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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-06-14
B0lsons of LiUer1vort.

II, LOVELY g. Go. A.G3lE
ESOR selling Doct, TayIor's BdISom Of LIN
h cr,cort, for Consumption, Luy Conc
atlantis, Coughs. Colds. SpHting Of Blood, Pain
in the Side, or Breast, asthma, Piturisy, Short.
ness of Brcath, Pdlpitation Of the Hcari, De-
biEiy, .NerucusneSS and all diseases Of the
LUNGS and LIVER.
The virtues of this celebrated article has
but recently been tested in this region-sulfi.
Gent however. has been used, in Chittenden
and Addison committees TO give 1t Justly
name above any medicine, hitherto offered as
a remedy and cure for consumption and liver
complans-To show what cures may be ex-
pccied from lis use, we insert single case as
published in the New York Daily Express,
November 4. 1S}6-"Thc Basam ofLvcrwort
has found hundreds Of advocates and has
PRODUCED so arrc a number Of testimonials in
its favor as perhaps to render further approba-
lion unnecessary. ] cannot Withhold my small
need of praise, knowing myself pto.dIsposcd
to consumption, both for peculiar formation
and hereditary transmission, sought all
means to obvate this calamity, and recover a
naturally weak constitution. ! spent two
wears at Pisa, in Rome, two years in Florence,
and another in the south Of France, seeking
mean time the advice Of the best Physicians.
last summer | returned to this country, not
recruited in health, aud perhaps not much, if
any worse, than when left. | had seen in
the Reading Rooms in Europe, American
newspapers. containing advertisements of
the Balsom Of Liycrwort, and resolved upon
trying its boosted virtue. As soon as arrived
in this country. used it. and in three months
| was so well that | concluded could safely
pass the winter here, and accordingly did so.
! have used bottle now and then. through
the past summer. lam now in as good health
as can wish to be my cough has wholly
subsidized, and my lungs have every feeling of
health. shall be pleased to receive any pcr>
son. who may wish for further particulars, at
my lodgings, City Hotel.
A. A. DELAFlELD.
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Durham BuNs.

THE subscriber bein. o.cso,kcd will Offer for sale liberal
AlbcmarIe Cattle show and FAIR tho lst No
vcmbcr very superior aprOrsd hVr0gshred SHORT oRs
DcEH,~ Bells.
HECTOR, red and white in his 18th year, bred by Gen. Stephen
Van u New York y hj,y (who by imported
Washington By Mr. Champno Ersand, h dam Red Lady,
imported Fancy dam Lilly. dam Beauty dam Red
Lndy, who out Of imported Fancy
YOUNG BOLIVAR red aud white, in his 81 year. by Old Boil
r"d by Wkiakrr Esq OF England OF the largest and
highest formed animals nnd OF the ute' pedigree ever imported
sprsLtly who Old SprghtIy aud she out OF imported
Furcy Book regard all They both IN high
lie Ri ard vice. and form For terms, apply TO
Nr r. n Gnolrn,n BERNARD PEYTON.
Richmond OOH 1920, 5D--It
TIL. Jecfsonan and Advocate VIII please
paper ard ilC hill TO Mr. Goo!nnn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-29

Gsitimnre Chronicle.
HoTTISGuER ASD RoTHscn.LD -We nave taken
some trouble to enquire ar! authorized TO asseri,
that not only az bills. Of the Bank OF the u
S. accepted b. ne Mcsss Rohschilds, but moreover
,ha, ne funds of The Bank, in France previously, to
eth,T with the remit;ances since place IN that country
The credit Of the Bank al least MILLION FRANCS
heyo1d all The liabilities Of The institution there includ.
ing the bills accepted by the MessIs. Ro,'isclits
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5,h Resol-el That unless some elrctnal measures -
relief shall be immediately adopted we s'e h"''''s 49,
can nvrrl the nSira"n =" thr mechanical III "u"'"
inr and comm. rcal csssrs tEs CITY.
h RcsuLr,d That COMMITTEE "l three he appointed
by the Chair 10 retire and report the names 81 Grnlem'n
10 compose the Committee OF ten under the second feso
Luton; Whereupon
John NJ Leayi,t, Archibald Oracle and Robert Jaf
ffey E>qs were appointed said Commi,tee, who report
ed The names of The following Thomas Denny l. n.
Scherck, J. Amory, Joseph Tucker Charles WaIdeil,
Gabriel T. Diss"sway ID A eastman, A. U. Stout,
o Thompson, Robert Jalrey.
1ih Rrsyrcd, That this meeting adjourn 10 meet at
the City Hotel, The evening OF The gath Irs' 1t
O'clock to hear the Report Of heir Committee; aud that
the dngs othis meeting be published IN the daily
pepers signed BY The Chairman and Secretary.
PETER IL SCIiENCK, Chairman
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.administrato1's SnIc.

WILL be Sold iron, 81 Eagle Hotel in The Of Char
lotir.vie on uuNDAY The 4'h day. Of November next
C"g' day. 4, u o'clock A. NJ, from fifteen !" twenty likely Ne
groc Men, Women, Boys aud Girls belonging The
estate fthe late John A. Carr.
TERMs-A credit of monhspurchascrs gsn. bonds with
from daieihe interest be
in principal be punctun! paid when il becomes
dro will he received dcductns legal nterst should be
preferred by purchasers. ELLEN VI. ChKR,
nr,an II ,rnf.En In Cnrr.dc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-29
.Ais.AsSO,s'S Office.

NNlCkETS in all HE Lotteries and the really lucky
81 Numbers for sale al STRATToSs Lucky Office :
Look !-4i Capitals sold and coshed by STRATToS, the
All Prize Seller, in a little over II months.
Drawn Nos in Va. Monongaa Lottery Extra, No 8,
drawn Oct 10:
Ticket, Nos. 63 II ~, do "a 81 CD, both sold and
cashed by STRATroS.
Drawn Nos. in Maryland STATE Lottery, No. %, drawn
Oct lG:
Is 90 Is A 80 43 sc so 45 IS &c
Ticket, Nos Is 45 80, sold and cashed By STRATruS.
Drawn Nos in Sussex county Lottery, No no. drawn
Oct Il:
81 "a Is II 81 SO 60 81 C5 50 81 % IS al e.
Ticket, Nos 81 SO Co. prize Of 81 000 do 81 81 G.,
both sold and cHshed by STRaTToS.
Drawn Nos. in Va Petersburg Lottery, No 6, drawn
Oct 10: -.
Half ticket Nos IS 40 GO, another capital sold and
cashed by STRATTsS.
Drawn Nos in New Jersey Lottery, No 20, drawn
2sl:
43 50 a 3 % So 50 SO 90 GG IS
Ticket Nos 90 SO 50 sold and cashed by STRaTToS.
Drawn Nos in Town Hall Lottery, No 3, drawn Oct.
3d.
Al IS 50 C II 10 70 - 40 60 co 90
Drawn Nos in Va Leesburg Lottery, No 6, drawn
Oct 2G,h:
4G 6 10 50 lG 20 40 81 ca 45 26
n B-OrGers from the country promptly and conf
denlially attended 10, if addressed 10
October 90 [50-2ll Richmond, ia.
wK7N ~ GEORGE AIcIEaN Commission Mr.
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Georgia Election Complete.


The Medsevle Federal Union OF the I'D, gives
"the vote OF all the counties but two, when may pe u"
lied being correctly stated ana from "hIcn y ~
pears that the Democratic candidate, lhaf's1 "'D'
Maid has majority Of lt5; TO which The remaining
two counties will probably add GOO more maHnI "'
majority when the re,urns are all counted, about ~,
In both branches Of the legislature, the Demoea'
party have large majority OF The members rr'''"''
On pint ballot their Majority Will be about Az go,
The two deficient counties (vz Rabun and U"'onl s's
reported in the " ashipgl"n Spy, as follows:
Mcdonald Doughe''y
Union 4is l.
McDonaId's majority in them. 7I3-which runs up n''
maioty 10 IS75-b being a Democratic gam shse -,
Autumn of 81, of abunt $500. a triumphant lrs"','
and sufficiently significant OF the vote o 49, ,,a,
ls40 The Globe publishes an extract o. -
MiIladueyilIe of The l9th which says - MS IS ce'''"
olorv enouuh far one campaign IL IS amusing !" &c
how Tie Opposition presses in The s'a'e are '"s"P
10 account Tor their defeat some a'fou'ne t,,,
cause and some 10 another; but assure YOU go,
triumnb If The Democracy OF the State over Try '
Federalism. Bankism, &c. No Clay ticket wa De Be ','
here and The State perfectly safe fer Mr. an Du'''
and our opponents know IL ,o,s os IN.
The ra,iiication OF the proposed amenu"'s s ~
Constitution is lost-in 80 counties hr .mIe i''
ton is only IL ,o32-non ratification ''''-
THE sT.3TES
v. Tic u nc r are engaged IN tscGs'hE
Two serirs of Resolutions submitted by hf' a'"'-
the one in favor of the Sub Ireasury-he "''' 70
ton to Banking institutions, declaring -" ~ c,.
charter or recia!ter them except on 'he 'o't
dtons: .,bs rel eu2
lit Private property ofstockholdcrs 10 be holden io''
tion OF bills ioo, :. ,,,e, m .54
,n sily. 10 work forfeiture Gifts charter; ana 90 ih
Of such an event. the Governor 10 make Poclmh.n w.
a. On The suspension Of hank, commissioners !" " "
effects and wind UP lis ahdH''
4,. u person loses through Inc iai'ufS OF
s;d,ct and Directors of such hank 10 be Ihb'e 10
oi,nr md # found euy 10 be punished BY mPr o'"
thc pri, from three to ten ,'af-'
Z *. bau nlg h
The Montpelier Patriot says, mat 'he o"" , econ.
Banks made on the 22J, "a long and lucid iet''H
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:.:ditnrS Corrtspond,nre.

New YoKK, Oct 80
"a Circular from the Bank Of The s. in York,
dated days since, but brought before the public
until to-day, has excited attention in the city
The following Is COPY
"BANK OF THE u s. Is New York
October 23. lc:0
'Sr In compliance with The instructions o! The Bank
Of the United States in Philadelphia, | directed TO
notify you that The payment Of your notes due 10 their
agency in This city will be required at maturity
IL am further instructed To inform you, that from the
great desire Of the Bank To effect settlement o. these
claims they will receive from you. in liquidation of the
same their post notes bank bills payable demand,
the capital stock Of The Bank payable al par. at any time
previous 10 The fifth of November = Nat Int
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RgOyt's Office, Richmond, Va,
WHERE ALL THE BIG PRIZES ARE SOLD

EhRAWN Numbers Of Virginia Leesburg Lottery,
~ No C.
4G 6 s 10 So 16 20 80 81 GA 45 2G
Several pond prizes sold in the above country
toners which will be cashed at sight by ilOYT.
O-lp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-29

New YnRE, Oct. 23.-At a ndIonrncd meeting of
Merchants Mechanics and Manufacturers al the City
ti0ie the evening o! lie 22d October, r. Ii Schenck,
Esq app inted Chairman and }. Amory, Secy.
The Committee chosen CT previous meeting made
the following report:
That after such enquiries and deliberations as The
mted time would allow they have deemed il expedient
to present The following views and resolutions for The
consde ration Of this meeting:
When HE suspension Of The Phila delpha Banks was
made known III city the whole community willing
y put forth their energies 10 sstan the wholesome DO
sIlIon Of Institutions Gith full hope of rccipin.
cal good feeling in return, at curly period the
common safely would admit
Tha, period having arrived, it becomes the duty
nl all 10 Fix upon cnuise Of action v hich will pro-
vide in The most frclua for their general pro.
lection and benefit They therefore mend The fc
lowing resolutions:
Is, ReSoietd, That The time is now al hand when
the abundant crops OF cotton tobacco and bread suf
will sntcuaily relieve the present embarrnssments
and that assistance i. required only for The next few
months.
I'd ResJesd, That committee of ten he appointed
By this meeting 10 call upon The several Banks To urge
the necessity Of extending heir DISCOUNTS and that The
said committee ascertain from The Banks, writing and
port 10 this meeting 10 evening such Banks
will, and such Banks will not, comply win this
request.
Sd RrSoircd That the Banks he requested 10 receive
in payment for debts ard pay out for bills dis
counted, The bills OF such Safety Fund Banks of this
Stale they may des gnae, and that the committee
ascertain aud report tomorrow evening, what banks
will and what banks will not comply with the request
4th Rcsolced That The Presidents of the several
banks be requested 10 call special meeting Of their D
rec,ors TO morning. for the purpose Of taking
some immediate action upon The requests made in the
foregoing resolutions
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-29

WN7M s. GEORGE MCLEAN, Commission Mar
w chnnts. Lombard, near Light Street Baltimore
Refer TO hessrs Hopkins and Brothers, S. d Walker
and Co. Baltimore
Oct % 50-2t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-21

PROSPECTUS Of the P tRIs MEDICAL GAZETTE
TIE be repubiished ia New York.The a. Gazette Aedi-
Gale de Paris the best publications Of the kind in Europe
contains selectio.s from ie recent and approved
works. issued the continent Eng an the proceedings
Of Academy OF Sciences and Academy of Meacine
faithful transcript of the Clinical Practice in The Hospitals Of
Paris and conprebends all late discoveries Anatomy Patho
logy Therapeutics Chemistry Pharmacy, &c. in short rs ats
every branch Immediately remotely connected with the
Science Of Medicine II proposed to pubtsh accurate
English Translation Of this won ia weekly numbers, to be
continued duR the coming year, il sufficient encouragement
Is given the undertaking. Through the MEDIUM
of This periodical the .7aercon Practitioner will Obtain direct
information OF the e,g Of the profession pracsed
BY the most eminent IN fsrope.
The Medical lite will afford at the Termination Of the
year ample and inv alas lie yslume Of reference aad is
desned b, the cheapest publication the country beng Of
fred 10 Subscribers for the Of 81 annually to be PAID
the reception the first number; this being 81 30 less
than the yearly expense OF original numbers, inclusive Of
their from rance TO America aud ST. less than
the price OF subscription IN Paris
The Medical gentlemen who corduct the work vii make
pubcao and pelg em.ees to issue panetuaiy TIE
translated papers from their Office Me- 10 Park Place, New
York.
The Medical Gazette" win appear the G week IN ia
nuary s0 will be printed fms paper and each number
will consist Il sixteen pages, quar,o.
Those wishing To become abscribers viii have the
ard address j. j. Lloyd Wai,temore
NJ H., one OF the Editors No. 10 Park Place.
~ B-Subcrpons will mt be received for less Than one
year sl-.lmd-w'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-21
PRICE NOT THE TEST OF CHEAPNEss.

Political economist have frequently differed t. what
fair at TIE Time the urest Of value but we
yet any who had graye recorded TO
opinion that the nominal price article sold for was
any actual value would be deem
ed so great a ascy that its statement paper logical
would absurdy and yet those indiyi
das who run about the purpose
Of aiming tie minimum number Of dollars and cents at
which be furnished with articles Of good and ainent
OF commit sill greater became mere practical alb.
surdy any speculative philosopher would do, whe sat
the ose to from such false premises The one
merely be laughed visionary schemer but the sther
Ia VIII, making deal board OF sawdust, and
extracting from cucumbers Taxing that most i'm
Of all ticles 10 IN this dressing coat, whe
th,r foch dress riding the Aind called top in matters
not how different e meBts. all OF which AFFECT
interest OF the w.arer go 10 make up its costs
is There the material and secondly the quality Of
@ used asd the degree oil skill possessed by the snuac-
coat its efeient vary much the wind weath
womans eaprce and 2dy when VI CONS INTO the
hands Of the Snyder there Is the skill Of the cutter the
quality OF the TRIMMING aud last though aot least the scisdt
de which the artist may possess who Is to send
il this breathing worlds rot thing ofshreds and patch
e' bn article Of beauty ly and dxsry lated either 10
ao the humas forms Other could be
aaduccd show that coats least many things which the
world Al large thinks Of should be taken into condsra-
ton before its value he ascrtsned II these pn
ces bscd truth what folly II then, for men TO waste
lhsr shoe sher in running stores finding tall
a. Who .sare low no p,si prce wien IL /. evident that is
the Of eeapues They should not entroy dsreg ard
price, but the same time they sooud examine the material
the standing the manufacturer Of AZ not neglect
xiii o the cutter and above all pay especial attention to
tue qsfc ofthe who il the finishing touch
.Sen Sros~r and scientific amount & lor Ia. gwen il,
capable of adding dignity and hesn,y TO the
e. noblcst work Of Goe"
n this TRAN, ofr,asonng should happen nynce ANY df
the bargain that estimate articles ~ d;lar and bens
alone they advised forthwith 10 visit tie STONE Of =
PHILLIPS 40 100 WILLIAM sKEEI and -scerain by III,
evidence OF their IL the articles Of dress made by
him equal in quality, durability. cut AID workmanship
any proucsd by the most fashionable houses in Broa
Having satisfactorily solved ts problem they may compart
their nominal prices and be onyncod, that although
price tie test Of cheapnsss, PHILLIPS SYSTEM is
Tor aAourh he imports arcls and emplo, but
the best he nevertheless sell for ready money, al 30
per charged by those who DO business the
old and exploited credit system. my2s 3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-21
DOCTOR DAvESPoRT's
CFI. ERRAIED BILIOUS PILLS.

VSoR PURIFYING The BLOOD AND CREATING
IT an arpetiie-Th.se Pills. which eminently ussfn
pains IN the head AVID bowels have been before the
public for twenty wears well known that the pro-
pr.or dee@ publish any Of the thousand
certificates. which bproeured Of their efficacy from emf
nent physicians and Others.
Dr. Davenport. Celebrated Eye Water which has beef
thoroughly proved Tor hirtyycate be mild safe and speedy
cure for vi, diseases of ihe eses
Levse tn, valuable Itch Ointment prepared BY j. Whsa
and 30 long speedy for Mat losthsam
disease. and Cor al Kind. of piurts, on the skin
The above valuable medicines fer sale IN this city ,,
Lawrence Reese Co.. Duryes Cocsssf n. H. soiceiip
4 Co, and others -
he premptiy attended to. jelo.6m'
NERVOUS HEADACHE, LowNEss OF SPIRITS
IN &c-Sherman's Csmph0r Loxeng,s unailnc remed,
for lownsss Of spirits sick headache
or purid sore throat well I'll other complaints where IN.
canpsor recommsns ed Bowel complaints vii
be entirely prevented nv occasional the during IN.
warm weather They should be rcsorted 10 whenever the ea
predisposon Il sted 20 those arrangement, the ali
mensry cana and thereby rreve, much distressing sickness
An occasional Of these Lorenees has proved certain
preventive Of the Cholera aud yellow Fever as hundreds VII,
They will prevent Cholera Aorbu and remove wind r.n
the semschFantne oppression, sense OF sinking Of h
chest will he immediately relieved BY hem-Chec spasms
cramps The stomach bowels and hyserics affections,
div weld their timely influence. Persons sttensng arg.
nd crowded parties will be free asstuae and oppression
nd their lively aud buoy Spirits by sccsions
use Of them during ia evening
Wholesale and retail at the Medoetsd Lozergs Warehouse
sNssssu street S2y
rT,HREE assorted quality sseh French Bombarnes
III f~rs - psavl sfr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-21
GALLERY OF FASHION, FOR
HAIR CUTTING. SC.

Corner Of Fulton and Broadway Entrance from Fulton
CLIREHUGH, HAIR CUTTER, has just completed arran.
~ gem ns with o the first houses in London from whence
he will receive the first specimens OF fashion 10 be
ed for the that they will appear New York stimuli
taneousy with those Of Londen and Paris.
Next TO the advantage OF having fine head Of hair the
importance OF having VIII aud this branch Of his
Clrehueh stands reeuintn. HIS system Of cutting
gentle hair ocJefaium BY which its uxuriance
be - .ptpterulv Ornamental urt. sisexecv
ef0 entir ,l.frpm the practice cut'lsg
adopted here also the expedition and yenteness nth wh-h
the operation Is performed The fret artists In Londos
Paris have Acknowledged lis utility and adop, in their prac
tce BY The beau monde II has been snominaed scientific
art and whether for the Put the Bar the Senate the
Stage its elegant and classic arrangements viii add dgaity
grace to the whole contour Of Ia fefs Humane.
The patronage already extended 10 him sncc the inrojuc
ton of his SYSTEM, and III. facrng encooums BY
all Who have hanged coun under the Of his oueh
induces him 10 invite all gentlemen who either study
appearance the luements Of fashion, To place their hair
der his charge, assured that trial will prove his superiority
all other competitor
Private Rooms for Hair Cutting AMI fitting Wig. SIS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-21

vNTH the hair observed BE- growing ihn nothing
w can than the of oils
or any fatty natter Their application only be
euded through the ignorance thew hasten the e.
OF the hair by increasing the relaxauono ihe = when
there - irv contracted skim and where tho small
blood vessels which carry The bulb ohsrrct
ed, then the oils be rood tey relay toe SAN cut
The vessels their iorpo aud quicken the of the
Hood. The TRIO OPHERoUs. oe INDICATED CON-
FOUND only 10 20 it, virtues well known and
testified by thousands 81 the FIRST families every part Of the
country Who II dailv
Extract from Chresugn Treat,.e on the HAIR
will prevent the har every from falling of and
that wki.h has fallen become thin preserve the
hair At all from turning grey all cr and ds'
dr from tie neao seep tie mar 10 In. most healthy so
ana ossy state vet free from III greasy or OIL,
induce The hair TO = beautiful natural curl. ee
sold by the proprietor, CLIREHUGH Hair Cutter. west
Fulton and Broadway and o. bis agents. b. Dodd,
Druggist corner OF Besckr and Broadway; VIM. Nilnor,
Druggst, Of Dey street and Franklin House Mrs.
King, Bookseller. Fulton street. slim
ID UsHToN 4 AsPlNwALL's COMPOUND TONIC
N MIXTURE, speedy and certain for the Fever aud
Apue Rem;tteot Intermittent F.vsrs prepared the
original recipe. Used with eminent universal success
1892 by persons Of the highest rspectahty this city,
ted in iheannexed certificates Thi. medicine hig ~
ended and has been EXTENSIVELY used the above diseases with
such distinguished success that the proprietor sf the recipe
has been induced to offer II 20 tho public It's present form,
the hope tina, may he the Of relieving many Of those
WHO are sue' Ing under IN is seourge of country II Is
medicine possessing great virtue, and when used according 10
the never failed ~ enectnr crre even in the
mos. obstinate stage OF the disorder u all dasreea
b persons Of the weakest stom,ch and children may
Il with ipuny II strengthens the digestive organs
appetite, and seldom requires than one in obstinate
cases two bottles 10 effect There neither mercury
nor the medicine any thing the hu.
tuition The proprieiors we'll convinced Gifts
efficacy that they agree TO refund the price Of every bottle
which has been tke~ in accordsnce with the directions aud
has not effected perfect of the Fever and Ague
The Compound Tonic Mixture prepared only by RI sII.
TONA AspINwALL, No sewillians,reei, ITO broadway.
and Aston Hou.e New York and for sale by all the priue
90 To prevent fraud the cork of each bottle will be cover.
ed By the signature Of VI. Proprie,or.. Jain
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-21

M TO THE PUBLlC.-we call the special attention Of
the public ne inducements held out by SyL,EsrER 10
s6 Broadway fo INVESTING In real estate sated in New Or
leans the attempts made by the Pous Dav
Hale Of Journal Of Commerce. have good i
knowing that the affair 10 question possesses the entire conf
d,ne, ne and those persons who
have any doubts 10 call sylvester Co. who desroa
Of giving he mos fell and perfect satisfaction reply 10
;..cna,.;ass -. eli.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-21

GERMAN SILVER in sheets OF suitable gauges and width,
VI for making Tea and Table Spoons, at all times hand
and for sale by LEWIS FEUCHTWANGER,
sl4 Gold street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-21
n, 4 nnO WILL BE FoRFElTEp, u D. Poetl. Er.di.

II vnnA WILL BE- FORFEITED, if ID. Poetts Ersdi.
I'D lUUV Gator fails 10 recent o ain del
icate disease less than "a hours For sale wholesale ans
retail nv appoint ncnt by A. y. D. SANDS ~ and 100 F
ton street aud the following Drug Stores corner Of Cabe
street Broadway OF Chamber Church street.
sia Broadway 81 aud $50 Bower smipe and BED
ford Streets IS aud los 9Th Avenue and Burnetrs Pstcn,
Medicine store, 81 Canal street
Price 81 iyIs-sn