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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-05


~ NEW YORK TATTERSALLs-Rs
~ JS regular sales BY auction a t,is we'll known -
RE&& tablishasnt, Of HORSES Carriages &c sonGr
~ ~ nsste tahs place on every Msndsy, = 4
a o'clock, Throughout the year. ''t 4TT
Tbs regular sale will take place Monday June ~
At II o'clock cenmensiag with Carriages Harness &C. - e
IL o'clock the sale Of Horses viii csmzsncs. II !. AS
Gentlemen having Horses to dispose Of requested -
make early aPPhcatisn good nxmber q -
catalogue no horse be offered register
ed time Tor number the eataoguc for which puEsse -
re''sr WV D kept 0ps. ~ Saturday ,st yu.s ISP
Successor to j. W. Watson 44o Broedvsv
> At private saleOns pair Of very fne black kor,cs
DO DO bay horses; svsry fae single horses. 81 81
imported Cabriolet belong 70 His EXCELLENCE k Hir
Of France, sold only hex leaving the United States
sa4y 0.WM
q uLPHukiC BATHs-W ashing,oa Baths, No. 90 Pearl
~ street, near Broadway-LOUIS TIMOLA AT has ~ Nor
e announce to the psbc and those who csd
to administer his Sulphur Baths his =
above His method, introduced by himself STATE II
ago. far superior that used in the Steam Sui
Phurc Baths that have been recently up this metropolis
The opinions Of the first physicians the long standing Of
these Baths sufficient their good quail
ties l. T. attends personally to the Gentlemen, Mrs
% the Ladies Every attention paid to the cleanliness and
comfort OF those who honor him with their patronage
mys 3tawlmis
GALAMANDER WORKS, Ne. q Canaon strset.-Ths
~ proprietor Of this establishment particular at
enton OF proprieors ofuaces Of different iron fcu
der engineers mason ssildrs chemists manufacturers and
others who require great heat articles made BY h
consisting principally Of Fire Bricks Of all and
shapes warranted equal to the celebrated Stourbdec brick
Tiles Of various kinds for bakers and green houses
sres for CRATES Innings for stoves FIRE cement Portable Farna
superior to Others Flint Stone Ware chemists war
raned resist tae action OF FIRE. acids &c large -
sortment Of these articles kept constantly hand and
likewise made order notice al Of which s,e
offered for sale the most reasonable terms
nls-3n. M. LIE FOULON, Propreter. q
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-05

100 SELF Cooking and revolving bore fissoas
lUV 900 Rides, assorted, kae and common
500 sisgle barrel guns, do do
100 double do do do
1000 pairs pocket and belt pistols
5000, 900 Percussion Gaps
Gan Locks Rise Barrels and full and eonpete stock Of
terial Tools and every article required 10 the Gus and
Pistol trade, for sale BY A. W. SPIES CO.
nvl-2m l92 Pearl St
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-05

" The subscriber has taken the House No ReOse-
Welt Pearl and Chatham which he fitted up and
furnished with eye to neatnes and convenenc The far
furnished. IN n
To clubs and parties to limited number Of boardsrs ana
to travellers the New England House offers accommodations
which the advertiser trsf wall him Of the pub
lie patronage e4 N HU0HE6
49, - --s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-05

u EFRlGERATORs.-J. NJ LYONS ne " patent SAFE
~ Refrigerators and Wine Cooler Ware Room No. AG0i
Broadway The advertiser having made important i'm
provements in the construction OF the above article The
doors opening in 'front.' thereby making easy all the
shelves and admitting the ice 70 in its proper place with
out disturbing the shelves their On
the above article retain the ice as long or
longer than any other Refrigerator.
B-Csuntry merchants, hotel propretors refectories
families, SC. will find il to their interest to call.
The public cautioned against infringing this patent
my2S-lms tEsf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-05

rJ,O Old Iron Dealers and ros Meerslos per hundred
will be paid for old Cast Irsn, nj 100 Fourth street. cor
ner Of 9th Avenue, Al the Wash inalon Foundry.
A Melter wanted-To who understands his business
WE'LL and well recommended steady employment and
good wages will be given. jeAy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-05

HARDWARE. CUTLERY 4 BRITANNIA WARE.-
Ii case Rodgers q Sons Penknivcs
10 casks Dixon Sons Branaia Ware,
do assorted Table and Pocket CUTLERY,
| DO Wade Butchers Razors,
do Greavcs Sons Files,
30 do general assorted Hardware,
BY last arrivals opsnisg and for sale from the shelves
accommodating terms, by A. w. sPlhs co.
n77sn lo2 Pearl street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-05

MEMS, YOUTHS AND CHTLDRENs CLOTHING
1v1 The Subscribers constantly hand, very large
assortment Of Ready Made Clothing suited every sge and
size, which will be sold at low prices for Cash.
al 3m+ GEO. A. HOYT 4 CO.. IA Bowery.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-05

=. o. syLvEsTER's
mv9s Iso Broadway and ~ Wall st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-05

rTyo ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS, AND OTHERS
The subscribers would respectfully inform builders and
others that hv have constantly hand and prepared 10
furnish al short notice. architectural ornaments Of every de-
scpton for the interior finishing Of dwellings
do all the orders or architecture CONSOLES ruse e.
riehed moudngs rostes. pstares here ornaments Sc NC
&c any The ong proved quality Of cemposson crna
meats executed ny the rerders useless to say much ~
its eulogy and with the they possess asd rcm long
practice IN The execution of models ouds and every depart
ent Of business fatter themselves that for soldness Of ree
and general sharpness and beauty their work will be found
muck superior 70 thing Of the knd done any other place.
they having avoided that tiny Cat asd underlined appearance so
much and justly complained o. Great attention. having
paid the modes OF manufacture insure the best qua al
the possible price, they happy 10 that their pre-
sea Of prices will be ound be beyond the reach Of
abatement " competitions.
Builders Of New York. any part Of the United States
uona sad material saving, and likewise procure superior
article by calling writing for any thing Of the kind they may
require a. We have hand and enabled GIL orders 70
any amount al very short notice
- CALLER q MURPHY,
Mandatory 500 Broadway,
nvl4sms One door from Niblss.
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w A r M BA T II q.

n
f- THE Proprietor Of the Globe Hotel respectfully in
forms the public at his Bathing Establishment in full
operation and he invites all who fond OF such urury 10
cali and Judge OF the completeness Of his arrangements BY
personal examination OF the Constant attendance will
be given peon having charge Of the Baths, day
he Baths, a. we'll As from Broadway. ny23-in
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-05

NATURAL ASPHALTIC STONE.
0 FOR SALE large quantity Of Asrhaltic Stone The
agent Tor the Of Switzerland has with him wcrkmcn
will show gratis any pesn how TO employ the stone
Any workman can lsarn II 10 short time.
Orders for aide walks cutters, ponds canals terraces, NC
&c will be readily attended TO.
Ohce 90 Pearl street. up stairs nyos.lm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-05


GkNA&S OF THE YONKERS AND HAIR
s5fe55<SEf-5S1 LEM STAGE.-The proprietor
-HS6N2X-0& spectfully informs the pbulic that the
Yonkers and Harlem Stage will leave
the Mansion House at o'clock A NJ, and at o'clock r
for Harlem.
Returning will leave Ranor Hotel Harlem, the arriva
of the o'clock A. NJ train from New York. and the arrival
ofthe O'Clock p M train from New York, for Yonkers
NJ BAH persons that start 60 New York city, and
should be unfortunate to miss the regular trip Stage
Steamboats, be furnished with Stages the most
reasonable terms.
The proprietor would advise the public generally to take
sage board the boat whenever they obtain IT but when
they canns would eelingy and afectionatey solicit
them take the Stage in preference to the Foot Line.
The public cannot otherwise than appreciate this very be-
nevolent and charitable effort.
Parties from II 20 in number be furnished with Stages
to fetch them from Harlem Yoakes and carry them back
at the regular stage fare 3 cents each way by giving the
prietor or two days notice
Letters win come direct by stage or nail.
Persons writing the proprietor relative to stage matters
will obge him particularly paying the postage, it
ceedngy difficult to obtain small change in the country
DEWITT c. KELLINGER, Proprietor.
Yonkers, May Is, 1889. myl5 Ina
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-05

nATENT WATER CLOSETS, FORCE PUMPS, AND
Il BATHS, Manufactured BY j. STONE,
nyIl-ln' Plumber and Engineer, $50 Broadway.
Qy- ADJOURNED SAIL OF VALUABLE PROPER
Tf the Seventh Avenue 2t 2asd and 23a sreessbemg
part Of the Estate Of the late Henry Eckford, Esq.
JAMES pLEECKER co. will sell, on Wednesday, .
i1th OF june, at IL O'Clock, their Sales Roo, 3OBr
OF Exchange Pacshe residue Of the on ne
Henry Eckford, nsA naming from the sale Of The
Msy--consisting Of Az
81 lots Seventh Avenues between 7ls and oath
II lots the north side Of 7st street. east Of and adjonin
the lots fronting Seventh avenue.
30 lots 1lnd street, do
~ lots 23d do do.
plots do do. de.
The sae will be without TO the highest bidder.
Terms--i0 per the day ofsaelbp per ksde
livery Of thede sbalsace being parts remain
and mortgagetc syears, at per cent
Lihogsphc maps be obtained Of the Auctcnee hyhs
9th June. my3l-l1t
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that win BE his constant esdesvor 10 merritt
sennwance Of their APPRECIATION His table always furnishes
with the beat the market affords and those who may sosor ms
table with pre.eae may depend upon being served via
cleanliness, cvility and promretude. ~
CARsApARILLA PoRTER-A new and healthy bever
WHITING 4 BABCoCK,
h 81 Liberty street
awe have made trial Of the sarsaparla Porter mansfsc
ursd and sold BY Mesrs Whiting Babcsek and have found
IL = very lively and pleasant beverage.
From the Ingredients which into its composition
eve that II will be found wholesome and refreshing drink
asd free from the unpleasant consequences which follow The
use Of strong Beer and Porter.
Alfred c. Post Id.
N. Borrowe NJ. ID.
Gilbert srstA NJ ID.
william N. Brakeman, NJ. ID
New York May "a 1890. u. Mead, I'D
This Porter will be delivered In any part Of the city,
board OF vessesso in suitable packages FOR transportation
10 any part Of the United States. ny27.lm
NOR sALEreasonable for cash. consequence sf the
present holder going west 90 fall shares ree and clear
from acssnents Of Electro agnetic stock the Rhode
Island Chartered Company This der ed 10 be one Of the
best OF the day. Of which any viii Ne convinced
who has the large machine in operation al No SO
Gold street stairs Any wishing TO purchase VIII please
address j. G. upper o.f Office, sousdesialy. ny7oiw
U,EETH-No. ~ M.rray street-Artifcia ircorrsphbly
Teeth inserted in the neatcst Style, Wy BushEf Den
t Teeth eansed 6led extracted &C. Full sets made In
the best for masteaon Charges moderste.ter~s
cash. my75scdim'
rTABLKTTE or PEARL AND ALABAsTsR.--A 50.
perior Cosmetic Cor preserving the skis from becoming
chopped and for preventing that sdness and
~ consequent exposure 10 cod FOR removing ecke &c.
AID for healing pimpes and other erupton II siso r
prrcr 10 the ordinary Pearl Powder for improving the com
xior 10 which itfmparts additional sotness and beauty.
Tor sale BY cucns iso Broadway; j. H. Hart 77s Broad
and % Hudson street; and by r. Suor 1T sewery
o Grand 80 Henry Pike and corner Of Nam
and Front streets Brooklyn. Price - esna me seds.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-05

I'D OwRRY COTTAGE, 2os Bowery.-- The subscriber
ID would respectfully inform his friends and the public that
having aken the above establishment Formerly kept BY Ben
True and having improved reed and supplied his bar with
the choicest Of liquors and cigars hopes BY asiduos attention
to the comfort Of his guest to merit liberal share Of patron
age. EDWIN fAhhELL.
New York MAY I4th, 1880. nylbln'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-05

DREMIUM GHLDREN's CLOTHING.-GEORGEA A.
L HOYT 4 co, Ne IA Bowery, have on hand extensive
Of which obtained the premium the r which they
disposed to sell very cheap for Cash. either at Wholesale
retail. a5-2ms
QU}- LARGE SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-Ihe atten-
ton Of the public called TO the Of Real Es
tate Consisting Of the Arcade the City Hotel and many large
substantial and valuable ruvate granite bs dwelling houses
in the city Of New Ovie~as. SYLVESTER CO., Of lSe
Broadway appointed the agents for the rans,on Of the
business. Those genemen will have great pleasure
munca'ing every required information the subject
my24 Inn
MINERAL WATERS from Saratoga and White sulphur
lvl spaThe Subscribers have just received from the Con
Putnam, and Walton Springs At Saratoga, fall supply
Of Water in quart and pint bottles. Nte
Also having made arrangements with the proprietor Of the
White sulphur Springs Of Virginia for constant supply Of
this water and having received invoice Of the same
prepared TO execute orders left at either Of their
RUSHTON < ASPINWALL,
90 William IT, Ito Broadway, and 10 Aston House.
Soda asd seidtz Water kept in bottles Aeretoore for
family expectation. my2olms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-05

poARDING-ls genteei private family IN Brooklyn
ID The house y beautifully situated IN Pacific street hsst
house from the corner cf Henry the lens only two ~'sas
walk from the South Ferry The French English and spa
nsh languages spoken IN The family Apply |" above
my2i-ims
MILITARY AND FIREMEN's CAPs-MiLITARf
IVA HORSE EQUIPMENTS, Leather Gun cases Game
sacks All the above articles Wholesale and Retail Al literal
pricesalse franks vaees, Carpet bags, Hat Boxes and
- IS HENRY q GRATACAP,
ss9 Broadway, Between White and Walker streets
NE Companies about forming. both military and F'ferer,
car he furnished with Cars a. the shortest notice my ISM
IssEX C3nlaha wolfborough Bellevile, Fulton kilsy
~ and other uncurrent Eastern bank bills, wanted
- SYLVESTER n co.
| m,oalm. 1856 Broadway
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WEDNESDAY MORNING. JUNE s. 1899.
= REGULAR MAIL LINE FOR Bos-

= r~~ y REGULAR MAIL LINE FOR BOs-
TON, Daily, Sundays exceptedD from Bat.
= terry Place, Pier No. ]. n. River. via Stoa-
ngtoa-Ths MASSACHUSETTS, on Tuesdays and Fridays,
dollars. The Steamer PROVIDENCE, Captain Woolscy,
will leave this Wednesday 5th at o'clock for Ston.
ington, and the MASSACHUSETTS,, Capt Constock, on
Friday next both from Pier No. North River, for Provi.
dcace, direct.
Passengers via sonagton viii take the Railroad Cars the
arrival Of the Boat Stonngon and proceed without delay to
Providence Boston, and Freight for Boston and Providence
will be delivered the stenngton Rail Road and Forwarded
TO Providence at the same rates i direct BY the steamers q
this ne viz six foot The public rest assured
there will be ne racing by the Boats Of this Line.
CO For Information apply at the Office - Broadway
Regular days Of leaving New York this month"; Wednesdays
FARE REDUCED TO THREE DOLLARS.
NEW LINE FOR BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT AND
PROVIDENCE.
- 49, n The new elegant and fast sailing steamer
sxzEgys~-===1 JOHN w. RICHMOND, Captain Wm a.
Townsend, will leave for the above places,
- JNU' H. RICHMOND, Agent,
at the Office ON the wharf
Travellers be assured that this boat UiH not with
boat that be against her. but will proceed on her
route as il no other boat was in company jea-om
: E> n EXCURSION TO NEWPORT, New Jer
& - sew near Mid5letown Psint, county of Mon
mouth--The and elegant Steamboat
WAVE, Captain Oliver Vanderbilt, win making
Excursions TO Keypor every Sunday by leaving the foot OF
Rvngon street, East River at oclock A. M; the foot Of
Spring street. North River and the foot Of Vesey street,
Long Island and Segoin Dock, Staten Island, Prnses
Bay Lighthouses and returning will leave Keyport at
o'clock Segon Dock b. and Fort Hamilton Dock O'Clock,
p M. Fare, % cents each way. a6-sm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-05

L,NGLIsH SWING DOOR SPRINGS suitable Cor Bank
II ing House, Hotel, Store and other DOORS for which pur
poses they general England manufactured and sold
on, by the Patcntee, j. STONE, 800 Broa1~ az.
Numerous references be given ~hers they IN ~se
my11-ln'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-05

NEW REFECTORY.-J. SWEENEY inferno his friend
IN and pshs that he has opened Reectory in tha
large and elegant building, No. LA Fulton street Fish, Flesh
and Fowl always be found his tables and detcs
Of the rovided appears the market
No attention will be waiting his part to give
satisfaction, and he hops sad that generous eneouassnen
which he 10 determined to Deserve. -
ilO-tf j. GWEEHEY.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-05
MOTIFS PATENT CHARCOAL FURNACES esus-
INl bne advantages than any other apparatus in
~ a..

N. Y. sus, March nth, 1859.
Ssd BY A. Stone A36 Pearl street; Wn Heagh, asa Pearl
street; Tmpson Cor l26 Cherry Seymour Patterson
10 CatharHe street; w. Seymour Chashz Squares
W. b. O. b. Pcnheld - Bowery; w Blacket, 3o< Bow
ery Pierce Lockwood, st6 Broadway Mr. Ladia., lx3
Bsadway; Deavsn, Broadway, Broone Chadwick ssl
Spring; L. Field 23l Water st.; Osborn Little - Fulton;
W. L.. Barnes, ITO William 81; C. Chamberlain % Delascsy;
sA House. 2i5 Wafer ST. j. L. Brown, 2as Water st; VIM.
Deems % Carmine ST. stany, Bowery. Of Bay
ard street. Wn Morrison l6si Fulton Isaac Merritt l3s
Ditision 81 ~. r. Kelly ID and 9th Pershali
Feek Of Boomc and Norfolk D. Hasted i17 9Th
avenue VIM Lswerre, Wilamsburgh r. A. Cooke, 70 High
street, Brooklyn, and y. L. MOTT, ratsntee,
jel6t 264 Water st., above Peck slip.
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commissioners Sale OF
VEG HOES.

10y vrture Of decreal Order Of the Circuit
ID Superior Court Of Law and Chancery for Mel
son county, pronounced at the last term Of sad
Court in SUIT IN Chancsry between William Ball
administrator OF Sarah Bail, deceased, &c Plaintiffs,
against John Joplng and others, Delendants we
as Commissioners, appointed for the purpose by SAID
decIee. viii on tie dth Monday 10 Jannay next,
that bel Court day. at Nelson Count house. ex-
pose sale, 10 the highest bidder, AT pubic auction,
Twelve slaves,
Consisting Of Men, IIomea, Boys and Gils, on IA
credit OF SIX months-the purchasers 10 give bond
with approved security ior the purchase mohey.
HENRY T. HARRIS.
CHARLES PERROW.
Dec. L. IDS
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Ga the same day Of he above sales, and at the
same place, there viii be hired for the ensuing year,
some lury or fifty NEGROES, belonging 10 The es
rafes Of Beverly X. Scott, decd and Christopher
I,bell, dec d. Among these Negroes are Two good
Walernen good Shoemaker, hfst tale Black
smith, and several excellent field hands and house
Servants. Also few likely Boys, WHO have been
LIVING IN Tobacco Factories.
II the real estate belonging 10 G. lsoell, deed,
should not have been previously disposed Of, It will
ON that day be rented a public auction, for the Gu
suing year. This estate consists Of The White
House and Lot, IN Madison, a TRACT OF LAND
adjoining Mr. John VI. Williams, and another Tract
IN Amherst county, about five miles from Lynch
burg, AT present IN the occupancy of Samuel Scott.
The Tact OF Land near the Peaks OF Ouer IS also
for sale or rent
In addition 20 the above. | have for hire privately,
about twenty valuable house Servants AM Hands
for Tobacco factories.
MAURICE II. GARLAND.
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Administrators sale OfSc-

I WILL SELL on Friday, tie 18th Of this
l. month"; (December) at III. residence OF Culvraln
Ford Sen, IN the lower end of Campbell county the
following Negroes Richard, Joe, Hannah aud RAJ
chael. Likewise, parcel OF Household and kitch-
en- Furniture and Cow and Calf Terms.-A ere
dit offonr months on all sums over 81 The pur-
chasers giving bonds with approved security.
BENZ w. WALkER.
administrator Il Hesetiah Ford, deceased.
Dec. Q l3D
The above sale i. postponed I'll Thursday, the
lob INST, (Deecmbrr) b, W. WAIVER,
Administrator.
Dec. IL IDS
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Dec. 10
r-o,umi,siOners' SALE Of Land in Camp
bell county.


10y virtue Of the provisions OF a decree OF the
comfy court of Campbell pronounced at the
December tenn 1889. in the case OF Black &al. vs.
Paun,Il Nal. the undersigned appointed commissions
rr, for the purpose, viii proceed, on Saturday The
18Th day of January 1910, on The premises, 10 eX
mise To the ghest bidder, AT public auction, the
Tract of Land, Wing III the county OF Campbell, ad-
inning The Lands oil Jno. ). Payne and Others on
which MIS- Michael Black now resides--beins the
same and of VIII cl the late John Black, died seized
.op,,ininr 7I5 arres more or less. The land " i'll be
aid in mare els or in whole, the COmss shall
udye 10 be most expedient the day Of sale, ac-
cording to discretion vested IN them BY the SAID
decree.
Mrs Black is entitled TO hold tins lard during
the wear le4o-and the sale will be made sub eGt 10
this right the purchaser OF purchasers having pos
session for seeding purposes in the fail of le40 and
iull possession on the ls day OF Ja,uaty lsil.
Terms of sale-One thnd Of The purchase money
10 be paid on the Isl Janury 1871 aud The balance
in two oual annual instaments from that day-the
purchasers giving bonds with approved personal
security and the title retained additional secufl
~.
The title is believed good, but ihe undersigned
will convey such only as the decree aforesaid vests
IN them. JNO. b. DABNEY.
BOILING CLARKE,
WM. ORGAN,
&. ID. GILLIAN,
JNO. 5. PAYNE.
COMM ST
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-19
Ten Dollars He.rTyrd.

Il 4 about four weeks since, a Negro Woman named
f. AN NY,
The properly Of Mr., II. +. Terry, Of Franklin coun'
w. Va. She sent 10 TO be sold Tor Mr. Terry,
aud left on the day that she was to have been
sold. She is about 35 yeats Of age, quite large,
though not tall, being very heshy, aud had on when
she left plain Linsey irook. She WAS raised IN
Mary land, aud sold to Mr.. Terry by Mr.. Richard
Il. Ileaden, who now lives just below Richmond,
on James RIVER We think II likely that she went
down the River in boat, and HAT She may now be
about Richmond, and that perhaps she may attempt
to 90 farther nor,h.
We will give the above reward for her arpfehen-
sion and drye!yto Us in Lynchburg, or her conhne-
neut IN jail So that she be recovered
HUNT & MARTINI
Dec. Q Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-19
REMEDY FOE PIES.

nR. W. W. MARSHALL'Sl fufallbIe remedy
~ Tor the above disease, by1l. LATHAM.
n. B.-Numerous references. can he gyen.9 We
submit the cerlicsies Of the fsrv. William a Smith
aud Thomas Hurt, specimens oi many nt0re Mat
might be offered Others 's be published i,o.l tt,no
time, may find room.
This is TO certify IT, I'll have had fairopponunly
10 know both the ns .ure aud effects OF d.. MarshalFs
remedy Tor the BIIND PMS, aud think it duty
owe 10 thGsa who suffer with this distressing disease
to say, that IT may be confidently re. saje.
agreeable and efficient remedy for ibe ofH 0t seso
Tor which the proprietor recommends IL. 81 his
been extensively used in the rlrcle oil my acquan-
lance, and case OF failure has come to my
knowiege. WILLIAM A. SMITH
Ell. othe ia. An G. Con JoarRdt.
Richmond. "a Octob r. 81, 1897.
thereby cettdy that was aill ete, for annnber oi
yeas with the Piles, which produced great weak
ness and a genera, arrangement otthe system. Atef
several aud repeated prescriptions tom Physieaus
(which proved Of avail fortunately tot lne'l saw
| an account OF Dr.. W. w. Ntarshafs remedy ma
newspaper. procured u, aud in short lline u
made q perfect cure, and in the eititsa ei t~n
months | ecganed sav usual health. cauaw,ail
carHd ence Recommend 1t rs ticr.iits --i-.y.
ss4a THOMAS HURT
= Hate thimncys, Ia Ot. ~, 1887.
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