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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-26

The Great Presbyterian Lawsuit Old School vs..
.Ne~ School drugs It's slow length along IN Ph'la-
depha. II looks as though II would take weeks
yet TO come 10 the end of n.--N Yorker
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-26

Licences. Az Woodstock, we learn, the free
men of the towr voted IN town meeting not to H.
cense any retailers Of arden; spirits. Ia Brandon
only person licensed. and he good dea-
con and u starnch temperance man.-Udichmdn.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-26
osrrsPsSssAes II rae BsE0- na4s
The Border War.

Augusta, March IL.
u spsr.se that sir Joss Harvey has ~ritiss q %
'''ss 10 Gsa seSsi ~ reply 70 The csnsFsls ff' 70
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-26
T'O nook BINDERS.
Buttons.
shingles.

ZOO THOUSAND first quality Spruce Shingi 9,
wv for sale by BURT ~ MASON.
Rutland, March % 1889. Ia
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-26

'frsdriok " Hopkins, of this town has recently been
appointed Clers Of the County Court, OF the county Of
Rutland in place of Hon Robert Picrpoin,, resigned
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-26

DR. Godak-l haze been Cor than two years labor
ING Ondet peculiar state belhahough the greater
part "' the Time DAD. from necessity. perform my
toned duties. About three months since INV complaint
was SO alarming the family physician called and at
tended NC regularly several days lie directed blsters
tie relief OF bead aud other medicines my stomach
Az ms directions were faithfully attended to, but the relief
lo't was merely temporary from his skill
ieloe applied To you, Suffered much from dizziness 10
ihe head, numbncss and puckng my hands arms &c.
frequent ainngs gIeat distress IN my stomach dlting
pains through my body, with loss of appetite my tongue
was much coated with canker had appetite, my stom.
ac SO cold that the hottest medicine had effect
Iiound dhcut to breathe, particularly night my sleep
was tcsicss-Ic lay. and oiren up the
greater part OF the night much troubled with papi
taton OF the hcaft.Acr taking your medicine the
fourth day my health began to improve every respect
am now well, and free from MI those above named
plants To the astonshment OF the family my acquan
tanccs-as the family in which live the fact
Respectfully, &. L. BEARD
1 No. 7. Lincoln street.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-26
NJ a. r. L. 81 .

2OkEGs Nails just received from tho Factory, ss-
~ sorto! sizes AID for sale by 10
Rutland, March 10, 1882 JOHN STRONG,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-26

NM HEREAs, Ammo Jane my wife, has elopcd my
w Bed and Board without any just provoeaton,
therefore forbid all persons het boring trusting her
my account after this date. RANSOM JACKSON.
Waliinslor1. March Z, 1885, 10
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-26

Fire at .VorfoN Va.-We learn by slip from
The Norfolk Beacon, thot destructive fire broke
out IN that city on the morning of the l4th inst,
IN the auction store of J H. Nash, ON Newtons
wharf, which. with the adjoining building occupied
by Messrs J. J. I1uchings s. Co. and Butler &
Camp as groceries WITH II large stock of goods.
were desiroyed.- b. Times.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-26

Hon. Ddnd Hebsfer in reply 10 a letter Of in
quiry from David b. Ogden, has dlsclalmed saying
on the floor Of the United States Senate that We
shonld take foil military possession of the Dsput
cd Territory unless the British surrender II up by
the 4th o: July mex. lie still goes the foil length
for our claim aud nothing short OF IT,. Nw Por-
kr.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-26

The chance Of Har. correspondent Of the
New York Journal of Commerce whites "Mr
Fox. the British Mineter dined with Mr. Ponsett,
on Tuesday, and remarked at table that he had no,
a shadow Of doubt that the difficulties between The
two countries could, and would, be adjusted witt
ou; war. knoto II 10 be the opinion Of Mr. Ad-
ans Mr. Legare, and Mr. Cushing, whom place
at The very head of oar Legislators, for knowledge
of diplomacy, that there will be 10 war. ] meat
the Legislators Of the House of Representatives
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-26
Farm For Sale.

ZHHE subscriber offers TO sell his farm. situated
- south Of and near the village 81 FairhHven, con-
s.ng Of about 600 Of spd well Adsrted 10 sheep
culture aud the raising Of grain Of all kinds Also his
dwelling house, aud convenient out-builiinss, with
about 10 Of ltni IA the village 800 sheep at
rate Cave, yoke OF OSeu spsu OF ivrses aud
~ oil farming utens arc uo 1dereJ via said preaises.
WIN {. KlrTHEDGE.
Fsirhsvon, March Is, 1882 Istf
The ysru,oAt Chronicle will please give The shove
four Insertions, with marginal note Of their bil,k
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-26

Bills have been issued purporng 10 he by the
Mechanics and Traders Bank of Albany, IN toe
style of the notes of the Free Benks, aud secured
by State Stuck which are fraudulent, no such
institution exists.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-26

Worcester Raj Road. Tho annual report Of
Tho Corporailiu To the Legislature represents the
business of the road for the last year, follows
Income from passengers $ll2 032 i3; for
'ieiglt S9l s27,3l for renis and storage So.
1920. Total S2l2 1925 03.
The expenses we're $50 .552 81. Dividend
! lo2 900 or g per cent. the capital stock OF
81 ,1O0O 600; leaving snfplus Of Sl5 900 for
deterioration and depreciation OF the property OF
he eorpofation.-.Nai .Egis.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-26

WE the Sutscrbers being appointed by the Iioa
w the Probate Count ior the district Of Rutland
commissioners 10 receive examine snd sjjur the claims
aud demands Of ali persons against the estate Of
ISR.9EL S4fLES,
late Of Wallasord said district deceased rspr rented
nsolyent aud also ell Claims and demands ofet there
20; snd TX months bom the an day q March
inst beng allowed by fsd court for that purpose, We
do therefore hsTsby give notice thai VIII attend TO
lie busins5. II appointment ~ the house q sad
deceased 10 Wslingurd, the Grst Mondays Of July
und September neat. from o'clock unth hss -
clock on each VI sail days.
s.h EDGERToN, lcoam;,,isssr. "a
ELlZUK MUNLON,
Dsted 81 Walinglori the I6ib day q March 1889.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-26

NetsE the suhseFibsrs being HPp0isied by the Hon
W Probate Court tor the district II Rutland. Goa
irfionsfto examine sDd sdlus, al eAin.s ssJ
demands % ~ psf,onf sgainti the eftsis oi
JOSEPH kEJfHL,
late 81 Dapby. sad dsifse dseessed represented
issoSsa saa also al claims S1d dsmsnds exhihisd -
oet thereto; All nix months from the 40 dsy OF oafen
1889 beng SLOWED b. said court for tst Fufpcss. vs
DO therefore hfsby give notice that VII stsni 10 ise
b8spess d sad sppoiuiDeni, - The d~ei1E kDsse
Of JOSIAH fbiBps, 10 Dsnby o The ARA hn-lsys
hsy sni sep'. ssSt, ifoss oss v'elecs with "a
4 " on ssrf Fl tsii days.
EDMUND SHERIDAN (...,.,,,...~r&1>&
IRA EDauSDs, 80
Dated II. sby. ii..a 10Th iss a MFrX
DLASKs for 80
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-18
I'M PORT A N T.


y- At this me ment whom We perhaps the OF
War with England becomes the duty one to engsre
fact that English manufactured
goods will be of the Of such event And
in article will it be more heavily fell than on Ens'A
Of all and saadry providing with sufficient supply
of clothing. PHILIPS well known Cash Tailoring Establish
men LOG William Of John street. presents an opfortu-
nifty Of obtaining first rate garment equal to and sur
passed BY the city, for materials make and price
ps10Gag. winch aabs And H.
proprietor, having made such arrangements for the ensuing
viii he hopes insure and merit OF .uch
The system adopted alone peculiar to this establishment
Purchases made direct from manufacturers IN England
thereby avoiding the accumulated profits OF importers and job
ber reducing the price q Inc article 70 sven :.
whereas those differently situated compelled to employ IN
rior workmen Of buying at second or rd
hands, And those establishments which give long credits as
result incur many unavoidable losses and are Obliged to make
their cash suffer sufficient profits for running such
risks. e..1t 80
The advertiser deems il his part give list
OF prices much praccd it ID too often deceptive He
confidently relies trial. being sucient to merit con
nuance of the iavors Of those who may give him CALL
m25-3m
lanes TAYLOR, Formerly r. A. James, CASH TAI
j LORING ESTABLISHMENT, No. 50 Maiden Lane
The subscribers respectfully inform the patrons Of the above e.
Enlistment, that they daily receiving supply Of plen
did Goeds suitable for tn which they make
oder BY the piece otherwise at their usual low pcs
Over coats Of sns Beaver cloths from 80 TO -
Pilot ID to >
: eolorsd broad l4so to %
wool dyed black " 70 .
Pantal Of black, blse o. fancy soiored,
Vests Of cloth, cashmere figured and plain
silks, from $3.50 to So.
Dress coats made and trimmed, from $cc V $50
Pantaloons and vests, 81. 30 each.
The subscriber. wish be distinctly understood that
be made by the best workmsn in the latest , ..d fashion
y8tfy JAMES TAILOk
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-18
PATENT wINDLAss.
B T. DIST f. A ID.

90 TIL ESubscribers, Sole Proprietors and
prepared ereeue with despatch orders Or their u
rivaed Patent sweed Beam WindIas Bedstos, which
almost vrsay used being the best article yet
vesied-combning ease convenience and durability.
The sacay acted upon by the windla asd sweled beam
made perfectly light and free from all liability to still erv
ing elasticity the same which renders particularly sasy
simple In construction the matter Of putting up and taking
down viii be found little trouble in with thoss
any other construction, whilst the precision with which s
eompensnt parts fitted acts safeguard against the intro
dnc'Ion Of any kisd Of vermin. I.sE
From the taken to render each Bedstesd psret hs
qualities for durability will recommend them 10 purchasers
who invited half and ersmide large assortnoa
sanA.
Ass, large assortment OF elegant Frrnare Mattresses
FEATHER Beds, Hc. constantly on hand
J. w. c sOUTHACk, Ne leo Broadway,
jel5y Franklis House
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-18
l COLTS
BOOK-K t. T. PING.

QJ- A PRACTICAL WORK UPON PLAN ENTIRE
LY NEW The acc cunts which srln the science
classed under Five Divisions with definite
the forms Of grammar and arithmetic contains vocabulary
mercantile terms phrases Also key explaining the
ture each Of the Day Book entries
practical would explain the to has pupil The
education may acquire knowledge without the assistance of
teacher To which added, Directions to the Learner and
Practical Forms for keeping books in extent and
houses Public Addresses the first Delivers
upon the subject Sc &c day published and for sale
: - b.APPLETON co.
dIs.6mi.&W. COG Broadway n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-18
THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 10, 1889.
uONDON LINE OF PACKETS.

KXN To sail the lst, 10th, and Doth Of every month
This line Of packets will hereafter be composed Of the
following ships which will succeed each other in the order 10
which they named, sailing punctuay from New York and
Portsnsu ls 10TH GOTH and from London the TIL
i7h and 9Th Of every month throughout the year, viz:
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-18

= f-rD~s - FARE REDUCED.r-"NO MONO
r. POLY.-PespieS NeV Line for Boston, va
49, ->~s<$- N~rporf and ProvidenceCahn passage oas
dollar-Deck fifty cest..The steamer LEXINGTON CAPT
Vanderbilt will leave New York for Newport and Prov
depce 90 Wednesday the l7h inst at o'clock, NJ frem
Pier No North River Freight taken at stn foot Fer
further information apply on board
The engine boilers hail The above boat have been put
in complete order ssd ne public gy rest ay Stka hsve
,c ~ raerg prascsd II being entirely usne~s,a to sss
tain well established rspntston Cor speed The regular
dav for the Lexington leave New York viii be Wedncsday
and SATURDAYS until further notice a. sm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-18
! rSS n STEAM FREIGHT AND PASSAGE
= - LINE.--ror KEYPORT NEW JERSEY.

10y LINE--For KEYPORT NEW JERSEY
The and low-pressure Steamboat
WAVE Captain Joseph stoney, will commence her trips on
SATURDAY the 10th inst, and until further nese-
leaving Keyport, Browns Point Mddetown, in the
county OF Monmouth every day. Sundays excepted at O'Clock
A NJ; and Washington Market Slip, New York. at o'clock
Nj landing at segoin's Dock every trip. Stages will be in
attendance convey passengers the different sections Of the
county For further particulars apply 10 the Captain on
board.
" B. The subscriber having made arrangements with The
Keypor Company for their oreouse dock &C. hopes By
attention business and the bis eustomcr to
merit share Of public patronage. "
assn OLIVER VANDERBILT.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-18

I've ~
GENERAL OUTFITTING STORE,
Where Gentleman may procure every article for complete
Out6t Of the best quality,
No. 353 PEARL STREET, CORNER OF FRANKLIN
SQUAE, N. Y.
Here the public may always procure
FiHe goods in the Quitting line,
And what isimportant be sure,
That unring zeal will combine,
With skill in preparing each sort
As good elsewhere can be bought
Here the steamboat and packet ship may
Their ready made linen procure,
And prices most moderate pay
For articles well made and secure.
Here they viii constantly keep
Every article belongn ing to that class,
From the eounterpane, BLANKET and sheet
To the towel and cloth for your glass.
Gentlemen also will find
Their ready made linen complete,
From fabrics the best of their Kind,
And made up exceedingly neat.
Shirts Under Shirts Draw'rs, Belts and Hose,
Handkerchief, Bosoms and Stocks,
While the skill that each article shows,
priAgs customers crowding in neckA
Buthe need not each item rehearse,
The suspender, the Collar, the Glove,
The Psntalson Strap and the Purse,
Each Fms ~ those mentioned above.
Linens, likewise, to order made
BY those who known To excel,
And The very fzr price that y paid
IT'S extremely convenient to know
Where ample assortment 10 fosnd,
And a once there be able 10 60 1861
Without searching the city all round
Also. vesag and Stock sass in sagths TO ssitPsrshssr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-18

DERFUMERIEs- p..a,u,.
EIDE. pure verteua Extracts do. do Perfume
fcylosmia; DO. Boq.ct D'Arabic -
Fxiract Spring Flowers; do Aromatic VINEGAR
. pe,.an senet Bags do Marking lnk-ior SAFE
.ktm. nv 6. RING, GA Broadway.
DERMuDA ARROW roof iups''or "''e'e- ~
= ~. NV U'i'' C. III RING, GA Broadway
lRENIUM CsIiil.DRENs CL0ThlNG.-ehoheE -
UOYT & CO. Ne "a Bowery, have on hand an eve n's
s..orc,nt &c r.honss made Chdrens Csthng lsan'Pe'
T h bta,ned the rrerfun nj the recent iairD when sy
are disposed 10 sell very chspio Casn, either ~ whoea o.
retail.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-18
" OLIVER VANDERBILT.
. 80. - SOUTHERN DAILY MAIL LINE for

= cD> a SOUTHERN DAILY MAIL LINE for
Ewt1A Norfolk, Charleston, 8. C., Petersburg and
&sz- Richmond.-Tbe steamboats, ALABAMA,
KENTUCKY, and JEwEss, all boats ofsrced and aceommo
daon will running daily the hst April between
Baltimore Norfolk and Portsmouth, leaving the lower end Of
Spears wharf every afternoon o'clock Immediately A.
ter the arrival II the from pha and will STRIVE
morning Portsmouth In time for the for Winins
thence steamboats, 10 Charleston Returning will leave
Portsmouth every das after the arrive from the soui and
dslphis
These boats in connection with the well known steam
packets Georgia and sosth Carolina which leaves Norfolk
every Saturday for Charleston giving travellers choice They
also connection with the James River boats TO Pete
burg Richmond Strangers informed fold travellers
know that this 10 cheapest comfortable route Cor
southern travellers there changes from cars, steam
boats stages in the dead Of night the Washington
The company therefore hope The travelling part Of the
community will parone them IN giving equal facilities and
superior comfort -
mes.tf Agent
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-18
THE STUDY Of WORCESTERSHIRE.

No. " Cedar street. near broadway.
T mast be apparent all that there efeeua way Of
teaching practical knowledge Of Bookkeeping but by
conducting the pupil rough variety Of business ransae
by his making the enves Of each it and becoming
familiar With the books from actual II must not
be imagined that buying and selling merchandise all the
transactions that take place business The Of IN
srueon which presents 10 the pupil more than hundred Of
eren each OF which becomes the subject
Of remark and study, decidedly Of
practice which mus reult in good knowledge Of Beck
keeping
Rooms open day and evening. Prospectus with terms, &c,
be had at the where the advertisers works may be
purchased.
c. c. MARSPS WORKS
sThe Science of Double Entry Book keeping smplihed"
standard work its seventh edition. 200 pages octave, 20 Of
instructions; SI25 This book introduced into the New
York Public Schools preference s other on the subject
The Of this institution is well known compose
Of the first talent in the country.
The Art Of Single Entry Bookkeeping improved by the
Introduction Of the proo balance third edition; 10
octave; 40 pages Of instruction; IS cents.
"A Lecture the Study Of Book keep'ng with Balance
Sheet" neat pamphlet 4s pages limo, price s s.
single copy.
Mercantile Writing Of lessons prepared which
will not fail in efecng valuable Improvement m6sa8nisf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-18

nANIEL SWEENEY, n Ans street, retsrn' his ',nee'
th,pk, "a Nj. numerous. friends the liberal surpsritheJ
have uniformly rendered him he first opened his Refestors
them hait will be his constant endeavor 70 merritt
continuance Of their APPRECIATION His table always Furnished
with the market affords and those who may honor h
table with their presence may depend spon being served witt
eIesnl,ness c;yilty and prompttuie sou
NEW REFEC1ORN.-J. SWEENEY informs his TREND
IN and,he public that he las opened Reeciory in thai
large elegant building No. IA Fulton street FISH, fesh
and Fowl are always Ne found BIZ tables and every deea
cv Of the season provided appears IA the MARKET
No care or attention viii he wanting % his part 10 give gessr.
sattou and Ne hsp- End that generous encouragement
which Ne Is determined 20 asserve ....,v
iIc-u . SWEENEY
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-18

"a FOR SALE OR TO LET.-A new HOUSE and
Hun three acres good land for Garden, Long Island,
l situated a short distance west Of the Union Course,
where the cars stop several times daily The house
two stories high has the first floor aud - the
second story. II viii he cold At low price o sas,s for
term az wears Fnqaire &C Mr. JOHN d. SNEDEkER, near
~ ITncn Course az Mr. PIP. CLEANED, the premises,
or Of AbNAnAM " 'NV /" s.n,
af6-9fs NO. ~ Nassau street. ~. u.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-18
NEW ENGLAND HOUSE.

" The subscriber has taken the House No Roose.
welt street Pearl and Chatham which he has lifted W and
furnished with and convenience The fur
and fixtures entirely and the bar and iader well
f.rnished.
To clubs and parties To limited nsmber Of bosrders and
to traveller New England House Oilers accommodation
which the advertiser trusts Will him share OF The pub
lie patronage h HUGHES
Adm
THE DOLPHIN TAVERN, As CANAL ST.
% THE subscriber having taken the above establish uent
and having thoroughly repaired the same, respectfully solci
continuance OF the public patronage 10 was izvsred
With nj his old establishment, IN Delaney street His friends
may that hs whole time and attention viii b devo
ted " their comfort and that his Ale Wines and All hind Of
Liquors will BE- of the hes, quality Convenient room. for Re
ercnces Dinner Parties, &c Beds BY The night Or week
ma 5ws WILLIAM hAtDoN
Qy- SECOND WARD HOTEL.-Nest To the corner OF
Fulton street Nassau This well known establishment
having undergone thorough rehttng 20 complete ORDER
Cor of those who may honor with their
patronage. ,...
There are this house beside. the lower story which thrown
entirely omen public bar room large room sFon the -.
cond story rs by we'll suited for the accommodation OF
public meetings together with several smaller ones adapted 70
The Of clubs rercss Coz the ranaessn Of Other prtvas
business. -
Clubs and private parties accommodated with re0 - and
mar furnished with dinners wpper, composed o. every
species o g>e decscy which the markets anor ~ short
notcs. kDMUND JoNss, trop e'or.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-18

FOR NEW ORLEANS.
LOUISIANA AND NEW YORK LINE OF PACKETS
~ Ne 40
TO SAIL EVERY SATURDAY
Shin MISSISSIPPI, Capt Bebee, TO sail eth insA
LOUISVILLE, Allen, 10Th
.t sARATOGA Hathaway, 2sd
+ HUNTsvILLE,a Eld<edge, soh
New Ship or ATn
New SHE ISn'
-" aan yazoo Can't 1r,sk e7th
ar suAKspr ARr Corp.N lth May
The above s,ps OF the first class coppered and cop
r fastened airht draft Of water and built IN this c'y en-
the trade with elegant accommodations Tor Pssssh
ce Of passage New York New Orleans xed al Se
ard from Orleans 10 New York at 500 without nors
THEY will all times be towed mp and down the Misspp ~
.,..boa and the strictes punctnay observed ~ e hme
az r sailing Neither the Captains OF these r
LII A. responsible for iewclry bullion, precious stones silver
sa ware Or for any letters parcel package sent by or
vt a. board them unless regular bills Of adng arr taken
T. ~. .aye aud the value thereon expressed.
All o seat 10 the Subscribers will be forwarded free Of
commission. " ~ noh r.s : ~. ~ 'ou'n-
N No good. received after Friday evening mlsy
-uAwANpER WORKS, No. 81 Cannon Street.-The
o,r,etor OF this establishment invites the particular at
.ntou of prepreors offurnsees OF dneen ssa IRON oan
80 - require great hest to the articles made by him,
r.isng principally OF Fire Bricks o. al descriptions and
arrapted equal to the celebrated siouror'age oncks
T. az yarou. kinds Tor bakers ovens and green houses M.
s. FOR crates. Innings stoves IRE cement rans'
- ,r IL any others Flint Stone Ware FOR chemists, war.
80, oe action Of ere acids SC &c large a..
r,nen, of these articles kept constantly on manu. ana
ihewise made order Vt the shortest notice =" On "
a9s,.d Cor sale on the most reasonable terms -,
,sa. NJ. LIZ FOULON, Proprietor.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-18

IMPORTED TRUSTEE, BY sotos, out
NV of Emma, By whisker. Cotton has away
~ ~ been considered Of the best II not the best
TX ~ four mile horse ever bred - tnglsnaa. N
- speaking Of him he - called tine eeeo's.s we
Cotto Trustee likewise hrst rate horse anu "a' so
when three year old, for 1000 guinea -
Trustee will stand my stable, near the Unen Coarse Los
island the ensuing season Al the low price o. $40 cash. and
10 the Groom. fh. rule will he strictly adhered 10, and
Nsre need be 10 him without the money being betr 20"
for the breeder aad The Of the hsrse Trustee hos
great action, and doubt will bring road horses ~ wei
ace horses equal old Messenger The season TO eommene
on the first Of February, and end e FIRST o. July Az
ao. Am. ~ JOHN " sNEBEKr1
ra GROssW8ELIBLE INK BONES, cheap, for sale Al
CU No. I2i Fulton st. m1sim
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-18

sy-n CHINESE MORUs NULTICAULlS TREES.
U31 VIM PRINCE SON inform those who are DESTROYS
~ d p.rchassg and cuttings ofhs invaluable pec,e
Of Mulberry ferthe ,k culture That they may De onno aa
a. "A ,o.d street. M stairs between the hours Of lok O'Clock
A. Nj. and r M. .,.
M B-Brusa Apine Canton, Erransa, and other superior
vare, of mulberry trees also Be supplied TO any extent
and nrrr assortment Of The elk eggs, comprising All
the choices varieties, mulberry seeds, Ne. NC
plsntins and propagatsng all kinds sf MuIberries as