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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-07

A Convention Of Delegates has been
lately held in the territory of Florida. Of
which Robert r. Reid was president, To
form Constitution OF state government.
with tho view Of the admission oi said
territory inla the Union. The, form Of
CONSTITUTION agreed up"n by the n has
been published. but we have not seen>il.
According to The act Of the territorial Le-
gislslure, by authority Of which the Con.
,enlion was held. the Constitution 10 10
be submitted to The people for their &C.
cep,ance before it is presented to the con-
sideralion of Congress. Ndf. Miei.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-07

The Galveston (rexas) Gazette states
that about one thousand emigran,s arrive
monthly a, that port alone. Many Of
them are planters. who bring their slaves
with them IRON the United States.
Two thousand dollars have been ap.
propria,ed by the Legislature Of Miss"u-
ii for the relief Of the Mormon women
and children in Davies and Caldwell coun.
ties.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-07
Harrisburg, January 26.

A bill Of indictment was yester day
found by the Grand Inques. Of Dauphin
county agains. Charles Pray, John J..
Mc'Cahen. John W. Ryan. John Jack
Savage, Jos. hall. Aaron F. Cox, Geo.
W. Barton. John Snyder, Martin Du nlap.
James Black, end Gen. Adam Ddler. for
rio. anj conspiracy agains, The Common.
wealth. at the meeting Of the Legislature.
These, We understand. are bat a portion
Of the eanspira,ors against whotn time
bills will be found.
Geo. Sandersm aud E. ]. Penuiman,
whose names were sen. up in The. same
bill, were not sufficiently identified by
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-07

The Legislature Of Georgia has passed an
act To call Convention in April next. the Oh.
j rt Of which is, 10 reduce the number Of mem
bcrs in the General Assembly, which 10 now
Somewhat cumbersomc. Tic act speciIics tina,
tue Convention shall not touch any other mat.
ter.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-07
CHINA,
Glass & Queensware.
j Avn e A. TAYLOR,
No. 20, T5'afer Street.

REGS respectfully to inform his friends and
Merchants generally, in Virgins and North
C,Talina, that he is now receiving an entirely
new Stock OF Goods Ia the above line. express.
ly adapted TO the southern trade. Every de-
sc,ipiloa Of Rich CHINA in setts, and CIT
CT ASS, together with O complete assortment
uf Common and QUEENSSARE and STONE
WARE. constantly on hand, and wlll be offered
on as good terms as they can be procured 10
the United States.
Liberal credi, will be gwen when required.
Goods aiil be carefully packed by expet,enee,;
hands. Orders by letter. promptly attended
to, and faithfully executed. The patronage cf
Ins old friends, aud the Mercantile commnui.
~ generally. in Virginia and North Carolins.
IS requested.
New York, January 8. 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-07
Five Cents Reward.

RAN away from the subscriber, on the 18Th
instant. bound boy by the name Of III.
RAM PARKS. He is about nineteen yeavs
old, moderately well grewn, spare bull, and
pale countenance. The above reward will be
gwen for his apprehension and delivery 10 me:
but no thanks will be rendered, nor expenses
paid. All persons are hereby forewarned has.
boring or employing him. rs the law viii be
enforced 10 its fulles, extent on such a. NAV.
w. BRANNOCK.
January 80. 55--
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-07

AnIi-Ab"liiion resolutions. condemn
ing the rfFnrs Of the abolition society.
passed the Indiana IIOase Of Represents
lives on The 3lsl ulI. by vote Of 81 IN 4.
II VAS expected To pass the Senate by .
proporlIonale majority.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-07

i've sarcls n lie Storm. The froshei
was equal 70 ihst ~hish occurred in
l7ss. and t~o fss1 higher than The great
freshei Of Is22.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-07
Correspondence Of Tie National Lafslli-
gsHeeF.

Correspondence Of Tie National Laleli-
gtRcer.
ksw faIk, January ~.
The gale. Hhsn ny letter Of yesterday
Was wIIi:sn. aas beeinning 10 do ils
worst. aud - ended sbauI S o'rIaek. after
having done great deal nf mischief, the
extent Of Which We haze not yet learnt.
Many houses hare been unrooled. Chin
neys blown dasR. and signs and sign
Pnsis torn away. The chief blast Was
upon the Battery and slang the East ris-
er The ws'sr swept over The battery.
and dashed over the wharses in the tiein-
iiy. In South sIrert gres. deal Of inju-
ry has been done in ihs cellars. which
HeIe 0ssraawed. and The tide. which Was
higher Than has been known for seven
years. swept up Maiden lane as FAR a.
Water sIIetL The esnal boats came in
Ia the streets. haze heard Of the lass
Of but one life. and that from a sign.posl
ahIrh Mas blown on mans head. This
Is very remarkable. when 81 one time
tsboui 4 o'clnekl the air seemed alive
~ iIh pieres Of s"oh. signs. slaves. posts.
boards, &c. LurkIly, the hurricane parI
VI the gale was VI bul sh0rl duraIinn.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-07

We learn from The report ofIhe Super
10 the Legislature Of New York.
That The total proceeds Of the Schonl lands
sold. IN the state. amount 10 500, 335.
The lands YET unanld are valued Al 81.
l55. 467. and are annually enhancing.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-07
Notice.

y IL persons indebted 10 the late 6rm az
LAlIMER i MEBANE. az 10 JAMES
NEBAAE ia are requested IL cali on ia
subscriber aud make immediate settlement.
otherwise thrir accounts Will be pat into ,hs
hauds Of an rffirer for coiIecaion. Looeer II.
tulgence cannot be given.
JAMES MEBANE, in.
January %. s4-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-07

or the GALE and STORM We have q
wide spread record aud havoc. Albany
has met with cad losses. even amounting
To me milli"n aI dollars. IL 10 stated. The
steamboat NaTlh America. at The wharf
there. 10 nearly destroyed. A great deal
Of -four in Stare has been spoili. Troy
and csIskiIl also suffer severely. All
along the Hudson great damage has been
dune.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-07

Contested Seats in COngrsss.-The
next House Of Representatives will have
ennd months business in settling ron.
tests Tor seats. There are already flee
from New Jersey. one IRON Pennsylvania.
and one from lllinois--in all seusn, and
the members but little more than half
elected vet. In addition 10 these, we
hear thai there may be one from the state
nl New York. for the seat now held by
Edward Rogers. adm. from the onon-
dsga and Madison DIs,ricl-he being
elected BY only 90 votes over A. Law.
renee Foster (whig.) while il is claimed
tina, twice as many illegal votes were cast
for Rogers. with The res, Of his ticket. in
the iosn Of Salina alone. NslD Yorker.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-07

Female CVLrgs.-u?~ ard. al one hun.
dred aud twenty young ladies' were al.
m"lrd as pupil. upon The books Of the
Female GoIIege at Macon, Geo. on the
opening 81 that insuIuIian Few days
''nce. Murs applications are er"wding
IN. Ia this country We 10 all 10 huanr
and rlevsl. The sex. and The favor with
which this nnble effort To invest them like
'helr l"ris with collegiate dignlsies has
been appreciated by them. proves that
their ambIlion is ready 10 aspire In what
ever "man dare d." Give them but a
Ia'' chance In tho competition f"r literary
distinction, and We shall have Madame
Dae'ers and Edgewor,hs. &C., as uu,ner.
"ns a. the LEAVES 10 Vallambrosa. y
"enrgian ChisaIry. in eudowing female
college, acts up 10 ils high professions.
Y. Y. SGr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-07

March Of CiriiizatiOn.-Thers were
between six and seven hundred persons
present to witness The late fatal duel be.
tween Messrs. McCiung and Mrni(ee.
opposite vicksburg-whIch created quite
an exci,emen, in that place-but no mea.
sures were taken 10 prevent the duel!
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-07

Elaboration Of ths Blind 10 Sigh.-A
l.Ie l.rrrrrosl paper relates the I"lI"w'ag
Ia,rt-,G"g ease ii . patient "l the Oph-
hllac insu,uunn there. The psiient
~. under the rste of Dr. Neil. and was
born blind. AbauI thee years ago.
Dr. NrlIl operated an lhe right eye s"e-
e,s,lully, aud she ohIsinsd sight. She
~. then 10 hrr s.h year. On The 4sh
nsrrmher lie oprratrd on tie lr(1 eye
With s'mi.r happy result. The little
creature. who wss Tor eight years ia dark
nss'. - na~ IN full pnsa ssion Of The m"si
precious sense; che can Distinguish cul'
Or. and the smallest objects. Her
knawl.dse of distance. afler the fret OPP
Grafton. vas fur long time imperfect.
Tier rr.iJence Was in Dove court, School
lane. and, whea blind. every nonk aud
corner in lhs neighborhood was tsm,liar
10 her. When she abtaineJ sigh, she ul-
Ten used To lose her way, sa'neI,mes even
close TO her uw n door. The instant this
would "ccur, che would shut her eyes.
aud feel round until snn,e known object
was touched. Then with her eyes rlns-
oil. she would hurry home. guided By her
accustomed sense ii touch.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-07

Tin 10 said to have been discovered II
Kentucky. This metal had been though
not 10 exist ia this country.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-07

Consi,t.ney-OnIy few weeks ago.
Thomas II. Benton had a resolution
Struggled through the Senate. by which
the snug sum Of sbou, $4,000 was In
90 into III. pockets Of Messrs. Blair e.
Rives, for printing some old British doc
umenis. on the subject Of The Sal, duties.
This exuavsganI imposition was. how.
ever, discovered in lime IN have il recon
sidered and reversed. chiefly by Wing
voIes: About The same time a proposi
lion was made in the House Of Represen.
t',iVes, t. print the documents showing
the defalcauons and frauds uf the Execu.
tive Officers Of the Government, which il
was supposed would cost about $1,000,
when a terrible shout was raised BY the
Lncos on the score nf economy. Cir.
cumstances sller cases."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-07
To Builders.

ID0oPoSAl.S will be received by the sub.
- sc,ibcrs until the third Saturday IN Fehru.
airy next. Cor building a Meeting House, thirty
six feet by twenIy.six, fourteen ieet pitch, cell.
ed round aid over head with ten fiaern light
windows. pulpit, aud suitable seats. The com.
missinners will attend at William Lipscomb's
an the said third Saturday in February for the
purpose &C maturing the contract.
WM. I.IPSCOMB. l..
JOHN A. M.MANNEN, . ,t"s.rs'
TH0S. w. HOLDEN,
January 30. SIS
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-07
Mantua Making.

stsliE Subscriber having heated herself in
iialsbasough, respectfully iafsrms the a.
dies VI this place asd is SiCiaIiy. thai size is
prepared 10 exsrnts any kind Of w0Fk in her
line IN tie la. q and most lashio cable ely e.
Tier ns:denee - 81 lh= Iaiaa Iinlel.
ANN JOHNSTON.
Februarys. Sc
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-07

r.. Corrr.p' ndent VI The Baltimore
P.urd wnIrs-
LmsnL TIA. the President anil kis
C.s,usr have hesn discussing The rr"prI-
riy e taking tie sane giound IN regard
l., ,hl. CommlIIrr. Which Gen. Jackson
bal she aulaemy Ia assume t"ssr'is the
lave 1. alng cammiiGes. 81 ls37-and of
relu.irs 10 answsr the QUESTIONS pro-
p,asa,J. Snir,s. sper'6e charges are
made. The Pfeirnss Sill be sstuP. u Is
.ll. shat IIsfe i, = want 4 specification.
Nc. Van BuTen Will. IL lie tries this Ell.
prrmen,. iad be Is n"i Gsa. J.cksnn.
,nd that ,;,r pre.rnI Congress 10 . very
d,GIea, brIy from thai Of 1891.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-07

wili,m u. Mernek tMhigl has been re cleo.
ted Upted States Senator from the state Of
Matylaai. Ior six years fCm the 9Th Of March
neat.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-07

Religion, E.lgea'ion-ln Mr. c"mhe's
I,r,ufr uu Edursiinn. Which he drllsrTsd
a. tho city "f lI'sInn, some months since.
,h pr.iuund philosopher remarked that
unr ,mp"nsnI p"i"l should not he nsR.
I,r,.d, ,,z:--.O Instruct chiiirsa IN Ts!i.
giIa. 10 de this. SAID Mr. c"hbe. ihrir
moral ,rniimsnI. must be- sxsreIsea-s.ir
organ al NrneFamaH must be d'Terlsd In
ward. tie work. ~ the ctestor. his lass.
and hs Institutions 10 promo humsn
hapPne.s--and Hope aud Wonder aud
Cnrsc'rnm"u,nss must lie called upon 20
assist. IL this way. IrlIgion will become
sn act 81 Iherr hSss--n wlll eater into Ill
her .clinns-.nd sIii no, be merely al
exercise fnr The Sabbath, aud forgotten
during tie remainder ol Ihe week.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-07
Wheat and Flour.

'ENliE subscriber continues 20 keep on hand
L a f.lI supply Of Family Flour. hy the bar.
rel or load. II e hishes, price gwen for Wheat.
at his mill.
THOMAS w. HOLDEN.
January 10. 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-07
Thursday, February ..

Al an election held on Saturday last.
for Magistrate Of Police and commis-
si"nsr' for 'hs town Of IIilIsbOrOugh. the
following genilrmen were elected:
osmOnd r. Long. liagisirGrs Of Police.
Lemnsl Lynch, IA
James NJ. Palmer.
William n. Brosn.
Isaiah II. Spencer.
William Nelson, s
John Berry. :
John A. Faucet,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-07
N office.

'PHE business Of the Shoe shoc under ,hs
- management Of MI. d. n. Gates. hax;ns
been discontinued, all persons indebted 10 ,he
concern are respectfully requested 10 call "a
she subscriber and settle without DELAY.
STEPHEN MOORE.
January 5. sI-sw
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-21

NEW DIsCOvERY-For the cure If chronic diseases,
~ such long standing screua secondary syphilis uc-r
piles, 6tula cancsrous tumor and also all mereuria dis
No pay is required not for medicines till
perfected which wi take from three to six weeks and
be without kudraacs TO business Medicine advice gratis
IL perfect is not performed DR.. HEINE, wishing
prevent any embarrassment TO persons who might be sd
reeted wfuly accident informs them tina, he has
agent and receives patients only at his residences IT'S Hud
street, between Canal and Desbrosses streets Any person
whe poor but honest recommended by alderman
serving receive both medicine and advice between
and M. every Saturday. Dr. HElNE being elderly
person. ard native Of Germany, his English language with
much difficulty understood. d3-lm'
nR HULL's RADICAL CURE OF RUPTUREs.-Of.
~ flee Vesey street. Aston HouseA Surgeon Of Is years
practice constant attendance Guarantees Of radical
given all Of reducbe RUPTURE the strength and
.tutiona health Of the patient being otherwise snmpared
With proper adaptation Dr. Hus Truss perfectly
tain the rupture without pain the least danger to the patient
or the slightest interruption to exercise business.
Attendance given private houses where required at and
after o'clock, by tho efice Surgeon
cautioned against trusting to spurious
ventions of Trusses advertised improvements upon Hu
None genuine unless they bear the signature OF AMOS
HULL-and the only Office in New York she original one,
formerly in Fulton street, but NOD Vesey street. Astor
Huse. a80-cod
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-21

CoUNTERrEIT BRANDRETH's PILLS, are .sId By
~ over 400 DRUG stores in the city OF NEW YORK o!
world from making you despsed and rejected OF your fellow
nsw3
It's deeply 70 be amented for the sake Of public MORALS
that Justice aud those who might be deceived eompss
SELLER on teUNrERFrITs.
PusLic wrpspo-Thc Druega who keeps Store II
The CORNER. OF HOUSTON STREET AND THE
BOWERY west side Of the Bewery asd north aide Of Hoas
ton street. sells counterfeit Of my Pills.
Its endeavored By using show Bills very similar 10 mise 10
deceive unway portion Of public Into the belief that
that which likely ipjure thas benefit for " The
Csuntereit that sed AT the above store s saeed gco&
medicine should require my name 10 make Il sell1
The conclusion IL that IL Is made TO inure Why made TO
genuine medicine Th Druggist very careful that HIS In
fanny should be we'll Observed for he ssh its less than
three nens that he has Braner.h Pills for aleall which
only three staemen he and honesty
perfectly rseIe But can tell bin tina, the morp guilt offs
seller OF Counterfeit Mediens than that OF
OF counterfeit Money The latter decidedly the hon
orsbe ofhe two He stands chance or being sent 10 the
State fro" Tor ten years. but seller Medi
cine you only bring your for damages aud
the sellers Of counterfeit m.dcrs have seldom nv thing 10
lose they caanst possibly be made p,y They confirm The
old that out ~ nothing nothing be obtained.
NV Office In the Bowery few doors south Of ri. uuh.h
ing seller Of Counteret Brandreh Pills. Purchase them Al
my oce which 276 8e~ery between Prince and Hou.tos
streets Aud you value your health never 20 10 druggists
Ihave any who have ssed the Genuine PILE
but that satisfied they the best medicine they had
used iii for countereting knsves there
but little doubt bu long before this time they would have
Ken the place Of all other purgate medicines As i they
fair way so and u depends with the Judi
sou Pebble whether shall Ne secured IN my jss rsh
=. BRsNpRETH, NJ D., an Bro.s~sy.
14i Brosdwsy, 2e Bowry 1875 Hudson 81, being my
ocss the Pills purchased there be relied e N. true
and genuine. D. RANDRETH, NJ D. 10 scdam
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-21

ny@ TO THE PUBLiC-we call the special attention Of
he public 10 the inducements held out BY svLvysrrs &c
56 Broadway fo investing real estate situated New Or
Notwithstanding the attempts made by the feus David
Hale Of the Journal Of Commerce. have good c'
knowing that the affair in question The entire cons
hence Of the We those persons who
nave any Doubts 10 call oa Sylvester Go. who desrou,
" giving the full and perfect satisfaction reply 70
ro.;y,.s made eHs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-21

CtLENDID NEW sToRs.-Chrstms. Presents, rhilip
- psnas, c-J. w. POWELL respectfully solici,s the
public call and examine the elegant asd rich en OF
China which he has just opened at ls7 Broadway comprising
the srsnds collection of Fascy Articles import
The device. rae elegant useful and Ornamental the land
scape and flower paintings Ill previous efforts Of this
hind porcelain The stock cons in part OF flower
tubes card and ut baskets Cologne bottles aud spriskler
ring trays jewel stands. esodsck pase burners inh
pen trays figures OF and animals
Castles cottages and churches. Also, superb variety Of tea
dinner and deser services together with beautiful vsrt
" emit Of rich cut glass. &c. &e. he aitfw'
NASH sYsTEM-CLOTHiNG -Clothisg Who'll. sale and
~ rata sold 10 accommodate the times pilo cloth Over
Coats on skin Over Goats beaver cloth Coats Dress
Cos Pants and Vests Of varo-s snds Shirts, Drawers,
Cellars. stocks, Handkerchief, &e Re. The bovs article
viii be sold very low Cor cash. Al No oe Greenwieh streets
corner Of Barclay street rth east
dim JACOB Bo0ART.,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-21
: CONFIDENTIAL.

TIE. BELLS MEDICAL OFFICE, No. 4 Courtlandt st..
~ second door from Broadway. Dr. Bell continues usual
to be consulted in all Of delicate nature. Syphtc
and mercuria Affections disorders a the urinary organs &c.
&c. which have baed and
to be benefited and relieved application Dr.
Bell Professional sk coupled with twenty years exp riencc
the treatment IT the alb diseases enables the doctor
.lsu rcI.ef ana a a all baucn..
Rewa Of pretenders EMPIRES and medical buffers and
member No Coulandt street. two dosrs from broadway
d. lmS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-21

ITAvANA.-Mrs WEST has resumed susine. ri No. %
II Gale nquirdor where she will be prepared to receive
E,aroers sormcriv.
Reference jobs Rehs. Esa No. 81 Broad street. who
will furnish information applicants formali
s to be observed b. strangers TO avoid detention landing
tHsvana- oliawsm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-21
PATENT WDNDLAss.
II t. DIST r. A ID.

prepared execute with despatch all orders for their Un
Tvahed Patent sweed Beam Winlas Bedsteads, which
sw almost universally used being the best article " yet IN
,ented-cono,nng ease, convenience and durability.
The sackng acted upon by the wndss and swelled beam
made perfectly light and free from all liability u still lcav
ng elasticity IN the which renders particularly
sna simple constructions the matter Of putting and taking
Town win be found Of little troahle with hos
,fany other construction, whilst the precision With which s
component parts fitted acts safeguard against the intro
'uct,os 81 any hind Of vermin
From the taken 10 render each Bed.tead perfect ei,
tsates for durability will recommend thsna rurchasers
ho invited 10 sa and esamne large assortment
and.
Also, large assortment Of elegant Furnisur. Matrase,
Feather Beds, SC. constsnty on hand.
wv. 4 G soUTHACK, No. los Broadway,
jel5y Frsnklin House
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-21

a. pOOn WILL BE FORFEIT I'D, " ID. Poett. Ersdi
ID lOUU Gator Fails of certain del
icae disease in less than ~ hours. For sale, wholesale
retail by appointment by A. D. d. SANDS ~ and 100 Fu
ton street. the following Drug sors s Chamber
ree, Broadway, Of Chamber and Church streets
ga Broadway 81 and $50 Bower, Burnett HOW'LL n
Bowery corner armine and Streets - eth Avsnu
and Rurners Patent Medicine store, " Canal street.
Price 81 e21-Sm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-21

hANlEL sWEENEI, Ann s,reel, retsrIs nis ssIess'
~ thanks to his friends Cor the liberal Sportthsy
have uniformly rendered him since he first his Refractory
and them that will be his constant eudcavor ~ ms
sonnuanee Of their appreciation. His table urnhss
with the market affords and those who may honor h
table with their presence may depend upon being served wh
eleaafinsss, civility and promptituds. jio II
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-21

M oTfCE-SeAlcd proposals requested Tor the Manure
IN made al the New York and Harlem Railroad Company
Stables AID street, from $50 horses at from lbs Of straw
day horse year o day Of January $780,
Proposals be addressed TO John wNlGAM, superin-
tendn TO be opened the 27h instant aud the contract
given that day to the highest Offer. dc ta7d'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-21

ing and fostering their miserable limitations
the public for genuine
snuae Buffalo Oil IL fast takipgthe place Of all other
Mt,cle promote the growth soften and beauy the Hairs
gives u soness that other article and
u 10 carl beastuyby free will darksn and rive the
hair satin gloss IL gy perfumed gives perfect sat
isfaeton all who have given trial. You will observe
the sigaurs OF the proprietor civilian Brown also "Bua.
10 Oil imprinted the Bottle In consequence Of
ter which has recently appeared aHd Is for sale have
been persuaded 10 obtain label engraved "copper" for
Act OF Congress the Clek Once Of the District Court of
Ma sschuet Any iufrings viii be dealt with accord
ing 10 law. Dealers supplied BY A. Sands No 70 100
Fulton Sold at retail by Hing ga Broadway; Bune
Canal ct; Emsree n East Broadway, Guion 27 Bowery
Hart corner Of broadway and Cham 'ers st.
Price s7l cents. dl5Im