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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-02-09
LEVI WOODBURY.,

secretary OF the treasury
The Hon. r. NJ. JOHNSON,
PRESIDENT of the Senate
GENERAL LAND OFFICE, Jan. Is, 1889.
Sir: AgreeabIy to your request, there Is here
with submitted a tabular statement, prepared un-
der the resolution of the Senate of the 10th in
stant showing the proportion of the nett proceeds
of the public lands which each State would have
received up to and including the 30,h September,
1888 under the bill entitled An appropriate
~ limited time, the proceeds of the sales of the
public lands of the United Suites, and for grant
ing land TO certain States which passed both
Houses OF Congress, if il had received the aPpro
baton of the President.
The resolution calls for the exhibition Of tht
proportion ACQUIRING to each State up to and inclu
ing the lst January, 1899 but inasmuch the
accounts for the fourth quarter of the past yeal
have been as yet only partially rendered by the
receivers of pnblic moneys, this office is not
bled to bring the exhibit down to later perioC
than Both September last.
! With great respect, sir, your obedient servant,
JAS. WHITCOMB, Commissioner.
Hon. LEVI WOODBURY., Sec'y Of the Treas'y.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-02-09

Twelve and a Total am
half per cent. of net,
on the nett pro- ceeds,
ceeds of sales would
III each Of the been rec,
states IN which by each s
the public lands
are situated.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-03-13
Oltttpce6, pen l3tel, 0Qdrs 1899
Sabr9alt9 r.
8ebtnenn9en.

Die1e 3eitung fpirb jeben Witt,pch auf
einem grpsen Supers9fcDal Sc9cu, NIT gang
itcueu Sdriften, terauS9egeben.
Der SubiripticusSpreis 1T Elm { Sbaler
pes Sahrs, ,pcocu bic Sodlfte im Scraus
81 besablen 1T.
5fcin Sublcribent ipirb fir pclii9er als 6
Monate ar9eurmner, unp feiner fann Die
3eitun9 alf9cbca, bis allc 9tildtdnce barauf
abbesdblt fTnb.
Sefauntmahuit9erJ ipeld,e em 8iercf aus
MAIDEN, iperben breimal fir eiiieu 3taler
eiit9eriift, uno fir jebe fernere @inril6un9
fiinf mub SpallSig @ents. = @r6sere nad
8erbdltniB.
Diejenige ,pcld1e Die 3citun9 NIT Der 91rft
cber benz 'ppltrcitcr erbaltciL nlitiiea lclbit
bafiir be;ablen.
9llle Sriefe an ben SocraiS9eber miilien
poitfrei eiu9eIanot werpen, ,ipnit ipcrbcn ile
nid)t aitfgenrmmen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-03-13
OcfemtltCle 9Senrll.

Srcita9s ben 22iten Wtir; ndditens, um
10 llbr Scrnittags, foll an bcm Soauic res
perltcrbenen s Sacpb b 9 hwenf, III Sb.
Wtlfcro 3annid)ip, eeha @auutp, bfentlid,
perfauft nerben:-
pferoc uno pferbe9efdirr, Sitbe, ein Was
gent paI9c, Gg9e, SoculciteriI pplSlcitcru,
g9inemrhle, Strcbbanf, S,eu unb Strcb,
Srudlt bcim SuifhcL Saameu auf bem Selbe
nebit nrd allertei Soauss unb Sauerns@es
rdthlhafter, ;u meitldHfti9 SI melben.
Die Secin9lln9eu ,perben am SerfaufStas
&c befannt 9emadt uno Slitfipartun9 9e9e>
ben iprreeu, bon
Scbn Sblpenf, }ot,,,rs
Seinri6 Sbmcnf, S w w.
Scbruar 81. *-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-03-13
Oefenfliehe 9Senpu.

Mcilta9e uuo Gicnita9S, ben 25. unb 26.
MdrS 8crmittags IN, 10 llbr, fcllen an benz
Soauie oru Socinrih sums in Gcros
9Sbeittal Iaunid,ip, eedla @ountD, anf Of
ientlider 8enbu oerfanft merben:
3pri Stiibe, 0iiubpieb Sd,aafe, Shleif
ifeiu, Soausubr, SaudSuber, 8etten II. Setts
laeen, @ilenhdfen mlb pfdnnen, Spinnrdoer
uub Sfreiuer9cldirr /; Glide, Stilblc, Gils
cben9eltirr, llnb fonit ucdl allerlei oauss
Sanerns uio .&itdcn9erdthihaftelL gu petts
ldufti9 gu meloen.
Die Scbin9un9cn lcllcn am &erfaufsta9e
befanut 9emddt NIB 9ebahrence 2Hfpartnns
gr9eben ipertcn bon
Socnrt6 Sunt.
Wtdrs 6. lta-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-03-13
OefentltC6e e3enpu.

Sreitass umb Sanita9s, ben 2sfen unb
23iteu Wdrs, fol- an benz Soauie bes perifers
benen Dapib 9rtm in MaratamrD
1aunffip, SertS Sauntp, Dffentlid perfanft
perben:
pfsrbe, 9itutSpieb, 10 MlfdpSfiibe, 20
Sd,weine, Sdbadfc, pferbegeid,irr,i 9Sd9en
nit SpoD uno Soeuleiteru, Gard,, SoplSs lub
SagbsSdlitten, Spasierwa9en, Yfuge, Ggs
gen, @mpmilblc, 8ienent6fe, Setteu uno
8ettlaseu, Sddnfe, einc Safubr, Sliutc, eilt
fupferner &eGel, @iienbafen, etue Suantitdt
Slahs, @runbbeeren beim Sulhet, inb icnft
nod oielerlei Nauss, Sauer,ts unb Stiidben9cs
rdtb, su fpeitIduftt9 gu melcen.
Die @enbu miro jebcu Gag, Scrmitta9s
nm 10 llhr anf1n9en, uuc 9cbbri9c 9luf,par@
tmt9 ge9cbcn iprrben, bon
8, Santel y! s. Grim ; s(p,prs
SSe6e @rtmL w wv
SebMar 81. ilq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-03-13
OeHentltebe 25ene:t.

Witfpcds unS Drnnerita9s, ben 13. nnb
l4tcn gRdrS rdhitcns, Icl an Der ebemalis
gen 9Srhnnng oes Sc II. 9Deter 2nd,
IN 9Sbeitbal, 6fentlid) oerfauft werben:
pferoe, Ninbpieb, Sd1weiue, Dcarbrriis
9Sa9en NIB GeIhtrr, Shlitten, 3Scblen6s
fen, 3 Soplscfch Setten NIB Settlabcn, Gis
fdc, Stittlc, lllr nit &aitcn, Dc6f, @ds
lhrdnfe, 3 9Bhtcmilblen, cine 9lepfclmiible,
Guien6ipaaren Meiier unb @abelu, @iieus
felIeI 3nber u,o Sdiier, etne Uniform mb
piitclcr, ncbit einer 9rrsen @erftieoenheit
bon SNans> Stitdlen> unb Sauerr0crdtbId,af.
ten. Die 8enbu frll all beipen Ia9en nm
10 llbr Ncr9ens anfan9cn, unt ncld,e 3eit
Die Scoingun9en befannt 9cmad,t mb 9ebuhs
renee 9hfpartlln9 se9ebcn ,pereen irll Don
9Sillialn 7, ,Sfu6, } 9(Smi,,is
Saoto 9tu6, Ss..s S
Sacrb Silltn9er, ! P'''0'0'
Sctr. 13. na-4m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-03-13
Ocfentltt6e Q3enplt,
Sebruar 81.

WiittpchS ben 27iten W6rS Scrmittags
I'm 10 llbr, irll an bem S.auie beS llnters
setfnctciL III SberSNeacun9ic Saunfhip, Of
feutIih oerfauft prrben:
4 pferbe, Siilleu, pferbe Gjefhirr, 90
Stitd 9ftncsoieh, Sdaafe, Sd,ipciue, Slpei
4s9dnls s8d9en, paii9e, G99cr, Wnbmible,
Strchbanf, SoenlfiternL uuo Irnit nod Uielers
lei SauernsGerdtbfdlofteu gu ipeitlduftis sii
melecu.
Die Srcin9un9cn iperoeu am 9erfsafss
tase tefannt 9emadt unb 9sb6ri9e a,,flpar.
tunS 9c9eben perbep, Bon
c5piepb 9iicfer.
Depruar 2I, nq-4nl
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-03-13
Ocfentltc6e 93enpu.

Gpnnerita9s ben 2slten WGrI 8crmitta9S
I'M 10 llbr, irl all Dem S,altie ecs llutcrs
Seid,neten, III Iicters Wacun9ie Samfhip,
0ffentlid gum Gerfauf an9etpten ,pcrben:
3 pferee uno pferre9efhirr, 2 Si,be, Gin
Bull Cit 4s9aul5 gagerL pRuA @tnbniIbs
le, Setten unb Settlaben, Siid,e NIB Stlblc,
ncbft icnlt nod, pielerlei Saus,s Sauerl,s nnb
Stilhens@erdtb, gu ipeitldllftig su nelren.
Dc sSectn9un9rn ipcrscn am @erfaufstas
sc befannt 9eindtbt unb 9eb6rige 9iufipars
tlm9 9c9eten ipcrcen, bon
eeSpiepN Stepben.
Sebrltar 27. ilq-3nt
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-03-13
NGdrsG.
OefentltcGe 95enpll.

Mittmpdl6, bcn 81. Mirs niditens, ilm
10 llbr Srrmltta9S, lc0en fcl9ence Sitter
auf pfentlidjcr &enou ocrfdufr wcreeu, on
benz Soauie bon 6 Hn &au l. fen. in Sb.
Wiacnn9D Saunihip, echa GanntD:
Sine 9rcee Nuantitdt Socu bei Der Gcune,
etnc Suantitdt 9tc99euitrrb bcim 0cbuub,
9Saiben ruc 9lcg9en in @jrunp beim 9Ifer,
II. {. 10.
Gic Sebin9rn9cH fr0en am &ertanfSta9e
befannt 9emaoht inb 9cbnbrence 2luhpartun9
9e9ebeu iperoen bon
gSillt1m SAUL, J ers,,,t,rs
eSSobn GaulL '''''''
WedrS 6. nq73m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-03-13
Oefentlte6e 95enDu.

Dlcntaas ben 1sten DtirS I'M cit llbr
9fadmittdes, fol- an bem Soailic ece oerifprs
bencu me- 6 Gut b, i'll s.tGcntauit Of
fcntlld, oerfauft wereen:-
Glide gtiiblc, Set.,e, cine prddlti9c llbr
nit Seaifeit Sefeit, cine lehr CUTE trddti9e
%MN, 00urhdm Srieo,) mic audi oneere
,i,'mSs. q, M Slichens urh risYerdthifloften,
." wv 7%S;S.'ssasuftis N 81 inclbeu.
kees,. S.e seeiaN',noen ,pcroci, an, Gerfaustaae
eetaiint aeniott, unS ashsr,os S,nf,ort,,no
9egcben lpercen, bon s'pV''S' s''l lS"''"'''
,Set:aask27, SotiiH''l'es.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-03-13
gu perfautM
6urN WriOats 0an0eL

eur6 Nri oats SanbeL
Sine gctte bon AZ slfer uto Z 9fntben, III
3ireer, Sacond, 9tcrtbamptcn Salutp; bois
ielbe 1T NIT niefehleneeni gSaTer perlcbcn.
Oaucn ilno chu9efdbr 10 Slcfer nit SHcls bcs
.wddlcn, bon SNidcrp unb aneeru Soclsdrteu
sluf bieiem Maee beinbet I'D, Elm Mcbns
bauS, cine Sdlraer, nuo Iebengcbduoe, 70
ipie ein Sbif9arteu. GS 9rdnSt All eaub bon
Deter eeith nuc slnnere, an Der iieiien 9iies
eerySaecnasJfirde. Gin 9utcs 9ied,t uno
8efg lcI ben &dufcr gesebcn iperben BON
Srieoricb WielS uno
Niaria @pfnlailil.
O1dr, 6. Sim
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-20

Qy- AREGATTA ON HARLEM RIvER.-Several gen.
emen anxious fair trial Of skill and model have made
arrangements for Regatta to off Monday the second
September next from the New Bridge at the end of
the New York and Harlem Rail Road.
Many Of the crack boats have already entered and no effort
will spared the of the to render the
test truly isereng is determined to have two The
first Four Dared Boats at half past o'clock
NJ The second between Six Dared Boats to start at half
past O'clock NJ The distance Of each about miles.
The first prize, for each class of boats is splendid silver
pitchercos $780, Tae second prizes for each class,
perb silver goble-cost, $50 Any four six cared Club
Beat manned by its boat members, will be permitted to
contend for prze by recording their Names and paying
into hands OF GEO NOWLAN Proprietor Of the Pavi
Harlem River before the 3st instant the regular
entrance fee Of ten dollars.
Club Boats from any quarter without distinction
spectfuly invited to participate.
Prizes be seen at G,lston, Ladd Co.'S, No Aston
House. until the Gath ns after which date they may be
at the Pavilion at Harlem River.
As the Pavilion commands fine view Of the entire distance
Of race there will be arrangements made to accommodate
ladies the building where ise band will be in attendance
through the day.
sufficient number OF officers will be in attendance to pre-
serve order and keep away all improper persons
sweepstake scul to on at O'Clock IN the al
to all. au20Stis~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-20

NswroRr, Jsly 21-oardeasr, New York, iaE a.
G.,.. 81, sss a cs. s:' c., st.
HurA Jay 18Th. AGILE. Of and ss s.ad. from A..-
es has passed the Firth, 24th the jean Vs' aAo '0'
CAD July ia-Ar Eliza pesni.on, New York; Iwanewss,
MEL Hooper, ia Ne. lido
ANTWERP, July s5-Ar Mason Barney, Sew York.
OroRrs, July Arr Fortuna New Tors; ca M.r....
for NYork went shore at Sandy Bay log an ns, put
got off on the food wthos damage and PrScssoso gsz
ras; l2th Dove, Boston; 10th, Osceoa, ORR. 90,
LISBON, July 2a-Ar Ranha Censistunal, New York; 18TH
Anna, dol 18th, Norden, do - =,
LANcHARANE, July 2s-The Pickering Dodge from Liver
pool to Newport (pIobaby Salen imbeddsd in the sand
wh twelve feet water in the hold stern frame dam aged rnd
apparently bilged. ,
BE4un.R July ao-Ar Sydney, Co~en, Liverpool to load
states for Boston.
CRoSsrADr July Gar Dromo, Havana
MALAGA, june 3O-Ar San Jorge New York.
FLusHSa July 2lstsld Caroline, Modenhauer for New
York.
GALWAY July.i9-sld Leila, New York
VENICE, July ls-Ar Confd' rec, New York.
PoRrsMouTa July 23Ar Mediator, London for New York;
DoyrR. july as-Ar Victoria, Redstaf, NYork
TExAL Jny 2sAr Osprey Matazas, CoPernicus, Balti-
more; John Marsh Philadelphia.
ssuRAsArA, Feb. 27-Ar Cynthia, Salem.
Posr PETRE, Guadaoupe IS days since-sd William Wal.
lace, Allen, NYork
United States Ports.
PORTSMOUTH, Aug A-Ar Elizabeth Eldredge, from New
York.
PHILADELrHA, Aug. ls-Ar Angora, Coggns, New York;
American Cadmvs, Staten Island; cid Planet, Bushne New
York; Gramru Drake, do.
BALTIMORE, Ang l7-Cle Sarah Abigail, Hudson, Nfork;
Cornelia, Rogers do; Direct, Briggs, do
PErERsBURc Va August the l6h-Ar Calcutta, Cole, New
York.
WILMINGTON, NC. August lsth-Ar Charles E. Thorne,
Lamberson, NYork.
wAsnseror, NC. Aug lathAr American Coaster, Pugh,
Boston, Carreute Son Duran dol Caroline Ireland do cid
Anaconda Stewart New York, Eliza Maria Smith, do c
Cambreling, Farrow, do.
CHARLEsToN August the l5thSd Veto, Pierson for New
York
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-20

nN MARIA GE--Its Inens Obligations, and Physical
asd Constitutional disqualification, medically considered
viii An exposition Of the Structure and purposes Of the Re
productive system and the hereditary Transmission OF quail
tie. &c sc-neay done IN sseaied enveiopefrce 80
ELTON'S Publication Office,
aul7Iv. Io4 Nassau, cor. OF Ann and la4 Division
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-20

On Monday morning, the 10Th instant Mr. James Aane,
and those his relatives respectfully invited
IN attend his funeral this afternoon at half past O'clock
No. "a Pike street. -,
On the 10th instant of congestion Of the brain Ava Of
Rev Ava Neal, aged IA years
On the 18th instant John Lucas Jennson Of George and
Sarah Jennson, aged year.
On the 18th instant Margaret Sharp daughter Of James r.
Sharp, aged months
Weekly RepOrs OF InserSnenss
In His CITY and Potters FIELD from the 10th day Of Aug to
the 18th day Of Aug, 1889.
A men, % wcmep, II boys; II girls-Toal 2l6.
DEMONSTRATORS, Aphyaia .; Apopexy, l; Bleeding,
T. Cancer o. Casualties, Cholera nfaRtum, ~; Cholera
nobu Consumption 81 Commissions Is; Group or hives
Dropsy Dropsy the head IL; do. in the chest Drowned
o. Drinking cold water o. De,rium tremens DiaIrhGa o.
Burned or Scalded, Poison o. Dysentery, lS Epilepsy
scarlet typhoid 4; Whooping cough 8; Hydrophobia
o; Inflammation percadium 0; Inflammation OF Kidneys
Inflammation of BRAIN a. Inflammation Of bowels u imam
nation ef chest L. Inflammation Of lungs Inflammation OF
Insanit Mslformation o; Marasmus, Measles Nor
ifcaon o; Old Organic disease OF hear 81 Killed or
murdered o. Scroula, o. Small Fox, Sprue, Il Suicide
Tuner /; Teethng liberation OF the mestines U; Un-
known, 1. =,
W. and and g. 81 30 and 80 is; 80 and 40 10; ~
and SO III IL 90 and TO- D.; 10 and 60 W and
90. 0; 90 and 100 0; unknown, o.
PLACES or NATIVITY United States ITS Ireland 70; Eng
land g. Scotland D Denmark o; France, 0; British Posses
known, l. -. !, :,
FRoM-Alms House, Bellevue. o; Hospital, do. 5; New
jersey A. Long Island q Hospital o. Biackwes Island
Small Pox Hospital o. City Hospital 4; Penilentiary O.
WILLIAM A. WALTERS, City Inspector
CITY Inspectors Office, Aug IL, 1885,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-20

FOR BORDEAUX-tPasssge only1
Sk Tae fast sailing, coppered and copper fastened brig
At4l ROBERT ADAMS, Marschak, master, will sail
25th inst For passage, for which she has elegant
apply board at the foot Of Jefferson st.
to BOfD q hlNIhEN,
auso-y No. Q Tontins Building.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-20

Mrs Encrayd Miss bbotsen Mr. and Mrs Brown and
servant Mr. Miss haywood, Miss Long Miss Poole, Mr.
Walker L Z w Pierce, w Williams, Jones, Jones' Mrs
Miss Jones' Mrs Barclay Barclay Jr Thatcher Dick
son. Gen Wright, Jackson Marmaran, Churchill Casey ba
Mad Guble Mafinarent Lewis, Kean and servant,
Duer Atkins, Jones, Shaw, w Hancock, Walton,
Adam Posadelo H.rdeman Watson Albert. Rev Mr. Hague,
Arnold II l. Van Post Dinger, Jas Read Wi,en Eos
ter Jamesos Capt stockton Thss ia,
Ruckly T A Lawrence, + II Patterson, c w Bocll, , w
Wol6 Ibbotson w Burnett John Brooke Atterwerry,
Hawthorn Broadpent Kenworhy Harsourt, Harcourt
Wallack, Pursei Geddes, Eckersey Poie stephens
Curel Browa Jas arden Robt Carrick JOS Sagg Barber
Thos Davis Emere Draper, Rshans, Thos Smith, Bax'
ter Capt Conse Isaac Haywood Doug Charesworth Don
Antonio Joze Duarte Nazarsth, Leciine, Lawson
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-20

TRITON INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. "a Wall street.
New York, Nov g. 1885,
an Election Cor Directors cf his Institution, held hcsr
n dy, the following gentlemen unanimously chooses
Va -
Robert L. Patterson, Henry Oydes,
Alexander Patcrsea, Robert Z. Wetnore,
Cyrus Chenery, Lawrence WILL
Samuel d. Dakin, Henry Haviland,
John Wilson, Philip ", Hoffman,
Arthur w. Benson, ID. H. Robertson
John r. Austin Jonas ConckIin
VIM A. Colt, Joseph Wood,
Expest Fielder, Charles L. vose
Bradford Lincoln, George /. Fox, Jr-
Joha r. Howard, Joseph Il. Bloomfield,
John y. Delaplaane, Joseph d. Nones.
And at subsequent meeting OF the Board OF Directors, tss
ROBERT L. PATTERSON, Esq. Presiden'
JOSEPH B. MONIES, Vice President.
AkEx. THOMPSON, Jr Secretary.
eapt HEcToR CoFrfS, Inspector.
WmLu Hall, ESQ. Attorney.
The xbove Corupanycaptal S2s0oee, all paid in and %
cured according law-w insure inland ransporta
ton navgaon risks, utluding that Of FIRE during transit
en- liberal terms, mys-y
Two MANUFACTURES OF GERMAN SILVER
II WARE-Thc subscriber has constantly hand very
extensive assortment Of German Silver sheets, Dgot asd
WIRE all Of which he will warrant TO be Of the very hrst quality
He will pay particular stenios t. the manufacturing Of metal
Of suitable szes for making spoons and manufacturer Of the
article will find their advantage TO call him previous TO
with much better article than they have formerly been in the
habit getting and at reduced price All orders forwarded
20 him. will meet with immediate despatch. All metal sent
from his establishments will be warranted perfectly clear Of
flaws very malleable and Of a superior white color.
jy2e LEWIS FEUCHTWANGER,7 Gold street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-20
NOTICE..

A BOUT six months since calling himself M r
N PAYSON, Esq. borrowed Ten Dollars Of l.. A. PRATT
with the double that he would refund the amount
in less than 40 hours This to inform the said NJ p Pay
Esq., and his friends that the money has not yet been
paid.
N Payment be made at this office, at the
Office OF the City Hotel where receipt for the present. the
past, and to come will be given. aul9-sf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-20
NOTICE.

M PAYSON, Esq, formerly Of No. sWa street, will
lV1 oblge A. L. Peck by calling and paying the ten dol.
lars which he borrowed the first day Of election last The
place Of payment be made at this office. aml92wis+
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-20

On Sunday morning last in the First Wesleyan SnsPs
ne Rev CAas Davis George Fredersk Ferry 70 MRS WARY
On IL eth instant ny the Rev. Chus Davis, Alexander
vrs.;er Lot b. Maria Rosa, Of this sity
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-20

o. ANSWER-As the object Of the above notices is too
apparent to be NJ p PAYSON takes the liberty
Of saying to A. L. Peck and calling himself L. A.
Pratt that theirs modus operand" will not have the effect
they anticipated the said notices for the be cons
dered as receipts in full The above named individuals have
mistaken their they suppose the collection Of claim
whether large small will be haened through the agency Of
the " inmtabe Herald" au2O-lt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-20

vXTHAT Is PHRENoLoGY7-Ic Evidence and Prisc
w Piles Familary Consdered by Edwis SAUNDERS author
of Five Minutes Advice the Care Of the Teeth Scth
edition.
a brief and very clever analysis Of the system'-Sun
Also. by the same author,
THE TEETH, TEST OF AGE--Considered with
eere factory children addressed 10 the members Of both
Hsuses Of Parliament Imported and for sale by
aul5 y. SAUNDERS, 357 Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-20

no PACKET SHIP SHERIDAN, FROM LIVERPOOL
fks ship will dchargng under general order
the inst Consignees wishing to avoid the Of pub
store will please send their permits board instead Of
orders. sul9y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-20
DIN. ELLIOT.
OCULIST,
9o3 Broadway, entrance in Duane street,
Cenhnes his practice 10
DISEA SEES OF THE EYE,

OPHTHALMTC SURGERY IN GENERAL.
From Dr. Eios extensive practice, and the number Of
ens who cannot be aendei during his Office hours he has
obtained the services Of Dr. WssrMAcorr practitioner IA
voraby known for years in th, city, mesber Of the
New York Medical Society and Of the Royal College OF Sur
geons Edinburgh Dr. w. paid msch attention TO diseases
The Eye in Paris and, recently to Dr. Eo,ts peculiar
mode of operation and treatment
Once hours from 10 10 8 O'Clock. daily. my23yp
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-20

NOTICK-The Subscriber offers for sale very hvcrs
IN bic TERMS
pair very best made and warranted baroscAe springs
500 steps
500 sett bewS
10000 lbs maleabe coach castings
$50 sett barouche and coach axes, warranted
5000 pair Vermont wood harness
10000 pair plated and brass do
20 sett very fine brass military bits and st,rrups
loo do do saddle cloths
10000 yds ace assored together wit fun asso,
nent Of addery hardware and Newark maisabi
castings. JNO. J. SUMMERS,
iy6-eod3m+ 100 Water st
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-20

Packets % Arrive.
LONDON.
Gladiator, Britton, July 10
Mediator. Cnamplin. July ~
Wellington, Chadwick, Aug. ]
LIVERPOOL
Columbus, Chopper, July 10
q Washing'n, Holdreage, Jya5
United States, Fisher, Aug. !
HAyRE.
Silvis de Grasse, July ;
Poland, Anthony, July 10
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-20

DOYDss BLEACHING POWDER-Sixty casks Boyd X
ID Sous superior Bleaching Powder now landing from the
shp sssy ~ for sale by PERssE BROOKS,
jy2 81 Liberty st
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-20

O. Snn CHALLENGE!!!-L sPEClFIQUE
sDCUU FRANCHISE, Tor French speeihc,) for the
Gonorho elects female complaints, and all discharges Of
the organs.
The American agents Of this celebrated medicine would
apprze the pssc that this the great specific Of Doctor
Jerome Leroy, OF Paris, well kaown remedy for this
cla. Of diseases
will be found 10 possess advantages ever other
medicines the disease few days, without resrc
ten Of Diet drink exposure, and what Is much mpor
ant, leaves the parts subject to the troublesome
elects weakness that often after the Of other
medicines.
In long proracted stages cf the Gonorrb@a, in obstinate
elects will prove medicine Of great value u fails
to eradicate every vestg Of the disease and strengthen the
parts affected.
The agents OF this specific do not intend to resort to that de
eepve system Of putting in this city by wh,cs the
public often deceiveds better proof OF its ehcacy
they challenge any produce remedy Of equal certainty
snder forfeiture OF $500
ossrRvE-A single bottle Is sufficient 10 cure any recent
Of the complaint and many times those OF long standing
Each bottle accompanied WITH description OF the disease
and all the necessary direction. in the English and French lam
gusges.
Fer sale only al the agents sce No 80 Nassau street four
doors Fulton street (sp airs) and al Ne7s Chestnut
street, Philadelphia
Price st50 bottle auiT5m'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-20

HUNTERS RED DROP-For the cure Of the VI
disease The subscriber has great satisfaction in recon-
mendng this valuable medicine to all persons afflicted with the
above disease He does not offer this quick nosrum with
the hope Of deceivng intelligent community, but on the
contrary he feels actuated with strong desire to benefit all
those who be abourng under the above truly distressing
complaint is an interesting fact that the
great demand for this medicine and the number of bottles that
have sold for last years. that in instance has
it failed Prompne certainty and safety its known char
acter throughout the Union Remember the only place. D
vision st. Price 81 per bottle
au2olt DR.. u. LEVISON.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-20

Packets To Depart.
LONDON.
Westminster, Moore, Ang 20
St. James, Sebor, Sept. !
Montreal, Griffing, Sept. 10
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, (S) Fayrer, Aug "a
Siddens, Palmer, Aug. %
Europe, Marshall, Sept. !
HAvRE.
Francois lstThompson, Aug "a
Utica, Pell, Sept ]