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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-13
June 10
NEW Es99sEG and SEl2EAO.NAEe2
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PAYNE. "a GREGORY,

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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-13

\ l CHout Superior Count OF Law and Chance.
n ~, continued by Adjournment, and held Ion the
county oil Amherst at the Comt-llouse, ON Thurs.
day, the 4lh day OF April lSSo
Robert lsbell, James Butlold ard Eliza his Niic
Jesse Kelly and Frances his WIFE, John w Newell
Nancy l.. Novel; Taemas s. Noryen Eyefif
NoIveil, Margaret l.. Newell and Lucinda Nor
veil infant children Of Thomas Novel; deceased
under The age oil wony-one Years, by the SAID James
Burord, ther brother in law and nrXl friend S,,nu
L S"eafineen and Josephcni his wife, late Jose
rhenla Doyle james Do,lc Frances Bo,Ic, Marln
J. Doyle, Hugh Doyle, William H. Do,lc. Susan
Doyle aud Curnell Doyle, infant ohlldlen Of Pcachy
Doyle under the age oliwenly one years. by William
DOYLE then father aud next freud aud John Cole
man Sheriff uf Amherst county, and administrator
OF John Z. Novel; d, ceased plaintiffs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-13

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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-18
Packets to Arrive.


Cleared. t4H
Pbeeua Ripley Savannah; Two Politics. Fountain, Aexan.
dria; Agawam Burnhau, salem Batavia, Page Bath Me-
r Arrived.
Shin Hector Post Mobile. " DAYS. with cotton &c. toE D.
Hurbut Co.. put IN orders, bound 70 Liverpool, with
sLip Great Britain French IL days from Mobile, with
Ship Hamilton, Bunting, New Orleans 20 days, with cotton
Ship iudia, West, Havana IL days. with sugar, Pcabia
Shin Lewis Cas-. Thatcher, Mobile with snrges
Brig New Jersey, Baker Daen Geo. 10 days, with cotton
sehr Abraham simonsou Locknan, Virginia. days, with
sehr E,,.. Duncan, fredericksburg, with corn to wo'd
sshr sherman scul Richmond; days. with COAL to Kim
6 sshr Baltic, Hopkins, Georgetown days. with nour, to
sehr Samuel Berry l6 days from Curaeoe with mdue to
sehr VIM Henry -, New Orleans, 10 days, with pork,
lard, &C.
La Duchesse Gorleans, Richardson, Haue.
Memoranda.
Alarce ship went ashore yesterday Romer bat got of
soon after, and anchored in the Bay.
Naval.
Can't r. K La,imer will leave Pensacola Navy Yard
for northern station.
Spoken.
Saa OF New York from New Orleans for Maaasa March
81. 49, =. +, !.
General Parkh Wilson, Of New York. from 81 Marks for
Liverpool, April q, lat 10 30 N, Ion 1920 w.
Car Of Commerce. Chambers from Wilmington, NC for N.
York, April iatb 81 Cape May.
Forcign Porte.
Posr Az Pmiscr, March o7Bosoa sewel for New York,
18th April
United STATES Ports.
FR.rxronr, April s-Ar Susan 4 Phebe, New York.
SALEM April l2--Ar Sunfower Pewers, New York.
Bosror April l6 cid st Lawrence Owen, New York. Sun,
Nickerson do.
HorMrs HoLx, April l3--Ar Tsleyrand, New York FOR
Batb The Banner remains sunk in the outer harbor.
NEw BrproNo, April l5-sld Sarah Louisa, Perry, New
York.
NrwroHr April I2-Ar Hero, Kead, New York Tor Provi.
dence .
BALTIMORE, April Is--cid Edward A. Stevens Bigg', New
York. go
Nonrolx April i4-In Hampton Roads. Elijah II. Herrick,
TIallett Richmond for Boston.
R,cpNosp, April lI--Ar Lynchburg Clifford, New York
Revenue Stilman do General Scst Smith, do; I'D Man
chester Knapp do; th Washington, DO and Norioikj sid
Chariot Smith do; ermaa Chan, do; 18th, Cornth,
smith do Mail Corsen, do; CARROLL Ccron do; Spy, Som
era, do. =, :,
4th cid New Jersey, Baker, de-
Nonur April lo--Jld Liverpool Barstow, New York.
ST. Josspus April ar Paugls, Upton iiavre; Cumber-
land, shnn New York.
ArsI.cmcol,, April 6-Ar Washington Irving, Latham
pepsaco., Hopaih Crocker, Mobile; cid Florida Phillips
New York. Alexander Freeman do, Dover Iurs do; Flo
ra Jenkins do; rhcbc Eliza Riddle, do
Nr,y ORLssrs, April o-Ch Ambassador, Dodge, Nfork
arr Warsaw, Mendail, do.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-18

Corror-snce arrival OF the Great Westsrn the sales
have been about 5000 bales ony advance OF Inc
smaness transactions caused by the advanced peten
sions oheldr Purchasers willing to meet nem al ne
rate current the receipt Of the but that has Also
greater confidence holders The arrivals have been
1000 bales At Boston there have been sales to manu-
facu~ers fully former The had not yet opera
ted the market great extent The southern markets
at the latest advce continued fat The effects OF the news
yet to be ascertaned. u" tAe PA
RcETh market has remained nearly quiet since our last
notice small retail trade has been done S462t AT bos-
ton decline has been submitted to400 casks OF different quail
titles were sold for $A60 ASS. fN -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-18

JNANIHL BOIL, formerly o. Noe Boil offers for sale
L. his whole socr of Plants conss ing Of choice collection
Green House and Hot House Plants, with bis Shrubs and
Roses which Il the best in the United states They will Be
sold oghr with his greon houses IN lots TO ut purchasers
Ladies wishing 10 make selection will do vel
by calling soon n not disposed OF by the ih o June they will
then be sold public auction the premises ne likewise
offer large quasuty of Mulberry Trees Of different Ands
the Nueasis Moretto Alpine &c. the whole will be dis
posed Of on very reasonable terns @iSlm-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-18

In the Duchec dOrleans for Hayre-Joseph oreau an
lady, La Beaume and LADY, Livingston Jacques Cue
z Droz lady and children Hooker of Buffalo, Thos A
Maybee A Perque Chs Engler Riou, Mr. Smoyue lady
and child Chaserlain lady and child, Grer, Dr. George
Mneby Heasnin, Regsuz, DR. I Talmadge lady child
servant Deshannos, Thos Sewel Eugene Cuends Thos
Valentine H L de Zorn, Maj Chase Engineers, T
Cole Edward Chidehoux Augustine dc la Roche Fior Htz,
Pasl Eve and lady, o 4 Carmichael
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-18

On the sh inst by the Rev. Mr. Eastburn John T. Buckley
to Miss Anne May all of New York. Et su
On Tuesday morning. 10th instant at the Reformed Dutch
Church, in Market street. by Rev. Isaac Ferris Abraham H.
Duryee to Pamela Red6d, daughter Of John Reded ESQ.,
both Of this city IM
On the 18th instant, by the Rev. DIR. Minor, Edward w.
Hewitt Of ghkeepse, 10 Miss Lavna w. youngest dangh
ter Of Robert Wardel, Esq
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-18

Of wealth are ald PARE
and 6elds Of enterprise laid oPsn 70 the ene
merchants all conducting to the vesh s.d .po.saes p rev
tropos Of the western world However, Our negnnorns
sites increase IN prosperity hat very msst sd s r
Their TO promote the interests Of New York,
Freights becoming brisk, although a. yes
material change The following table shows the rate
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-18

CANVASS BACK LUNCH-SAMUEL SMITH
~ the honor inform his friends and the public generally
that he has opened the and extensive basement Of tho
story House No 32 Broadway where he would be happy
with all the decaces OF the different markets IN the
City agord his intention 10 supply all those who honor
him with visit with the best Of Liqsors and pure Spring
Water Mr. Smith Is most happy TO take this opportunity 10
thanks Tor the liberal share of business he has al
ready received and hopes through strict attention to the
forts Of his gsest TO merit continuance OF pablc patronage
a52wiss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-18

80 years.
On Mary NJ relict of Thos Huntingdon, Esq,
OF Hartford Conn. agee Sc pears. 4.
On tie 10Th inst in his nth year, John Henry only Of
Edward Buus.
Weekly Report Of Intcrments
In this City and Potter Field from the 9th day of April to
49, = the lath day of April 1889 ~ XIII
4s men; 80 women; 80 boys; 81 girls-Total 1884,
DIsEAsEsAbscess, l; Apoplexy, s. Asphyxia q Bleeding
Il Burned scalded Consumption 49, Conyulsioss ca
uacs a. Group hives, s.; Cancer Diarrha 0. Dropsy
81 Dropsy the head 8 Drop,y in the chest q Death from
poison Dysesery o. Drowned Il Fever Fever, peurpe-
RAIL- Fever remittent .; Fsvar typhoid, Ii Fever scarlet
Il Gangrene of lungs, Inflammation, Il Inflammation OF
BRAIN g. Inflammation Of lungs 10; Inflammation OF throat
Inflammation Of liver 2; Inflammation of heart, lnfamma-
ton Of liver Insanity Jaundice Il Killed murdered
Lues Venerea Marasmus 8; Maormation, 0; Measles a
Notification Old age Il Organic disease of the heart, 81
Palsy Il Rheumatism o. Scrofua, !; Small Pox |; Teethng
o. Unknown, l; liberation Of Stomach, l; Variooid,
Whooping Coughl2-Total, 1873. ~ -
AGs-Of year and under. 32 between and 2, IL and
49, and TO- 81 and 90 20 and go 49, 80 and 49, Ill 40
and So Iii SO and 90, IL; so and TO- 6; 70 and &c. g.
PLACES NATvITYUnted States. 90; Ireland, 26; Eng
land, a France, q Germany, 5; Scotland British Pos.
sessions, N. A. o; Switzerland, 1; West Indies,l.
FRoM-Alms House, Bellevue, 8; Hospital do. 10; New
Jersey o. Long Island, o. Hospital s. Blackwes Island,
Westche ster, l-Colored persons, 10. y.rf,.
HrrRY @. DurNkLL, City Inspector
City Inspectors Office, April 18th, 1889.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-18
THOMAS BELL.
Store 81 Ann x lI5 Fulton street
THIS DAY

a#. THIS DAY.
Furnure-At rot O'clock at No 10 Crosby street compr,
ing handsome carpets elegant Sofas style mahogany
walnut chairs, fancy do, French bedsea looking glasses
bureaus and the usual furniture Of Paror' bedrooms and
Valuable 10 scloek The sales room very
&c and comprising every article for
Parior, bedroom hall, or kitchen.
s FRIDAY, April 18th,
eneel Furniture ~ Hudson st. lO5 o'clock
Brussels and other carpets mahogany and fancy chairs so
dressing and plain bureaus BEDS bcdstead looking glasses
mantle clocks kitchen furniture &c with which the sale
- -" - SATURDAY, April 2o
Fsrnitare SaeoI O'Clock, at 4ol Greenwich street.
and fancy chairs ssa; dining other tables grand piano
rte locking glasses bureaus bedsteads and bed furni
urs Kitchen utensils and the gcnteel furniture Of
family giving SP housekeeping, and in good order
MONDAY April a. f
FurnureA l0 O'Clock, at No. AL Elizabeth street.
.sng ofe,gsn, Brussels ingram and vens.i.n e.,ps.us rugs
and mab top tables card dnng tea and work do,
manie centre use lamps and ornaments, large pier glasses
good bed furniture French end ether bedstcad kitchen
utensils, &c. all made 10 order and we'll kept.
.Ha lf&S TUESDAY, April "a
Tarnture-At I0J o'clock at No 81 Hammersley street
WEDNESDAY, "a
Elegant Forniure-lot oelosL, aii27 White street
Gentee Furnifurs-0i O'Clock, at No I06 Franklin st
B. T. BELLS Sales will not be postponedpn account Of
the weather. a6
DEREMPToRY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
4 on Maa,.on R,yingion, and Cherry .trsets-wILLIAh
H. FRANKLIN win ie at auction at their .sle. No
10 Broad street. few doors south Of Wall street,
On THURSDAY, April 10,
AT l2ocock aoon the sales room No rs Broad street.
under the direction Of Samuel Cowdry the large ad sussa
ai three story brick house and lot Of gro No 81 Cherry
street. in the vicinity Of New Slip AID New Market with
vault in 'front.' and rented for The ensuing year $500 and
security and has rented Tor $500
Also all those two story brick front houses and lots Of
ground fronting the north side Of Rvngton between
Cannon and Colombia streets and numbering 40 27a 77a gs,
27s $50 and 2s2 The filed TO- and built
tsi having soops and iron rangs and have
generally rented from $500 TO $50 each per and all
probability will produce much higher houses Of this
description much demand and from the Improvements
recently made BY Bell Brown, together with the costem
plated improvements maize this property very safe ia
vestnent at-~
Also those two story houses fronting Ma
olson street and numbered 9 $50 and 2si he Of Ma
olson and sesmmel streets which frat rate stand for
family grocery any other business The houses built
substantial hard en- shed and cornhed with
ocps and iron rangs; the has been from $3.50 10 $500
each The title 10 the above property uscxeeptionabe and
the terms made known on dav or ale. al3sts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-18

0(5- NATIONAL THEATRE-A CARDIFF conse.
the Benefit of the Author of successful pay OF
TORTESA, THE USURER, Mr. Wallack respectfully an
to the public that the Asthor night
withdrawn, and his Benefit will take place Thursday
night 18th inst. Il SD al7-2t
90 ,TAMMANY HALL-MR. j. PARKER has the no.
to TO his friends and the public he intends
giving GRAND FANCY DRESS BALL on Friday evening
next the 18th Of April which will be positively the last
which occasion variety dances will be brought
forward Pubiies every Wednesday evening until May.
al6-4t 80 .a" =. a-f.a.N
THE EIGHTH WONDER OF THE WORLD!
- THE Greatest Natural Curiosity ever resented to the
Publc.-Two ALBINOS, Of American brth-These singular
beings, called also White Negroes Lencahopes Bassads
and Doudoes actually born OF black parents Jersey
will be exhibited for short time in this city Concert Hail.
400 Broadway g9 fsa''y NJ
To satisfy the public there deception with regard 10
this exhibition, have obtained the cer6cate Of follow
ing eminent medical gentlemen Of this city:-Dr John W.
Francis 662 Broadway Dr. Cunning Bedford 6 Leonard
Dr. Hugh McLank Warren st; DR.. j. T. Lewis NJ Jersey
The exhibition of these eccentric beings will
Wednesday, 18th inst from ii A. M TO NJ and from
?. M. till further notice sf. IS. f..ha
Admission % eents-chIdren half price. "a = aIsIw'
DAsSFORDs ROOMS FOR BILLIARDS ANp
~ CHESS, 2s Broadway, and Ann street. Joins
the Museum both Streets for the sale Of Billiard Tables
Cloths Balls Sc &c. and exercises for health Purchasers and
players invited There ID Billiard Tables ready for
Trial. with spring. steel India rubber cloth
cushions and eagle, os and wood frames the best
ever offered the public mysi.y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-18

CElDLITZ POwDERs-Prepared from savory and
- Moores receipa very superior article for sale by
a5-1m- ". RING. Ga Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-18
NEW. Y 0 r K

= TO CONFECTIONERY PASTRY COOKS, &c. sf
CO. very eligible stand, -uated il the most fashionable
part Of the city Of and peculiarly adapted for the
above basiness, is offered for rent 1917 III
The Store Light and LOFTY under the Grand Saloons Of the
Assembly Building and the first from the corner Of Chestnut
and 10th Streets has double windows Glass Door In
ceste, and Gas fixtures complete In addition to the above
during the moats both Of the Saloons will
let for Promenade and les Cream Rooms and as they
elegance and building in this city they will doubtless
great OF attraction private Stair from tn
Store for the purpose Of supplying the Company with Refresh
ments. .H e.t b
Further particulars may be obtained upon application to the
Subscriber No. Assembly Building if by letter, post paid
Asst ,8@ AAt'.6 WIN. SIMPSON, Phil.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-18

A UCTION NOTICE-The underssgred would respectful
IA y inform his friend. and the pubc thst he intends de-
his whole time and aentes 10 the sales Of furniture u
families giving up seepng, Groceries, Dry Goods ac
From his long experience the business he hopes claim
proportion Of the spring ssles
n H. TIMrsON, Aucopeer,
No % Ann street, and ESQ Grand street.
n93f CORNER OF Columbia street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-18

MANGLEs, MANGLES--lmportant TO Hotel and
lNl Boarding House Keepers and Private Fscies-DUN.
CAN WEST respectfully nform The public that they have
hand and manufacturing their patent Maugc winch for
utility and durability not TO be surpassed. u labor
saving macne II entirely -iperscdes the Of ssd
rapidly puts beautiful gess sheets table linen, no &C
without thu aid of fuel They can be seen IN SEPARATION a.
dc City Hotel Pearl Street House. Athsnenm, add CARLOS
HOUSE. They are oaiy sold al No Ltus Grscn street.
near Jcrty, New York. mt 2n,s'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-18

NEW YORK TATTERsALLs-Tbe
HIJ- regular sales by auction, at this well known
U/~& ,sh'shment, Of Horses, Carriages, &C., cont
YA ~ nue. To trks place every Monday, at II
O'Clock, thros ghout the year.
The regular sale will take place Monday 22d April,
Al ~ o'clock, commencing with Carriages Harness &C. at
~ o'clock the sale Of Horses will commence,
Uentsmcn having Horses dispose Of requested TO
make early application good member the
catalogue hoc be offered Al auctou unless register
ed time Coz the catalogue, for which purpose The
ressr viii be kept open AL Saturday. ooh April
af#sn GEO. w. MILLER
0rt.a Successor to r. W. Watson, 446 Broadway.
Ps AZ private saleone pair Of very stylish black hsrses
the property Of Gentleman going TO Europe.
One rair or very bay horses ust from the country
One pa,r Of ,ery fne grey 40 do do
One very fine white saddle horse besides several single
horses,
land sty t w ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-18

49, =. T!nEATn9--rMs EvENlSs w.u - oar
A. Or The Esial Marriass-Biro. Mr. H.,a- e..
los Mr. hishiagt-Cnant HI uih NJ G.sa" ss-~
Mr. Piac;de TkaSIla Mrs sIomas. "A'1-Sa"psos'
After which Mr. Homan, the eels1r,ted Bufo s;,n..
pear a.d ing atomic Medley, and Prole.siss pina ap
After which, the farce Of FISH OUT OF wArpe g.
Al Sasory, hr sloman-Sir George, Mr. GannAIdera
uayIsre, Dat Fnhsr-chsrlss Gsyfare, Mr. whsausy Iu.
4 Pas Dc Dsun By Mi's and Master weIl a's
ADVICE GRATlS-Odbody. Mr. PIassde-Eventde. Mr.
Chppisdae-Ed muud, Nj Wheatey l;rmss M Z, h or
Mrs Eventidc, Mrs Wheatey. T'' - ''''e'
o'clock. ~ -. 'f.-'e' past
Box Tickets si-Pit. 70 ssnts-Gallery, a5 cents.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-18

A FULL BLOOD SPANISH POODLE DOG for sale,
N two years old Price $500 lie Of the handsomest
In the cty-can between and o'clock at 81 Keads
in the porter house. He be taught any kind oftricks HIS
4. a.o q good watch dog al7.2t'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-18

ErRANKLIN THEATRE, CHATHAM SQUARE, under
MING, will be performed. - ~ - s.
After which, THE IRISH AMBAssADOR-sir Patrick
Orlenipo, Mr. Charles-Colnt Morinos. Mr. Jones-Low-
man Mr. Freeland-R odoph, Mr. Anderson-Isabella, Mrs.
nA Watts i sN sF .Nta tt
THE MAINE QUEsTION-or the Aroostook War-Bob
e Buckeye, Mr. observation-disclosures of Maine, Mr. Phillips
General Scott, Mr. Goodenow--Nary, Miss Norton
Sally, Mrs Bannister. s.l t..
After which Master Diamond only - years age original
Ethiopian Dancer, will introduce his Medley and
Double shnfhe accompanied on the violin BY the Screen
s. Mountaia Boy"
To conclude with ~ 3 HfN #@ FM
LIFE in NEW YORK-Homo, Mr. Bannster-Dashaway
Mr. Mcdonald Mcdowell Mr. Sharpe-BIy Barlow
Mr. Wills-Mrs Homo, Mrs Bannister-Mrs Goodrich
Mrs Wright
Doors open at Performance commence quarterpast
O'Clock f2l-lm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-18


MR. sTEvENsON's familiar TREATISE on Gaia
Vl RACT in l2mo with illustrative Csses fourth
edition, price 3s in cloth boardsContents Plain description
of the scat and symptoms Of Cataract durable
by surgical cSpsdientEalIasy and danger Of rss its
mcnt TO ignorant pretcnde, painfully irritating nostrums
Couhpg asd charlottesville old and terrible and
untractabe Tor many centuries the sole operations for It's
mova limited 10 adults, TO hardened ripe catsraci
neither OF which operations be performed until after pro
longed blindness and tedious preparation without INJECTING
irrepaabe and less structural mischief with
pondng risk Of subsequent inflammation ACUTE sometimes Last
ing suffering Disagreement destruction permanent imper-
fiction OF tbs affected organ These sad consequences
trased with mode ofcurr rendered applicable to Caarae
in their varying forms OF dnness greater obcuy, total
loss Of sight and al any period Of life which by avoiding Ear
possible sensitive textures and acting skfuy the
less disease produces little pain, while enables
sight in the most satisfactory manner leaving mark
defoy Of the eye. Four previous and scientific
tons of this work formerly Published eucidatve Of
practice ncucaed which received the concurrent and unqua
fled recommendations OF distinguished writers
practitioners this and other countries and has been adopted
in his public and private practice TO the greatest exen with
the most signal success. BY JOHN STEVENSON, Esq.
CONDUIT street. Hanover square res, Surgeon Ocut
aad Aurst to his late Majesty and TO the King Of the Bel
gans and Lecturer the Anatomy, Physiology and Paho
logy Of the Eye and Ear.
London s. Highiey, 81 Fleet street
or whom may had the following works Of the Aahor on
Ophthalmic and Amal Diseases, viz
On WEAKsrss SeHr, 4th edition, 81. 81. IN boards
On GurrA sERrSA, Nervous Blindness T. Cd in boards
On DEArssss its Csu.es Prevention, and Cure fourth ed
ton b. in boards af7.1t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-18

Good Roots SHOES.
IN LID BOSS RICHARDS cos new establishment, 2ac
Caaastre door below Greenwich street, proba
bly, the best place the city Ger Bargains They having the
largest assortment best quality, and always The iaes, fashions,
and sell much lower tan others thai viii be foand
advantageous all 70 call al lao Canal SIRE. FIRST door aelow
Greenwich OLD BOSS RICHARDS 6CO.
u3o.im. Sign Of the largest boot in the world.
q rRAw WRAPPING PAPER ooOo re,ms Csp and
- Crown Ter sale by
asy Ito and liz Nassau IT,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-18

80 THE AUTHORS BENEFIT
NJ AIiONAL THEATRE--. Late lakan Opera Mouse
Mr. WALLACk, Leses--Corner Of Leonard and Church
be performed, VIZ
TORTEsA, THE susURER- Tortesa, 1.-THE Usurer) NJ
Waliack-Duke Of FIorepce, Mr. Rogers-Count Falcone
81 Mr. Matihews-Angeo, Mr. Connor--T onaso, Mr. Lam.
9erI5Fcdso. ~ Baldock-Coumellor, MrJ Wallsek, r.
After which Swseny from Virginia. the celebrated Banjo
Player, Singer and Representative Of Negro character
~ wl appear ~ some ofhis amusing characters. ,t
JOHN DlBBS-Major Seymour, Mr. Wallack Jr-F
Mr. Conner-Johs Dibbs, w II Whliams-Laurette Sey.
81 mour, Miss Moner. go ~ sl- -
Doors open at IL Perormancs commence al T. Bones
Sl Pit % cents. Gallery - centa
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-18
ssnsc OF Trade.

The activity of business mere asiug very fast
ng the weather today which has been very uhavorabe the
ry goods and hardware dealers appear 10 have donc large
snes The merchants generally 70 have recovered
Nom their depression and their iorebodnes of the future
They appear to forward with confidence year great
commercial prosperity This will doubtless be realzed 10
great extent each successive year national works Of
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-18

ELOklDA FUNDS Neutrality-suspicious. of deposite
and bank notes OF Usoa Bask, Southern Trust Company,
bank Pensacola and approved notes having 90 TO 30 days
run, payable at Tallahassee J. CAHPENTER
ais.its Is Wall st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-18

H- EDWARD WILMER, (of LivsrpooI) announcss,
that he will shortly open the city Of New York. branch
oice to his Liverpool Establishment which will complete his
arrangements at LOT MOON, LIVERPOOL, PORTSMOUTH
BRISTOL, GLASGOW, and NEW YORK.
Liverpool, March %, 1890. ais law2w
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-18

rINo LET-A Paror with two Bed Rooms ad joining fur
nishea in aprivate family No 10 Barclay street aiStf
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