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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-24

O. The Richmond Wig proposes that dele
gates be appointed from this State 10 tile National
Convention AT lsam'sbnrs, by The separate asien os
the different Con- sssssSa) dlsnics-each drsUlcJ
sending one. Ne should have NO objection to this
plan, il nos for the dhcnhy, NAY rhe impossi-
billy of securing concerted aetioa between abs dit
lerent counties of tie seycsaf districts. Our own
impression is decidedly IN favor OF State Coaven-
ton io the purpose Of appointing aeiegates and,
as there is always a l@ge aonsenaion af he White
Sulphur Springs, from all paris The Slats. caring
the Summer. there will be diatc uhy in Hping
full attendance Of delegates NJ that place. On thS
pln proposed by the Wing, We fser confden, thai,
If any delegates bs appointed from The State ALL
will be.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-24
pRINrE GEnRGr lnnn L. 1Son

PRINcE GEORGE, June Is, 1899
Ma. SrMr- Dear Sr Perhaps II may no, bes,p
interesting to you and your readers To learn the
sad and disastrous effects oi wind and hail storm on
Yesterday evening, winch passed over the South.
Western pat OF THIS County, and portion OF Sus-
sex contiguous to II. | viii, thetefIc give Won an
account OF without the least exaggeraron, con-
scIous that fyou, after reading this, could he an
eyewitness 10 lis effects, vpu would exclaim |
heard and behed, and 10 the han not told un.
70 me-" To day passed by the Farm of Col.
Williamson Slmons. and there ffst Witnessed its eff.
frcts. His crop of Com (Which was yesterday
promlsng) Is literally torn into ribbons, and conse-
qnently, seriously II nIed, rot near SO much how
ever as others OF Which Uuwill soon learn. Whc
| arrived AT Mr.. Edmund II Daniels in SUSSEX
such havoc, such destruction and such desol,te ed
appearance, | never before Witnessed, and p,ay
Heaven, never may agalo. His wheat is uite,Iy
aud entirely runed-l looked. but looked in
vain nr slnge stalk standing. He has this
evening commenced following II, for the rur-
pose oi planting II IN corn. next wines ed the dis
asirr Of his Com crop, portion OF which was a hea
high, and as we iatmers term IT, " laid by," aud
that is also entirely desroNed-pot only the blades,
but even the stalks are beaten oflD own TO about Is
inches high, having tie appearance OF being mar
tally rodden. Ills oaIs aud garden are also com
peleIv dcsiroyed-Mr. Thos. Mason's ,rop Of
wheat is also host aud a portion Of his Com crop,
winch was very promising, almost the same slIua
Is nearly in the sane cord,iion. This eyenino
rode, in company with Col. Summons and Mr.. Daniel.
TO Mr. Theion Gees Farm, and there, II possible, the
destruction is sui greater. HIS crops of Corn
Wheat. od's AID Cotton Are also entirely desto, ed.
In ms Cotton field there is not the vestIge Of stalk
remaining So violent was the hail thai Pigs Cos
lius and Turkics, were crushed TO death by lis
force, In Mr.. Gees garden, saw the bark knock ed
Oh OF trees IN places much larger than mans hand
and every We etabe IN his well AS in Mr. Dan
'eisis destroyed eulely-esen onions IN the ground
were bruised aud spit pieces. The hand in the
"oous Is wei covered with leaves and bougll of
tees' Nj. M Zee hats suliel ed to the same extent
~ afn thai at Mrs. l.. Balrd's aud Mess,s Peter
i"'ums s. Wm. Smtll's aud Thos Eldridpes the
weather was almost rs VIC lent aud their crous nearly
~ me same situation as those above detailed. MI
Sh'iih had held oil fine wheat entirely ,uined
ms evening saw IN MIR. Gees lane large u,antes
OF hail. some OF which was n,o,e Than an ,,ch =,
a'ahier' ana iha'' 'oo alter having iad tnproec
by any shade for about 81 hours In ano,he, Lar.
where II was projected from the SUM- gentleman oi
nn'ou5ted reraciiy informed me il was I,inp ,i,e,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-24

ROGUE CAUGIlT.-Some three weeks AGO.
Charles Spencer, The Cashier of the Phnaix Baak
al Luchheld, Conn. absconded, taking with him
portion OF the funds of the Bank. 1t an
pears that he made his way TO the West, aud was
proceeding souhwardly for New Orleans, when he
was arrested AT ST. Louis, at which point the news
ihs abscondlng had preceded him aboutiwentv four
hours
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-24
EDUC AYRON.

NEARLY OPPOSITE THT VIRsIxaN Orricr,
ESfECTfuLL1 Informs lits friends and ,be
- pubic general, that he continue, 10 ca,,v ~,
the manufacture ofCopper AMI Tin Ware in iii rho
varions branches. HIS stock of TIN Mare is NOW
large well assorted and well WORTHY the aten,io, NJ
no,h Wholesale and retail dealers. His stock of
STILLS and other Copper Ware IS also large and
desirable and he prepared 10 manufacture 10 o,lr
STfLLs oi any size pafIein. and will also repair old
cTILLs or take them in exchange for new ones.
re also bias on hand large and well assorted stock
:" Move Wire Tor wheat fans. DC, and is prepared
70 weave to my order be may receive.
Tie also has attached his esrsblis lneu. Brass
F"Hndry. and IS prepared to cast 10 order, BELLS
,"r 'svrrns. churches AID other purposes. Tobacco
Screw Boxes, aud all other kinds of Brass Castings
ne CONTINUES, also. 10 gutter aud coyrr honses
'nnrr VI town on eounry. mil Copper, Tin ZINC
~ Shref Iron. upon HE most layorabl, terms
od Copper: Pewter and Brass enher purchased or
taken ~ exchange for new work. Conntry ,,ro-
""s" ai-n taken IN cxehargc for ~ work 10 s line
June6 " ~ '',r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-24

The census of Hamilton County, Ohio has Just
been taken. The city of Cincinnati Is included IN It's
limits, and the enumeration shows male white pop
nlalion Tor the city and county, 81 years of are
OF 1000. In the year 1885 the number was 10 COL
showing increase about forty per cent within
the last four years
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-24

A Bank Convention, 10 consist of delegates from
the free banks Of New York, is to be held at Syfa-
Gus on the 10Th, for the purpose of adopting mea-
sures 10 correct existing irregularities, and to act
tremendously together
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-24

The Montreal papers represent me, arrests TO be
going on in .Capad1. 1hefe.seeins 10 be now in the
Cauadas more Of disposition to yield TO the propo-
>ed union of the Provinces
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-24

,nl ,ence afier h- capture Al San ,e,:,o .f'
IA Ans Is not the man repay eoareses IN kind
W. atureheud lial the Texan envoy viii lie disfi'
paine ed tn ahS hopes oil opening neenelalinn win
Mexico pfedtcit,a Hfon Santa Ans sense oiobllga-
ton or fasois received
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-24

fte al Aem oHcaHS.-On the lib fire broke
out IN a cotton plckery" near the corner of ST
iclcf and Ierdldo streets, which soon DESTROYED a
mhoIe square. About 20 buildings consumed.
"o chiIoien are SAID to have been burned 10
dealh. The loss falls heavily upon class Of nponc
limited IN then means
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-24

The PROJECTORS of the Great Western Steam
ship have declared annual dividend of 9 per cent
with 10000 on hand as CONTINGENT fund
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-24

The cool weather which we have had for two DAYS
past. Is accounted Tor by dreadful hail storm.
which desolaled portion of tins neig hbourhood on
fnday evening last. The particulars OF which are
furnished 10y the following letter from friend who
was an eye witness Of the dreadful effects of the
Storm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-24

BALTIMORE, June 10.
MYSTERlOl S.--No little speculalon has arisen
IN consequence of The unexpected and is Yet
eouniable disappearance oil Mr.. SAMUEL A. MILLER,
the confidential CLERK aud financial agent OF Mi j
1. STErNBfBoEN. The great cattle dealer OF VIZ
elna. Mr.. Miller left this city Saturday even
ing the 81 instant, for New orb for The purpose Of
attending TO some moneyed engagements Ion his
employer. After tansacting the business,
he settled his bill the As,or House.
TUESDAY, afternoon. the llth instant and was 10
have been at Newark, n. J. IN the evening. where
Mr.. :. had large loi Of cattle, hut from tia lime
up to the present lie has not been nor heatd Of
The faei OF his absence believe became known
heie on Monday, for the first time, III consequence
oil the non-payment OF two three acceptauces due
on that day by his empoycr--a matter winch had
always heretofore been puncually attended toby Mr.
Miller. Mr.. Seenbergen. however, reached tins ci
"yesterday morning, and promptly pad the accep-
taa.c7s 10 question-ihe whole amounting 10 about
500, 0b0 Reports have been in circulation that Mr.
Miller went Il IN the Great Western, which left New
York on Thu .day last, but these who better ms,
formed hold the story 10 be utterly untrue. 1t is
well known thai when Mr. NJ left bIs FOR the east
wa,d he bad entrusted hin, n'h considerable snms Of
money which were duly delivered IN Philadelphia
aud New York TO the pa,tes Tor whom they were in
tended; and II also appears that Large sums lave
been lett untouched which were entirely atlss dIspo-
sal Mr. NJ although scarcely turned of twtniyt
was remarkable for his integ and great business
tact, nj has always conducted the very large taus-
actions cunhded to HIM with perfect Satisfaction
all concerned. What has hecume OF him Is q mat
TEL yet involved IN impcnetfable mystery.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-24

The Sullivan, uniled States ship. one oil the SIX
experimental sleeps has been launched nj Ports
mouth IN. ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-24

gentleman connected intimately with the Affairs
OF the Brandon Bank, by the name of Walker, fam
l'"r'y called Buck Walker" has been blilad IN a
street fenconlre IN Mississippi.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-24

Mr. Secretary fo,syth has passed though New
ofk iof Boston, aud is said, lor Name where II
added, There is 10 he some negotiation about Ill,
Northeastern boundary business.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-24
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RowAND's Tone MIXTURE,
.E.S'D
TONIC MIXTURE PILES.

Heart Burn, etc.
From Or. tmos Il. Smith. Northern liberties, Philad
Dear Sir,-l congratulate You your good fortune in
presenting the othc victims OF Fever and such
blessing us your Tonic Mixture has full, proved it.
self 1t is speedily becoming the iasortc remedy with all
who appreciate its usefulness. and long, will be esteemed
of The important discoveries of the nge. Fever
aud Asue has ithelto hnfe the skill Of the eminent
OF ruc uncrs. aud thcv deem presumption 10
promise moo than temporary aid. Your Toucmxturc haw
over to have and peculiar power arrest the
disease and and rc-estubsh the balance ri anno
ny and health. hope YOU will pcrsesee extend the in
ducucc o the medicine and that the public Will estimate ON
generosity. ours, respectfully,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-24

Longer than have tine to tell hi. ,rn,s.
Ever believed md Ia, l,ig, may his rule Er
And when old time shall lead Inn 10 his enc
Cummings and be Gil UP one nnnn,nrnl.n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-24

a. IL. SMITH NJ d.

E3trset of n letter from Dr. Sfcrcas, Bucks Go. Pa.
Sir-I brought home with me during the autumn OF l83
the first quantity of Your Mixture which heard highly ex-
olltd permanent for Fever and Ague disease
which AT that period prevailed extensively our cou6
Try, NJ, uriehbors and patients had become accusom
ed othe Hse q BarkS and unnc &c. that they ceased
render them any and they readily consented make
unl of Your medicine believe thai there AT this time
hundreds who would cordially testify To the benefit they
have received from lis employment and would gladly aid To
spread knowledge ots peculiar virtues. There been
very te oil the Aguc in the ncghbohood since the nirodnc-
uon at the onie Mixture which is mainly attributed the
very general use OF tins medicine J. |. STEVENS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-24

Nav %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-24

h"wnnds Eyc-N ateT, toriulqmmations &c ofthe Eyes
DO. smpw!pabic Dentifricc. a valuable article
for the Teeth aud t.unls. ,
RoWaHd's Amnoniatcd E,ni,roentiou for On;psy
Rhenmam, Spfaius. &c. ct hsh standing 49,
Rowands Alternative ENfrnct. for Live; d;seosos
Jaundlcc, Scntyy, Mercurial diseases ctc
RoWand's Aiabnstcr Powder for be,utfv;pc mi coz
temng the complcXio - - ~ ~
""""nd'- Ncrmii"ge or Worm DESTROYER eel.
braled and popular remedy. WV
For sale by uOWEI n ,yIrS .co,,
July b ~ " " 80 aSon'' r
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-22

J,RESH FRUITNow landing ana 10 store, large stock
Of Malaga Fruit, crop, offered in lots suit city and
country dealers for cash only at the following low rates
Prime Bunch Rans, whole boxes, 81 60 per boxHsives
and quarters proportion Lex In whole kegs &c l0olh
- per key Fresh Figs drums ao per pound SC SC.
All warranted H. fine order.
THEODORE WALSH, ia Font street,
ol6-lw near the corner Of Wall street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-22
BeOIxKEEPENG.

So CkDAR STREET, NEAR BROADWAY
n3C. c. MARSH Accountant Informs the public that hs
Rooms continue open very evening from for the purpos,
giving instruction the Theory and Practice Of Bookkcsp
ing The 10 lessons, Itch may be taken 10
cc. ssive evenings the OF the pupil the
instruction Is individual and not in classes.
Instruction. also given during the day from to and
o6.
Prospeetues with terms and full account Of the method
NAV be had AT the rooms. s35lmeo-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-22
MO CURE NO Pay SANDS REMEDY SALT
IN RHEun. New York, sept. 10, 1889.

Nv RHEUn. New fork, sept ~, 1888
Aiesus A. D. q d. sand.-Cenlemcn For about year
past been severely afflicted with the Salt Rheuu, and IN
obtain relief used various popular medicines with
any good eject then applied to sciAn and final
y another of the most emucnt in the city but
complaint baed their sk entirely and neither Of them
eved Seeing your advertisement and certificate OF
FROM Mrs Chapman 10 Chatham street. called IN her
the truth and happy to have u all confirmed
which yos stated bought box Of your Remedy aud
bottle of Sarsaparia and after usiag Il trcc days.
dseae susdued the distress relieved aud then felt that
should be cured have since bought another box and bottle
aud we'll. The completed m between
and weeks and from being cripple scarce able to leave
bed now the Of your valuable incidence restored
health again You have SINGER, thanks and any psr
afflicted with this disease, will call At residence
will confirm all these facts and many more which are unne
cssary to publish. have recommended II 70 a. many o.
&C my friends all OF whom u has equally identified Truly
yours, Mrs. MAkcAhEI LAM,
affords US pleasure publish the above certificate, AZ
who would be pleased 10 any person who
afflicted this complaint and direct them 20 the means OF
obtaining relief All diseases Of the skin such tet 70,
scad head BARRIERS itch the face &c
are tuay cured b, its aud all who afflicted With
these npan in form invited 70 call and get cured
without delay Prepared and sold wholesale and retail ny
A. ID sands Nos. 70 and 100 Fulton street New York
sold also by II. Ra~s Co. Albany T. Irivett Po-ghkeep
sic D. NJ Patten. New r. w. Ball Harttord j. A.
wadsworh Providence VIM Brown, isl Washington street,
Boston and BY druggists generally IN The principal towns ~
the United states Price 81.
N.B. Merchants supplied on the most liberal terms
o1lm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-22

L,OR THE BENEFIT OF MR.. WILLIAM DIME
Il FORD, late Manager # the BssOery 1heafSe-t hav
ing been understood and that the mansge OF the
Nu0 Chatham Theatre had literally appropriated night for
the benefit Of Mr. Dnneord Of the bowery the
undersigned feeling every sympathy for his continued losses
and bearing testimony his industry and enterprise not ony
intend to sustain him HE appeal to the iberai OF the eit
enelve but do cheeruy mend him to the pa
tronage and support OF the public in making the beneh avaa
BILE and productive
Daniel y. Tylee, Samuel D. Jackson,
John McKeoa Charles II. Deleyan,
M. M. Noah, John Lovejoy,
John II. Lyingston,J r. Jacob Ackcr,
Frances l.. WaddeIl, Robt Anderson,
George P. MorrI X. H. Hodges,
Daniel Mcleod, Richard A. Locke,
Thomas Snowden, John NJ. Bloodgood,
w. w. Williamson, Wm. L. Loutrei
VIM McCoon, g. l.. Waters
s. jerks Smith, j. NJ Dodge,
Alexander Birback James NJ Lowndes
P. j. Speiro Charles Del Vecchio,
VIM. Fl. Bunu DR. John Carnochan.
Edward Lanmar Wm. Anderson M. ID,
Doctor Razlehurst
The Benefit will take place on THURSDAY EVENING
next at the New CHATHAM THEATRE which occasion,
attractive i'll be presented, embracing much
volunteer talent which will shortly be announced The price
Of Tickets will be TO the Boxes, and FIFTY
the Pit Seats at the Box Once and
tickets may be obtained Of OF the above gentlemen aud al
at the following places. viz:
The SHAKESPEARE. OF William and Nassau strts
S. w. sEELY Bowery Hotel.
@. w. BROWNS hotel Water street
SANBORN LUSCOMB, Park Row, and of
R.BUNN, Washington street. OLD IT
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-22

BOUGHT VALUE cIvyS IN CASH, nv
IA. LEvETT 1917 Willism street
ny~Knowing there persons whe make great pun IN
their for OF Clothing, &C. NC, and who
in many do not give the full value for the ssmeH
will those gentlemen vino may have such articles by
Them and who may send for hm Of receiving the utmost
value In CASH Cor every article.
line through the Post Office otherwise 10 the above adj
dress, will meet with due attention ol06w-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-22
SEGARs. SEGARS.
f" Let the topper delight in the bottle and glass
will scek not VS. PLEASURES to mar,

will seek not us pleasures to mari
But there netking that can the enjoyment surpass,
or a real Havana segar.'- The Smokers Song
q ElXAS hs established and popular stand % Cedar st.
- continues from his agent in Havana per every
arrival Sega the choicest and most approved brands that
the market affords.
His stock on haad comprises greater variety than
be procured other establishment the city, m
GLIDING the celebrated Extra Regaas, Nofegs Dos Amegos
Victoria Unon Trarica aud Others which he has no hest
aton avsrrne sup, TO any hitherto imported
Citizens and strangers requested to call al 80 CEDAR 81
and ;ulee fnr themselves. s23 I'm
q. = on REWARD CROSS SPEClFiC MIXTURE.
WcOOFer the of Gonorrhea, Glees structures aud
Analogous complaints of the organ, Of generation.
or all remedies yet discovered for the above complaints
this is emost certas
makes p edy and permanent cure without the least re
gard Diet drink exposure change IN application 10 ou
sn.ss
We give long quacksh recommendations deceive 9
public e the medicine does not speak Tor ITSELF one shall
speak for IT, Our object TO notify II be hd am
the pro challenges single of Gonorrhees
TO be bough in which the Mixture will not ehecta rapid
cure; under forfeiture Of $500
hi. disease that pervades all ran OF 90
cetyhigh low rich and poor, matrimonial and single They
are now presented with remedy which they them
selves without the least exposure the shortest time possbe
Eurth the disease be contracted f dose OF the
Mixture al night going TO bed when exposed
put up in bottles with fui drecsns accompanying IT,
bottle One bottle lasts week. which generally cures
Many cured in Two days
For sale only Dr. Wm II. Mpors drug store, No l93
Broadway; corner of Dey street (Frsnkin HouseD New
York; aud At Jones uchnsons Of Chesnu, and
streets. Philadelphia oIb3n'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-22

: Es. p FOR NEW ORLEANS piR nc To
st1ssend1sx ship NATCHEZ, 500 tons burthsn, Joseph
surer master lying the wharf 10 front Of the Tobacco
Warehouse. will positively sail above The Natchez mas
undergone material alterations and improvements, and - now
believed 10 the substantial and fast steamer belonging
10 the United States Fare in the main saloon soo-in the
fore saloon SIS Children snder 10 years. and servants hall
Price Passengers intending TO by the hatcher are re-
aueed to call early and their berths few tons OF
Ight freight will be taken at 30 per cubic foot Apply
10 JOHN LAIDLAW co. ~ Old slip.
Consequence OF the continues unasora-
BILE from New Orleans respecting the health OF the
place request OF the day sailing Of me
Ea,st.. !. nos,co,ed III Tue.day nd Oct oe-t22d
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-22

GLASS STAINING, &c.-WM GIBSON haying been
VI accustomed to send specimens OF Ornamental Painting
ani Glass Staining the annual exhibition Of the Fair OF the
Institute bess cali the attention II the cat Of
New York the why he declines doing this season,
in order to any impression which might
exist that rces from the field under the apprehension that
his specimens Of inferior either design workman.
ship On perusa Of letter dated 18th August, published in
the erad OF 10Th inst ddressed to T. b. Walenan Cores
pondug Secretary of The Institute, nc a,ers himself that
cry JUDGED person viii justify his proceedngn declining
any exhibition Of rivalry when the door either closed
against fair, impartial decision. when TIE decision OF the
judges accordance with the Of the committee,
they decline acting upon their award W. g. Is entirely IN the
dark regarding motives which have influenced the commit
in disregardng the decision Of the judges that his speci
of els staining the best, ap this moment he
has not b., f,ored with any 10 that letter, nor TO
subsequent dated 9TH sept The public will draw their
conclusion regarding this silence the part Of the
mee. Mr. O. trusts that Lese visi:ers Of the Fair who
qurs orders braach of his art will not deter
mine ther superiority from specimens usually exhibited,
until tsey examine his AZ No 5t Pearl street
In making this communication w. Gibson does not mt nd
upon the members Of the Institute. e. whom
cannot be cognzsnt Of such procedure but
be excused in saying that il such system % ayorsm,
h has already become general Be coninard the
pery Of the Institution will be sealed AM the support Of
IL bes friends withdrawn.
No. SIS Pearl street Broadway. ol0-u
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-22

DUBLlC ASSEMBLY-MR SCHAFFER respectfully
iufs ms his friends aud patrons that his next Public As
sembly will be WEDNESDAY at the Apollo Assembly
Room No ITO Broadway. Tickets ST. to be had above
mentioned. olS At
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-22

Two NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. will be received for
throwing dawn stone 10 make vail seven eet hgh
eight broad base from three to our feet vie on 'P
mi about hun lred feet long In nearly straight ne ~
about watr mark s,sston, ssfen Island from 'ne
lower St. ancng The nest wharf below 70 De
R-d Ia from the adjoining bank the lev Of the top Of the
wall 20 a. 10 make road 10 feet wide from
the bottom of the bank The be shaped gradually
from the top good deal % Stone On t4e po,
VIII require TO do IL Address u ;. At thus once.
o2i. iw.
4 ,HtHOrEs PLAYING CARvs Eagles, Harry VIII,
" Merry Andre and Highlander tara ~ we mana'se'
FERssr BROOKS. 81 Liberty,
oi6y b'twssn B'csawy ana Nassa's 81
INDIA RUBBER sHNEs.-A a'ge asss, tnent Of kubs.
Shoes meas wousns and ehidrens plain and seured
cou,sny Tor sas al low pr,ce for CASH. Southern and
Western purchasers are inv ted 10 csli. -
o7im. JOS. KNOWLES, No. lie Maiden lans.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-22

CHIP ERIE, from Havre.-Consgnees will please send
- their permits board at Rector street. Wharf, N Il,
Goods permitted by the a3d inst will unayodby be sent
10 the Public Store. ocl93t