM. SEXTON.
fff-a.
LrROsT,s TRIAI-For sale II this oHee, pmber ~
repes OF the OF witnessed Ds-
vd Paul Browns psech yshn Movrilrs Thos e-
six. district attorney, charge Of Rseorder Riher Ne Ac-
Price 6 cests
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-10

I O00 AOO PICKLES, large sr~, in harrss A.
,<OO,VUO leced for sire for the south-
ern market In bright kegs Of gsIons pot 40 n SUI
perer style, FOR sale by O. b, WELLS, ie4 Water a.
SS5ms Sext door q trcIs tIotsl
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-10

~ TO TIE EDITOR OF the HERALD-My duty
fellow citizens and The sincerest gratitude Dr. viii
ans Oeust at the OF Canal and Brsaswsy
obges 10 write statement my wfes Tor your pub-
LEGATION For thirteen she had been blind NJ eye,
and six years Oft other since residing In New York led
her TO the Eye Institution After going bree times they said
they could do nothing her they entirely de-
sayed. She been under Dr. Williams only Eve
weeks the time she with him abe had TO be led
bach ards snd Forwards she by the blessing OF God
and bis ende and go alone In short sight
very much better that ha-- the greatest
THOMAS ROwLEY
f16-Sts rear OF 1874 Laurens st. Beecker.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-10
NOTICE Is HENEBy Given.

NOTICE. HEHEBY GIVEN,
NJ Tha, JAMES LANCE b NOT in DR. BRAN,
DRETHs employ, and that the said JAMES LANCE never
was partner OF Or. BRANDRETHs, nor In any way
pered with hin EXCEPT clerk A. this tsc has nothing
Whale 20 with DR. BRANDRF TIL in any way neber
he connected with the sale ofthe PILLS-spd DIR. BRAN
DRETH will take good he " FOR tbs future.
Him ~ bHANDHETH. ~. ID.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-10

ND SAn WANTED.-A person having the above sum
OZ,CUV who will invest IL fer term OF or
will receive profits for the from 90 TO SO cent
annum ample security will be given for the Invested
Address NJ r. this office, and the time wheH and
the having the be which at
tention will nj once be given. m7-as
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-10

ErOUND-or Saturday afternoon, betweeR Reed and Du.
Il sne sts in Broadway. pocket look containing small
OF money and sunsry articles The have by
proving properly and paying charges, by calling ~ Tho
MAST
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-10
vT,O ARTISTS AND AMATEURS The most

splendid Original painting IN h. sr,lque and y PEI
uouy II been exbbied years In the Academy Of
Art one sssr England No artist ~ the present day
M 9oo v.. :. olJ n,5-5ts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-10

DkOPpsALS for freghtsg 1000 cords " wood frosr
Il Bonndbreek Basin New Jersey to New York city will
be received at The house Of the subscriber until the 10th Of
March, to be decided the 2th 200 cords by the first
December 1888 and $500 by the sr OF Deeemb s3s The
bidders will state the quantity he will deliver each nonh and
the year. where delivered, the time he will city
Of New York rs cords and the price cord For
further information inquire OF the subscriber Somsrve
NJ Jersey fI5dtM1' JOHN y. BROWN.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-10

s-DOGS-DOGs-seversly very fine Newfoupd
~ lard Dogs sps whelps for sale at the great Dog Esa
blishmen No 30ol Broadway, door rem Duane st. where
gentlemen be accommodated en price $40 to
m6-Iws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-10

u THE Committee of Management OF the Whistle bene
VIOLENT Association beg respectfully to announce that their
cond Annual Ball will take place Friday evening the 18th
March, 1888 when theyhope 10 meet their friends as on FORM
occasions. WILLIAM STUART, secretary.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-10

"a CITY HOTEL TO LET u h LEA sh.-
En That long established well known Hotel situated
Utica Genessee ST, near the canal and cente,n
plated depot the railroads. The building is of brick
stories high feet by rs DEPTH and
40 independent Of and kohen hoors 10 Of which
large square parors Ae, barns coach house & The
furniture will be disposed of the lessee reasonable terms
drequired. Possession gwen the l4tho Feb. next
For sale exchange Improved city property besut
full farm the banks Of the Hudson highly improved
tanning 1919 Apply at No. is St Marks Place.
O'clock. A. M, i9-lmsS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-10
A ssOKTED PICKLES
DATEN,T LAMPS, WARRANTED-Improye

G.kJ.R. WELLS, 1874 Water 81
.jp5-Sms nett door Hollis Hotel
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-11

NIRGINIAThe County Commissioners OF Cass County State
Of Illinois having county sent Of sid county,
Of ne state Of Illinois,
ed March 3D. 1887 adjoining the nrurhIne town OF Ngniaa
lots viii take place about The middle
NJ v forms iurmC fellow citizens,
cekns Health Wealth. hnve opportunity Of finding
Virginia old. Tie popula-
Ion he estimated this 800 There large
Methodist Lurch scv"alGry goods Ia
yo,ns e. &c There has been death. a serious
cn.c Of since II 2 feet Of virgin
9Th clothed in and flowers -h dry, nnd railing:
air and water clear sly sought AFTER with The rcsuIs,
aided y industry, and not realized here the
,kc of the 10 b found on tins .rilct-
nae, maid addressed subscriber, Virginia, Cass
Illinois viii meet with Immediate attention The "Emicrunts
Guide Vest, published by Gss and Elliott fmacrhla,
la ami Is3a mny be read 18th advantage II. y. HALL,
" Commiss,Untr % CGsS County Illinois.
NJ Editors Of Virrigl wishing spread end perrc;uHe the
name of III. Old pogniou will please this insertion
~ ~ i-2t& lafa,+
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-11

o. 81 P,7es Amounting 10 SolV2UU
- Npmber Lotry-l2 Drooa Ballots.
Tickets SlO-Shares in proportion
Certificate Of packag. Of Whole Tickets in this
Lottery will he sent for S30-shares in pr"porllon-
Fo, sale in packages singh uckets,b by the nmcky
" HOYT,
Al the virenia Lottery Office, directly under The sign
Of the Eagle, who has and is now selling more Capital
P,izes than any other vender in the known world.
n. B. Orders in all cases strictly confidential
NJ Orders for Tickets from any part "f the United
S,oies bv Mail or otherwise, enclosing cash or prize
tickets, thankfully received and executed by return
mail, with the same prompt attention as personal APP
pcann and the result sent (when requesled) !mmed'
acly after the drawing, "hen addressed t." noun
T1Ir On IYl-ldI ID. NJ. HOYT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-11
Jomrs B;rsy and Kanatcha Company

NOTICE TO LABORERS-At meeting OF the PRESIDENT an"
~ Director. Of the James River and kanawha Company on the
9Th June. lS3S: ,.,.. -,
sotre4 That Company will continue TO pay Ter a"" on
the old canal at the rates they are now pay
the advertisement OF the agent MI
Reins published 10 the Richmond newspapers nh inc
AID level shall be dcha by the company vi '
of be executed 'hefeoH
Rnred further, That from and AFTER Monday morning neS euen
Company said work. who, on compile
tom ms returned by the said vsent as having
worked (aithy every working day. except when una
the completion OF the sad work, and a.
having orderly shall be entitled 10 receive
an Of per the rates oi compcn.a
on now allowed paid the first day occurring y the
the completion of the SAID work
pJs bnweyrr that additional compensation shn be paid
% ~ those aborcrs III continue in the Conpanys service
hs o,k on ssd level shall be completed; and pro-
I'D G,bcr these resolutions shall not apply TO any persons
eIircd as having ugated promoted the late sike Tor
ws.cs on snid lower level -, y cu,rrrrDry
fuhisnoh oy o'ue' VI Wv TII-tfl SECRETARY
lima
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-11

EEtD THIS IF YOU PLEaSE.-Dr MESwIS, sometimes
~ Natural Doctor" l. about The
pccs collecting vegetables for his rrncicc,
,n NAV expected Richmond the FIRST OF October next for
rho curing which often battle the skill
of The distressing often
his oin'men;s Piles Hiwlya cured Ds
Diabetes Asthma, Phhisic Scculu and Gravel
Generality relieved and often radically cutcdAH
attended called HIS
result of fifty experience IN various sections
country every medicinal plant; and foreign
be he deems them useful aud
necessary The will lind him by nGuirins a, The public
the Market by notice VI" DC
given this paper a., -; ""
I,I,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-11
illumination fipiei for Kent.

~ rbe offer. TO rent nc~ ensuing year or longer,
h, no. sides premises VIII icnFc irS'na
-, -, r., : SOM time ueNt wntc has large ana COM
Tyrrp situated 10 the county ot fiuvnnna, anu nl-
a. b. sta % road ie.n- from Rlchmond TO Charlottes.
" i,rcr kept stage house for ,eelast Hour
lihr .asc stand for the next four years 10 come
sfs ani dIuus house FOR stage passengers i0sead
,,s- .lI oi.u. house, formerly was All the neccs-
m g.rd,n aud stables w be rented with the Tavern,
l net of furniture, fthc rcqurcs IT, Any per
rent such situation will please make as early spp l.
90, .. r,s bic o NY residing on the premises
N-'"- RICH ARD OMOHUNDRO, SR.
If the named estnbms Mt is not rented privately
q> III, Saturday October next viii on that
l., r,i"i : Ient publicly H. % IN;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-11
S. E,;d,s' .3rydCny. NorfpK Counfy.

TEACHER i, waricd who teach the LHtm Language
- the elementary nf athrmatc-, Geography ana INC
OF Globes. The salary will b. 500 cern'n ter Tue '''s
.! 10 months and viii duu, cacrcG last amount
applying uIuish unGVu5d gu.Ecnu, c"aitctcf'
scholastic !ca la. arr"Tgd include hr mnth VI
ard tie vacation. tn exercises wiz COM
The 1T UcOhe hpi! TO the Editor q! the Noi'o'S
Beacon.
An
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-11

STRAY MULES.-Str.ycd away from the subscriber fuo Il
- two o. them purchased April las, OF the Ecu
Tavern and carried Farm in Caron" couny-hr!
were said to belong MI Ben. Gr"enhcy saycd ava! a"ou
pursued edmond by negro boy
On. WAS mdiing sized black Mule, rubbed little VIVA
cart saddle berchin. the other email dun cooed morse
,h old and when rode. The other were hack
DID, the other year old last Pue
I'D on old mule has eye out or
h.b in II 80 that have reason I" cheE
,bry are in Richmond the Any person "ho WI
the snid Mules Richmond the Basin, or give IN
20 thG, get hen will give tea dollars aud h lhnnk
e nal I ".,; ,,s ,sked JOHN uACKETT,
'", -, iN I3I-6,l Basin, Richmond.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-11

1ITC ~ an assortment Of Hardware Cutlery &C.
W imported the ships Rshm0c S, n%0 .s
from Liverpool. OF the finn is no" AZ INC .>o, % Gy
r,on of American which will he IN s'oc IN rev
Jsys all of which we ae TO sell low Tor
tuai customers the usual credit bh', q x,tt G. "a
'."" 1'' "o'u''' D''~ '' TT Sit