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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-18

EoR THE BENEFIT OF Mr.. WILLIAM Dime
II FORu, late Mssaser Of the Bocery Thesfre.-It hav
ing understood and that the managers Of the
Mw Chatham Theatre had literally appropriated night for
the benefit Of Mr. Dnneerd late manager Of the Bowery the
undersigned feeling every sympathy for his continued losses
and bearing testimony 10 his industry and enterprise not only
intend 10 sustain him HE appeal to the beraty Of the c
Themselves but 10 ch~cruy mend him the
trcnaee and support Of the public IN making the benefit ava
bic and productive
Daniel " Tylee, Samuel d. Jachsos,
John McKeos Charles II. Delsvan,
M. NJ. Noah. John Loveioy,
John II. Livingston, Jr Jacob Acker.
Frances L. Wadden, Robt. Anderson,
0esrgc r. MORN, r. II. Hodges
Daniel Mcleod Richard A. Locke,
Thomas Snowden. John NJ. Bloodeood,
WV. Williamson, WIN. L. Loutrel
VIM. 3 McCoon. q. v. Waters
=. jerks Smith. J. NJ Dodge,
Alexander Birback, James NJ Lowndes.
r. J. speiro. Charles Del vecchio,
VIM. n. Bum, DR.. John Carnochan.
Edward Lammar, WIN. Anderson, VI. ID.
Doctor Hazlehurst
The Benefit will take place THURSDAY EVENING
nert at the Ngw CHATHAM THrArRr which
attractive entertainment will he presented, embracing much
volunteer talent which will shortly be anneunced The price
OF Tickets will be 10 the Boxes and rUrv
eErrs the Pit Seats be secured at the Box Once and
tickets may be obtained Of the above gentlemen, and al
90 al the following places. via:
The SHAKESPEARE. corner Of william sod Nassau srts
W. SEELY, Bowery Hotel.
o. w BROWNS hotel Water street
sANbORN LUsCOMB, Park Row, and Of
RsUNN, Washington street ol6h
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-18

DREMIUM RAILWAY STOVES, le39.-This valuable
L Improvement for the Of Coal Wood, combining
all he qualities of Baking Boiling, Roasting without
diminishing the heat on one to increase the 9th simple
giving il examination
For sale only at l3 Fulton street. by FISK DENIsON
Ao wilson's Patent Grecan Parlor Crate for the Of
both Coal and Wood at the same time
good assortment Of Hail. Paror, Store Oce and Cham.
Der Stoves OF all for sae wholesale and RETAIL the
most reasonable terms.
Stove and Hardware Merchants furnished with Atwo,ds
Patent Revolving GrIoirons, the shortest notice.
ol7-Im+ ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-18

RTIFICIAL TEETH-without Clssps, Lgatures, nc.
N from single tooth full and sompeie set on the prs
cple OF atmospheric pressure by ~. LkVETT Dentist Ne
26e Broadway, cor. OF Warren street.
lFroa q N. Y. Commercial Advertiser.l
90" Tread al our elbow requests 10 notice some
teeth he had ssssd by Dr. Leve OF No 260 Broadway
10 state HE asse satisstion only with regard to the
teeth themselves, but the which this delicate
operation performed.
Dr. Levett has been long fore the public the
PRODUCER 81 the atmospheric Pressure principle require
syllable from ne. sep2s Inis'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-18

1t today Taper cent and few days will - = plenty
ssd = ~ = Misisdppi fasds. aeuId ny eest,ne shsi'
present course dssoIaion and shsr sales viii b - rife In
Psnnsyvasia Is in Mssssippwhs New York ana 'ns east
ern states will stasd ke oa the desrt being the only
green spot amid the ruin brought BY soshs ioiy ana
roguery
9alos ~ the 9sock Exchange.
1000 Treasury Notes 1884, do O0t$52oO Corporation
Bonds $751; $3.50 do s7 shares Bsn s. 700 % IS aod
80 Tuesday 50 do 10 40 79s0 Mechanics $50 do
Union l0 20 do 1905 do ateok 96oO do Mechancs DIX
Ass CLEO do Bank ofCommerce a. % do SS4 % 9s
Del Had $751; so 10 do SAL 100 90 54 s.w 100 do
5 s0d 100 de 54 so do So 90 do o6a sOd SO
55 54 SOD SO do 54a sG0d30 do Farmers Trust 30 10
North Am Trust at IL do 49, 30 de as bOd 20 do 40 omor
% do 6s tomor So do As omor 90 do as 20 do -loo do
Vcksbug sw do "a $50 SO do "a omor SO do 81 snw50
do Kentucky TO- leo do b3O 25 do 69as do Canton l940
do Mohawk 5t95 do Paterson Solos do Boston Provi
dence s90 do Stonpgton 10 sl0 20 do 1880 do Harlem
Rail Road so do 40 sed $50 do act so do 40 100 do
40-20 do Utica 1854, 43 do ll5A ~ do il5t.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-18

DAM THEATRE-THIs EVTNiNo o.1 - -
= will e PsTss.me he Comedy q - -
kr HELD; 81 sslonos Cyaie, nssi.s Howard
THE WIDOW wIccIvs, Or -u"s MAD. Mrs. Fit.
BACHELORS BUTTONS Henry Mortimer, Mr. Wheat
Performances N future will coDsssss u quarter past seven
30. Tissr,., sl-pis. soesa.-s.u.ry. o cents.
ID AGER AND DIRECTOR
THIS EVENING, October IS, win be performed,
ERNEST NAL DsrviI, Nj. HanbIim,
THE BRONZE p'lH ~ M HORSE Or, THE SPELL or THE
fek', daughter Of Tchin Kao, Mrs Herrins.
Door, open at O'Clock quar-
Priees-Bores, cents-Pi, s7a een-Gallery, ascent
NAIioNAL THEATRE Broadway adjoining N5Io's
THIS EyENINe, Oct, Is, viii be presented the grand
LA soNNAMBULA-Elvins, Mr. Wilson; cou,, 10
aaoiPho' seeu'n; Amino, Miss shrref; Liza, Mrs.
To conclude with the Farce of
SCHnooLFELLoW- Cool, Mr.. Browne; Mr. Steady,
Rogers; Harriet Steady, Mrs. Rogers. M - -
CO Price Of Tickets Parquetts and Boxes Oh second
o. cents Doors open at half past SPsrormsnc to
commence precisely att
New CHATHAM THEATRE-THTs EVENING
~ Oct ID 1889, will be performed S
uGoLINo Or INNoCENCE TRIUMPHANT
ooNscRlrT, or THEREsAs vow-rhsre.., Mn
To conclude with the Drama called
CROCKETT IN TEXAS, or THE MASSACRE OF THE
Prces-Boxes 90 cens-P rs c-GalIery Is ct, Cbldr.,
| under II years, halfprice to Boxes.
Doors open at 7OcIOch and the curtain will half pest
] even p'ec.eiv. sil -sm.
AkAND .UNCEki AT CITY HOTEL. FRIDAY even.
" ing October 18th, 1899. Second appearances of Mr.,
seguin, Mr. H. Russell and Mr.. J P. Knight -
Il X. j.. y
the Public, that he will give his cond and lat Concert ,h
season ON Friday evening ish October City Hste On
seguI, and abe Mr. Henry Russell selection Of tSs most
popular and fashionable music will be introduced Mr. b. o.
Cross will Pr'"s sR g Oh sisrS FORT.
Introduction Pisao Fort, Mr.. Cro,.
| soug-Mr. Knight In the days when we went
sonscSII. sssun, II braeso MIC. N kaEni
sOng-Mr RUSSELL Our way across the Noun
Round-Mrs. seguin Mr.. Knight, and Mr. Rus. 'e'
sell, " Mark tits the Indian Drum" B.hop
song-Mrs; knight, " Cupid mid the Roses play
ing, cd tims9 Knight
and in consequence Of the successul reception
at Mr.. knights last Concert, accompanied by
MI. Russell, woodmau. spar. that Tree" Russell
Fantasia Piano F.rts Mr.. Cro.,
scepa-Mr, Knight. where Hud.ons' Wave
d; sst. sis': 81; .s; asn. t;ss;
Song Mr. Russell, " The Maniac" Russell
where !. Fancy bred.' Sir J. Stevenson
New song-Mr. Knight. Land Hop Knght
song-Mr Russell, |. The Ivy Green" Russell
90 Monk his vesPss Singing" Horn
Clarke and Co. has been kindly offered for this occasion
90 The Song marked thus( are published BY Davis and
Doors open hafpast o'clock the Concert to com
mence at eight O'Clock precisely.
Tickets, One Dollar EACH be had at the principal Music
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-18

NlsEAsEs OF THE EYE.-DR. WHEELER vith 80
~ 6Aencc the public that scarcely ssy ar.
which that tssder and beautiful organ THE EYE
SUBJECT that does yield TO his humane uccess oSs
Of treatment References given 10 the 6st families a en-
dance his ONCE 50 Greenwich Battery fro
sA NJ until p M, after which he devotss time e The
door patients suA-suis
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-18

90 Mr.. BRlsTOw.-Let all bad writers lsok
1t his advc rtisement. s20-lm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-18

state Of Trade.

CoTToS remains about the In Flour sales have been
made to the extent Of 500bbls at Sc 49, which decline
Naval SToREs-There have been sales Of Turpen-
tine County, at - S In ether articles there is but little
doing.
OLsIn de scrpon of this article has there been any
change OF prices In whale the demand very limited In
iDseed there has been offered decline without e
fecting sales.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-18

subscribe having had considerable experiences the
routine of college duties and filled professors chair
one Of the ir institutions in North America Offers his
services to teach the French and classics either
the capacity Of tutor in private families private class
IN public seminary The most unexceptionabe references
will be produced For and further address
box ADJ, upper post sfice. WILLIAM KlNNELLY
all
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-18
100 600 CAsks OF FEVER AND AGUE"I

Rewands Tonic Mirur" The proprietor in his pos
session upwards Of 900 certificates prove nfabtv
Of this medicine when properly used including many Members
Of Congress and other distinguished peronagss throughout
toraion to health by its employment For sale BY o. FAR
general agvnt at drug store, No. ss Broadway rranhn
Mouse, New York.
N b.. Rowasds Tonic Mixture PIs are the same /, a.
6cency the Tsac MIXTURE for Fever and Ague with
the advantage Of portal ly and loss from freezing or break
oQ-I msss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-18


sold the Medcaed Lozengc Warehouse lOe Nassau
New York. %
nRAFTS--Payable at sight, in Of IS, Ei0 and f30,
~ any amosn all parts OF Eng land ireland and
land for sale s. J. sYLvEsTERs $50 Broadway and
~ Wall ST. os
wv Mechanics Tools, has constantly hand very
tensivs and valuable assortment for sale his store No.
Chambers, corner Of Chatham street.
Planes Of variety Of every description squares
and beve spirit levels augers and auger bits bits for
braces Of every shapes 6les large sssortmest MAIZENA,
teal instruments variety Of urnng lahes TOOLS mill
ng turning do, gut bands and hooks for lahes boxes
and tape for cutting wood turning saws first
article; gentemens tool chests, filed with best quality Of
oo wrench and every other description Of glove
brush sheep and horse shears arge assortment Of bent
and straight rfer files and raps, tape measures carving
TOOLS rindles all Sizes cabinet makers clamps bench
hand chises and geuges, plane rons oil
stones vices pliers cutting knrper, csllpe draw plates
Do ong plates and des ADDE'S and framing
chises (Auecan) warranted horse shoes draw Knives
superior articles hatcher and shoe do glue emery and
saBd paper drill stocks gages bubbles fer levels grsvers
penknves and scissors with general asortnen ss
able for aInost any kind Of business. ssp37-1mis
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-18

IMPORTANT MEDICAL NOTICE.
A VERY GREAT IMPROVEMENT has lately been
IA made In the treatment Of venera Cases ofevery
ton, al Dr. Evans Once No. u Peck Slip Recent eases
Those afflicted with cid prorscted cases. though
they have tried all the advertised quaek Dosrums
par Call al No II Peek slp, and ucge for yoursevre
member, connection whatever with Dr. Evans Of Chatham
street any other oce or cut Of the city An letter.
pest paid, and enclosing fee, attended TO- 80 mis'
RoARD.-A parlor, with sleeping chambers ADJOINING
~ can be had with board By applying No 10 Park Place
o2 Ias
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, AND EASTERN
NOTES taken al par for Portable Desks Dressing
Cases Fancy Boxe for work Jewels edour kc rich Purses
Boxes Walking Canes Lades Work Tables and great vari
o articles OF utility and fancy suitable for psrt
bic articles for travellers 6ne ferfumery Brushes Rodgers
veIes and improvements IN STYLE ment quaity and
hnish and forming the most extensive and desirable
10 he found in the city all Of which most happy show
TIFFANY q YOUNG, $50 Broadway,
oie imis' directly opposite the City Hall.
u iBBoNs-RIBBo Ns-RIBBoNs- Wholesale and Re.
~ tail, % Division street. few doors out OF Chatham
square and Bowery, daily receiving from Importers and Auc
ton and Silks Of the latest imporatops consisting
Of rich Gros de Naples and satin Ribbons heavy chang
brodered satin Ribbons changsbe 6gd satin Ribbons var
style, plaid Ribbons embroidered plaid Ribbons plain
taesa and satin Ribbons. all widths and color large
S.s s'ss% s s and ..s s and . s
IN general together with great variety OF fancy Dry Goods,
sseh shswis; Gloves Hosiery veilsi fancy Hdh scsf;
Lsee. Thread Edsns &C. sso, rich assortment Of black
NBRessivs{ n. day. one case Of Rep sls, esnsasiux
bss pnk white and mode eolor, Of shades alse
esse o. shsaeab,e us<ut vslvess.
sHis'S c.ILEvY.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-18

I AIDES CLOAK WAREHOUSE, Ne 20 Csshsrins
IL street, OF Madison (uDder the Chureh) n B.
GRAY would inform his friends LADIES' Of this city and
Brooklyn that he has hand and constantly .nuse-
turing the largest and most elegant Of Ladies and
Misses Cloth sh and Merino CIoahs that can be
the city, which he offers at prices lower found n
any other establishment.
N. B.-Cloaks made 10 order 1t the shortest so,ee.
III. ID. GRAY,
s1 lm- 20 0e<harne street conner Of Madison street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-18

Passengers Arrived.
In the Ere from Havre-E Balus Mrs Eliza Ballus Miss
Emily Ballns, c Sword, Geo Ysurin-l00 steerage.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-18

BLEACHING POwDER-5O Casks of Boyd's make, per
ID ship Empire, for sale by PERSSE BROOKS,
sIey. No 81 Liberty ST between Broadway Nsssas sis
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-18

VICTORIA STRAW BERRY PLANTS at Asesioa.--
At II O'clock M At Isl Broasway A0o Fants IN pots,
popgated this and 81 Tor transpastag for
OF the continent In boxes. with perfect safety oieN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-18
TINE BATTLE OF BUNKER HILL.-Ops. ever

evening Masonic Hall, Broadway (sundays exc epslj
Time Of commencing altered to half past O'Clock.
The proprieiors wish distinctly understood thss this exh
and scenery, Representing all animate objects instinct with M
beudug they de every joint and The soldiers marching
perfect time with the music accompanying their respective
scenes.
Tickets 50 cent-Chidren under 10 years Of age, as
Particular in small bills alOaus
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-18

CUCCEss TO j. A 4 L, vERNoLs, Diapers and Tar
- Tors, who have adopted the easn system, and can -
clothing the lowest The public invited TO
and examine their assortment and they viii be satisfied that
great savax will realized 10 the cash system a. 81 Chatham
street.
MA great variety Of lohs eassiseres and vsstisgs,
hept On hsni and rsde 10 order in the NEST shenshle y
AGO. The aresss Of ready made clothing n Die
city, constantly hsp, had, and vii - sela u ressesa
psieeA eia1nr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-18
MARRUED n.

On Wednesday evening 10th nst by the Rev. VIM. Patton,
Theodore Caotta Wenberg Matilda H. daughter Of John
Whitehand, all Of this CITY,
On Tuesday evening" the LIST the Rev. George Potts.
Mr. Franc Trask formerly Of Boston, Mass Miss Helen
Anderson, Of this city,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-18

CtHAMPAGNE-The subscriber has now in store and Of.
~ frs the most reasonable terms in lots to suit purcha
sers, from TO hundred baskets at prices in
cordance with the times The genuine and well known
brand is wine of the first quality and with the
fdenee recommended Also Praon Co.'S Star and She'll the
Goldea Eagle Crown Shp Stag and other brands
in Pnts and quarts all warranted in beautiful order
The stock embraces wines Of various grades suited for city
and country trade prices ranging from IS to SO
The stenon Of country merchants invited
also Proprietors Of hotels, grocers, &c. &C.
THEODORE WALSH, No. ia Front,
ol7 Inn Of Wall street.
DOMESTIC GOODS down. down, down, like stocks in
~ Wall street Twenty6v cents in the dollar lower for
CASH CASH CASH. ALL MIGHTY CASH. The business this
establishment is conducted in plain, straight forward and
equitable ockeyn second pcc The lowest
figure Is marked ON every article WIN VANN'S,
ol7-2t+ 22l Grand st., between Allen and Orchard.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-18

PASSAGE TOR NEW ORLEANp, Der sTFAAEA
= e. = THE splssalda As.nhip NATCHEs,
60 tens turthen, JossPh Surlsr, Msslsr,
will positively leave hare for New Orleans,
direct, Tuesday next, the 32d Instant
This splendid Steamship having undergone great astrao.s
and handsomely nodate few ssr
age passengers, inmsd te application Is made on boase
RAwsoN MehURRAY, t
corner Of Pine and South streets,
ols NJ ~ or 1877 South st..
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-18

HANGING AND WALTZlNG SCHOOL al Constitution
IL Hail. $50 Broaday formerly occupied by Mr. Berrault
MR. DE GRAND VAL respectfully informs the isde, and
gentlemen Of New YORK. that his Dancing School will for
the the above mentioned place. Tuesday, the 22d
instant Hours Of tuition from to r NJ for young ladies
and bsys; from for gentlemen Old scholars introdu
ducng their friends will be entitled to privileges which they
can ascertain BY ling Mr. Gs residence 4s2 Broome
street. ol71%
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-18

On Thursday 18th ns Mary youngest child Of John and
Mary Sinclair, aged l9 months and days.
Funeral This afternoon o'clock from l04 Reed street;
the friends Of the family requested attend withsu far
Their invitation.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-18

MORNING HRRALD-SHIP NEWS.
Pert Of New York, October ~.
46 HIGH WATER s 40
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-18

Two LET-A small Office NEATLY fitted up for Exchange
Office for which it has been occupied and for which, 10
man who has the facilities is eligible stua
tionbeng in great thoro ghfare-n the vicinity Of two
ferries the depot fhe Connecticut and Boston steamboats,
&c. Sc Apply at No. Peckslip. s26.tf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-18

-.
- nAwLs shswkt! ehswh!!! CloAks: sCI"sks
~ Ciosts -. saks Elm 4! eilksi ..-Drocks, Cech.
.es, r.ran Wool ard Rob Roy ShawIs; Silk San, Me-
no sna Issoni Cloaks Black BluebIack Cclored zDd ~
CssS SMks = ,adsd) and rich figured satins, at WIN
a1Oer two hundred aud nnety-one. Grand street,
t~L) ol73r
Dn. :. A. GRANGER has removed 70 hs psrmasent resi-
o. Amity street. where he offers 10 The pnbic
nj ecorA Restorative at the price
csss wncn has attended the previous sac Of this
reulcoy enables him place within the reach Of
all who are suffering em or any affection ofhe
lungs or liver. -
Dr. GRANGER can be Consulted da;ly al hi. oie. from
- to 3, andfrom to Pm. 9MQlGR ~3oi6-sm-
CL OCKs.
nF all the various patterns good qualities and low prices
~ for sale atwholsale, by SMITH & BROTHERS,
s2l.im@ Manufacturers II Bowery.
ID BOARDING. SCHOOL for Young Gentlemen Mad;.os
II Hill. near Morrstown, NJ
A. CHAULET respectfully informs the Public and his
friends that he will pen his School for winter to, on
the LIST Of November
spacious additional building will enable Mr. to receive
larger number Of Pupils.
Cards to be had at Messrs Berard Mondon 80
street or, Mr.. Roe Lockwood All Broadway. ol6-Im*
LIAR CUTTlNG-The undersigned respectfully solicit.
the attention Of the citizens Of New York and strangers
to his superior method and peculiar styles he reans
place from the usual puries" Of the trade and apg
proofs Of his skill in rendering CONNIE faus the human
head divine he begs leave refer his friends and
customers. FRANCIS G. BOYLE, No. SO reari st.
ol4lm' adjoining the Pearl street House.
MTANTED-A Ladys Maid, to wait upon a Lady, who il
w going to Washington. She thoroughly underssns
her business be good hair dresser and dress maker Tn
man would be preferred Apply to the Spanish Minister Wa
yerey Houss. ol7.lw+
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-18

RoAkD-A parlov, with two sleeping chambers adjoining,
~ can be had with board By applying At No. 10 Park Place
-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-18

IVER COMPLAlNT.-si erman's Royal HepatiDe, will
IL Liver Complaint than any other medicine
sold the Medcated Lozengc Warehouse. los Nassau
New York. %
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-18

A NESS RULED LETTER PAeER-25O reams of
"A Ames Letter Paper ruled three Sides for sale by
ole PERSSE BROOKS, No 81 Liberty street.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-09-20
NOTICE.

q MAT three promissory notes given By
- the undersigned to Elisha ~. Adcock,
for stock Of Drugs, Medicines, &C., in Y a.
200 City, the first falling due 4th January,
1870, for $3.50 90; the second on the 18th 'u-
~, 1910, for $3.50 90; the third and last fall
ing due on the 4th January, 1871, for $685.
10, viii not be paid BY Us unless compelled
by law; the sheriff has taken and sold said
stock for debts against said Adcock.
J. w. BARNETT,
M. EMANUEL,
r. BARNETT.
September 2. 1899 eft
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-09-20

sttAR on the Z6tn OF March, DEN EN-
NECROSIS men and one
- woman, viz A boy named ST.
mon, 90 years old, black, stout made, full
face, high cheek bones, about FIVE feet ten
inches high. Horace, yellow boy, about
five feet sixinches high, spare made, bushy
head, about %, years old. Abram, a black
thick made boy, about 81 years old, five feet
six or eight inches high. Ben, copper
colored boy, about six feet high, between
As and SO years old. Ellis, spare made
black boy, 10 years old, FIVE feet eight inches
high. Little Simon, spare made boy, FIVE
feet ten inches high, very black, about 90
years of age, has stubborn look, and Sabra,
a black girl. tall and spare made, narrow
faced, about 80 years old--she is the wife of
Simon. The clothing Of the negroes is not
recollected but q portion of them had on
when they went away white linseys.. The
boy Horace carried away with him black
cloth dress coat. All of the above negroes
crossed the Mississippi river on the night Of
the 26th of March, in Millekin's Bend, carry
ing with them a shot gun which they stole.
The gun is very long one in. the barrel-at
least five feet long, Of ordinary size, percus-
sion look. As a part of the above described
negroes run away several years since, and
made their way up the river, but were taken
above Lake w asnlngton, presume they are
now endeaVoring to reach the upper States,
/ will give the above reward to any person
who will deliver the above negroes to MI
William H Ellington, who lives on said plan
tation, with all charges paid, or secured il
any Jail so that can get them. Any person
securing the said negroes in Jail, win please
send word to the subscriber at Clinton, Mis-.
sissippi, or to VIM H Ellington, at Vicksurg
viii also give reward of $50 for boy
who run away the latter part Of September
last, named Charles. He is about 90 years
old, six feet high, very likely, weighs abou
200 pounds. The said boy is frost bitten on
his left foot, and limps as he walks his lef
eye tooth in the upper jaw is out. He wa,
brought to Mississippi by Doctor Peerce, from
Rutherford county, Tennessee, and sold il
Kinds county, Mississippi. and presume h,
will try to get back--as he once succeeded
in going from Mississippi to Tennessee. TIL,
boy will deny his owner, as he is in the habi
+ oil running away, and has invariably don,
so. Any person possessing information b
said BOZ. or securing him in iail, will pleas,
write to me At Clinton, Mississippi, or to M
William n Edingt on. at Vicksburg.
April 19-41-3t JAMES M. WALL.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-09-20
New Sporting and grtcnI.
GnRnn III 81 nea1an q.

DEkR Sir, Mr. Porter editor end proprietor 81
having refused 70 give our prospectus place in
that paper, % even short notice as common ad-
vertisemenl, although rendered payments we are,
Ia consequence, constrained to issue circular,
one of which We have taken the liberty Of for
waTding TO you, and solicit your patronage and
that Of your friends.
EADWALLADER R. GOLDEN & co.
Once No. los Fulton Street, New York.
February 25th, 1880.
To all Sportsmea and Supporters Of the
Tlrf, Breeders Of Blood Horses, Of I'M
proved Cattle and Sheep, Planters,
Farmers, Agriculturisss, and tie public
In general.