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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-05
RICHMOND MAREETs.-JuLY ;, 1889

ToR.cco-Lugs so So and 80; leaf 30 $e
80 for common middIing, 8 a Sl; good, j 80 $i4
5p: fine Is $50; extra manufacturing quahtles 10
sol so Since the arrival OF the steam ship Liverpool
there is no material change in tobacco We DO not alter
our quotations. common and middlios qualities sell more
readily.
WHExr-Sl 10 per bushel for Old-no recent con-
tracts for the new crop has come to our knowledge
WISFREE, WiLLIAAsos q 20.
FLouR-S5 2 in store.
CoRs-S7 g dull time
OSr between Major James Cawforis Po"hasn County,
and The Ctr OF Richmond, Richmond, eomEoG .zS
Cal. skin Pocket Book containing about hundred and hny
Io,lar, among thirty dollar notes OF Virginia
money the Bank recoectcd. The above POCKET Booh
wos los, A liberal reward will be g,eG of tho
delivery OF the 10 Richmond.
'' " HILL. & DaRSEY,
ID door abore the Old .narket MINI a.
Juy5 III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-05

,erestng letters from The pen Of Bosonian entitled
'.Stz Weeks IN faa9uisr," with photographic view Of
the F"uquer White Springs Establishment Among its
additional improvements is also very beautiful Bath
house, whose walters warmed by steam from steam
e,gne The has commenced there under favora-
be auspices.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-05

We are somewhat too old to profit by the courteous
suggestions Of the decent and liberal Editor Of the
Lynchbug Virginan At all events, we should scarce
ly take his style for our model We could never be
tempted 10 initiate the beauties Of his fat, heavy,
sneakng sort of compos,ion-"lke the wounded snake
dragging its slow length along"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-05

The Abingdon Statesman, in its usual liberal way
would seem 70 lay dours the origin Of The name
IL tile Tennessee and had intended too 10
at South Western ,visginia The term has been for
long time carrent; ind Tar are advised, orsi
mated in the Wing Press Cert.s, WE did not inYen
il; nor did we ever ose il, by oF Ieproach
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-05

Farm for sale near .1meiio Springs
THE Subscriber offers for oassn. OF zig acres
10 GOOD heart 100 acres are good timber, &c. ad all eoa
il about two miles from aHea Iouft
bonse IL would he stand for physician and VIII DO
al fair price.
o 49," ,,,;cnIn,. aSooly 10 JOHN THOMAS, u. ID.
'utts.' P,. ~ San.Ii, VI, &. l1-lt>
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-05

IlANK OF VIRGINIA-The Preside", a"d ,bs a.,
.l,red diyiJendo IS each share Of oH s'osH
tho 18th inst. :, 49,, 81, Motoring the erici-
80. If III the Departments Of the lnstutiop, sSi
supus profits the tvtend nov mace 50 nush
III or declare dividend on toe 90 '0e"' "
of tho prom" Is ma! neA ROBINSON, Jn, cs'asr
I7-St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-05


tive on State laws
es he retired from the Convention, and et Inc
IaSors OF free government to other hands But aitef
wards finding in the Convention some general onoeun'
ed powers raise revenue and 10 declare war, ne
yocaed the adoption OF that instrument, on caco,s'
TINT such powers would enable him to make the 90
vernmen in practice what he had failed TO accomplish
in its obvious structure and positive provisions
His scheme was, TO encourage the ofuent and pow
erfu classes of society to rely on the Government 20
hamper and inygorae their sway and, consequently 20
make them the selfish and mecenary supporters OF the
He ayowed The opinion that nothing but force or ne'
rest could govern men; and, as force was qoe ah i
practicable engine IN country 80 strong i.
free be appealed the interests OF the Legislature ~
self 10 keep that body in serVe unison WIN .ne
Executive Department bis calculation on 'he se's
depravi,y Of man deeply seated 10 MS minc' anu,
became The earlv lingering star the fnVorite cynosofe
by which he constantly steered his course and AROUND
which his exul,ing hopes and political aspirations de.
lighted to play. ,oa
al The head of The Treasury Department, where ne
fashioned and elaborated those seductive contl'ahces
Of State SO full Of danger TO Republican iIeeoom eno
y hch the fatal genius of some ancient l@saf' OF uo
dern Bonaparte NAV hereafter employ IN the
of the national morals till lusiu tyranny shall De aoe
TO triumph over the corrupted body OF NE nePu'
and SANDER her immortal name IN the ceieDie'oh u "
parted liberty
Among the seductive and demorszing measures OF
Gen Hamilton must be prominently placed Inc act LOT
funding and paying the public debt, the Assumption
AT 10 enable Congress 10 discharge the separate ano
INDEPENDENT debts OF States That never contacteo hei
obpa,ions in the common cause Of The Union, ano
The &c, 10 incorporate The Bank Of the U S.
cannot, am sure, conclude these introductory OBJ
servauons in manner more satisfactory 10 Inc aaSo
Gates Of truth than 10 justify thein on ,he co.ehPoa
subority of one Of the greatest and most triumph
an, Statesman whom history dscloses to the world
ris we'll known Mr. jefferson ns' au', ,bs
the war, the greatest difficulty we IS ha oue.,,
an oT moppy or means 10 pay our soloers #no 'ous'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-05

CAROLINE LAND FOR Satellite subscriber, beng de,
" ou TO move TO Of Missouri, Offers hi Lad of sac.
II lie. in county OF Caroline mile. South OF INC Tow" o.
Rn,s and 3 The Rsppah arnock rrer '
the Improve very good consisting Of large TWO
ory house, lately repaired and COW 10 excellent oIoe
ndap,.d TO cultivation of CORN wheat oats Se hho '
situation agreeable and heahy-The term. ~' De one nan
.a,b and Inc tsssse 1ad years more particular
d.c;u,ion il deemed those "i'h8s 70 P9ea
az invited 10 the property for themselves, r,,D
July tlI-wb~I 3o'.' =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-05

rs,cent while prisoner Of warthe parole evidence OF
wbich have) and for whose services his family have
never received aoy thing give The following extact
The journal Of public proceedings in l7e2 as one d
the evidences Of my fathers service "CaPtan q:
A,mourer and Superintendent Of the Company OF A!'h'
Gers representing that he must OF Necessity feu'e rom
public business for want OF means 10 support hse anu
FAMILY The members present considering captain n
ee,rces as essential exceeding ANXIOUS 10 fe'aih
him, but the treasury being without money, 'hey are
unable 10 make payment even IN part OF the iaige
due him for his former services, unless oy utn"H"g nn
with some of the public hour-thereoret the Comnssafy
General is directed furnish Captain with thirty oar
reIs of the public -four in his hands taxing ms receI.
for the same at the current specie price OF ns'
And who is this man OF "meddlins nance h'shsei
Apuin crave indulgence. He is one VINO, oeiofe nc
was eighteen years Of age volunteered his services 'h
military capacity his country during 'he pfesloeh1y
Of the elder Adams; who in ieo!, during ,he CnesaI
peske struggle offered his services Tor ne Ju Petoa
m. ,ear and tho with his company OF Rinemen rase
IN thai occasion proposed the commandant then IN
service at Hampton 10 take the place OF any eonpy
of Militia under his command when was "ii'"e ~ %
tire with the pay, leaving only .elf w ,ha
ra,men entered the service volunteer, eno al lne
battle of Little England, near HamPlon, on .ne ~Ju
June 1873 then serving at his ,ndtrdunt e1pense yea
his little band Of associates composed u '. ,ho,
Nili,iamen against than ten times 'he'r hooe,
of FOREIGN REGULARS under experienced sho
in an open corn field alone, IN advance OF 'he he
EMBEDDING malice" prying into Inc very mouths % o.
enemys cannon) received the point oann ~. u go
and canister from their artillery "a 'act whln 'ne
led Of one of the Professors who was IN the ac
,ioSS When second attack apprehe nded, the Sc
n;n, c,n,,n then in command, in the presence and
with appreciation Of sever. Of his eam.nd Of BE.
.or;ment which being declined, he was directed 10
,hs even, battle 10 give The necessary orders and that
they should be obeyed as his OWL
Such is he man, " HON IAN Alumnus OF William a M
Mary College" has attempted 10 sugmslise-ano io'
,,,a,S na,sIu because that nan has not said o
30; wb,t il might be sacrege say, tina, "his persona
mer, increases the ius,re which paerna worth and pat
riotsm already dffuse over his name One thing more
and have done with Ibis "Alumnus and win all tns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-05

by the minority; and while Mr. Wise, one vi the
minority insists that he shall conilHue u call his
roll and call full representation from New Jersey,
this 10 vehemeutly oppO ed by great por'lon OF
the SINE party The minority have, therefore,
determined tina, quorun Of undsputed m mhrr-
shall not be called TO decide the returns, will
they allow the Clerk il disposed, to act upon Mr..
Wise's idea Of parliamentary law. And they have
taken their stand upon the ground that the members
ny the Governor shall supersede those sent by
the state; and presume upon their power to force
them the House; without allowing the body even
q vote on the subject.
Mr.. Rnett from South Carolina, in some very
farclDe and well pointed remarks, presented the
views VIII en- he had taken on a former occasion,
when he proposed preliminary organization,
with chairman preside the deliberations
of the body, 10 decide OH the right Of ella mans 10
seats in the first ms lance He reld the journal 10
show that this mode OF organization had been voted
down, and the competency OF the Clerk to pro-
pound questions recognised and acied upon HE
held therefore that as the mode of enabling
the Ho SO to act a dellberative body and
dec de questions had been Denied and The other,
recs.niZ ng the Clerk the officiating officer unlll
the organization was compleied, had been solcmnly
adopted, that the Horse should now permit the mode
thus made precedent To be continued and the body
formed under il. But this reasonable suggestion was
opposed on all sides by he Wings, who have now
rendered it perfectly apparent that they will suffer
nothing 10 be done, unless the maj ,ry surrender al
discretion to the minority, and pcrmi. them 10 have
everything their own way, in defiance Of right and
precedent
The soeeches Of Mr.. Vanderpoel and Weller per-
fecty expose tie motive of this attempt.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-05
From the National Intelligencer


Another day Of the session of Congress has passed
without any sensible progress having been made IN
the attempt to organize the 1ouse of Repi esenta-
tves. At the rate at which debating has begun this
session. it will be impossible to continue to publish
daily full reports Of each days debate but we shall
do our best to k ep up with them.
In fact, however, though the occasion OF these de-
bates is sufficiently exciting and interesting, and in
its consequence deeply concerns the stability Of the
structure Of this government the ground which IS
covered by the real merits Of the New jersey case
versed that little that is new can now be expected
to be said upon it.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-05

$500 Corp Bonds 94I-l5 share. Blk s.; 90 do 6s
so do az bsd SO b3 100 do 67 so do g. sd 80 do
e3 3cd-25 50 Com Is 10 do 7420 do Lafayette 1880 do
Farmers Loan si-7o do X 65aa5 do vieAburg 2sB25do
59 opg 40 do SOL opg avs do 59 30d 40 do 69 do
59i si5 lis do &C. s6Od so do 5s 60l 90 do So Od430
do Harlem Road 80 200 do 39 SO do s9 $50 do s bod
so do asst bl0d so do sol 3od 100 do 39i b5d 100 do
hw37s do Am Trust &c. rs do s6l 400 do set IS do 3S
b30 IS do asa s3Od Is do 80 0l - 81 b30d 81 do IS
800; rs do 26 100 do 36} % do 36ii2 do Howarj
ns Co 70-Ss do Canton 49, n do 29l 90 do Paterson
45b-2s do New Jersey r Road sal; so do sal.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-05

ooeso 90 . . ooe
This app ars, was endorsed by y Kenuev and on APP
pcstioa 10 the Dry Dock Bank, answer made that
funds and had been there or the post note. and
certificates Of this there are pvobabv $50
900 the city and mseh elsewhere The holder,
lad better take them n the Atlantic Bank perhaps they can
negotiate them Here another instance 81 oss sustained By
public throssh the s',rn~sssay Of the s~sh basis
that are started under the closk Of the banking
law The operation efdeponng small aneunt Of securities
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-05

TIE CANADAs-On Tuesday, Governor Thorn
was TO open the session OF the legislature of
Upper Canada, with message, developing the new
policy Of the British ministry for allayng the excite
ment in these provinces. He iciH recommend a
union of the provinces then will commence the tug
of war. Mach fun is expected, and some rows too
We trust they VIII not let the winter pass without
another outbreak
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-05

The markets wait the Liverpsos news, and rcights have
become dull There Is little doing in cotton from
10 400 bales have been sold fair prices the stock nor
1000 bales only Prices do alter bu there good sup
ply OF cotton The way from the south, the receipt Of
which prices will probably recede. Feur continues exceed
ingly dull, and prices nearly nominal
Naval sToRK-The market for all descriptions Of thi,
article exceedingly dull the supplies small without
change in At Boston the market equally dull
wit. out alteration in prices
Provisions This market has been like most others exceed
INCL, dull There demand except FOR immediate use. At
Boston there has been steady demand for beef and p
&C firm Perk exhibits change.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-05

At two o'clock we had obtained only the Washing
ton papers from the Post Office, and were informed
that there was no mail south of Virginia.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-05

BROADWAY CIRCUS -Welch & Bartletfs amphi-
theatre gives two exhibitions upon the same day, an
undertaking hitherto unthought OF. There must be
something more than the ordinary performances OF
circuses, to Justify two exhibitions at the same
theatre in one day This evening new dvertise-
ment will be given.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-05

Pirates on the Mississippi 1t is said that there
is gang Of pirates near Whitehaven, who robbed
several boats descending the Mississippi. They
a formidable set and fully armed.
Loss of another steamer.-A rumor was current
in Detroit last Friday, that the steamboat Brothers,
Capt. Eberts, of Chatham, was burnt on Tuesday
night.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-05
MEDICAL WORKS, recently imported aud Tor sale bv
lVl WILLIAM JACKSON, lOa Broadway

MEDICAL WORKS, recently imported aud for sale by
1v1 WILLIAM JACKSON, 102 Broadway
The Cyciop aida Anatomy and Physiology edited by Re-
bart b. Todd, NJ d., vols and large octave, cloth.
The CycIop ada Of Practical Medicine comprising treatise
the nature AMI treatment OF Diseases Nasra Mesca and
Therapeutic, Medical Jurisprudence sc &c edited b, John
forhes, NJ ~ " - Physician 20 the Chichester Tprmarv
&c Alexander Twsede, NJ d. physician the London Fever
Hospital ke ard John Connolly ND Professor Of Medi.
cine IN the London unvery. &c vols royal $40. cloth
Tho rsons ndos D.pessary, containing the elements sf
Pharmacy the Botanical Description Natural Hisior,
Chemical Asay,is and Medicinal Properties of the Masera
M-dica the rharmacatical Preparation. and
Of London Of Edinburgh and of Dublin the whole forming
practical synopsis Of Matera Meda Pharmacy aud Tbsra.
peutics ustraad with many useful tables cuts n
the Pharmaceutical Apparatus, BY Anthony Dodd Thomson
I vel. thick svo cloth
Lss,cos Medcum Medical Dictionary, containing AN az
pls1stion OF the term IN Anatomy human and
Botany Chemistry, Matera Medlca, Midwifery Pharmacy
Physiology, Practice Of Physie, Surgery, and the various
snehes Of Natual Philosophy connected with medicine Sc
iectsd arranged, and compiled from ,he best auhors ~
the late Robert Hooper NJ D. s. the seventh edition
revised corrected and enlarged, BY Klein Grast NJ D. &c
&c ! vol thich sve. cloth
Pharmaeo'osia, BY J. A Paris, M. d. &c. &. vol svo
cloth.
Practical Treatise the Disease. Of skin arranged
with to their local
udiag the substance Of the whkh Col
Of awarded the Jacksonian Prise and all
valuable fact. have been recorded by continental authors On
these subjects 10 the present time by Samuel Pumbs &c
fourth edition revised corrected aud considerably enlarged
with numerous envravnes vol evo cloth d5 n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-05

/ EECHEs! LEECHEs! LEECHEs.-Just received
~ 1000 Smyrna Leeche OF superior quality for sale in
small quantities at moderate price the drug store No 3oi
Broadway. as a.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-05
PATENT WlNDLAss.
II r. DIST ~ a ID.

20 THE subscribsrs Sole Prsprstors and Manufacturer
nvaRsd Patent sw.ed Beam Wos.s Bsdsesds which n.
ow almost universally used being the best article ID
'sGted-cono'nins ease, couveniencs and durability
cade perfectly light and free from ali liability 10 sagg still eay
an elasticity IN the which renders particularly
own VIII be found OF but little trouble comp with toss
any other construction, whilst the precision with which the
component paris arc fitted against the intro
From the taken render each Bedsead perfect then
,alite for durability will recommend thea to purchaser
Who invited to call and examine large assortment
sand
Also large assortment Of elegant Furniture Mattrass
Feather Beds, &c. constantly on hand.
wv. & C SOUTHACK No. 1906 Broadway,
islSy Franklia Hous.
TSO MARRIED WOMEN-I, il not but too we'll Known
that the families OF the married often increase beyond
the happiness Of those who give them birth would dictate
ia how many does the hard working father and
especially the MOTHER OF poor family remain slaves through
out their lives uggng the Of labor oing
and LYING snes ey @n. nave % eISyss
weighed the spirit and at last broken the health Of the
father how often i the widow left, unable, with the v
intentions her fatheress offspring from
ing degraded Of charity progae voaries OF vice
desirable moral for parents TO increase their
ames regardless Of to themselves the well
being Of their offspring, hen simple easy healthy and
remedy is within control The advertiser feeling
the Importance Of this subject and estimating the benefits
her. introduced by celebrated Midwife and female phys-
can Mrs Reste the grandmother Of the advertiser and
who has made tins subject her particular and especial study
Is not and vrtuous to prevent evils to which
subject by simple and healthy within control =
Every dspassionae vrtuous and enlightened mind will
hesitangy in the affirmative This, then 10 all that
Mrs H. recommends or ever recommended. Price Five DOL
lars package accompanied with full and particular
For the Of those unable 10 call personally Cir
cular fully explanatory, will be sent free OF expense
postage excped aay of the city United States
All letters must be post paid and addressed to MADAME
REsTELL Female Physician. Principal Office, oo Green
witch street, New York Office hours from A. NJ to r. M
d. I'm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-05

NOTICE notwithstanding mandatory, together
IN with all its valuable machinery stccks Tools and clocks
unn She'd wholly and totally destroyed BY the late fire
the of Grand and Elizabeth streets and insurance.
wholly destitute and shah be pleased the
faces of both those home and abroad
the Of the Bowery and Division street
where shall bestow efforts enlevors
ply them with the best ofclock have large
Of finished clocks time pieces and regulators hand and
renewing manufacturing apparatus with all possible dis
patch, aud possible efficient and eectua
Some Of Turret clock necessarily he de-
lay short time but trust they will bear with under
existing circumstances Clocks of every description carefully
and thoroughly repaired and warranted.
SMITH BROTHERS,
n30 6wd&tw' ~ Bowcry.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-05
MORNING 8KRALD-sHIP NEWS.
Pert Of New Work, Dccember D.
SO MOS WATER s 20
PACKETS 40 p.cpnss.

Cleured.
Napoleon, Sherman. NOcans; Joseph Marsh Poland, GAL
vesou Texas; wm John. Snow. Apaachicoa; Lousaas,
Marsden Rio dc Janero; Mary, Clarke, Balmorc Fancy
Chase, Boston RUSSELL Conner Nreans Vcper Barnard
Williamson, NC; Mobile, Lvermore Mobile; Planet Terry,
Petersburg, Va; Gaxelle, Glover, Turks Hand.
auilcd.
Packet ship Ostarie, Brai.h, London, and others.
Wemsornsaa.
The Liverpool and Havre packets have not yet sailed but
probably will today Their letter bags win close al Glpn
this mornngthose Of the Cambridge at half pact ten o.
clock.
The Teszer No up last evening and reports nothing
in sight from the Hook She also reports that the brig Leila
hence for Martinique had ashore risht before last
on last night by tie ste Hercules without dam
age Sailed from the lower baysh,p Sol for New Orlesn
tosh of New Jersey pilot; also, brig Eliza for st Croir
ship owned BY the Mess Cope will be launched IL
few days from the Messs vsogsans shipyard, Kennson
Cor the Liverpool trade
There were % .hp', bsrhs and " brig. The port Of
Oh ,riestsp, Goth ult
Tsasan Nary Annered list Of the ocers OF the sehr
San Antonio Al NOreans:-~Lt Comdt Wrsht ls Lieut.
Oshannrssy; ID Lieut. q A HArrsons psrser II Oar
kee. Asst surgeon, Lambert; Acting MASTER w Nico
kiS.hpmep, n A Cobb, Mcbsy, q gsller, Captaiss
Clsrk, Clarh, Bos'swsin, w.ih ~
spoken.
Victory hence, GU, 10 ds,s, Mobile Nov 10 on Hol. in
the Wsl.
Fame, hence fcf Mobil', Nov n, on Bahs.a BsnAs.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-05

ID DON AND BED JON 10 wanted WITH board for
N gentleman and wife would he preferred in private
family. Address 3. B., ia Nssssu street, slr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-05

HAvANA-Mrs WEST has resumed BUSINESS No. @
Cse inqui,dcr where she will be prepared 10 receive
E,avoers q .ormeriv.
Reference jobs Rchs. ESQ, No 81 Broad street. who
will furnish information 70 applicants tue fovali
ties be observed By strangers 10 avoid detention IN ssdins
81 Havana oltavsrs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-05

nENTIsTRY.-M. LEvETT, 200 Broadway, corner Of
IL Warren street. tegs leave to call The siisn,i.n Of the pub
tic to new method OF inserug teeth and nhs oay
eery refer the remarks Of the different papers in thu
city, AZ fellows:
From the New York Times.
ARrrrcsAL TrgrH-A frien1 Of having undergone
depca under the hands Of Mr. Lsve took
spesi in high praise of that gentemans sh facility
Supplying the loss OF Teeth by the Introduce
on Of new unique principle Of Artificial sse way
alike devoid PAIN seoavepispce We have been shown
circular containing extracts from the New Yorh Mirror the
Courier Erqurer and from the Evening star ell speaking
N the highest Of Mr. Levetts principle or the
- ,t,se ii Teehof ~ co,., .,d ,s;,,tv and q
lie Dispensing wh springs and gasrs the simple ,ntrc
atmospheric pressure which has been iossd mfal
Me ali purposes Of msca,ios and indeed,
last respect the community stand largely indebted 10 M
lie ~ for HE introduction and ingenious sppc u the -
ssspherc pressure principle. MLEVETT, Dentist,
plalnif 30 Bresdv az, cor. Of Wsrrsa u.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-05

Onisea nsaaeU ks0rss.
rn'iApELsssA, Dec 4-cd Jossph Lybraad Townssnd,
York. t& 70 =
York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-05

Grove FACTORY.-The subscribers would call the al
~ tention Of their fr ads and the Public generally TO their
Tnwsre and Stove Factory, AMI I'm and Copper Roofing
Establishment Constantly hand general assortment OF
Tin aud Stoves o the latest aud improved patterns
NB.The universally approved Parmelee Cooking Stove
for coal wood TO be in operation al the Store.
They also prepared TO execute all orders for Tin and
Copper Roofing the shortest notice. aud the most
able terms. g. RAJ w. TRENBLEy.
nl5lmsis No las Bewery.