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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-29

TEXAS LANDS &c.-Perssns DESTROYS OF having lands
located the titles thereto investigated any business
trust attended will with favorable opportunity
Of having the same done with punctuaity by
A. L. CLEMENTS, u Matagorda, Texas
For information enquire the Office Of J. Wells Min
Avenue between 2i, and I'D Streets Of W. r. Leavi
les Pearl street o2lm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-29

L. TON, Daily, Sundays excePte'li At o r NJ,
from Battery Place, Pier No l, North NJ
via stoningion Newport and Providence
Massachusetts,, Capt Comstock
Rhode island, Capt Thayer
f." Narragansett, Capt ChAd.
Providence, Capt Woolsey,
. Lesingtsu. Capt. Vanderbilt
ne OF the above Boats viii leave New York daily except
Nay.
ksencers the arrival Of the Steamers at stonxgton
take the Rail Road Cars and proceed with the mail mme.
Providence Boston, may continue In the steam
via Newport and take the rail road cars Ut Providence Tor
Ton. .H -
She Steamer Mauachu,cits Capt. Coms,ock, will leave
Afternoon Tuesday 10th, O'Clock Iron Pier No one,
Providence via stosngton, and Newpor, and the Rhode
Ind and Providence tomorrow.
n On and after Friday, tst November, the Steamers Of
line will leave al P. NJ instssd Of a. Al pr,sent
ssenger. the arrival Of the steamer may
the Rail Road Car. and proceed with the Mail immsd.
N 10 Providence and Boston. ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-29

CyAFETY REFLECTING FUNNEL LAMPS-War-
- raned to burn half the Of othr lamp
give clear and brilliant light without shadow. The
proprietor oeits his friends TO call and examine
themselves feeling confident at Il will urpsss all others
in brsncy. .heapnes and manss Lamps 81 and up
wad suitable Cor dry good stores porter houses
and all essbshme MS ~here goo1 light wanted at small
expense, can be obtansd at
&. MlCHELLs, 8 Catharne street.
ooS-Ims and A7l Greenwich IT., corner Of Canal.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-29

- FOP SALE, OR To LET The three story Br'c
House No 2oI Niah street attic story and counters cell
ksr finished complete; German silver CRATES mahogany
doo plated urnue Kitchen range stone c'sterns great
capacity furnace and Aucs the house tubes
pump; csiern and bathing &c The
house built about two since asd has been very e
occupied snow newly painted and IN complete order
Apply 10 GERARDUs CLARK, Esq- 1876 Water street.
otstnovl-
- BROWNS FALL STYLE OF HATs.-on hsnd
and constantly manufacturing, elegant assortment Of
- his much admired Hats OF the latest Fall Fashion
Also very large OF Fur Muh from the lowest
price 10 the costly rsther with extensive assortment
Of eenemen cloth and FUR caps Yoshs and charen cloth
termt BROWN, 126 Chatham street,
si4 sm. Opposite Rosevsitst
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-29

400 MEN wANTED-wsn,ed immediately ON the Inc
OOU Of the New York and Fri. Raft Road ia the Coun
ties Rocklsnd and Orange Five Hundred Labeurng Men,
whom liberal and constant employment will Be gwen
during the .nter. number &C Horses and Carts would
also end employ ment on the different sections.
John Wood David spencer Co.
King q Carmichael John H. Appleton,
II Hnds N MFari.n, John Cofey
Ward, Willis Co. William Jenkins Co
Mills. Jessup & Co, Sutton Malone,
b Thomas Co. L wsldon & Go.
Nilsson q Co. c. Msalee Co.
o2e 81 Contractors.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-29
NEW YORK BONNET
s Il q r E.

HI l-x CHATHAM STREET,
(1Hree Doors from Pearl Sfreet.)
THE Ladies respectfully invited to call and examine
FALL FASHION SILK HATS,
Trimmed with the most fashionable Paris ribbons and flowers
and made Of the richest corded silks The Of work
warranted equal to the city, the reasonable
terms.
Also, Tuscan Hats, American Straw do Paris Ribbons,
Artificial Flowers, sc.
Just received Of Fine SPeckled English Dunstables,
suitable for the fall trade MS w. ADAMS CO.
o2-lm. Il 3doors fro PEARL
TOHN T. GOLDSMITH DRAPER \ TAILOR, ISL Wn-
liam street begs respectfully to call the attention of The
public to his Fashionable Establishment.
The superior facilities, long experience and critical know
ledge which he induced him to abandon the
qe in cutting &c and to adopt method Of his
which he enabled to furnish his customers the electro
agnste principle despatch, with articles Of unprecedented
beauty o6 Sc &c., and at the me with dae consider
alton Of the dimensions Of that plus ultra Of geneman
pocket-his purse. o2lm-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-29

&C IyOR THE FACE AND skiN.---Chur-hs C.psns
II Vegetable Lotion, recommended w the faculty for
all disease. of tie face aud skin eradcatss pples,
cchIe. spots redsess ring worm all cutaneous erup-
gradually realizing delicate, clear shin trsns
forms the most saow complexion into radiant ~hisne
renders harsh asd rough ska beautifully son. smooth sos
impsrts TO the face neck aud healthy ass Juve
ne bloom, and BY de in is applies on me
suit will be beautiful complexion This Lotion sscesaed
BY other in the world Suaice say that "a, rsen
used with great In United States and we naes
without single compliant Of its efficacy or sMs %
pr,e. - e..,. nsr s.ssiL - p oli.eodfms
QOARDlNo SCHOOL for Young osntle"es Msd"oA
CWAlJI TT rss.sr,iully isforrns the Public and HE
friends, that be viii his school ior ne ~n'er 'em On
srse;on. sds;,,s,al building will enable Mr. C. - receive
larger numhsr sf Pupils. ..,.
Card 10 be rad at Mer. Berard Monaens sCcsrsAnds
street ar Mr. Roe Loeb wood ~ broadway. oi6lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-29

GALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE-Thef urni
- contained In the house No la4 Green will be sold
auction Monday the 2Sth inst consisting Of Brussels and
Ingram adst. Carpetng FORTE mahogany chairs
sofas lounges extension dining tables pier and centre tables
manteI hall and astral lamps tedsead dressing tables wash
stands bed, dining and plated tea SETS gass ware,
tay stove Kitchen utensils Sc &c. Almost all the furniture
last spring, and in excellent order The sale
o'clock with the Kitchen furniture Also,
plendd Piano Forte. o25 81.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-29

CEILING OFF AT COsT--The subscriber intend
- ing renqush his present business offers for sale,
cost until the lst November his sockconssting Of Gold
and Silver Patent Levers LePnes Duplex Anchor Escape
and Vertical Watches Chains, Seals Keys, Earrngs,
Broat hes, Rings, Ps neil Cases Clocks, sc.
Also, German Silver Guard and Fob Chains, Thimbss
Spoons, Forks Ladies, SIC. SC.
o5 I'm. =. |. TOBIAS. % Maiden ians.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-29

NEW BRIGHTON--Mr,. ISGLis's SCHOOL, for
IN Young Ladies' opened Tuesday, October after
Summer vacation.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-29

CHAMPAGNE.-Ths subscriber has store, and Of.
" rs the most reasonable terms lots to suit purcha-
from to hundred baskets at prices in
with the times The genuine and well known Anchor
Goden Eagle Crown Ship Stag, and other brands
rints and quarts, ill warranted NEST beautiful order
The stock embraces wines of grades suited for city
and country trade at prices ranging from s. per basket
The attention Of country merchants sulary invited
also Proprietors of hotels grocers, &c. sc.
THEODORE WALSH, No. ia Front,
oil Inn Of Wall street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-29

V1ANrEL OHNANENTS-Just received great
W r,ety Of Ma7tsi Ornamensc onstrg Of Bronxed and
Gilt Cirondol,. -uarieh ms, lso French Gilt Candle
lebrss together with agrs ETY. Of Brouxed aud Berlin
Iron Ornaments such Gard t,t Vases Thermometers,
ID n DELEvAN,
say H. MAIDEN Lane.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-07
Hszai1ilkNsllKRla5AliEsM

;NnH IN, cure az White Swclng, Scioil"nS and other III
riofS Ulcers old and fresh Wounds SpraiS ana
Bruises Swe:mr> and iniammtons. Scld Head " ON N,
sore Breasts Rheumatic Pains, Tcr:s, Emriion*, tnibltiS,
Whit,uw> fi.,, and external diseases s.iif"S. ~
sr.rtty superior medicine heretofore discovered
cfaI backs drd ass h"Fr'iT ring t"ra'' T'FrP
p-n, every ,Jft.aa! 52f 6c .ci may JAZZ 70 nc
H. If ,nGao ~ b'I.i.
This nut nrli possesses ,r,a very dsira!' properties VIZ
il subducS the inflammation free dSrtarsr OF the cor
n,n matter, produces nj III heal While u cST"iS
" mild and pleasant IN NJ operations: ,o -,
: 49, New YorE. April 10 !s3s.
Dear SirI have ,S, ctct0d yry Srrrsn. cure Of Scad
head, through Of mos; P"icn; Srchc Imminent
EEtn >iia rarfcni r. Iad MS figM ihsh
and ffo the hip downward, dTcadin!r scaacf by ne up
Sct,ion Of nm enormous cauon Of pitch IN tr Dry Dock
and was ans, afraid h would laT' % submit 10 amputt
linn bu; know in. III" acuo, attractive mower OF your i
m.nt laid plentiful The parts aH'ft a. ana ao he
great n.as,re /, find afforded almost immediate rclei 50
thai tie snf-cr able hold rational conversation win me
TWO hours application IL usc ms own ehPh'c eA'
sion he drawing the fire of him ana N seven OF tsm
DAYS The wound far nj a. 10 permit MN u Walk
abroad tlu rh Three before allowed MN u ~
smr his usual occuplto shall b" happy yni publish 's
case a. feel red in ths crcnltli!h :" onT ~
specific. ''4i-' ~ ' "
CH.rLEsrnS, Oct Sd, 1888.
Dr. Harrison: Dear You will ohii." us !y mn"d,a' y
forwarding ten gross your Specific Ointment GU may
mai, further orders the opening OF thc spring taa' s
The demand for your SPECIFIC is greatly increasing.
Vours Gc HAvILASp, HARRALL Il ALLEN.
This valuable Ontment Is for sale all the Drug stores IN re-
tersbure Portsmouth, Norfolk, and Richmond Price ~ Genus
pei ne SpA Il WIN 'u'' 0A'N''0"'' 4s-lafly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-07
FERN. OF the Richmond Enquirer.

- The ragurrr Published rsf 'mr ck drrrr ,sr SeS""
o. r. ""d e''f '-eeS ear'n ne ret q a'f s'sT'
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
30, Dollars rfr aaaam and Three Dollars Tor months.
~ ~ aa,ucr 10 D, pad The Office niir d hy rGsA pest
MI ~ SIX d !lrS per ammnn =, The end oi The year
r. IN dues THIS "scc may h. en:ted per mall in good ana
,b Iank nt = the rsk nj the Editor; q: postage q al
~ as potd 81 Hrt.c.ris ppsii.c oi single i,i'cI
~ .f any account, the writer. II is the accumulation {"
il an extensive business, which operates as serious TAX
. Wanrvgr vii pay papers Annually, shall have tn
IN adv ance years publication, unless specially
~ time, and paid for III advance Tor that shorter
M, iSation shah be sem the order Of any and "n'
sroNu subscribed" unless paid tor " nav aSr % ~ , j.
-, r>crilc pay m,"mt But N case OF an VrnIf Tor pup
,a ,hor, m. irun new sub,crhr "ho !: n"ar
] i y nh tn conditions sn@ number ma, b Sca' con
,,,ane. accompanied ~ c@M u ,h's fcsGi,,iIn w ;,
o. IN. lUbis.lcr, ana Who nia. an indebted ON u. ~
] at The tnd Of years, from TIL TINS. .r. Tue HoS'''
w. ",'' Rerisens Of Editorial cc"rsasa = -.
These Resolutions some Z" ne rG.nt, ." ne COZ wy
~ ,h i-r rN,e!i,ncr I'll the Editorial Corps u NusiaE'
@ or assembled al Richmond, On TIE l'ti JSi'af, -,
~ Resolutions we are dstsm,n !" Ero y" s ~,
M "rucr them. Several of tie American presses ar crn
-, ,rr h an abuse OF thu Credit System, Than me Editors M
r.ra.r difficulty consists IN the transition r IN
~" @ conventions have been induced - continue several
Ill Subscribers the Cock who are IL arrears !, ,h. H.
~; viii positively he stricken oil from our roll
AZ n, commencement oi OR next Soia"r.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
p.s .rh., il hf recommends I'd TO tn Editors ot Ncwsla-
lie cath, 10 publish al The head 81 ihtir
~ l,rlr rate, for advertising and that tI"! srr, adhere u
H. ,ne and these prices hc AWAY srh rs u s'N' '
,on,ur lSat ,n III ihG labor periIr'.tcd =
''"'f'' Resolution II tis Editorial C"ar"aoa.
~, cp,r, nj sixteen lines, FIRST insertion, cents ih
zach .gut'rrarcc - cents. 49,, 49,, t,.or
orders from distance bc accompanied Win the au''e
,y AZ satisfactory references to insure cNerh'lou
To hnsc advertising amount 4" Siol per ahhn1'
discount viii made of cent and to S3i, oil ~ percent
~ An Obituaries and Marriages from the country whenever
m narty handw unknown at this "hcc hlst Dc au,ht
y
r they viii in no be published every measure " is
hrn AIKEN 10 prevent npo>ii"ns and iuiZze mas proved
:r must therefore. INSIST III SiCh cast ui'
me certified 10y the name oil the f"saS'er
.-ri.sR on Tie bach Of The ittttr)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-07
Bg Tie G0rerRor 81 the Site RI Frginia.
a PROcLA NATION

IMPORTATION been ny III. EAacniise ina"
u,ad n..,n n,Su slave pf"p-uS q" Mr. Bonham OF
county charged capital r"ny ha- escnpsd from
n,,co nnt gong iIgri have tGg4t proper 10 Issue
,I lon offering UEc Hundred Dollars TO
or persons n viii app.rhrni The za sasc Richmond and
,rkc ooun;vad dn moreover require
Mi n;ce. cyi AMI request The people Of tho Com
la use Ihr aprceaL no said !o'oa
tia, lie mas b. hr"ush 10 justice.
Given under under III" e-sor seal
an Ihr ~ RicImond his l5h day OF No
l't'"'. vnnibrr, 1879 tSicacdl DAVID LaMfBEil"
Eic'innd HACK man 5 feet or inches hlsh.
70 or n wears nm when .nnkcn 10; hi s
md h,s been aIunrcd dressed. when ihe onrr
Wa committed blue roundabout OF uIed cloth, mixed moolen
Jeans ,nialoon., and straw hat.
IL. 10 5S-uiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-07

MON LEVEL FEMALE SEMINARY. in Mechleninr-
= county. Nalhr subscriber lawn. cnpnrd Miss Jnd,"u
the viii sclinl his tIm ~ III"
situation d! t school, experience has amply proved - D. entire
I, healthy. II j. retired aud free f"n temptations y II a
ai uNiraNaranCc; IL NJ The tame al
situated aOut II NILS Eas al Roydton, aud im hundred
yard. Of The Stage road running from Bchei Va, AtrlI
Nc
The duties 81 this -rrnon will J." resumed on The erh DAY
nf january III" scholastic consists q! tn nnEh5
Pupils ma. an! t,mr hui ronuu" t. III" end of
No deduction a absence except III of
"cKuc.i
Mis- Judsnn highly qualified leach and rive instruction IN
all branches usual, taught in Female Schools Every attention
vii r. Ia i'a Goal ii yonn. ar entrusted L. her CARE
Terms me SCHOLASTIC ILAN:
Board, washing. $50 W
Tuition ia English branches, - %
v ,Ip piano, 81 %
Irprh ~ %
ruiutn.. ~
Ten ladies will BE- received h early application
j. made Address the subscriber, MON Level, Va
ALEX. DoRTcH.
Na". o,--iw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-07

- ,k GROVE FARM FOR SAIE.-ihi~ rr"rert. lies IN ttr
nn,, II "f Sh River about -
yn,h j. rxrrlpu, river Bottom, aad tt, bal tncc good
,,m land The Improvements consist :" coed q" ei''is nous
49, LA. aud nh other necessary nuihos". The property VII,
;r. hi"h..i bidder Oh tie ID A!aad1y nrcnmhr "n
80 ,isr. If moi disposed 81 prvat fore that tim,-fhs
,..,,. y; bt made know thu dhN ol sat- .
"'''> y" 7at Lsratst. If .fgr@ G"rsr, d'c'd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-07

HdisboroHgh .7endemy.
THE Fall will end the 9Th of December The srH:
will begin Monday tho 9TH of January Tuition 70
heretoiofa =. n
Rav-Piincpas.
Enslsk Dfpartnat.-A A. n Ray, 8. w. Hughes .
Hlsboreush, NJ C., Nov. 81 o'-~oN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-07

Lafgc Sal. II Sos. e"d II .i.ric"it""' iap'1@cGiS
- AUDiE AND FARM HORSES ui superior quality som:
- care If srnI!Rc bla,d, Butts, Cows ana c
ID Mich Cows u common h"ah-oNH anu Snr
irs ynmg Mules y Wagon lIssn ani strong, WIN
harness for ~ ana ilors" Carts aud nj! sorts Of Agri
ru.lral Im;l IN 'at!. .,
place. account of thr subscribers, ~ "A
ccy's Landing. Fair ilaysu \ A. Md ON Monday to
9i ii December fair, il not, tho n"Ai !ar day thgGs
Il, nj half pa, 10. 4. NJ Terms 81 ,lCi>! " All
purchases aud sin months credit wth Approved '
o~cd Baltimore accrlnrcs with M rest On ~ ,rn'-
~ ,;.,, ,u,,u,nt L. G.. SKINNER,
n. fsl-3,l Z. Il. SKINNER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-07

SIsao0 sos 900 $1,000
Deca Go-4t
arponionmcn, for the counties, Gresns form
~ @ q Orange and Pulaski Qamed out Of parts Of Monlgome
anu Wyhs has en- fixed by Law. In the above list
a. ths parti School funds included in the To-
tocsss Wv 'SS'''e' v "heh 'ns' A''<'S'''s '''p'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-07
ia, apI cl,qp EaV and mr., nRI GOODS.

i~:tl.
- H. JENKINS would inyic attention mcclancs
"a. NIL! : am others vii, |" rNniaimc rurchas" Dry
"I: si " + IN To- ~, ~ m 81 mI,r amy
viii b si al unusual i,W prices i'ilow n- 1- sHa! pat
Curror.-a) yards "r wml,r Ca!icoss, AT
ric"s F:oh q, 10 aud u ~ rS !" III" ''"t a'S Nv =
II =. and all finer rooi..
lainr FROM - II cs 10 the richest imported Also taiys 81
SW,rI. and Dnrs. urx,-lO1r Shawl. and Dress lldkt-
and Scari.. suit adj tor cnmhr and fashion
MAE>prs-taa' aud French M'r"s q" all c"ior-, prices
M"rnxI>. Gaops ron nar>.r-Ilack and hlu" black
hazneS ClaIys alo,.Iin d. LANES; ais" lf mourning Goods
0i te Kind plain r"rn> and many ne" si!"' al Goods
M.,4> and I..os aud c.,.,f?neo 'a?r> and Col
lars, cScrna warmly al >' and chats any ever offered
at M, pl'cc. Al! r's' suited
and NF.rNDin extensive assortment
q each article ana flesh.
Bl,$hrr>-Io<c Whmcy Negro Eamkct~i ciwaprr and
S,1i,>si.-sjJ p,. saiinrs cheap C,.icrcs of all
styles.
Sanfts and iwlrd w"n Goods and other articles for III.
sam" purpose
from - cents 10 The finest qualify imported; also, Linen Snr
nss uamnsk 1ah" Ciii~ Napkins, "rl!inss Linen and
grass bleach
n"~rsr Goop.-Drown Siirinrs a, C. . rem. and finer
."o> yard Wild ri.m.s H. J.! cts ana liner alsn Sheet
nG< / / rnd /? ard, wid.
>lW!I' red aah c!r fanmrI>, Al al prices, from
iig.,rnr and GlovGs-E.ery description q ic~iry and
Gil" $ ir lni> gentlemen, boy, e.' riAa', aud mall ami
'!!I!' servant.
sto,H, and PnrsTr !EasT--a great varsity If each.
i'HnEf,L,.-s,k and Cotton Umbrellas mad, order.
ltCE Go"n>-iyc tinii Thread aud Ii"liGr Lac
III and p-s Lac, Gor FIR VEIL Taps aud ulaS
q 'gai' 80: cheap his" lac Na'- f""tng> and nilinc' all
widths
NM nonnrfs plan fllc, straw Bon
net; Icciorr ronu'-. all i'al! aud Winter shapnS.
Eir,Au.--t and ,lnri aud Cap hbami.
ard Wild >,iin amd l"sr:I" i.ihiuds, AL cClor-
FL""nH,-fanr! iI'"'r- fr hrnm@Is and The head .
SLH Coop, IEZ-sGs Ky description naa style n
rla.n figured ilA> black h!ur Hack fame. fr ay
AMI MI c"- Satin. a"h Gau2g> h,aumm aud rich
Whit tJi"> ~ dresses.
81 P:cEyr' VIII . addition Tho above Goods.
description fl by Good" i1r family puTpuss.. Merchants will
hr >i;iInd N quaint ties uit their .a- HE subscriber tlk's
pleasure hu. all U'r stock floods varied III ihl'
prices please al, which he VIII hr tn rrrr enabled al oil
the, I" ia from III" adoption aud continuation uI his mode '
.lIig Tor ,G>t - ',iG"rty 0rg
S.It. ':;T-wt2lHf u. ~. IENkINS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-07
CRnEri,II.- AI REih.lEn rEIrES.

WE invite tn. Gtt the Members 81 The I".IEFc ad
w others t. our t;rUrr;. We think II tiny vi! tx
anime uur stock they viii find rest. We arc del =
unrt ~ rI cheap, uCrri2nc2s Among ohl
Stock ~ b. f1umL
~ !im!- aaii - hills Superior lraHn Sugar
II do citau NJ ,a:S ans, Post, E.cu sugar
- d. and Ia hH!s MaasS t;itT. y@:y los priced
2, iili> clarified sugar most splendid article
IL Casks best .iusilcn Cheese
80 Sacks liverpool salt, good sackirg iri itr@'
Il Bags green Iagura and Rio Coltc
20 Rags ,udid Id Java Coll;a
Teas, from cheap . the b,,t quality
IN p,rkn ;. nf ,,f sugar rmn lowest highest grade
% eii ID. iu priced mildnc Bacon, saund and dry
- bbS y. T. iicrTings, clh
~ "N,- Sperm Candies
20 do la,w do
10 do Shah
lnEr Lbs. Cotton Yarn
iron ~ an sizes stcl Northern Hay, lamp on. pine apple
Chro,r Spices different Kinds family Flour aud Bnck"he'I
Flour. man, u-,in 1fcl,> too tedious 10 n'eniiol
n: TIa,,a' WYATT & WHITE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-07

For he iaforHatiDn Of tie Schoot C"mmtSst""trS ~ !a
ppoRTfOSNIST the Ii 81 tn regular
n OF s5ClI and Of III Appropriation nI 60 w out u tc
Sn,,i . revenue OF the FUND winch accrued durm" 'ht
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-07

- The ragrsr puh. tsref 'irrs reed dFrsc re sessi""
~ r., state i>1rr, a"t i't 'S carh ne ret 1'f E'sF'
:. al SUBSCRIPTION
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-26

ACCIDENT IN WALL SraEEr.-Yesterday, about
twelve o'clock, large scaG.ldng, which had been
erected in the front Of the building going up for the
Union Bank, fell to the ground with tremendous
crash. Ten twelve Irish laborers were on the
scaffod at the time, all Of whom were more or less
injured. Fortunately no passengers were passing
on that side Of the street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-26

The worthy magistrate, after hearing the com
plant, directed the accused 20 find bail. Some man
VINO was ~ the office immediately stepped forward
and offered TO become surety Tor her but Jpstice
H0pson, who was the sitting magistrate. NOT lkino
his appearance, refused 20 have any thing TO do with
him ~"
Ills Honor John NJ Bloodgood, ESQ immediatelv
got up and called the girl to him, when sometime
like the following scene took place -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-26
From the Cincinnati Republican,


II will be by the CORES pondence published
below, that Mademosellc Am RIGA vespucci had ac-
cepted the invitation to visit Theatre the oc-
easion of Mr. SCOTS complimentary benefit on
Monday evening, offered In her by the Committee
on Invitations.--Thc fair Florcntine exile has ex-
cited so much sympathy from the popularity of her
position, and so much admira,ion and esteem from
the purity of the motives which have prompted ner
to throw herself upon the chivalry Of the American
nation, that doubt not her presence on the occa-
sion referred to will be source Of considerable gra
tihcation:
CrscIssAri, 18th July, 1885,
GtSERAL-A favor coming from the people, is
every where to the feelings Of an exile-a national
boon-in any community OF the United States II ia
much more yet in America yespucci-it is a glory
do accept with the greatest pleasure and the most
profound gratitude, the invitation of the Committee
appointed by the citizens Of Cincinnati to give to
their favorte actor the deserved compliment of
public benefit.
l beg leave, General, through you, the chairman Of
the Committee, TO tender them my heartfelt acknsw-
ledgnent Of their courtesy and hospitality me- and
also TO present my thanks to Messrs. Scott &
Thorne, the managers Of the National Theatre for
their kind politeness in my behalf.
have but one word TO answer for myself 20 your
fattcring language.
IL | have drawn upon the sad distinction Of
misfortune, certainly owe il to my namc-to my
own dear name-whch resounded in my immortal
soul as the voice Of glory, and liberty Of modern
times-as the voice Of sixteen millions of freemcn
OF brotbers-who taught me, young, that there was
shameful yoke upon the noble ruins Of Rome.
General as to the eloquent and grateful expressions
with which you honor the memory of my illustrious
ancestor, can only respond To them by the silent
but warmest sympathy Of my heart
\ time will soon come for me TO restore his immor-
tai services to the true light Of impartiay which
begins to break through the darkness Of ages to show
to mankind great man wrongea in his watery grave
by old national preiudices, and the wilful error OF
history. Then, only then, shall publicly reverence
America Nespucci according to- my own conscien-
tious creed, and becomes one lately acknowledged
his lncal descendant by tho representatives Of the
world, within the very walls of the American Cant
toll Receive. kindly, general, the personal assurance
Of the high esteem and consideration Of
AMERICA VEsPuccr.
To Gen n ". Lyttlc, Chairman of the COMMITTEE
appointed by the citizens Of Cincinnati.
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REPUBLIcANIsM.--Webste bowling to Queen
victoria's pretty petiicoat-Van Buren, making
royal progress Clay another. Oh! oh! OH As the
Israelites said TO the Lord Do let us have King
as the other nations'-and King we shall have too.