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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-30

hs- CorsuMprior.-Itis well known that IL a fatal
disease and therefore u should be arrested before il
disease should be closely watched, and remedy i'm
mcdiately applied. One Of the most frequent fore
runners OF consumption, 10 tickling in the throat
little incos vence, but too often ending in this fatal
disease As a remedy Tor this, DIR. TayIor's Ba.sam
of Lverwooth, sold at 1916 Bowery has no equal and
we heartily advise all readers troubled to try
seated, and destiny sealed. n3O-dAw.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-30

the New York lrnin. Herald nave il served regularly
the morning Aft the pubcaonby leaving
their with Mr. T. X. Ssot lS Biim street or
with the agent No South Sharp street. who has made
receive by the rail roads firm New York
aud deliver to subscribers in Baltimore, eight hours in at
vance Of the regular ma. Pcs Of Herald eighteen cents
standard value, per week. WN +. BURGESS, Agent,
2 South Sharo street, Baltimore.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-30

v Of the Herald informed that
a.; .s.s, viii hereafter be delivered regularly mmediate,
-. NJ. arrival of and when therivcr closes they will
- mi % the Camden aud Amboy Railroad, IN advance
n ,hs .u itself Those wishing TO subscribe leave their
.s,ss and resdenss the gents oce No 2o3t Chestnut
street shove 9th Terms cs per week sinsie copies
for sae every trec o'clock pce three cents ersens
wishing papers their ni the county have
the nugly doe up wrappers the desk. The Weekly
Herald be every Saturday afternoon at four o'clock
price siI cents
O. B. LIEBER 203i Chessut street
BSubscrbe-s also receive, aud papers Zoe sale at
N e. bendsas, No II Dock opposite the Exchange
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-30

BROADWAY CIRcus.--The entertainments at this
delightful resort bring crowds Of admirers every
evening Welsh's circus is the most decest con-
peats HE terrible feat Of horssm snship Besides
which, variety Of GINNING and wonderful exercises
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-30

Hssssssu. - - I'd u proceedings oftAaG bsdy-
to represent to shs snbsrs fron distant states the
critical and exact pea tiou Of aiirs, and to give
the earliest iatslsssss ofthsir beings and the gs.d
result.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-30

MARAruAN, 2lst October, 1889.
Am paIned to TELL you IN what a melancholy state
things are In here Just now The villainous insur.
gents are still in possession Of the upper country
and not grain Of rice come down.
trust such times cannot last long, and that the in.
surgents will soon vanish, as the government party
Is now so strong that they have routed them In al
most every battle of late, and il Is said their chief
was killed the other day at Caxias. On the 9Th Au
gust we had battle here, that Is at Moxm, twenty
four hours sail from here, when the government lost
fourteen killed and hundred and eight wounded.
The rebels abandoned their strong Entertainments
without losing man.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-30

In the approaching great contest, when the late ~
the republic is TO be determined for twenty years. the
fanatcal preferences for men, expressed by such
par.izans as M. NJ. Noah, M. l.. Davis, James Wat
son Webb and all that clique, by the folly in set
ting MP Philip Hone this district st,-ali such
fsnaticism for men, must be abandoned. Accord
ing 10 the nost accurate iaforDation GENERAL WIN
ScorT can alone carry this States against MI
Van Buren,, ard the same general causes which make
him popular here. will rouse an enthusiasm in the
whole Union, which will give victory and triumph
20 the cause and the ticket that MS name heads We
have again and again shown by indisputable data,
that the whig party is on the brink 81 destruction
IL they do not &C, with prudence Let them beware
whatthey do. They may reject Scott but beware
The " Evening STAR the organ Of the "old Burr
action il again out abusing scott-calling for hi.
principles and threatening defeat to the wings IL he
Is nominated Mere twaids. We have had too
many men of nciple--men like Joseph Surface
who tried 10 seduce his friends wife, under the mash
OF principle General Scott has given the guaranteed
ola whole life. spent in the public service, meeting
the enemy in he Geld, and beating him tina, Il
he has notthe dirty principles ofpoi,icians, whchu
q cloak Tor corruption, he has the true INSTINCT
Of PATRIOTS u, which makes heroes and states
men That is wbA we wan.
The proces iip-s Of the meeting 10 day will
deeply Important. On Monday We shall gives -
!. eount oI thsse proceedings Msantiss we have de-
patched t~e special Asssts and eoSvsspcsdeats
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-30

TurmB LIso.-The Albany Argus Is alarmed Al
the progress Of General Scott. Mr. Van Buren, him
self says, if the wings nominate General Scott, he
will either goin by acclanation, or by default =
Well take our chances ofth
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-30

ny- JONI q. ApAms,th venerable Elk. President,
took walk in Wall street on the morning Of Thanks
giving day. There was fine looking lady on his
arm, 70 whom he was pointing out the names Of
the several banks. As John q. entered at the upper
end Of the street the devil escaped at the other.
thinking, probably, that the sight Of an honest man
and respectable woman in Wall street, betokened
a, earthquake, = hurricane, or the day Of judgment
ny- THx BsrrIsH QUEsS now looks as elegant
as blooming young lady, and is filling up fast The
recent blew-up has raised the confidence 81 the pub
lie in her future fare and beha liour Capt. Hosken
went though the process gaantly-and 50 has Capt
Roberts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-30

Thisututon has capital Of 500 O00 to be increased 10
iy millions The basis appears to be mostly bond, and
mortgages and the proposition procure circulating bills
the amount Of 100000 This the inulisn that adver
ed to take the bills r certain Of the country banks par
from its deposit Among Others those The
Farmer Bank of Seneca, institution which hes depose
Of $4,000 only with the co and issues post notes
Il 10 unfortunate Cor the Of the public that men
known 6naucers will attempt bsnh capital
time when the evil which most oppresses the 6nanca worl
10 redundancy Of paper securities and bask capital The
public should Be cautious in ouraging such disposition
The Macon convention policy fads but little favor
sosh. sam j. Peters, Esq. President Of the New Orleans
Chamber Of Commerce. and also Of Of banks in that
city, has addressed letter 10 Hosey Esq President Of the
convention Withdrawing his rame from the eonsissee and
dsappr wing Of the objects Of the convention, which
designates injurious TO the planting and commercial
itsres This doubtless represents the feeling generally
entertained In the South and South Wet, towards
the movements Of the speculatsu Louisville paper
states that the planters disposed hold
their prodsse uns" paid s2ecis funds; adhere
to such policy will be their savaton - stated In
New Orleans paper that adra Cor 5000 orihe Citizens Bank
on Philadelphia hank returned protested the ish
The Brandon Bank OF Mississippi has commenced suing the
cseps Of that section ell stock notes well the
dorers unpaid promssery Thh little srtrserdi-
nary when consider that the bank the notes
ofcckolders that have teen paid The suits will
"
weeks since, the discontinue Of the bank the plea sfu
tits stated in Illinois paper Of the 18th that bonds TO the
amount Of had seusd during the week which
10 be transmitted e. tho purchasers and the amount
drawn FOR months hence in accordance with the ncgos
ton made BY Gen. Rwl,n and Mr.. 0akey The ST. Lous
financial prgrss. The foil wing propositions sub
mit,ed 10 the bank % behalf OF The citizens.
lst That the collection pap falling due within the merit
sry days. should he paid The tank any agent thereof
IN the descr pisn Of fns heretofore received al the
bank. A
3D. That the business paper discounted W the bank up 10
the present tim should r possible be placed on
footing OF accommodation pper, the cuaseni and dis
being paid In specie the OF spece paying
banks.
Amer consideration the directors stated that" they
could do nothing In the mae and Mr. Collins told the
directors that u was the last effort OF compromise The bank
happily stands on firm ground. Itreevsd specie follows
Burlington land Office, Il7Og0
Springfield do do. 1000
Do. on the way, 24s 900
hand, $4,000
-
5000 .a ee77ooo
Her specie wss thus largely increased snsr drain or
three day. cosnvsnce The merchants will probably he
The merchants here conclude psy heir %. honestly
The s,ss q ~emy Affairs Il this moment enc Of qwist
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-30

Lrrrsss ron EvRors. The British Queen steam
ship sails on Monday, in company with the Ontario,
Cor London. and Cambridge. for Liverpool The
Bslsimese. for Hsvre, goes tonorrow All their
letter bags are At Glpns, in the Exehasge'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-30

CoxMoDoRE ELLioT.-A court martial has been
ordered to in Philadelphia for the trial Of
Commodore Elliot Commodore Warrington will act
m President OF the court.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-30

A SleHr.-Goto Wall street today and see the
granite columns, - tons weight. lifted to their
base. They were raised three feet yesterday.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-30

:" ossn better feeling to-day h Wall street. zen
orally and stocks have improved from the sass Of Wel.s,v
hs'osen Of respect to the msnery fsxwar Ess were
Pa'ssd n the Stock Exchange The ss st IT,
Bank rose PEREZ There demand for cash stock asd
the same time want Of confidence that prices will not be
sustained which svinced in the fact mat sales 1t Is da,s
are made at IS per e below cash prices NJ Am Trst and
Banking Company improved per cent? Harlem Il stoangto
q Kentucky per cent? drafts PAadslpAia 81 psv cent
There is no alteration in Exchange day. either domestic
foreign Sl3 0c0 specie arrived from 81. Bsss Il A. Hub
bard At Mobile the 2oh 90 day bills New York were
selling Cal per premiu@ and csrscatss of Depo,s
Of th- n Am. Trust and Banking Company Of New York
payable on the 10th Jannsxt sold at per prsm and
offered at the prices. 100000 in specie wa. r
cevedfrom New Orleans Uncurreut mousy contnues to in
prove Bills specially provided for taken BY the bro
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-30

63- DANIEL WEBSTER takes passage home in a
packet ship, and not In the Liverpooi-so Morris
Robinson, ESQ. says, every day, in Wall street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-30

o. CHo,cs SEeARsarc found at "a Nassau street
the Regaiias-very old Cuzadoras-and heavenly Ia
Delicias. Their aroma is equal to that Of Para
disc.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-30

FRE A great fire was raging down town, when
our paper went to press.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-30

MEErIHG OF THE New YonK DELEGATES TO THE
HAsHisBuRe CoSvEsrIoy.-Ths body Of men meet
today to consult the state Of public epinion in
New York, relative 20 the next Presidency, and TO
elect tws senatorial delegates to complete their
body.
This Is an important meeting. The success or de-
feat Of the opposition next year, against Mr. Van
Barren, will depend, in great measure, on the move
ents Of the meeting today. The opinions and policy
OF New York will weigh deeply at harrisburg
whya Because since the great revolution against
Van Buren,, manifested in the elections Of 1887 and
1883 New York is the only state among the doubtful
or debateable which has maintained her position, or
shown bold frsn, to the locofoco foe. Since those
years, when the aggregate whg majorities averaged
over 100000 each, Indiana, Illinois, Ohio, Tennes'
see, Mississippi, Maryland, Massachusetts, Maine,
have al bee ONE recreant 10 the cause. New York
slnost alone, stands inmoveable as her own Cats
kills. as will appear BY the following returns for the
years named
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-30
To oar Wareford ,Cesn.) SabscribcFs-

o~t aarH6rd ,CSSuI =. :, -
Persons and families Hartford, wishing 70 take tne ~
Morning Herald have il served regularly ID tne
e the day Of psbhsaon by leaving their names WIN
Agent for Hartford
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-30

Revival OF BUSINESS The retail and cash trade
Of this city is reviving every day. The scarcity Of
money only exists among the large operators, stock
jobbers, spectators, and the scoandrels OF Wall
street who have been trading borrowed capi-
tai" Nothing indicates more truly the condition Of
heathy retail asd cash trade than the adve rising
business. AT this season Of the year we never had
so promising and abundant business in cash adver-
Using, and trader never pay money in advance for
advertising unless they transact some sound bust
ness Don't despair
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-30
Fsr>gress Of the Herald ksev olntiOn Of the
IF Press


Above we publish the several notices of the ar
engagements made by our agents IN Philadeiphia'
Baltimore, and Hartford, for the early delivery oil
the Herald in each Of those cities. In New Haven,
Albany Troy, Providence, and other cities, agencies
have been sometime in operation. We are also
making arrang to establish agencies in Wash
ington, d. c., in Lancaster, Columbia, and Harris
burg, Pennsylvania. The access to all those cities
is now BY railroad thus establishing a rapid com
munication with this great metropolis, New York,
similar that which exists between London and the
provincial cities Of the British empire When a
railroad is completed TO Richmond, Virginia and 10
Buffalo in westera New York, we shall extend the
circulation Of the Herald, By agencies, to all those
cities and towns, and to others that may be so
reached.
Thus we go. The time is rapidly coming when the
New York Herald, as the London Times is in Liver
pool, Manchester, Birmingham, &c., will circulate
more widely in Philadelphia, Boston, Baltimore and
Washington, than the very papers published IN
those several cities. This is branch the great
revolution caused by steam power and railroads.
1t is a great law Of the Almighty, impressed on
every element Of nature that both the intellectual
and material have tendency to Capitalization The
universe is kept together by this prnsiple-society
and civilization own its influence and power. In
the newspaper press it begins already to indicate its
powerful operation in this countr facilitated, as Il
is, by rail roads and steam power-for 1t is proba
BILE that, the large cities Of England are princ
palIy Supplied with the London newspapers, scwil
the large cities Of the United States be supplied
with those Of New York. The hstless and unener
rstic condition ofthe press in our provincial cities
their lazy pride and want Of independsnce-par'cu-
larry in Observation-Disclosures this revolution now
in progress giving to the energy and independence
of the metropolitan press ascendency that cannot
be assailed or weakened.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-30
MORNING HERALD.


oArU8OAY. MOVE mBgR -. f-3e.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-30

Her specie wss thus largely increased snsr drain or
three day. eostiuvsnce Tbs merchants will probably he
The merchants here, conclude opsy heir dess honestly
The asts 81 ~onsy Affairs Il this momeH enc Of qwiet
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-13
Rfig@er's Prize office.

More Prl-eS SOLD at fortune 5 Rome
Drawn Nus OF The Sussex County Lottery. NO %;
3 2a so 81 IA % AG IS II 90 80 % ~
Nos. IA so 60 sold and paid a, sight By B'ggsr..
Drawn Nos Of The MonongaIia Lottery. Extra, No. .:
81 ) 62 SO Il = Is 90 81
Whole 5 Is 30 capital Of $500, sold and paid as
usual a, sight ny Bigger
Drawn Numbers q The Virginia Norfolk Lottery,
Glass 30. A.:
20 Z 20 80 s. IS "a II IL &c Q 10
Whole Ticket "a ~ 10, prize OF $50. sent |" a
Correspondent and will be paid when preseniedat Big
gers Office.
n To adrsp,nrers in Lotcriss
We will continue 10 sell tickets 10 all Lotteries adver.
,ised in this paper under the management OF Mrssrs
Gregory Co.; and all orders. heretofore. meet the
most prompt attention Every Saturday we hav" Lot
terry with Pita varying from 80 600 $4,000 dollars
and hen cash prize tickets enclosed our TRENDS
distance may rely investing or them IN the
best schemes on hand
u We anticipate (ina few days. the pleasure o' pre-
sen,ng Grand Schsme, with capltG Of lU0t W dol
lars
lie, all orders be directed 10 the old established Prize
Office of THOS. Is BlGOEk
July IL f20-ul Richmond In
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-13
.Heehanicsri!is-Iarern for Sale

TayHE subscriber wishing to retire from public HE.
of, rs for sale his Tavern, at the denominations OF the
M.chanicsve Turnpike, and five acd halt mites from
the City of Richmond, and Immediately on the iaPpa
hammock Stage Route. and at the junction OF The roads
leading 10 Hanover Court house, Cold Harbour, &c
The improvements large two story house. with
good kitchen dairy ice house stables: and oil The ne
cessury ou houses, and all newly built II has attached
to il 90 acres Of land the greater portion well unbered.
and sphcje nj r the supper, Of the place for number
Of wears; i, is situated desirable neighhorhood
and as healthy as any sIand in lower Virginia. It has
been occupied as Tavern ever since II was bull, ard
has The reputation Of bpmg good sIluann. ANY per
son U,shinu to purchase the above property get
Inflammation respecting ii, by addressing the suoscber,
lnos, Maid ;, at the Richmond Pos, Office, or by calling
on f.lm On the premises ~
% { The subscriber will take this e,hud 10 inform
his Tr,s nds and The public that he will continue 10 keep
private entertainment till il is disguised of. l..
August 9 Si-3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-13

Does your .HofhtT ka0'o goa re on.
nEARTlN VAN BUREN AND HENRY Clay
Va have gone visiting folks at the North, and sia-
dame Fortune has come 10 stay pretty considerable
spell al Hoy,'s, in Richmond While The friends Of
the pres, showing their devonsn 10 mem me
admirers Of her Ladysp will doubtless avail themst
Of the opportunity now offered o. sau.'ng 'se
p,rons under her special protection and for this purpose
has stationed herself Hoyts door 10 receive com
many. and notice no buys Of his lucky tickets Some
saw tina, she is blinded By bandase-outa ',,e no'ee
,soursis US 10 say that if The prizes Of S5o0uO $4,000
sc &c presented by Ter 10 Hoyt are not sohc'e"' 10
satisfy her friends OF The FACT she will soon put NE mat
ter .sa straight" By presenting them WIN one OF osI
sI-NDRFD TH(IISAND DOLLARS Her friends
are requested 10 call snd her al Hoyts below
the ruins Of the Eagle.
July 80 St-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-13
Inn1 fnr SHE

.,rry changing residence have to
Is IN tr,cts land the county OF Cumberland The
~ , A,,h reside, miles aeo" the Courthouse upon
ioa contains about six hundred acres with the
.,-,~, Of large and well built dwelling house,
b,gss AMI Office wh all other houses suitable oad cnoSe
n, f.miy. Upon the farm good Garary with iiSh-
v,s,o ,1l .averal new barns portion oil iSe
a,. mp rcse! ~ mauurus and well adapted to me
IL .ng neat sr1 t"lcco and all kinds OF uii common
.o,rv The Brook Hill tract lies upon The Appomitior
lg nnIs. h.o Stony Poiat Mills and lew m'es
e.. reui Town Mills, contains nbon thousand acfss-
,,,,n Of which bottom land OF good quality ms
. l1,nov with framed tobacco houses eranafy
attached thereto with many comforsbs CABINS ior
- R.v,nr no nersou will without viewing the ptemI-
-, 6a.r -pon deemed unnecessary IN my absence
~ Gys.oa i show the las 10 any Person no nv
y, 80 ROBf. HENDERSON.
is.Yst
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-13

meeting oil the Pres'den. and Directors OF ne
"A Bank Of Virginia. the lth day of June, lcSy
,ros Rssored That books Of subscription 10 The ao-
dtiopal capital of this Bank, authorized By law re
nened forth with the Bank at Richmond by the Iafh-
10, and a, the several branches hy the Cashiers hereo
"a aIso nj Portsmouth, under the superintendent n'
J"bn A. Chandler, John w. Murdaugh and h. L. VII
son. Esqs. 81 ;,,.,.
o., thereon from the Sd instant Whenthe Commonwealth
hsc,hed and paid for go shares and S7o IN three
I ;,,,ameos Of two four md six months thereafter,
with interest from The same period
W." a. ROBINSON. in, Cashier.
NJ A book Of subscription is accordingly opened al
the Bank Of Virginia "a g
June Ia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-13
R,u,isls MANUFACTURING Company
.uofats TegetaJle Life Pills and Pheniz Buters

ur ;, estimation in which the celebrated Life Pills
Pheux Bers are held sasee,oI, Of The mo"
and nv the voluntary testimonials to heir
are ,ba, thew are The means extensive and nesmble
ond among his afflicted fellow creatures than oH
that proprietor Of these
j, dcsrous keeping them constantly before the
nutic eve. The sale OF every addl''ona' ooA ana o
,n,ce thai some persons will bc relieved from Of res
@ Of suffering improved general healh Tor 10 no ease
Of suffering disease can they DC tsse" ~ var" Is ~bcb
eor lid 10 do GOOD. obstinate cases OF chro
ne and bilious headachc, cosrireness piles gene
81 Iab,i;,y scrouous s~eilnss and ulcers, scu'y sH
anu e., cures ~th rapidlty and pe'maneGcy when Jew
n.,son, would Theoretically believe, out 10 ~hcn h
from happy experience. In colds eaa coughs
hh r. neglected supernduce the most fatal diseases o. me
lungs. and indeed the vsceIa 10 genera, I :, 81,
sy 40 n,ogoe the insensbe Pepitaiion and 50 relieve
The system febie action ana esu. ~ hs ro,n;,.
oroIuce most delightful sense OF conNa'ese".e " @ @
and though the usual Of cold should partially return
during the day the repetition Of % relief without
Their effect upon levers OF
and persons retiring TO with .ne mos
alarming kind, viii awake with The sfains ; no nhnaI
,h 6erce has ovehrown and Can eas oe
IN the same though long ana
vses'al e,,ea p and 20 also
,erica Affections, hypocondfiacsm Tcs'irssness cI . @
aey of the PAenu Bs Full directions for the use OF ,nssc
medicines showing their distinctive sppc 20
s, a, SIS Boadsay certificates Of their
arc always open 10 Inspection uos
Far
SsMaRrAs" copy Of which accompanies The mea,e,n
o 5. obtained the different Agents ~ho have the
medicines for sae ,.,;o, -, - .,.;,,d an anil;
French and s2ansh oec'oo' can DC oo'hea " pP
cation at the Office 375 Bioad~sy' ,:.
will IsIs,s SoFraT 5 Broadway
liberal deduction made TO those who purchase TO sell
again. - p;hnond and JoBs SPENCER North
| End, Va. . -. ,so he had Of the principal
.ast. IN .verv town throughout the w. : ana ne
AZ for Mofa,. Pills and PhrniI besi sha III 10,
/ fc simiie OF Iohn "o,a' ssis'''e ri,r, II 9-tf
| .fb,t,ers box OF pills. l'oue >
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-13
ReaL Esate for Sale.

Rtai Estate for Sale.
yE1uE owner wishing 10 eingratp 10 Kentucky offers
3 for sale the Oakley Farm This property lies 10
Campbell county, four miles from Lynchburg, and con.
ss,s If 300 acres of land which, in point OF lefly are
exceled by in the county Inc oweiiihe nouse y
,uo s,ory brick building aud comfortable. with all the
NECESSARY on, houses Also my household and kitchen
furniture, stock &c Any person wishing 10 purchase
can examine The premises, and in The event OF sale
can have possession in time 10 commence seedihs
Terms will be made accommodating
julv y (la-,IN1 JOHN <. CREAM.