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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-07

NEOTT,S PATENT CHARC COAL FURNACES COM
Nl bne advantages than any other apparatus use
NY. Sun, March 18th, 1889.
Ssd BY A. Stone 1875 Pearl street; Wn Heagh, 3s Pearl
street, Tmpson Cox 1875 Cherry Seymour Patterson
% Catharine street, W. NJ Co.. Chatham Square,
w B. G. B. Penfed "a Bowery; J. < W. Backet, BOA Bow
cry; Pierce Lockwood, 6a6 Broadway Mr. Ludam, 443
Broadway; Deavsn Broadway Broone; Chadwick 294
Sprng t. Field 23l Water ST. Osborn Little 33 Fulton;
W. T. Barnes. ie William St; G. Chamberlain, 80 Delaney;
s. A. House, aS Water st; L. Brown, 24s Water ST. Wm
ard street. VIM Morrison l64i Fulton Isaac Merritt 1913
Division ST. NJ r. Kelly ID avenue and 9th st Pershall
Feek Broome and Norfolk B. Haisted III 9Th
avense Wm Lewerre, Wamsbsrgh n. A. Cooke, 10 High
street BROOKLYN. and J. L. MOTT, Patentce
jel-St. 964 Water St, above Peck Slip
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-07

TyNGLISH SWING DOOR SPRINGS suitable for Bank
Il ing House. Hotel Store and other doors for which
poses they general Engand and sold
opl, by the Patentee, J. STONE, 800 Broad~ ay.
Numerous references be given where they are in use
nyll-lm-
TyHE STATUE OF VICTORIA-By J. Vnck Stout
exhibiting at the Stuyvesant Institute, os0 Broad
way. from 10 A. NJ. to 10 p NJ Admittsnce ~ cents.
After conversation with this artist we left him mn
der impression that his mind completely inhued and
with classical images feelings and association and
the feeling for his art that may be supposed 10
belonged Roman sculptor Of the time OF Augustus
THE Exposi,orl
The Of Stout approache. the ef div
nifty assuming the soft form Of beautiful woman, than even
the chef which enchanted the werd for nearly
1000 years. lheraid'J
ID. The will shortly bs removed from this city
mv2 : In.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-07

WATCHES, JEWELRY GERMAN SILVER, xe
@ JTOBIAS Patent Lever Watch manufacturer, TaTltol
y. street, Liverpool, and Importer, 30 Maiden Lane New
York received per Liverpool and other late arr
walls large assortment Of gold and silver Levers Duplex,
Lepne and vertical Watches also hard AM
gold dial lever gold guards keys eas rings pen
oil together with large assortment OF German SILVER
spoons forks Butler halves sugar tongues ladies, fob and
guard chsias thbes SC which offered for sale at low
prices aud liberal terms, at Wholesale aad retail
a uais.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-07

VALUABLE PkOPEhlf Long isanu near " svh
v Course, at Auciion.-JANEs BLEECKER CO will
sell at auction Saturday June e o'clock at No. 70
Broad st. without rcserveor cashbe house barn, stables
and other buildings with about Of land being part Of
the property formerly owned BY Mr. Luke Eder ssd occupied
by Mr.. John Mecous. -
Of surpassed by the Island will be offered 10
parcels Persons disposed purchase are re-
asesed the property which they do convenien
rail road stop at Union Course several times daily
their abos half hour Maps the prop
erty be had the suetoneer, or OF CHAS TAfLOk,
ESQ. Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Walls Jsl-or
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-07

nAkIEL sWEEHEY, N Ann street, returns bs smcss>
IL his friends for the liberal suppostthsy
have usorsy rendered hin he first opened his Rseetoy
and them that win se his constant ssdesvor 10 inertia
continuance Of their APPRECIATION His table always furnishes
with the the market affords and those who hosor hs
table pressacs may depend spon being served ,A
el,.nlsr,.. c,vl,tv and prourpt,tuje iieH
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-07

kEk FOR HAyRE-The very superior copper iastcn-
kE1AT ed and coppered French bark PANURGE Captain
<A-Mnihy, dispatched promptly as may be Prae-
LOUIS LORUT,
or to BOYD HlNCKEN,
;e4.v Tontine Building.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-07

DAssFoRp's ROOMS FOR BILLIARDS AM
ID CHESS ais Broadway, and Ann street entrance lo'm
III. Museum in both streets for the sale OF Billiard Tables
Cloths Balls &c &c. and exercise, for health. Purchasers and
players are invited There 10 Billiard Tables ready fo
E seven ROOM with spring. steel India rubber and cloth
Cushions and eagle and WOOD fs.ss, ue best assortment
ever offered the public. m!sl-y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-12
r.. u. .gGREE,
CoppersInitb and Timer,

NEARLY OPPOSITE LIBERTY WAREHOUSE,
ESPECTF FULLY informs bis friends and tile
L T. public generally that he continues TO carry on
the manufacture Of COPPER AND TIN WARE
in all its various branches. His stock OF Tin Ware
is now large well assorted, and well worthy the at
tenlon of both wholesale and retail dealers. His
stock of STILLS and other Copper Ware is also
very large and desirable, and he is prepared TO manu-
facture to order STILLS ofany fIze or pattern and
will also repair old SrrLLs take them in exchange
Tor new ones.
He has also on hand large and well assorted
stock of WOVE WIRE for wheat fans, &C., and is
prepared to 10 any order he may receive
lie also has attached To the establishment a BRASS
FOUNDRY, aud isprepared to cast TO order, BELLS
for laverDs, churches and other purposes, Tobacco
Screw Boxes. castings for Threshing Machines and
all other kinds Of Brass Castings.
lie continues, also, 10 gutter and cover Houses,
either in town or country, with Copper, Tn, Zinc
or Sheet Iron. upon the most favorable terms.
Old Copper Pewter and Brass, either purchased
or taken IN exchange for new work Country pro-
duce also taken exchange for all work in his line.
Aug WITS
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used aone-gold, winch the least liable 10 be affect
ted by acid. being the best.
10 good name, - Shakespeare declares, as tho
immediate jewel ofihe soul" q good set of teeth is
the same oil the mouth. No degree of care or pre-
caution then can be called useless which tends TO
preserve them or which may be eileetual IN warding
of that most pinlui al diseases. tile tooth-acbe-a
species OF torture by the way which every IN his
own case allows to be axeruciaiina but which he IS
lno ntlined To synpalbize with when II fastens up
on othefs. The action OF different metals upon
another IN the mode mentioned above. Is strictly in
accordance with the well known properties Of gal
tanisn; aud u is very probable that much suffering
rs well rs the loss ol valuable teeth may have been
frequently caused by II. Bali. Amer
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-12
LE.yCEs.UI:G F.xkA RACES,

fENIlE RACES over the Lynchburg Course will
l. commence Tuesday the 18th September
next, and continue four days.
FIRST DAY-A match for $3.50 aside . mile heats
Sl00 forfeit.
II. w. Quarles names CHI by Randolphs Janus
dam Saltram.
S. Woodroof names rg by Young American E.
clipse, dam Betsy West.
Second Race, day-A colt stake, 81 so en-.
trance, mile heats, half forfeit, to name and
close lst September.
SECOND DAY--A match for $500 aside. 9 mile hesl,
bali forfeit
Melville Talbot names ch II Fortunatus, years ID,
by old Carolnlan, dam Charles
Seth Woudroof names CHI m Betsy Red, 3 years OIL,
by Red Rover dam Betsy West.
Cd Race, same ddy-Purse 500, 3 best in five,
ten per ceLt. entanc added TO the purse.
81 Rare. same daJ-A colt stake, 800 entrance,
mile heats, half forfeit. 10 aud close The Is.
September.
THRD DAy-Proprietor's Purse $500, 2 mile heats,
fifteen dollars entrance.
FouRrH DAY--Jockey Club Purse $500, mile
heats, twenty dollars entrance.
u The money will be paid to the winner br
each days Race, free Of discounts Good Stables,
&c. furnished race horses gratis.
MELVILLE TALBOT, p. L.
JuIyoJ wtdi
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EAssTERsS * MERCHANTS
Savings Institution,
EA.S'sEHBE Ksss.

TNHTS INSTITUTION, Has NOW BEEN
Il in successful operation for SIX years, under the
most prosperous circnmstances-not dollar having
been lost, debt due the Institution, but what has
been promptly paid. The Company continue to
receive dcposites, upon the most favorable lerms
that is, for any sum remaining with them under four
months interest thereon from the date Of deposite,
at three per cent per annum-over four, and under
six months, four per cent, and over six months five
per cent per annum.
Depostes are generally paid upon application, but
the Company reseiyeto themselves the right of re-
curing two weeks.
Those wishing to deposite money, will call upon
the Cashier at his Office, at the store Of Turner q
Burwell.
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A new line Of Coaches,


From Lynehbnrg TO Daggct's tDIbiefs) SPRINGS
VIA the Natural Bridge on Tuesday next, the 2ad day
ofJnfy. Until further notice, we shall leave Lynch
burg Tuesdays, THURSDAYS and Saturdays, at half
after four A. NJ, and arrive at Dibrells the
nings, before night. The next morning Passengers
will leave DbTells after breakfast and reach the
White Sulphur about , O'Clock, Il. NJ Nisilers 10
the Springs by tins line will thus be relieved from
all night travel and reach the White Sulphur or
hewisburg, IN two days from Lynchburg. The
Tufnpke finished quite to lis Intersection with
tile Lexington aud Coyington Road. and IN addi
ton to the general novelty and splendid scenery IT
Affords we would mention peculiar objects Of
interest and curiosity, the passage through not
the Blue Ridge. along the margin of James River
aud commanding view of the Mountain Canal, a
beautiful pfospcct-lhe Natural Bridge, which Mr.
jefferson pronounced worth Trip across the Allan
tic TO yiew--anl last, bntnot least, Da2gcrs Springs
kepf by Chs. l.. Dbfell, where he that has been
once will like TO be again.
The Undersigned intending to give their persona
attention to this line, confidently promise travel
lers first rate Coaches aud Teams, and careful and
accommodating Drivers, and will spare no pains
themselves 10 satisfy then passengers.
WM. A. GALBRAITH,
HENRY l.. DAVIES.
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LAND E9i. SALE OR RENT.

HE SUBSCRIBER wishes to sell, aod good
Il bargain may be had, IN a TRACT OF LAND,
lying IN the south part Of Bedford county The
tract contains about 1000 acres is well waiered and
lies well, and has a considerable quantity of good To-
bacco Land unceared. The Improvements are
a DWELLING HOUSE, with other ont Houses
and between 200 800 acres of cleared Land under
good fences Further description is deemed un-
necessary, it is probable any person would buy
without viewing the Land first. The tract will be
divided if required, and if sold before the 18th
of September, will be rented FOR The next wear.
EDMUND AUSTIN.
Juy o5 wtds
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THE DIAMOND NECKLACE"


Tohe Ehtor II hs Sunday Hoyaiag Ae,c,.
Nj E,iuor-sHcc l,6 Saratoga. have notice,
an atliele IN several 81 the papers ia relation TO
d,aHaga N6osIafs' worn by Young lady,
! daughter OF Nh. y flitdm Swain, the Inventor ant
proprietor OF The celebrated paaacea, at ball givel
~ The Unucd States lIotel. aud specializing upon
/ the number OF bottles of sad remedy which mus
have ben poured down The public lh.oat' To
| have paid for lt-esmatcd according TO rumor, al
spa, 100.
! As iluas subject of general remark and obscrya
/ ton n tie tine bead lutte history corrected
Niill Tins necklace. winch my mol BE- undressing
10 some II your readers. II vs. related 10 ne. !
brliese. by n British Officer. who did not ,oneh for
It's positive accuracy, aud mention It merely one
OF those pa sing e" dts" Which shows thai there
sides connected With every question: however
insignificant. Ilcfeit is:-
A few years ago, Ar SWAIN received request
hoG of the sning nonarchs. Through the
medium OF resident especial MINISTRY to
proceed Immediately To Europe. for the purpose Of
being personally consulted IN relation 10 agra
waited case OF scrollla with winch prominent mem
Der OF the royal famy was afflicted.
As Mr.. Swain considered this very desirable OPP
porlunils ol testing tie merits oi MS remedy in 50
h gh quartet previous to It's more general mlrp-
duction over the whole continent OF Europe, he
embarked forthwith IN The packet shp Susque-
han u.
On ms arrival be found thatthe case in question,
although II had baitl d the science aud the skill OF
the attendn faculty WIS but ordinary one to
him. aud hr fortunate eileetng perfect cure,
aud 81 restoring tie royal sufferer to heath III three
four months.
lie vas requested name bis reward Mi
Swami, however, declined RECEIVING any other com-
pcnsauan linn SIMPLY the royal autograph attached
buei instrument acknowledging the As
there IS dehcacy about such matters with impetl-
al families implying as II does lnffmiy OF nd-
tufe at variance viii the 0muipoteHcc and uiaIhbilI
" ni kings this declined. aud NJ r. Swain conscn-
ouly 10 himself aud the lew members OF the household
Who were rrWy 10 II.
Whether ~ not this occurred at the palace OF St.
Jam 5, -. Petersburg, OF ST Cloud, OF any other
Of the European courts, could noi ascertain. The
result, however vas, that previously to Mr. Swaims
departure ltom Europe. slrlns oil diamonds we've
presented 10 Inn IN behalf OF the sovereign. the cen
ueui which is valued Al 100000.
The whole, | believe. comprise about twenty
five brillants the smallest Of which, they are Of
tho drst e1tcr, cannot be worth less than 81 900
each
munhccnt present, it IS true but after all,
what Is II ~ comparison the i" jcrei OF hcdiM,"
wien weighed IN The balance of human life
Tins bubble which Wobsfrasireiy attracted SO
much noiiro on the mech Of the daughter, cost the
"lher about treatY tTo bottles oi the remedy, aud
his Incidental expenses.
Under these circumstances Mr.. Editor, who has
better clam u their occasional use than the mem
bois oil ms own family
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-12

home demand ol that state, for legitimate sllk grow
ing purchasers. We believe. that. when the season
81 planting arrives. and the true market shall
be thus fairly ortncd. every FIR sized in the
country will be faken IT 80 cents or upwards Till
then, growers must eXPeet 10 hear of great
sales al higher riises OCCASIONALLY but Of depres-
sion IN rucrs au1 extreme difficulty III selling Al
reasonable prices grnrralls. Growers Of Trees viii
serve their interests b. keeping out Of market
en.ifel,. uuul tie proper season arrives then they
- III readily elect sales, auI gel good prees.
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lGis aCss..


&c Cine fhe gansl, rni,r sid,
t'aiiu,i tll' ia l. from thy hair.
anI csst,as lisaasiis ofcnrih asas.
- uaid'u, bend lhY hcHrt IA praYer.
Aud turn thee L. the page II ruth.
Ihere secs tlls guardian love 81 iirascn,
Counsel. tia, vii may guard n, ,oalh,
Aud teach lhcc love 10 murials given.
l.ci mon with iupious spirit dars
Tie saered " onl oi tiod 10 seafn.
And sceiiiur hopes and comforts fhere,
from all It, blessed pTcrpis Turn.
Bai ne'er shauld salaau, weak an1 bail,
Dan east hci eui.line charl asile;
VIVA eaahl, hapes 50 uftcu alil.
Nhrre shall she tum on earth beside
oh, when this hcnu Is sd and lone,
And 9rnnly Tie spiri, droops,
Anl Blessings pof.h one %, one,
Aud pass aNas ON yosiliul baprs
Where should the dfaupins spiftlnfn
I'm 10 hat page af sarrcd truth.
Where wisdom nav lras knowledge lcnrn,
Aud age know brighter hopes linn ouih
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-12

I.IrE ~ NV ORLEANs.--ll IN the winter we aie
the Gayesi people onth. continent with more variety
OF lille aud manners than any other CITY presents
IN the summer We are the dullcst. The mo-
notony OF existence caused by the very gen
cml absentccsism Is only varied by the fever, and
the exciting scenes It creates. We proceed 10 men
ton onc, the rciaiian Of Which caused chill through
our hearts, and struck tho " electric chain" by
which we strongly bIrnd. llsureIy must have
thtllod the heart oil the beholder with sudden
honor.
DELAMnERr, an excellent AMI an eminent French
physician IN this city, relates that, during his te-
queht rules through the different srtcts his atten-
uon has almost always been attracted rs no passed
hJuse where poor family lived, The family con
sisted oil imam and his wife, both rather young, and
Tie latter good looking, with ltuc infant smiling
~ beauty, and about ten months old. lie was led
to notice them from the appearance of content
thai hred there, aud lhcu being frequently on the
banquelte before the house. After the fever set ill.,
he still saw them Tor some days, as usual but At
length lie " missed them itom The accustomed place"
This he did T. r two days, unill, the third feeling
uneasy ior them, he stopped his gig before the house
aIiehed, aud raped at the door. No answer 81
lcnee WAS in the mansion. lie pushed open the door
and went in. There lay the husband and the wife
on the fioot-both dead OF the fever, aud the for
mer decnyng. The child alive, and with its lit
Tie aims around The dead mothers neck, yainly trying
20 daw the sustaining fluid iIom The breast. DIR. l..
says that familiar rs he in OF dea II, moth
ing before has ever shocked his feelings 10 the
extent With a praseworthy brnevolence lie has la
ken measures 10 have the mf,pt protected. Such is
" Iie IN New Orleans .NtW Orleans Tones.
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One hundred and serenfu-seren mn.
~ hair acres.

Also, one Tract of LAND, Wing on the uppe, n,
tiers of Ltle Otier river, containing one hundred M
nineteen acres, aud adjoining the Lands of IIsr'a
w. Moseley, Fountain NJ Hawkins and Others W
The sale will take place al The residence of NJ.
Matilda Thaxton, who resides on the premises of III.
first mentioned tract-the Two tracts being suo,,.a
and :, half miles distant from each other. III.
title 10 the Lands is indspurable but acting unde,
decree of The court, we will convey such title mi,
is vested in US by such decree.
Terms-A cledu Of one and two years will he :,
ven, the pure hasers giving bonds "ih approved 81
curiiy for the purchase money and the tile retained
until the same is paid. Possession will be given -
the first day of January, 1910, bur the pure hair,
shall have the privilege OF seeding this Fall "
NATHANIEL +. THAXTON, Co,nm,s
Jol1N T. lHhAloN, soners
Sept. 3 w3w
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OF tic present years growth. They are from
very unusually lonrisbng nursery, in the adjoining
county oil Buckingham. aud the OF uncom-
monty vigorous growth, many Of them the Isl
inst. measuring from 81 10 feet in height. The
cultvator, Rev. J. s. Armstead, secured in the pre-
SEM unprolhtious season, the growth Of sercny fire
trees Tor every hundred single buds planted. lie
warrants the genuinaness of the aud the maun
~ Of all the wood which he sells. The cuttings aud
roots will be ready for delivery early in November.
Application to US, post. paid. will be promptly
tended to WILLIAMS & VICTOR.
July 10 WV II WITS of
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GUIDE TO PASSENGERS.
. Ssesl
Le0rinS LYachOsr2 for Richmond or
fEP North,

FAVE Lynchburg on Mondays, Wednes-
- days and Fridays, at o'clock, A. NJ; arrive at
Chaflottesvllies same evening, at p. NJ. Leave
Charlottesville next day by 4. NJ, reach the Rail
Road, distance of only % miles from Cha,lotles-
vile after the lst of July, by 10 O'clock and arrive
IN Richmond same evenings, by p. Nj. This will
be found by far the most comfortable route as well
as the most expediuous TO Richmond or going
North, by way of Washington Guy having no night
travelling aftel leaving Lynchburg. The teams
and coaches this line are first rate and the
drivers skliui, careful and accommodating. No
pains will be spared TO render the trip safe and plea
sant to the passengers.
Fare though to Richmond 50 SOTO Frede-
rcksburg Sl2. 5. b, CLOVES Acorn
June II,
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xx.,.TUSURG EOU.yDRf'.

THE SUBSCRIBERS would most respectfully
call the attention OF the public, TO their ne" es
tabIishment, t,hc Lynchbutg Foundry'l sllaaleu
Immediately on the canal few steps peio" ,he
Horse Ford where prepared 10 DO any h,nu
of Casting. Mil Iron Machinery of any description
with nealnesss and despatch, We hope by sifiei at
tention TO business, merit portion OF pubic pa
tronage Any ord RS from the country VIII meet
with prompt attention. J. T. DIUGUlD q Go.
May % WIS
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o. Cleanse and purify. The body.

J
ElIE application Of the principle OF Pufgation being
IogfI nj utiliv the cure nd
prevention of disease il = of tbr rrcatrst consequence
To ASCERTAIN vbat medicine il cnunLle al produc ing
the desired effect IN the casies aud al Inc same time in the
| mn4i eli. manner
as now no longer TO contend with the blind prejudices
OF the greatest portion OF the public is ony with those
WIN sill are determined In he killed according 10 rule
like the people of old who would huye" King to reign
over tein But thanks To the circulation spapcrs-
thinks to the general diffusion Of know ledge which embed
nil tYoutictls of THE PEOPLE gc
for temsplvcSnn we no LONGER believe in swallow ing Int
deadly mineral MERCURY protesting curcbnt universally
lea wing us a worse condition cr its use.
We ongcrb believe in the absurd notion that nlamma
lions OF any Kind can be cured by nbsracng licOUR
bhooD IS now wei understood iha an Inflammation
WIS., o'h"nct oi i,a',' S'shailhat sue feqnheo
burden which She proves by the high fevc and the strong
pulse, wanted 10 be removed. In other words, the body
calls Tor ,eg,iab,s elean,I9g-
kiI in In administration the printed direction only has
10 he observed aud they describe the lust proportion of the
Iose 10 the magnitude of the disease TO be cured
D, N ...... -, H.. r. ,J.:.. -. r ,,,. 81 .
" Ps''"" e Iso Mr a@gle@ Sc Se"''" ""0
m :, - =, =, ~ ~ =,
rl ,..,coa xo.,',,o,a,
~, n ', - s, " AZ :, Viii ~ : pI I < have
81" "aN ,s.n s say o nd and in anr avn 6y
,y ba, gI linn ,,ly Gnr ycars when we rennircd mel
i; =, ,l ,,c,1 mo- ,,c,, sayf DR. Brnndrefh bns cross
ed On, tclod mad no medicine besides the Doctors pills
nsoJ ony bpjief is keen your bowels nnd blood nurr
and every knd of disease viii be prevented or cured The
Brandreh pills emineny calculated do this and there
by mnchlesscn the sum ofhuman misery.
The New York Evening Stnr says Brandrehs Pill. are
for them large aud ready saie-lhcy have dcserycdy
hghrepnalion and as family and anti bilious remedy it
would be difficult t0egna them among all the patent medi
cines ofthe present dny
u The New York Commercial says: they all
morbid hamors and purity the blood.
" The W York Transcript of BrundrelhS Pills
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EYsiCkUssrg MUS.

fASll will be gisenlor good clean dry Wheat
y OF barrel Of snpelfne Flour for five bnshol,
an one peek Of Wheat. II. MITCHAM
SEPT 4t
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.HdlC Stage Lime.
6'.aS
EEA- a.---zs

to the Springs, and other tray
cllers, arc fcreby informed that the under
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A good Dwelling House,

and other necessary Out Houses. Said Land II
joins the Lands OF John p. Gray. Samuel W,Il.n.
aud others, aud part OF IL is situated lmmediate,
the main western turnpike, about five miles ,b
Liberty, and containing