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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-22
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CLARK, corner Of Chatham aud Pearl sn after ma
nv years experience In business and after repeated and
untirisg efforts to attain the object consistently be.
ives that he length succeeded in manufac turing at
Gle which fail 10 win the appreciation OF all who will
take the trouble 10 examine H.
Th, article which the attention Of the public !.
e.pecsIy invited Satin Beaver Hat price only THREE
Ans and he feels assured that for beauty, chearness
durability add comfort cannot be surpassed IN the city OF
New yors In addition 10 usual vorety Of Hats and Csps
M seep. on constantly Fur Hat OF very superior
.,,;,y .s,eb he~an s6crd Al -FOUR DOLLARS; and this
IA, sr yesrs past has given 10 numerous customers the
,o., unqualified sstiaction Justice TO ms friends well m
a. ssf .ahs. prspsr tor him 10 ssy, that he sells for
h hs Losses from bad customers viii not have TO
- rsd nv rood eues wholesale dealers supplied promptly
Ne old e.tsbheb stand vsrs the asking price swsys the
selling price
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-22

TTRENTON RACES.-The fall meeting will commence
the Eagle Course, Of New Jersey, Tuesday, Oct
22d and continue four days.
FRsr DAyA sweestse for year ods, mile heats, SUBJ
$780, forfeit $780, closed with four subscribers Also sweep
stake for year os hatnever mile heats sub $780, for
felt 500; closed with three subscribers.
SECOND DAyA purse OF $780, mile heats. Also.
for $1,000 aside, between Mr. Cochrass colt Wallace
and Mr. Kelley Claude ,both years old mile heats Also
sweepstakes Tor three olds that SUBJ $780,
closed with three subscribers.
THIRD DAv-A purse of $1,000, three mile heats Als',
purse Of $500, mile heats.
FOURTH DAY-A purse of 5000, TIVE mile heats Also a
purse, mile heats.
best il than start if but one all to 90 to the
winner. .
Entries for all purses will close the Eagle Hotel the
day previous 10 each race at nine o'clock A. M Entrance
per The will commence at o'clock each day.
the office Of the Spirit Of the times Aston House. Washing
Hall and Park Hotel the day ious to each mmedi
atey the rival Of the mcrnns line Of cars from
pha and in the SUM- Herald New Era, the morning OF
each For further particulars see handblls
90 Aste New Jersey and Penns, lvania Rail Roads have
brought the Eagle Course within hours ride OF Ne York
and Phad far greater inducements will hereafter be
offered it, Spring and FALL than have heretofore been
oal.st: o. BAILEY, Secretary.
CRICKET MATCH.-The Anniversary Match Of the
~ New York Cricket Club will BE- played athe clubs ground
42nd Tuesday the 22nd inst Stumps pitched
al 81 o'clock A. precisely
place the Harlem take the locomotive, crossing the
ola Boston Road. Refreshments on the ground OF ~
Il manufacture all their soap by scam w. brown,
vaagatea white, scented and all the Fancy Soaps Grcce
would hd II 10 their advantage TO retail ths soap as y IS
much superior TO that the old and will be
sold al a less price oal'3t
I iTEENRY enaI large rtques,ed to call and
Ia anime the choice and valuable collection Of works at IN
Repository e Ancient aud Modern literature, No 800 Broad
Ii contains many and valuable books which are old
very low price for cash. Books all languages and
subject may be procured rom time to lime at this store
purpo.ey established for the purchase and sale sfa kinds
antique and curious books and also Of modern valus
bic works on any subject in any language Gentlemen
having book. dispose Of will do better by calling the
subscriber than by sending to auction.
JOHN DOYLE, Bookseller,
o2-Im dSw- coo Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-22
xS5s- NEW ORLEANS OLD ESTABLISHED LINE
MfMp or PACKETs.-To sill punctually every Mon

MfAf OF PACKETS-To sail punctually every Mon.
&e. day throughout the the following order
Shin vcksbug October ia,h Ship Mississippi, Oct. 7si
ship Orleans Oct 2sh; Ship Louisville. November 9TH Ship
Pan,hea Nov 18th Ship shasspeare, New 18th Ship Ar
kans.. Nov 25th Ship Huntsville, December I'd Ship
Na.h,ie Dee 9th Snip Saratoga Dec 10Th Ship Aass.
sa, De 23d Ship Yszos, Dec. 3Oih
These ships are all OF the first class, pered aud cerp,r
fastened BY experienced naygaors constantly in
the trade will positively sail above ana take steam At the
Bslise. .
Peons shout embark Cor the above port VIII find the
OF these vessels for Cabin Second Cabin and
seeraee Passengers unsurpassed by eny Others and cannot
fail 10 ensure every comfort. - :,
For passage apply on board al Orleans Wharf foot Of Wall
street. 10 WI. T. TAPsCoTT 40 Peck slip, newt door
10 i5i South street OFT In
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-22

- BROWNS FALL STYLE OF HATS.-On hand
and constantly manufacturing an elegant assortment Of
- his mneh admired Hats OF the latest Fall fashion
Also avery large assortment Of nr Mu from me lewss.
price TO the costly sgsther with an extensive
cloth and fur caps Youths and chaens cloth
and velvet cape Of which offered the most reasonable
termt BROWN, l26 Chatham street,
sl4 SIM Opposite Roosevelt. st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-22
A PASTOR, HAIR cUT~ssls, 1875 Greenwich street.
IL A. Pastor takes this opportunity to inform the puilic
after long experience in his business he has formed compost
ton, called
A. PASTORS
FL AIR OIL,



40 destroying dandru and preventing the hair ircu
ing turning grey, nfabe remedy against bd
ness and the public may rely II, that PASTORS Con
POUND OIL is the whoesomest aud best Oi for the hair
makes grow thick and Tong prevents il fdag of urns
grey hair has begun 70 turn grey i such nours
the hair that by will restore TO is natnral color
also hair becoming shaded and il hair Is orcads
shaded which is great gurerent to young ladies' ard Il
used Tor short tnne will il IT. color clear
hc seur AID keep the head and clean promotes eyebrow
and Will liberal discount made 10 wholesale purcha
- y. PASTOR,
loo Greenwich street, v. "
Price so cent. bot ncnIy D erumed. 80 lnE
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-22

k~1 For SALE, OR To LET The three stors Bric
M. House No. 2o Ninth street attic story aud counters cell
-sr finished complete; German silver CRATES; mahogany
doors plated furninre kchsn ranges csrn OF great
capacity furnace aud hues the house speaking tubes
force pump; bot water ciern and bathing rooms NC The
horse built about two Yeas since and has been very little
occupied newly painted, and IN complete order.
AepIy 10 GERARDUs CLARK, Eco, is6 Water street.
oil
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-22

NERVOUS HEADACHE cured IN Few minutes BY sher-
~ mans rsmrhcr Loseng~s-sold At 100 Nassau ssrses
New Yorh and lso Fulton street, Brcehiyn- eT
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-22
rEoPLE's LINE FOR ALBANY

.z& Landing at the usual sndisgs.-The aud
Ssss1 IL. elegant steamboat UTiSA, Capt Truesdsll,
~i leave the steamboat pier foot Of Liberty Tues
day dtenrn ON, October 27h, st o'clock
for ireeht ar passage, apply 10 CROOK FOwKEs,
,.r 81 wess and Liberty Streets PETER G. SCHULTZ at
the ofhe. or the Captain ON board
NB-.ll goods freight baggage bank bills, specie, any
other kind o. property taken only ~ the RISK OF the owners
hereof myN-Im
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-22

AS The Art o OF y! LOVE !Hs .,;s;.:. y
Ovid Chaucer and Dryden translated from the French with
enFravings Contents-The Art Of Love-Court Of owe
Remedy for Love, &C. &c &C. The first part contains Ne
rules which the author lays down for young TO follow -
themselves beloved.
glanced this little book and think the neatest edition
have yet Il free from the and
superuou matter OF the original though we must admit u
il will doubt be highly interesting all Who read
IT. Price fifty cents copy-For sale the book store No
Row. four doors from Ann street. opposite the Astor
Hoase. os I'm
B. IRWIN Co., Members Of the Royal College Of Sur.
geon London, continue to be consulted delicate ds
in all their at their Office 204l Fultor
where, from the commodious arrangement Of per-
sons aorng under delicate complaints be treated with
secrecy and safety.
B. IRWIN Co pledge themselves that in all Of the
most violent which have hitherto fallen nader their
notice. their treatment without mercury has been most
cesul and speedy They need by certificates direct the
sG, attention to their superior practice IN nes
those who had conde in their honor Il strongly
recommended TO females WHO the habit Of using their
Deobsruent Pills that than two should be taken
any OCCASION might produce effects which those who
would be mothers derou avoid ~
hadrecen cured days Those who have iaus~d
themselves BY secret and destru habit obtain relief
Solvent security all that Ill be required until shah
be effected Letters paid detailing til Of the
ed to- and medicines with full directions forwarded to the
parties 80 I'm
MO so BOWERY NEW YORK-Mis. MASON begs
IN to acquaint Ladies Of New York and its vicinity
that she has sSnn ' Hs aa sos
Dresses Of he latest and most appreveds Also Foreign
and Domestic Straw Goods Of every description with Fea
TIERS Flowers and Ribbons If the richest quality and at the
lowest prices. -
Families wishing leave their orders in French will be
punctuay attended to by Miss Ms Forewoman, Of the
Silk department. olo2w'
NTOTICE-Chesea Bank Bills will be ialen at she follow
In ing par for Groceries namely
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-22

500 tens hurhen Joseph sue Master at the request Of
detained till the above time when she will positively
sa Fare in the main saloon s0 in the Forward Cabin So
Children under 10 years and servants half price Passengers
requested 20 call early and secure their beth few tons
light goods will be aken freight al 30c per foot The
hatcher is at wharf front O. the Tobacco warshouse
ami, 10 JOHN LAiDLAw co.
al ~ old Slip.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-22

- l.. SMITH co. importers, manufacturers, and
N. wholesale dealers in Leghorn French English and
American Bonnes; French English and Italian Silk Goods;
Merno Shaw Merino Cloths Laces Hosiery Fancy Hakf,
Sc offer fer sale reasonable u assortment Of the
above kinds of Goods to which the attention Of the country
merchants is particularly invited l76 Pearlst o9
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-22

THO GROCERS.-Bleached and Unbleached Winter Sperm
ace o Just received from New Bedford, 100 Casks of
the above OIL for sale cheap lots to suit purchasers at he
wholesale and retail establishment Of
JOHN c. MORRISON SON,
olQ-lw ls6 and l6S Greenwich street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-22

DEsiEABLE PRIVATE BOAROING.-A reepeciab.
~ English family having handsomely fgrrished bed
unocced DESTROYS OF receiving single gentle
boarders brs sast, and dinner sundays Any
gentleman OF retired habits Who is assous OF the above
commodations will find them possess all the advantages and
comforts private home Please apply 4pe Greenwich
street between Canal aud Spring Observation-Disclosures Of the
first re.pectabity given and required. su1s n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-22

CARPET sEWERS-Wanted so Girls, to sew Carpets.
~ Apply at the Carlton House Immediately.
o9-lwt BENSON HODGES
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-22

LIAR CUTTiNG.-The undersigned respectfully solict
the attention OF the citizens Of New York and Strangers
his superior method and peculiar styles he resin in this
place from usual puerie" Of the trade and for tangible
proof. OF his skill in rendering eonme y fau the human
head divine bes leave to refer TO bis numerous friends and
customers FRANCIS q. BOYLE, No. 20 rearl st.
ei4Im. adjoining tie Pearl street House.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-22

AZ OUSsELINE DE LAINES--R. L. SMITH 4 CO.
lV1 offer for sale liberal terms, 10 assorted quail
/, les nj l76 Pearl street. o3y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-22

WI ANTED.-A few active Young Men, waters that
w have had experience in large hotels and and that
well recommended. Those speaking French and
English would be preferred Apply at The Globe Hotel 66
Broadway ol9.lMs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-22

THO GRoCERs-w. HULL SON, No. los Cliff st !,
Il now manufacture all their soap by scam ". brown,
vaagaea white scented and all the Fancy Soaps Grocers
would find II 10 their advantage to retail this soap as u IS
much superior that manufactured in the old and Will be
sold nj a less price .3t+
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-22

Two LIZA small ohce neatly hitd az Tor N Ese'Aog'
Oncc Tor which u has been occupied aud Tor winch %
who has the necessary facilities u i eligible ,'tua'
tonbeing in great -gharein the vicinity ~ two
ferries the depot ofhe Consectcut and Boston steabo @
SC &c. Apply al No. 9 Peckslip. s2au
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-22

OTICE.-Chesea Bank Bills will be taken at abe follow
IN ing aforementioned stores for Groceries, namely
At the Of Avenue &. and Third street,
Do do Rivngton and Goerck street,
Do do Stanton snd Sheriff street,
Do do Avenue ID and Third street OLD I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-22

WTANTED-A Ladys Maid, to wait upon a Lady, who Is
wv going Washington. Sine must thoroughly unders nd
her business be good hair dresser aud dress mixer TIE
respectable references will be required French wo-
would be PREFER Apply TO the spanish Minister wa
yerlev Iou4. oI7.Iw-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-22

COAL! COAL. COAL THE ,heapest and hest arti-
- Gle In the shape OF Coal for ahot at the
foot Of Beach street. aud selling the very low price Of 20
per ton delivered free from carriage 10 any part Of the city
Consumers respectfully invited 70 call and examine for them
sely. "a. 2u
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-22
ONE PRICE HAT STORE.

- NEW FASHION.-BR0WN& cos, new style o
Hats are ready for sale at the low fixed price OF %
They surpass in beauty any offered TO- the same
price, combining the requisite qualities Of the more costly
lghtness durability and usre. The great number OF mats
which they SELL and for cash only enables them to FURNISH an
article superior those usually sold at the price The
public are invited and judge their merits at Brown
Co.'S wholesale and retail warehouse It's Chatham, corner
of Mott. street New York sl3.3m.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-22

CEILING OFF AT COST.-The subscriber intend
- ing 10 relinquh his preses business, offers for sale,
until the lat November his sock-consi-tnz Of Gold
and Silver Patent Levers. Lepnes Duplex Anchor Escape
Vertical Watches Chains Seals, Keys, Earrings,
Breaches, Rings, Pencil Cases, Checks &c.
Also, German Silver Guard and Fob Chas,, Thrmbles
spe Gus Forks Ladies', &c. NC.
os In. s. l. TOBIAS % Maiden lane
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-22

IvER COMpLAINT.-S errnans Royal Hcpa,ipe, will
L. Liver Complaint than any other medicine
sold the Medcated Loreng, Warehouse LOG Nass'a
New York. OF
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-22

EXTRAORDINARY COMBiNATIoN.-The Bandans
t. Oriental Tablet will speedily render the .kn smooth
clear aud even removing rouehncs freckcs unburn
aud every yerecton from it, surface leaving the conpero
clear ne and white II viii quek counterfeit The deeerous
effects e alkaline soaps pains bathing &C and give the
skin tina, transparent briancy lastly admired Price 50
cen-sold only at GUIONs, lse Broadway opposite John
rect SIS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-22

DREPARE FOR W INTER. Undershiris and drawers, OF
tic make, manufactured Of fine Sayony wool at Ca
hse the part Of this state An article Of the right
shape to iii the body Also, buckskin silk, woolen nerino
aad shirts hosiery &c &c to be had at the
genemens quitting sors No Wall street, neat Broadway
al. Inn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-11
GARDEN SE;ElS.

4 LARGE SUPPLY or GARDEN SEED,
a which will warrant to be fresh and genuine,
viz: Early York CabbaCo early Sugar Loaf do (;
early Dutch do early Gtorgcd do lale Drumhead !;
late Dutch do; green Savoy do red Dutch do;
white Onion Seed yellow do; early Blood Turuip-
beer French Sugar do; long Blood do; Orange
Carrot early Horn do; early Cluster Cucumber /;
extra long Souheate do long green do early
Frame do; Manynia Probes Nutmeg Melon ::
early Squash Poucrs do ; Sugar Loaf Lettuce;
Ice do Royal Cab. do brown Dutch do; long
white Naples Radish early Short Top Seas
Reddish lonl Salmon do Cherry Turnip do ;
white do; Bell Pepper; large Tomatoes Vegcla
bic Oyster solid Celery; best Endve Okras Grant
Asparagus; Benc Plant; Mangel Nurizel; Ruta
Baga Washington Peas carly Charleston do , large
Marrowfat do early China Beans Mohawk do ;
early SIX weeks do large Lama do; Chinese Pro-
life Tree Corn. HENRY LATHAM.
Matcn | Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-11

WILLIAM C. RIvES.-The following - the
reply Of Mr.. Rves, to letter addressed to him by
Mr.. f.. Fontaine. of the Virginia Senate on tic
eve Of The Senatorial eleetion:
"WAsHiaoToN, February 18Th, 1882
'DEaR SiR:-l received yesterday your letter of
tbs 10Th inst. IN which You that IN, friends
in Richmond placed IN situation of considerable
difficulty to defend my recent course" aud thar
'some assurance that will support Mt. Van Bnreu's
Administration IN the general, is thought necessary
by portion of them. " Il is Far from my wish 10
place any friend of mine Ia situation Of difficulty
on my account. If their own principles do not carry
them spontaneously 10 my support, | certainly
have no night TO expect it. have never desired
any gentlemen to risk his popularity or his station
for me. have spared pains to make my pollti-
cal principles (Which are those of the old Republican
schooD well Known. cannot now change them for
srcn or office. can give no pledge beyond tins,
consistently either with sei-respect or sense of the
duty shall see', so long as remain in the public
service TO regard the great interests of the count,
as paramount TO every other consideration.
remain, very respectfully yours.
WIN. e.. RIVES."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-11
TO E. FouSTAISr, Esq.

HARRY PERCY."-We ought 10 have no
iced in our last a communication from H. p. cxcu
saory of the note commented on, paper of the
2sth ult. With magnannity characteristic OF the
author, he remarks: That in the haste of writing
his former note, he might have unwungly infused
nnio his queries Objectionable complexion. That
if he knows himself he would not intentionally wrong
ANY one and HAT If he unguardedly inflicted wound
upon the feelings Of friend, he is not only prompt
TO make the amende honorable, but feels more PAIN
than he iunicts"-lle thinks we might have been
TOO sensitive in this matter, and placed on his re-
one than that intended" Be il So with one evipn-
cling noble and generous feelings as Harry Percy
does in this retrarit, we will not be pernacous but
forgive and forget
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-11
NJ kowlrr, See'ry pro tenn.
BRANCH BNNk 90 TENNESSEE, .
ClalksNlllc. Erh. l. lh2p.


The Boald Of Directors being IN session nj 10 o.
e'och' the following resolutions were unanimously n
doped
Resolved, That tins board adjourn. 10 attend the
lu"etal Of MI. John &. Miller late Cashier OF the
Planters Bank nj Cla,ksy,lc
hesolVed, That We take this method of express
sing our unieignea sorrow NJ his untmely DEATH
NC whole community as well rs his family aud
trends have sustained IN his death, an iueparable
loss.
Resolved. That the men bcrs of this Boa,d, and
officers Of this Bank, veal Grape on the left arm ior
so days badge of mourning for the licensed. and
as an evidence Of oui SINCERE respect lor his chnac
ter and virtues,
Resolved, That the President Of this Branch en-
close TO The afflicted and beteayrj wife Of our decea-
sed tend, cop, OF these resolutions, tribute OF
our respect aud rs testimony of our sympathy lor
her, in her atctlnn aud distress.
Resolved, That these proceedings be published in
the Clarksyllle Chronicle and that they be entered
90 the minutes OF tins board.
I. W. BARkSDALE, Ptcs't.
Attest,
+. Is. Roenf Gash'f.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-11

u The Wing Convention Of Massachusetts has
nominated Gov. Everett and Lieut. Gov Hull FORE.
election. 1t also adopted resolutions expressing its
horror at the dellcaons and entertainments of the
public money, ard lis decided opinion that the Sub
Treasury scheme would tend to continue these de-
ialcaous; and it declares, in relation to the nex
Presidency, "thatihe Convention adhere to the OPT
mon expressed last year. that, although retaining the
peculiar preferences Of Massachusetts, the Wings of
the State would yield to the decision of the Wing
National Convention, and heartily supper, the can
didae who may be nominated by it,"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-11

o. The meeting in FIuvanna, by which the
Snh-Treasury Convention. to be held in Richmond
on the third Monday il March, formally repudi-
a,ed and the address the con n,ittee appointed TO
call this Convention, with the replies thereto in tic
Enqnirer Of the 9Th INST show dearly the distracted
and divided condition of tie Democratic" patty
And it IS under circumstances Ike these that The
Enquirer is heraldng It's forthcoming rico'ies in the
Spring. We do not fear the result, if the Wings
throug hout the State will do their duty like GOOD
men and tiue.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-11
sale Of Valuable
Land i'm Bedford.

Rl viitue Of Decree Of the County Court Of
- bedford, pronounced At the Januai, term, 1889
IN the case OF cabcls heirs Leiiwioh," the I'M
dcisiRned, who were therein appointed commission
crs, Tor The purpose, viii proceed 10 SELL by way OF
public auction, 10 The highest bidds, on the Prcmis-
SEES, on TUESDAY the 10Th day Of April next, that
Valuable Trnct of Land,
lying Ivy Creek in the county of Bedford
owned Jointly by John o. Leiwich, mud the heirs of
John l. Cabrll, deceased Containing, by recent sur.
vey, about o2o Acres.
rms Tract 81 LdHd is believed 10 be one Of the
most valuable III the county Of bedford aud is about
miles lon the town OF Lynchbuig.-Pcrsons DE-
sIrous 10 purchase, are invited 10 come aud view
the Land, whlch will At all times he shown by Mr..
lriwleh OF his agent Mr.. Gibbs. who resides ON The
premises. The litlc is believed to be good, but the un
dersigned, selling as commissioners, will convey
such title ONLY IL vested IN them by the decree
TERMs--l, and years tredh--thc purchaser
giving bond with good personal security, aud the
litle retained AZ further security for the purchase
money, except ior sum sufficient delfay the cx-
peusc Of SALE, which be required IN cash
G. DABNEN,
G. l.. MOSBY,
Comm ssonrrs.
March II tI6\
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10 express then entire app citation 81 tho able aud
satisfactory manner with which he discharged the
onues OF hls oiee and his general urbane aud exem
Pity department. and take occasion 10 teuder 10 his
an,e'ed ah'iy' then walncst sympahiies with them
IN heir late bereavement
Resolved. Thai the members oflhls Board attend
the iphotaI of their deceased friend and wear Grape
on tho left arm Tor thut, DAYS, IN testimony of
Their respect 10 his memory.
H. +. BEAUMONT. Pfes't.
Attest.
NJ. RowLtr, See'ry pro tenn.