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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-19
nocToR sEARs-oFFICE, Al ANN.sTREET. NEW

noCToR sEARs-oFFICE, AZ ANN.sTREET NEW
~ YoRK-Devoes his att aiion the Chronic
or lingering diseases For three year, past h practice has
extensive IN this city and the country Refer
Be given to individuals who been re-
ieved the most obstinate of Dyspepsia Liver Com
plants Dropse Consumption ANGINA P.cioris and Female
comp In regard 10 his moral aud religious he
sPetted 70 referto the RICH, Rev Bishop ond-rsonk D.
D.. and Rev. q. Spring, y.
y4ngn0 PecfoisI symptoms unp ea.ant sensation
Il s breast bsne. pit Of the stomach attended Wit pains
about the breast especially about the left side region OF the
heart extending often TO the aud between The
shoulders. Those subject sometimes awakened with
of suhooa dikculty Of br.shing and ,Xrer
hortnes. Of breath and pspaon Of the heart on walk
ing fast or ascending nieht of stars.
From Req j. LAM
have for many years been subject painful affection Of
the liver and lungs headache and obstinate con.
patton Of the bowels and have many kinds ef edcp.
which have proved or less useful but have reyed
benefit from Dr. Seas than from any medicine that
have used happy ALTO 70 add know Doctor Sears to
Se an accepted and Christian gentleman in whom
Lssr, Member % the Pre'by,ery Of Buffalo, Ny.
90 Numerous IN this city and Brooklys be refer.
red 10 has ecc "A Ann Persons at distance. b, for
~ading statement Of their symptoms, be supplied with
n~dicipe and directions. Al. "a. I'm
1--WE MINUTES ADVICE on TIE TEETH-.Ju,t
received from Tendon a.upy Of the popular little work
entitled Advice the Care o the Teeth on the best
means Of Preserving Recovering and, when lot, Restoring
them by Edwin Saunders Dentistths twenty frst
This practical treatise on the SUBJECT of the Teeth COM
pres IN few clear pages hints and instructions that pro
of sgonrine pain and from years of premature
deormy that Is when the opening lips disclose longer two
p,arly rows within them This little work shosd find way
10 every IadyS toilet table.r-Ce1t Magazine
Imported and for sale by y. SAUNDERS
sul32my 3S7 Broadway.
M SECOND WARD HOTEL.--Next 10 the corner 4
Fton street. in Nassau street This we'll known
having undergone thorough re6tng in complete orse
for the accommodation Of those who may honor with
patronage
There are in this house besides the lower story which Is throw,
entirely open public bar room, large upon
copd story rs feet by 49, well suited Scr the accommodation
pubic eetings together with several smaller adapted
The Of clubs referees for the Transaction Of other pva
business
Clubs and private parties accommodated with
may be furnished with dinners supper composed 81
species Of game dccacy which the markets afford al shoy
notice Leii.yl EDMUND JONES, Proprietor.
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RiLilARD TABLES Three splendid Billiard Table
with all the fixtures compile. for sale cheap. Apply
The Broadway House. Arg 2l-im'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-19
DOCTOR DAvENPoRT,s
CELEBRATED BILIOUS PILLS

E,oR PURIFYING THE BLOOD AND CREATING
Il arpetiteThsse Pills. which o emineptly u.efu
public for twenty years. and well known that III. pro
prietor deems unnecessary publish any of the hou.snd
oerthcate which can be procured Of their efficacy from
DR.. Davenport Celebrated Eye Water which bs. hoe,
eroueh, proved for thirty 70 be MIDI safe speed,
kew- th-i valuable Itch Ointment prepared b, D. wh.a
ton and so long knosn e aseedy FOR thst oasm.
disease, and Tor All kind. OF lani',ss GA the ssn
The above valuable medicines Tor se IN Tn. city b,
Lawrence Reese Co, Duryee coeksrs n. II. schieael
All order. directed to GEO DIXON, Dedham. Mass. vii
ee promptly attended 10 ielo-6m'
MEDICAL AND TRUSS OFFICE, No. Ann stree,
lvl Under tie American Museum. New York.
,s,sn, Of disease. b, .s and :.
NEEDLES He e~ manly upon vegetable prep~ations FOR the
e1rs ?, ,ho'e diseases 20 which he attends
D Es,rsus New and vsusbe TRUSS FOR Hernia or Rup-
~ We Joint operation Of two springs upon the
intestine urder all possible naeson. or attitudes ~ the body
sDo sus superior 70 ~ other Instrument. Of the Kind
proved Pa,sn, T.,. wss sphsa He alec keeps Other APP
k cotton and linen uspensoy Bandaps ami Rands
s fu.sa Belts for weakness in the on. and back the truly
k,ght for the cSrs = Failing ofh. womb by
-, ,ne nrs, ~ NE United State. and Europe Nj
meon persons have hecn entirely cured by them a.r having
been confined 10 their for years. = ''' '' n~''"f
W There are so entrances % hi. oates-oue from 9ls
Broadway. next door TO the eutrsnc. the
um and from No Ann street fret door fr RrS 'i'se
Le,t,rs from percn' - distance being pos, r.d vii;
e aNno'' ~u20- Ina.
Doors AND SHOES. AT m.Sry.e1u,,.., -
n 40 Pearl sereet fbetween Pine and Cedar
zen I'VE assortment o. Mems Boots, Brogsn aud shoe. "a
Ladies Boots sho,s aud slrs, and Youths and CLdrsy
Boots ard Shoes al Of which will Re sold at napvfac;
costfor cash Merchants IN of the above article.
respectfully invited to tssspe th. stock before purchspe
sPs IN SAMUEL CHASE
THREE assorted yps,y bsel French Bomh..;..
Il fer sale At 176 r, srl street
.s7 s@. RI sMiTHsc.
200 ASSORTED Ladies elorss., for sal. BY
&sI-sw' I7s Pearl stree,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-19

a LBANY LOCK HOSPITAL. Established $780,
n "a vord 10 the Wissn-Professor Cooke. NJ Df
D. D. L. L. D. Chancellor % the University and President or
lie Medical Department Of the College Of Riney Fellow
the Royal College 81 Surgeons aud Physicians Cores
ponng vaccinator Of the National Vaccine Establishment
London General Consulting rhysicsn Surgeon Accou
heur, always be eonhdens consulted by the unortu
nate personally by letter each department Physc and
Surgery at his ooe, No Norton his residence No SO
Green street. Albany N y. Confidential d.ly
rom 9 ~ the morning until IN the evennr IVA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-19

"a 2O2 40 Wa. the quantity q Steel Pens paus-
~ QUO, 4C< featured BY JOSEPH elliott.
frea October, 1887, - October, 1895.
I've above statement vlshs~ the estimation which thess
pea, held and ~ .suped VIII be nducemep n
thos, who desire -ay good article, 'eas, to trial
Of them.
To he had Of all ssoner and wholesale only at the Manu-
facturcrs Warehouse, 100 Be-kman a. a.C.y
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90 THE CHEAPEST OF

10 THE CHEAPEST -CE
AND
MOST FASHIONABLE ESTABLISHMENT
Having the most extensive and splendid Of Cloths ass
Vesngs and Summer Goods in this city which will b,
made up themsst elegant style the shortest notice at G
following prices cash delivery at the we'll known
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT OF
a. n. JAMES.
LATE JAMES TAyLoR
No. 6s Maiden Lane aud No. IL Liberty II
LIST
superhne black, blue or fancy colored Dress
Coa.s, ala "a 81
Gentlemens Summer Coats. from "a
Cashmere Pantaloons variety ofpstteras and
eolor', 81 soto 30 Sc
Vests Of silks, ,atins, velvets, cassimeresMa.
seiiles ValeLhas Thibet Cloth, A. Is To A
The public will observe the prices are rs re,
cent below the ordinary prices Merchant Taors ie2sy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-19

LNLoUR-4ls bbls bad supcrfne Michigan.
Il las scratched :"
$50 Ohio.
20 /" Gene.ee, for family use, FOR sale by
H. CLAIMING BEALS,
sl7-3r f1e Broads,reet
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WILL BE FORFEITED, n D. Poet,'. Er.as.

Dr. 1On0 WILL BE FORFEITED, if d. Poet;s Erad,-
w AVOV Gator fails 10 ain dsl
cae disease in less than "a hosr For sale Wholesale ana
retail by appointment by A. D. SANDS 70 and 100 Fu1-
ton street. and the following Drug Stores; Chabss
street and Broadway Of Chamber and Church
64a Broadway 90 and $40 Bower and Bed
ford streets IS and los 9Th Avenue and Buruet Patent
Medicine store, 81 Canal street.
Free 81 yls-3m
hR HULLS RADICAL CURE OF RUPTUREs-OG
~ fee Vesey street. Aston HovseA Surgeon of yeas
practice in constant attendance Guarantees Of radical cure
all Of reducbe rupture the strength and cor.
tutional health Of the patient being ot rwisc
With proper adaptation Dr. Hul Truss perfectly sure 10 re-
ain the rupture without pain the least danger patient
D. the slightest interruption to exercise or business
Auesdmee gwen IN private houses, where required at and
,nsr O'Clock, by the office Surgeon
~ B-fsen are cautioned against trusting spurious in
,eutions Of Trses advertised improvements upon us
None genuine unless they bear the signature OF AMOS q
hULL-and the only Office in New York ,he original one
formerly IN Fulton street. but Noa vcsey street Aston
Huse asoeod
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rvBLrsHED sAtLy sy
JAM II a q u ID ON BEyNETTs

TRIMS or ADvERTIsING--Thse extensive eircuatiou
Of the HERALD, both 10 town and country makes supereg
channel ftr advertiser
ron Twelve on LE.s
! day. 80 days, VI IS days. 81 50 10 days, ~ -
40 50 7o0l1f IN
Wlt rs 2l2l n 2N
Fch kf6Br on LFss
2 weesi, ~ so months, - -
I month, 90 a mo,r,. u a.
Az sdvtrt'se men.o be paid bsfore their inse~sons
Advertisements inserted in the WISELY HERALD at 81
per .gnare every Insertion
MsarSe HsrsID-issued every morning except SUNDAY,
pee i~o cents per copy. Country subscribers Furnished -
the same rate for specific period remittance in -
vsnce. NO paper sent, unless paid IN advance.
WEEKLY HspALp-ssuea ever Saturday morning n o.
eoes price rs ces per copy Furnished TO- csuntry suhse
bsrs al So per snmm IN advance.
CoNREsrovpsrrs requested address 0sir LETTERS "
JONES Gerdc- Bonnet PreYstov and Editor and s letters
ON b~psss muss b. pcstps..
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-19
DIR. GLOVE KS

DIR. GLOW Eros
LATEST AND MOST IMPROVED PATENT TRUSS.
THE attention Of those afflicted with Hernia
Ok 10 called to . Truss, lately patented in the
U6N city Of New York. Its superiority every
other instrument will be evident q mere
Inspections for unlike other Truss the rupture pad
pressed upon by double spring. which fixed
the necessary the lower part the rapture pad
thus keeping the pad closely applied every attitude Of the
the person the part which applied Pos
seng double spring. and consequently double degree Il
elasticity rendered and convenient to the
The above Truss has taken the place OF all others for the
Hanent retention and Of hernia rupture Il is psst
the only Truss in the city OF New York and the
adjacent country The above Truss adjusted applied By
Surgeon who devoted particular attention the SUBJECT
Of herHa the construction and application of Tussss a
his Office No Ann street. Broadway doors from The
American Museum where they may be had wholesale and
je7y
CHERRY's ASTRINGENT FILLS .!-Celebrated FOG
~ the radical Of certain Obstinate complaint after The
failure sf Cay Cubets injections and experiments The fc
lowing certificate will prove their celebrity
" New York May 9th lS3s- Hotel, Broaaway.-Ths
writer, when this city from Charleston, last spring. bought
haa dozen boxes Of Dr. Cherry's Pills order
who have been long responding like himself he truly that
AFTER having for five years previously vay all kinds Of
medicines, injections sougies change OF air. &c II now
than ten months since his cure and he weighs 7A
pounds while last srriug he only weighed 30 pounds
For sale wholesale and retail by b. d. Sands 10
FstoDst and the following Drug Of Chambers and
Broadway of Church aud Chamses 60 $50 Bow
cry ga Brosdway Carmne and Bedford IS and 10
Sixth Avenue and Burne,s Pateut Medicine store 81 Canal
street Price 81. jyleSm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-19

hhEt eases assorted v'aii,y black French Bomba1ir,.
a fer sale At l76 2, srl street
.a5 sm' RI. SMITH &c.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-19
SILK AND FANCY DRY GOOD

A Of Merchants
o tom NJ he rat o ex
ONE to h crlg OF cn hei nerexlus TO Cash
A o M
p e
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-10

MARY LAND-Th result { the elections for
President oil the Senate and Speaker Of the House OF
Delegates OF this State has given great dissatisisc
ton to our Loco Fooo friends. They confidently
relied, strange as it may appear, upon their ability
TO carry majority in both branches and did not de-
spar OF the election of Loco Foco TO the United
States Senate. un.il they found by the actual vote
bat there is a most decided majority against them
The election of a Wing to that important post is now
deemed entirely secure, and can only be jeoparded
by spirit which, however it may have defeated the
ends of the Wing patty elsewhere, has never yet
shown itself in the Legislature Of Maryland. The
paity must abide by its ancient usages II must
meet in friendly council for the purpose Of settling
conflicting pretensions and reconciling opposing
views. The voice OF the majority must be pote nai
What the PARTY decides upon, for the good OF the
country. and in lis own defence, all must &C EIDE to-
Any other course leads, inevitably defeat and dis
comfture.-BaA. Chronicle.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-10

The New York Express of Thursday last says
The packets arriving from England and France
but particularly the former. are bringing out large
cargoes of drygoods for the spring trade. we learn
that all the packets at Liverpool and those TO leave
prior 10 the 25th December, WIRE engaged full The
amount that will be received here for the next six
months will be very great. All shipments or nearly
all designed for the spring business will leave Eng
land prior to the LIST JAM Our trade begins to open
for the Far South in February. In March ii is usu-
ally active. The prevailing sentiments is that trade
will be unusually good large PREPARATIONS are ma
king anticipating this activity. The country gene,
rally Of goods. The crops have been good and
prices Obtained for them high. But the great bene-
fit that will be experienced is in the rate OF ex-
change. That many parts ofthe country has set
tied down TO a reasonable rate, and we have every
reason to believe that in the course Of a month or
two all parts Of the country will be on or near the
former footing. Some of our merchants who left
here in the steamers last fall TO purchase goods have
returned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-10
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
LATE FROM FLORIDA.
Correspondence Of The National Inteliigehee'

ST. AUGUSTINE, Dec. H. 1895.
Gen. Taylor has done nothing yet since The open
ing Of the campaign, and fear the spring will come
upon him before his army will have captured even an
Indian ,roman. The policy ofthc Government IN
relation 10 this war seems 10 be entirely changed
since the last session. Then. The army moved in
large bodies without eifeclng any thing but the most
wasieful expenditure OF public money that was ever
he ard Of now. the troops very small bodies at
posts across East Fonda, making roads through
the svanps as is SAID, for The purpose Of keeping
The Indians south Of his ine,' SO that The planters
may be satc on The north II NJ How well this has
succeeded this lar, we all Judge from the muir
ders iha, are committed every few days, even within
few miles of. Garey's Ferry winch is tho general
depot OF tho army. Two days before was there
on my way here, two families were murdered within
twenty five miles of us. The change. also, IN the
expenditures is very grea'. What they call econo-
my now is as improper thelrformer extravaganza ;
for, at present. sufficient not allowed TO command
What is absolutely necessary for the successful ope-
tons of the Ms own opinion is, that If this war
is ever ended, will be BY permitting the Indians o
occupy the south part OF Eas, Florida as Jesup pro
posed"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-10
CONTINGENT EXPENSES.

Some Of the items OF the Clerks stament OF the
contingent expenses of the House of Representatives
ofthe United States for tho last session. sufficient
ly startling. We have extracted three or four of
them for the edlfication of our readers. 1t will be
secn that the charge for printing, incurred by loco
foco majority and that for static nary
for the use ofthe members, is absolutely outrage
Gus. The average is more than - hundred and
forty dollars worth of stationary for each member.
As many OF the members do not twenty dollars
worth in year, others must take enough TO establish
Statoner's shop. Salem Gds.
Some TENS from the Contingent Expenses Of the House
torhe last session.
For Printing lll,543 II
Stationary, 33.792 $50
Four funerals, 2,S6S 90
a. Making Pens. 37S 90
GT-CoLouRING Maps, 3,626 90
0T%Snuf! AZ 25
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-10

MISSOURI POLIlICS.-The last ST. LOUIS
Republican says It is said by those who have re-
Gently visited Jefferson tina, the leaders oil the parry
have determined TO obey Colonel Bentons instruc-
lions. so far, at least as to attempt prohibit the
circulation in this State, of the notes oil all banks
under the denomination Of Sl0. The passage oil
all such notes is to be made penitentiary offence.
Failing in this project The Legislature are humb'y
to petition the Bunk OF the State oi Missouri 10
longer 10 receive such notes upon deposte at their
counter.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-10
Stationary more thru 40 to each member.

The New York Express OF Yesterday, contains the
following
THRILLING INciDESr.-About | o'clock, yester-
day morning, several children playing upon the
ice on the North River, opposite Bulls Ferry when
two of the party, one son of Mr.. IAN BIarcom, 10
years of age. and the other of Mr. Brinke, hoof
years of age, had ven,ured out on a projecting
point OF the ice farther than the Others large sheet
broke off from the main body, and foated rapidly
down the current, bearing on its surface the two
poor children. who were utterly hey end the reach
OF hope The alarm was soon given and number
OF citizens, among whom were the almost frantic
be dcvisedlo afford relief to the children. The little
adventures were hailed from the shore, and ordered
TO remain quiet in the middle Of the float, caution
which, they obeyed and 10 which they are indebted
for their preservation. After the ice had hoa,ed
some distance down the river. a boat was launched
but the persons IN it unable to obtain footing
on the ice, in consequence of the floating particles
around, and the thnness ofthe edges of the main
sheet.
No eef was afforded the children ill the ic float.
ed down to the Red Fort, the city side Ia distance
OF some mes) when the progress Of the floating mass
was stayed, by its being carried BY the curen, into
small cove, where it remained Mr.. Coroner Vince
er and his clerk, Mr.. Spendloye, were at the time
engaged holding an inquest near by and both has
tened 10 afford all the aid in their power Mr.. Spend
love, at the imminent risk of his life, rushed into the
water and alter some Intellectual attempts eeded
IN obtaining firm footing the ice, and by the
ana OF boat brought the two children safely ashore
they, as well as himself, being by this time nearly
exhausted. Mr.. Wheeler conveyed the children
to his dwelling, where every attention was paid them:
and about o'clock they taken home by their
ANXIOUS and oyerjoyed parents
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-10
Mammoth Scheme.

Besides many of $50, $50, $50. &c. &c.
Whole Tickets SlO-llalves S5-Quartcrs So so
For sale in a great variety oil choice numbers at
TALBOr'S LUCKY OFFICE.
\, " Orders from the country, accompanied with
80, So, " Prize Tickets, for Tickctsin any Yir-
gers, will be s mmy 80 81 ,g ~ 10 lana
'vs' "e' WA effected addressing letters
p''' f'''' " VILE TALBOT.
Luhehburp In
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-10
Ertract Of a letter TO the Editor Of The Baltimore
Chronicle. dated

"WAsHINGTON, JAN. 3, 1889.
THE result Of Mr.. CLAY's opposition 10 the
graduation bill may be considered as subject OF
general congratulations The bill may be now con-
sidercd rs defeated. Mr.. CLAY, alone, and una-
ded by single Senator, has fought this battle against
host of antagonists and has gained victory as un-
expected as it is brilliant and important in its results.
: The administration have attempted to make This
measure party measure, and force II though as
such. 1t is not measure. for the promotion OF
the true interests of the new States, but for the ad
vanccment Of the interests Of some of their dema-
gogues."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-10
MASSACUJ SETTS.

The Legislature met at Boston on Wednesday.
Inc Senate was organized by the appointment CT
Myron Lawrence as President and Charles Calhoun
as CLERK. In the House of Representatives Robert
Z. winthrop OF Boston was elected Speaker and
). Chushing, clerk. The annual election sermon
was preached at the old South church, by Presiden,
Hopkins, Of William College. Etcaro,d Ht,,,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-10

OFFICIAL FEEs.-The Editor of The Albany Jour
nal estimates the income of the United States At
torney for the Eastern District of New York to be
from fig to eighty thousand dollars year. Ii we
are misnlormcd, the fees of other officers Of the
United States IN the district prime ely
revenues. far exceeding in annual amount the salary
allowed to the Chief Magistrate of the United
States
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-10
THE MURDERER ARRESTED.

THOMAS BUTLER, the murderer of young White,
at a house OF i'll fame, in tins city, has at length
been arrested. He taken near Jeffersonville In
diana, and was last evening brought TO this city, and
committed to Jail. No extenuating circumstances in
relation his horrid crime, have yet ,ranspired. Va
rous rewards offered for his app, ehension,
mounting in the aggregate to seven hundred dol
lars. Gin. Wing.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-10
STEAM SHIPS OF WAR

The navigation Of the Atlantic by Steam Ships
has rendered our whole Navy, in of war, per
fecty useless. With a view to remedy our defence
less condition. Mr.. Garland of this State has intro
duced "A resolution into the House of Representa-
tives inslructing the Naval Committee to inquire
into the expedency of constructing Steam Ships for
the Naval service Of the L. 5.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-10
IMPEACHMENT OF MR.. WOODBURY..

The following is IA copy OF the resolution offered
by Mr.. Wise in the House OF Representatives on
Monday -
Resotrea, That select committee, TO consist Of
nine members aud to be elected by ballot, be COZ
stituied, with power to send for persons and papers,
to inquire aud report whether there are sufficient
grounds on which to found an impeachment by
this House Of Levi Woodbury. Secretary Of the
Treasury.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-10

was before The House dunng the day, aud passed a.
ter a long discussion. Mr.. DUNCAN, OF ONO, '"-
ted in the affirmative for the purpose OF moving
reconsideration. which was done by him as soon as
the bill had passed
A call of the House was then ordered, but tn
call was then negatived.
Several Intellectual attempts were made TO ADJOURN
and the House is in session at past iour O'Clock.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-10
DIR. II. ~. GILLIAN,
SURGEON DENTIST.

rlNAkES this occasion to inform the public thai
Il he has removed his Office next door above the
Auction room of Col Charles Phelps, and directly
opposite 10 II. u. Richards Hardware Store, where
he can a, any time be found ready 10 perform the
duties OF his profession.
Dcc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-10

A proposition was recent, made in the Missouri
Legislature 10 name . Of the counes oil the state
after Senator buchanan. Of Pennsylvania. II was
,e,,s,.d by the extreme Loco Focos on the ground
that the Senator was a Federdtist