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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-23
FROM NiESICO

New ORLEANS, Angus, 9-Yes,eray we had two
arrivals from TBmpico and one from hcamoTss briar
ing dates from the former 10 the lst aud from the r
10 The I'd inst General Lenus and bis followers It 40.
pears are yet at MoncloVa, whittier they lied when On
ven ont Of Monterey by CaGezo On The Eth July
Busanente reached The capital, and was received Will,
every demonstration Of gladness and respect Al Tam.
pico business beginning 10 revive bat the heavy
charges the transportation OF goocS 10 the interior
hiudered II from assuming much activity Arsta, by
order Of the Government, was using every rIeInN q
oberate every trace Of the late revolution by destroy
On The Oath July the English packet sailed rna
Tampco, with upwards OF half million Of specie CT
board -BnfetH
FROM TAMpIco.-The schooner George H. Weter
Captain Devaille arrived yesterday morning from Tam
pico, whence she sailed on the 3lst July HE Nette,
brings no intelligence of importance. Every thing wai
Quiet in Tampco and commerce had resumed It's WOMB!
activity. One hundred and twenty i've thousand COL
lars in specie brought b. the Welte, sGt 10
ynriuus commercial houses IN this city.
The brig Rebecca, from Liverpool was seized At Tam
pico by The Mexican government ana sold 10 the
tain of the Wetter. She 10 have sailed for New
Orleans on The 4lh instant. This intelligence ve tn:
stated on the bulletin board Of the Merchants ESChang
On the other hand the Courier of last evening sais s,
the Rebecca sailed from TampIco on The 2o'h July VAN
G63 $50 dollars in specie on board.
By the schr Enterprise, from Matamoras, we learn
General Lemus IN command OF 2,OOO tedefs'ss Ct
Montclora on the 9Th ult and intended 10 nsrcn "a
Monterey and attack Canaizo whose forces were ME
rior to those of Lemus. Trade was at stand al :a
mn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-23
NEW YORK MARKETS.

The New York Express Of Monday I NJ, SAYS
con,rariey Of opinions is formed and entertained
Wall street. relative TO the news from Europe 1j.
interested in keeping down stocks, are cIamoiop lin,
the accounts are bad, aud appears 10 have ,h, -
fec, on stocks, which have declined from | 10 lr
cen,um The Cotton holders are quite encou,a,st
and ask higher rates Both opinions are IN pan o..
rect. Private advlces give more favorable accovr,
of INDEPENDENTLY in American goods and Their !.
certainly good advance ON Coon-fnll n half penpy
with Specializing spirit. This is calculated 10 h.,
the staple here. The prospects are though, 10 b.
un!avorabs to grain and also for as the Ban
OF England has obtained reet. II unabl. Ia ai,J
relief TO others Indeed its ability was as Great Al
that Of the private BANKERS who diScoun,sd pager nj
rates than The Bank As there is no relief IN Amer
can stocks with The exception Of one "o the eec,
upon stocks has been uuiavorable in Wall street
Our people are always ready whenever there is the
least chance for speculation The news is considered
SO unavorabIe for The crops in England that qg.s ~,
active movement has been made here The fog; ina
ket. Al early hour the spirit made It's spprar4nce
and considerable sales have been made - cents ed
vance.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-23

,Sojs of YaLuabie LANDS


IN pursuance of several decces rendered IA lhe
Cour, of Law and Chaucery os the Corpo'al'"o ~ kr
in The suits OF Picket Clark and others, ana ~
Dixon Clark and Others the Subscribers vii onef ~ g
snr,ion ON the eth day of October, 1885, The 'a Il
d,y In front of Courthouse OF Montgomery 80 tie Co.
n,,ce OF LAND 10 said DEGREES mentioned i'- n,vG f
Mountain said county of Mont scmeis ana s'
of in Floyd county, and commonly Known as ' . u
-t,ssi Of about 81 COO acres OF src. -
will sold body, and the residue ~ Ia O %
NAV salt the convenience OF purchasers ao"tI a 2-v'
said land il rich and lcvel-not less ihnn 2oto Tr1
land ], Geo cleared lhe "o ,u..s.e-
Land well waercd, and has upon IT two Streams any
for Milling establishments. -, Leon rscar5e4 =
The Ben, Mountain tract has for many years non
- or,Lo mos, desirable Stock Farms ia Virginia a"'
sonul examination Of the lands, the suhschDt!i
IN il attention OF The pubic yG,
1ba so;d I,nd will sold credit OF ohe' Ia,
freourng however, sufficient amount "a cen ), ape
of sale Gc Bond with good personal security yrv ~ "
The uuchaser and the title retained as "
nu,cbase money Fair pa,s Of said land WI" We NJ ia"H
Sv Of sale showing the quality and the eounGaf
who resides upon the old Bent Mountain tfaS The ,tt =
land a, ony time TO persons wishing 10 pseha Il
Iieyed 10 be bu, acting as u, b. Sal e
Court we will convey srch title only ss NAYS
crees =, ptJrEGAR,A
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-23

suaily large with advance Of full 5lh Of penny
The political news, IS exec edIrgy InrcIr>,ng rr1r1,,
arr. The d. ah 81 The Sovereign I'll The Turkish Eur,.
had already led 10 VIVA, may almost be cFm,d rcynr
ton Sultan Mahntu I'D GIed on The 2-h oi June G.
rous Disturbances had ,akrn place only IN the can,
tai but in oil parts of The Empire. The Captain P,rI,
had off red 10 deliver The naval forces into TIE Eeot
Of The Egyptians
The Turkish army in Syria had previously been bs,
en- and dispersed by lbrHhm. The battle was (pvg,.
on the Eupra,es beyond Alrppo, on The 2i,h oc J1s
The victory was complete
victory had been obtained by The troops oflhsQ.e.,
Of Spain. commanded by Cen O'DonnclI, over C..s
the Cnfst Chiefly. \. Gazette. '
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-23

VIVA, is Mr. Clay doing in the State Of New York;
With Tennessee the one side and INDIANA on Use
o,hs ubsrs thousands desert from the Wing standard
in day, i, his own Kentucky in danger! VIII Tue
convictions which are spreading among The people OF
that region stop short they arrive at the Kentucky
limits? The defeat OF of Mr. Clays friends ana
The suqoe 20 which others have been driven to secure
,h;r 70 eIsc,ion. furnish an answer this question:
While Mr. Clay is abroad plans Of conquest his own
dominons are falling prey 10 the enemy. Would II
not be well for him 10 look to ihs ls he mol @aheo
IN his farm al AshanG:-.N. y. Post.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-23

me To such an one every accom'H"du
Summer reirent can afford, will be gwen. ,,;
nv ;,Snced n make this publication from lne eh'ne
ono s;asdness Of my neighbours and my great Iohone's
fo, nnIi,ical controversy. ! cant get an "ser
None need apply unless ne comes Up :" ' monpER.
requisites
Oppos,1,oy CRoAK,SG-The old Fedora! Y; STATES ,
Gazette which in l79S was il is now nfrnys" ;,
Democracy and cheered on Fisher Ames' "no i Lay.
some msgvings as 10 the restoration u 'ii' ~
Of terror under Mr.. Webster and o. 10 cheers
Concerning Tennessee, Notwithstanding - sL,d,
and civilizations few day ag" ne s"y re democratic
in that section Indeed we thlnS a"u VI ,h., look
farmers and mechanics generally 'N'"A' '""'
very bright. ..,;on f,o,n the Vest
:: s,sIIr dn,h,lass ysry melancholy 10 Inc au" ~,
ers and eulouis,s Of the moral nr VIZ saen,;ous
Webb but rather joyful 10 the upright ahc Sell, of
mari Of The community, and to The oohe a'o
the county, '0te -
H,x " G R1yrs The Hon. WIN. hvts seu ,'ars
Fincss,le on last Saturday evening: anu s While Sn
III Tnasdav mornng when he leii Tor the h'.e GU
u' ~, Is introduced to large number OF ,ht CIV
@ r ,,s county of both political peri's anu an W
sa,r.d towards him that respect wh'ch' as se ,
Ia !; n,;,Ipd TO- He is most unqhesuonao.y ''e oe''
a,c,oneerer that have ever seen, ehd a''e, .e
st; :, R,,e,ourt we moi at all surprised that ne
- ,n,,r man in his old Congressional District ms
r r. hoxever TO elsciinnrer himself INTO The gooo
e""'s' e The people of that Democratic county nave
sroved wholly unavuiling While they are wiling 70
phou him ,ha, respect which is due 10 gentleman w
d 81, friends may rest assured, that The Democrats OF
a., sailing and incompatible county will stand hrIn W
,h n.;n,enapce Of their long cherished prnciPes-ma.
,her will remain s,eadas in their support OF Inc pteseh'
National Executive. Unless we are most woini'y NC
ceived in all The signs Of the times he is Prosa'e Us
public man-if not forever, al easlfor many wears
Puo''S " .[FdHev Star.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-15

NEW YORK TATTERs ALLs- proprietor Of tai.
well known establishment thankful for the asors aeady
bestowed upon him, beg inform patrons Of the establish
ment and the gentry and strangers the city Of New York
that he now prepared to receive horses carriages &c.
for sale, or orders TO purchase commission.
The proprietor would also invite gentlemen wishing have
horses kept at livery for SALE TO call and examine the great
has made in the stable to this
shmen and thinks they win not be found inferior to any
the city eith in point Of cl4 annes comfort stalls
he the public that exsrton his part or the
Of his employ, shall be wanting to render Tsersa
least equal TO any establishment in the city
The proprietor would also invite carriage and harness ma
kers to inspect the different arrangements made with
show of their manufactures to best advantage and the
Of these articles form conspicuous part Of his business
would them, that he has interest any bsdng
Of the kind his utmost exerons will be used
facilitate them in either by sales advances and
in doing this he would beg leave to call attention the
rvaed location OF the premises its having be the original
New York Tatersas fer the ofhores, carriages
harness. &c. and to the universal popularity Of the place since
first established in 1929 He therefore trust that he will
be he has been by that public which will
be his desire to please. GEO w MILLER, Proprietor,
sl4sm Successor to j w. Watson 446 Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-15

JUST arrived from Egyptian HAIL. Losdos and win Coz.
mence exhibiting Monday the l0hof September leo
At Masonic Hall Broadway New York extremely interest
ing Pictorial and Mechanical EXHIBITION, smbrseng svsy
minute particular Of the Terrific Storm Sea- which Grses
Darling and her Father rescued the sufferers from the wreck u
The Forfarshre steamer and landed them safe At The Fen
Lighthouse, the 7th September, 1888.
. PROGRAMME The rugged coast of St. Abbs Head--ths
fern OF the waves-vss.e, and
pass rain falling We beating against tempest
struck with ghtnngpart Of the saved by csptais
Manoys humane invenonStorm ncreasethe ForfArshirs
seen earring uprfuses her upon
rock and Is dashed to piec.she Sea covered with
anu Pars and with the crew and gers, nine Of whom
cng 10 the rock Grace Darling descends from the lighthouse
Is seen upon the breakers-reurns father view
sufferers they launch their boat, with great difficulty
house.
The Of this exhibition almost beyond precedent
Within the short Of six months il been visited BY
$4,000 persons including Of the nobility England and
continues to be under the direction
the successful and ingenious artist, MIR. MoHat
Performances on the Dulcenea BY Master Nelson thirteen
years of age, elf taught). "a
Open from spven till half past at half
| past seven and half past eight precisely. sl6 In
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-15

a. goo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sPEcIFIoUE
sDCUU FRANCAIsE, Tor Each Speci6c,) for the
Gonorrha elects. female compa and all discharges Of
the secret organs.
The American agents Of this ceirated medicine would
apprre the pssc that this the cat specific Of Doctor
Jerome Leroy Of Paris, 50 ceebra for the care Of this
class Of diseases
In the early stages Of the disease will positively effect
cure few days without restrctis OF Diet fear Of
possre, and what msch import, never leaves the
parts subject to the Troublesome ets weakness that
occur 80 often alter the Of other dicnes
In long proracted stages Of the Gorrhca, IN obstinate
Gleets weakness Of those organl without doubt the
most efeetual remedy discovered
II will also be found certain pre,ative against the dis
ease exposed and in any whs there fear
few dcses will arrest ito proeaDd any further
trouble.
intention 10 resort ost deceptive system Of
putting this city, ter proof Of its efficacy
challenge any TO be produceaat u will not
der forfeit OF $500.
90 ob.erv, One large bottle shces, to cure any re.
cent case Of the complaint
Each bottle accompanied with afdescrption Of The dis
and all the necessary directions rs English and French
languages
Tor sale only at the agents sce Nes Nassau street. four
doors from Fulton street, sP stairs rice $3.50 per bottle
Small bottles 81 aul7 sm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-15

Rohs nost villansusIy.r
W-PElNEs oRRIs TOOTH PASTE n unssualled
dsnce for cleansing preserving and identifying the teeth
giving 20 them clear aud peary whtsss and removing ssA
preventing every appearance 81 tartar also improves
color ofhe lips and heals all ulcers Of mouth
rests the progress ofdecay the teeth and mpars pecss
and grateful sweetness 10 the breath
Or" The best article that know effor clesns preserv-
ing and besuying the teeth, Penes Orrs Tooth PAsss
gives TO them clear and peary whepsss, and mpsrs
peculiar and most grateful 20 the breath We cor.
daily commend IL 70 the stensn OF readers especially
to the female portion Of them No toilet be rpets Win
out IT, Ladies Mag.
The unprecedented celebrity which this exosllsut ar.
Gle FOR the teeth speedily attained under original name a
Orrs Tooth Pas hs. unpvnc ID indiv.A
10 make base counterfeit preparations OF which beware for
they may probably highly nur.us Ire eslh ana srs
70 be compared with the genuine than Hyperion 10
sstyr The original article has the c sse Of the in
ventor and proprietor, q. w. Pene upoa label without
which ID Is not genuine
For sale only at the bazaar l7s Broadway by ciou $50
Broadway; W. Hart M. ID. 97s Broadway and ds Hudson st.
Howe and Guioni2 Chahams ST =. NJ Guion ~ Bo~ey,
md 20 Henry u. corner Of Pike.
Agsin-Bcwsre Of Ceuntevfsits, a io-eodam.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-15

EXTRAORDINARY COMBINATIoN.--The Bandsns
II or Oriental Tablet will speedily render the skin smooth
clear and even, removing rewshness echles sunsurr
ana every perecton from m surface leaving the complexion
clear 6ne and white win quehy cssusrset the deerous
effects Of alkaline soaps pains bathing Ac and give e
Ain hat Transparent brasncy usy admired Price so
centssod only At oUIoNs, I'D Broadway opposite John
street. hs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-15

@CspAs srRvgr, rrxR BROADWAY.
W-C.C MARSH, Accountant. informs the public that hs
Rooms continue spene very evening from 10 for the puposs
Of giving instruction In the Theory and Practice OF Bookkeep
ing The course averages 70 LESSONS itch be taken
successive evenings, at the convenience OF the pupil the
instruction " individual aud not in classes.
lnsructon Is also given during The day from to 2
too
sProspssuses with terms. and full account of method
may be he'd a the rooms s35-lme
uATTERs TRiMMiNGs-L STtUAHr, importer q
IL ustters' Trimmlngs 9s resri street % i~is'
HAvANA--Mrs WEST has resumed business II No o.
III Gale lsquirdor where he will be prepared receive
B,arosrs .c-me-iv.
Reference 70 Jchs Ri,chs Esq 70 - Broad street. who
will furnish ~mstion - applicants fosnsi
s n " observed BY strangers 10 avoid dessasr IN landing
a Havana si-iaw3ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-15
SPLENDID rENMANsHIP ACQUIRED IN n

MIR BRlSTOW respectfully announces to the Ladies
1v1 and Gentlemen Of New York and Brooklyn that he has
returned from ucccsfall visit Boston, and has
his old established Writing Academy, No. l75 Broadway fol,
he RECEPTION PUPILS ACES, and Of capacity
Day and Evening.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-15

GLASS STAINING, &c.-wM GIBSON having b,e.
accustomed to send specimens OF Ornamental Psiutiag
and Glass Staining TO the annual exhibition Of Fair Of the
American Institute cali the attention Of the cit rens Of
View York TO the why he declines doing season
IN order to remove any impression which might
exist thai be reircs from the hed under
ms specimens OF art Inferior either design or workm
ship On peral OF letter dated 18th August publshed in
the Gerald OF 10Th nst addressed 10 T. o. Waksan Cores
poading Secretary OF the Institute he aaers himself that ev
cry unPreudiced will justify his proceeding declining
any exhibition Of rivalry whom the door either elsssd
against fair impartial decision when decision Of the
judges y not IN accordance with Of the committee
they decline acting upon their award W. 10 entirely in tse
dark regarding the motives which the commit
tee 10 degardng the decision Of the judges. @ hi. spse
msn Of glass staining the best, upo this moment ne
has not been favored with tina, letter. nor to
subsequent one dated 9th ssp The public draw their
own conclusion regarding this silence the part of cs
mi,tee Mr. q. r~s that these vsters Of the Fair who re-
qure orders executed branch OF his art will not deter
mine their superiority from specimens usually exhibited
until they examine his specimens at No SO Pearl street
In making this communication w. Gibson does not intsnd
any esasure the members Of the Institute Of who's
snnot Of be cognzsnt Of such procedure Ne NAY
De excused IN saying that II such system Of hvoritisn
~h,ch has already become too general Be coano-d & pros
P~rity Of the Institution will Be sealed the support of
its best friends Withdrawn.
No 5s5 Pearl street Broadway. olO-u
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-15

4 NTLHUMBUG sTOvEs-Atyo. 1853 Water street
n A new article In the Stove liz Just made its debut in
Water sreeand simple in its eosructon that be
managed BY the latest imported domec from the Emerald
Ie without first acquiring pr~ct kno wledge Of esg
neerng Call and see them. NJ Low &Co.
90 eodlm+ D.. 26a Water street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-15

NO CoSsuMPrros LIVER CorLAIST-I have been 90
i'll adsease OF the lsnss and iier, that feel rsm my
for all persoas equally unfortu,e and therefore beg
them il they life health lay die under
hand Of mercury DOCTORS their seess trash but try DIR.
Taylors Balsam OF Liyerwori. his medicine cured me
when wa, 90 H. could not live aweek yet this vege able
remedy cured In sin weeks haa hacking cough pain
my side raising Of blood, night and waited 10
skeleton Once more tins mediae for IL poor mans
friend. JOHN ID. MILLS, blkmaD, Newton, L. i.
90 Be cautious and get the genue medicine, 375 Bow
ery. There are many frauds. oI2 3td<w.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-15

DREPARE FOR WINTER. -Undershirts and drawers, 81
domestic make, manufactured Of fine sarony wool, at "a
hse in the western part Of this state An article Of the right
shape 10 ~ the body Also, backkin silk woollen, mernc
shirts and drawers hosiery &C. &C. be had at the
gsntemens su6tiss store No Wall street, neat Broadway
ol.ims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-15

- THREE DOLLAR HATs-THREE DOLLAR
HATS.-Just furnished the 81 splendid article ever
offered the public. Elegant short nap molessin Hats
the finest FUR bodies aso splendid article al the low
price Of ~ 50; for the prices cannot be ereelled
BROWN, Lac Canal street.
s2l-lm' one door above sullivan.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-15
NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL PACKETS.

The propeors Of the several Lines OF between New
York and Liverpool arranged for their sailing from each
oort ON the lat h 18TH 10Th and 25h Of every month"; tina
ships 10 succeed each other IN the following order wiz
FRoM NEw YORK
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-15

But there's netl,ing hat can he enjoyment surpass,
or real Havana segar."- The smokers Song
EIxAS at his established and popular stand IS Cedar st,
from his gent in Havana, per every
arrival sega Of the choicest and most approved brands that
the market affords.
His stock hand comprises greater variety than
can be procured any other establishment In the city, in
GLIDING the celebrated Extra RegsN, Noregu Dos Amegos
Victoria Union Traricas and othes which he has hes
ton in averrng superior any hitherto imported
Citizens and strangers requests TO call IS Cedar
and Judge for themselves. s23-Im.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-15

CLARK, corner Of Chatham and Pearl SITS after ma,
ny experience in business and after repeated and
unrisg efforts 20 attain the object consistently be-
es that length succeeded msnufsc art
Gle which fail TO win the appropriations OF all who VIII
take the trouble TO examine H.
This article, which the attention OF the public now
especially invited Satin Beaver Hat price only THREE
DOLLARS and that Cor beauty. cheapness
durability and comfort cannot be surpassed IN the city OF
New York In addition the usual vcrety Of Hats and Caps
he ALEC Keeps hand constantly Fur Hat OF very superior
quality, which he aGord al FOUR DOLLARsj and this
Hat for years past has given 10 numerous customers the
most satsction Justice 20 his friends well
10 h,mef makes II proper tor him sy, that he sells FOR
cash the losses from bad customers viii not have 70
be paid by good Wholesale dealers supplied promptly
the old established stand where the asking prizes always the
selling price sep57-sm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-15

- NEW FAsHION-BRewN cos, style Of
ready for sale at the low hsed price OF -
They surpass In beauty any ever offered for the same
price, combining the requisite qualities OF the more costly
ghtnsss durability asd lure. The great number OF hats
which hey sell and for cash only enables them to furnish an
article superior 10 those usually sold al the same price Inc
putc are invited TO examine Judge their merits at BRowr
Co.'S wholesale and retail warehouse LIS Chatham corner
Of Mott.street. New York slJSm-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-15
90 THE CHEAPEsT On;
AND

AND
MOST FASHIONABLE ESTABLISHMENT,
Having the most extensive and splendid Cloths
meres, vestings and summer Goods in this city,
made IN thenos elegant style at the shortest notice
following prices cash delivery at the we'll known
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT OF Il
a. n. JANIS.
ILArr JAMES x TAYLcR
No. 90 Maiden Lane and No. "A Lshe~t, a.
.#4FN
suPerfne black, blue fancy eolorsd Dre~
Goats, sA d. u
Gentlcmens' Summer Coats. from "a
Cashmere PaRtaloons, variety ofpatterns and
eoor,, - soto ~ 50
Vests ofsilks, satiHs, velvets, eassimeres,Mar.
settles, Valsnliss or Tibet Cloth. A. q, n a
he public VIII please observe the above prices rs per
below the ordinary prices of Merchant Talsrs je2y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-15

MA oUssELINE DE LAfNEs-l SMITH CO
NI o6sr Cor sale On liberal tsrv LEES sssorsd quail
ks q f76 Pearl street. csy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-15

GOAL! COAL! COAL The heapest and hest art-
" Gle IN the shape Of Coal for aaost at the
foot OF Beach street. and selling the very price 50
per ton, delivered free from carriage any part OF the city
selves oA.am
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-15

PASTOR HAIR CUTSER, 1876 Greenwich street.
n A. Pastor takes this opportunity inform the public
after long experience his business he has formed compost
tion called