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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-12

SThLLEV TURNPIKE. IOtice In CoHtTGc0rS-
y Sealed Proposals viii be received in S'auriou IN
Saturday, the !lh dav Of Mach next until II clock,
VI tor the grading and NcAdHmzing the Valley Turn
pike from The end Of the 5OIh mile above New Market
to Staun"n. hcing upwards OF frr!y miles.
The work is TO b. comnrn need ut early tav and
completed within Il months from the Isl al April GCS'.
Proposals must designate ia" mile miles hid "r cost
per mile. and The time N which work vii! 4e c"mni"nc
ed Twenty FIVE per C"ai3m ufGn monthly estimates
Of work done WILDE reserved secury Tor the faithful!
performance Of contracts
The specifications may be Of any time n THIS Of
fc. and will b. rxhbIlrd together with the MAPS and
pmGlCs ard blank Contracts in Saunrn. on ia" day oil
letting, and the Two preceding days. and the suescfDr
viii attend In give any information desired
An Assistant will have New Market tic morning
uC THURSDAY bciure the letting. and pnrane the "hor
r1,r tm SauniOn 10 give any pSplani,IrlS wh regard
the work, desired by prisons intending TO bid lie
Ill also take charge Of The proposals OF any persons
along the line who may desire II, and deliver iicm III
due time TO the subscriber.
No proposal from any one not known To some ono OF
the Directors, 10 the subscriber viii be cOnsidrrcd.
unless accompanied by satisfactory testimonials Of Char
acier and pecunIary responsibility 10 meet the engage
menls he proposes 10 contract.
Persons proposing for more work than they wish 10
contract ff specify tn" quantity ilrv wish 10 have
As usual the right is served To the Directory TO put
uHGrr contract the whole a part Of the above work
Blank proposals may be had at this Office and IN S,aun
ton. J Il ANDERSON
Ct1tt Engincer.
Office Of The Valley Road.
Winchester, Jan ., 1899 )
sid
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fsaE,T'ssH.
TIE rnREH MEGTINGs.
au~ca rsr srmA,~s U>,use."

THE THEE MEETINGS.
They met beside 'ac rs"nI's ''''ah'
when life and hops - r. yn"a";
When love was ike an angel dream,
Unwfi,ten uud unSung.
The rcd-blrI on the mountain aSh,
Was singing TO the wave;
The music gifts bus: rash,
AihTilIns answer gave.
She stood beside the fountains hEni'
A girl with Wild howet's c'own'dj
And i"ansd vita rapture upon HIM
Whose wreath her tcsoP,rs b"un''
She the May qucen "' the y'a''
The image sweet spring;
yVi,haI the craccs that endcar,
A bright and gIrlish thing.
A c!ou.llcss sky was orcrhcad.
And low'r beneath their feet:
The bloSSoni'd tree its odors shed,
And all the earth was sweet.
Young love was ih-irs-srcurc--scic
And gave hrs Toseetc dsc
To every icrturn ofthr scene,
Aud glory otthe ky.
Swec, pair. dream rot ofdlu;cr nigh,
Enjoy the present hour,
As birds dI.PoI, IA sumnrrsky
Ere yet the tempest lower.
Droatn on--too soon shall fate reveal
Your woes-tuO soon Nc part;
Too soon the funeral Anc!l shall peal
The tocsIn Of the heart.
Yesrs passed-agnin the lovers met
And time bad len no trace
Ufwue on features beau;g Gus yet,
Nor yet berstt ofgruce.
The same enduring forest heard
TheIr VOWS of ruth remrHcd,
Aud warDlcd FORTH the same h.ish; bird
TO cheer he solitude.
see the broken hearted pair,
| hcur the Wild Ideu-
The hollow sishs thut swell! the air
When fortune paris III" true.
No mOTe-uo mOre-Ofhcpc they speak,
No more they dream Of bliss;
Til. lover on the iady's check
Impun,s IGournivl kIss.
Again they m.t-lons years had rolled
Their loyi-Is tides diowg:
Lifc's hJundins pulse. hao controlled,
.tnd bowed The fair and strOng:
THE warriors hand was chill and weak,
That once tho sword could sway,
And fut,efed DER HIS aged cheek
His tIes.es thin and grey.
and she was wan and faded too,
The shadow u. that STl,
With sunny hair ana eye oiblue
And forehead white As pearl.
Whose beauty when lie knew her first
The faithful fountain gave,
Bright US the chains Of her WHO burst
Upon the Cyrrian Wave.
Thsn was their greeting sal. yet sweet
The goal was nearly wuu-
And like TO wintry streams that meet,
They t;emblcd into one.
They spoke not-n ithcf sighed nos moved
I heir life Io2g ,riIl Der.
Whrrr first they met, where INST tncy iowa
They met 10 part no more.
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NA7M P. c. RAMSEY at WV. ". RoBIysoS *
w 60 old stand and next door below Messrs
WILLIAMS & SKATERS, would inform the Citizens Of
Richmond and persons from the country. that he has
ken this stand. for the purpose of continuing the GIa
narr and Grocery Business and hopes the customers Of
william, W Robinson & Co will not forsake the old
stand as there will be left unred to give sa
,sfacion. 10 any person who may feel disposed 10 pa
trruise him
WIN T {. R. still continues TO rent Bakcy's MIL
which will enable him TO keep constantly on hand fresh
ground Neal which he " sell By the quantity Of five
bushels more. at the city mills wholesale prices and
for less quantity than FIVE bushels Granarv prices
All articles IN The Granary line. kept constantly on hand
together with choice selection Of Family Groceries,
all OF which will be sold for small profit
February c2-w3w"
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CoMMODORES PORTER AND ELLIOTT

tHfSTkR, Dec ~, IS,}S.
Sill have the honor to enclose 10 you the copy of
letter Nhich addressed 10 Com. Elliott occasnned by
cuurtrS"s offered To me publicly. while was rrinrvinr
from 'hH Washington Railroad cars in BALTIMORE 10 those
which come To this place
| have the honor 10 be.
With great respect,
Your very obi servant.
DAVID PORTER
Hon. J. k. PAuLDISG, Ssc'y of the .Nary
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-12

CHESTER, Dec So 1s3S
Sir-'fo avoid any msconce ption, to nv receiving
and returning any cour,rsies from vou have 10 r..
quest the favor, Should meet, that you will consider
me as perfect stranger un.!l the reports which are II,
circulation pTjndc'a 1" you, by the Gscl-
sion OF a competent tribunal.
The reason for making this Ieques! is, that have
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-12

FsyO TOBACCO PLANTERS - Notice is hereby CIV
q In the Tobacco Planters and others in the South
ern counties 10 this Stale and in Carolina who nnv
wish 10 send Tobacco 10 The Richmond market by wny
Of The Petersburg Railroad that all Tobacco intended to
be senl 10 ShnckG Warehouse whether consigned 10 the
Inspectors Commission Merchants will b. taken from
The Depot in this place TO The Warehouse free Of draw.
age. MOSBf d SHEPARD.
Inspectors at Sh0ekp Enrhouse
Jan ~ 1l-w2m
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MORIrS MIfLTlCAELIS
.NOrns .MnI.iranlls Eonis tyr safe

.NoruS .Nni;irqniiS Ronfs tDS SITE
En N6ASA Mnrus MuIr:caus Roots. which
4 UeUUU @sve rymnined in the soil here
grown during the Wi'rr. and will he @ev'rr" 10 Pnr-
chascrs in a eornd and healthy condition Orders r
,h, same. if LEFT AT + " Tompkrnss, the Coffee
house will be- punclunly attended 20 Price % cents
per root, payable OH delivery. d. AOtiOA
Feb S.i-bt
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4 number Of
S!2 600 10000, &c, &c

Tickets from 81 L" SlO.
iloYr al are aware since he has been in the fed hrs
Ia. 81 the Lad al others IN selling aud paying lace
capitals l. Is bat short time yun kno". s'nc" II" sol!
Nos II 81 u whole rrkrt he grand capital "' !! u
THOUSAND DOLLARS, This prz" amounted to
IL FIVE times much money as Prize err S"'d W
nm rrHdSr EichInond seems the "ic"s -.
iansrG u.ii"rs not 0s lucky more modern ones
But another item III Lottery news: Ira weeks 7" tnE
fem tn time the THOUSAND was sid Nos !" ~
n capital "f FORTY THOUS SAND. sold and pad
by HOYr Even This counts much larger han an! poe
Ircy sold hv ANY vcndrr now III Richmond
|, is well known by all, tina HOY lock ~ hls old
Office winch h. drvrn from the nigh, "t he -Hh
Dec by fire. tar surpassed that ut amY other vemGrr IN
America On The ist day of jan -. hr commenced
in n ness enc. and Stated On DOG trot. sel!nI and
pa yng prizes aud ne las b., Larger
przs have been sold !ioIr tbs year, veil iaSi,
,han a, any other office IN Richmond. 80 vcrd'r IN
Richmond (xcrp li",T) he has sod prrz' IS
large -FOUR THOUSAND DOLLARS since j."
ls S:,9sn sou the !arg" p:zs> sold al tloiI>
10 whom please direct your "fGcTs and when you r"e
In Richmond, take view at the runs 81 ll"yls Old
stand. and from that point you cant help hUt wt'ir
his Office and that IS the place Ia apply iUr capital
prizes without cnTritIrg i"r any other Office.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-12

JgytlE American SILK Grower. by Ward. Clancy X
2 Hru'i.r: the six Manual. bv T.. + Roberts; the
Flu,~rs Register, by Edmund Ru;i:nrrccycd and for
sale by II ID Lo"AhS .!%,"
Cn>s sp,u eadi"s 10 .uo!o's Grjdge, Rtrhmond. IA
r,h7 S:i-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-12

BNRINTiNG INK Jus, received al this Office q
supply of Johnsons celebrated News Ink, for win.
ter use which will be sold for 30 cents per pound for
cash. Now
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-12
TIE MOST SPLENDID YET!
Sir2iEs!a Norfolk E.CtserE.

Sirn!Es!H TOraots. E.CefeFE.
CI,ss No. 70 mo dr,un nm Saturday F.brusrI IGL
'S:'' at a'eH"h"r'a
80 IS ,, "'nN" "o'
,p -.nn"o .,ror
l"", "''' go Wv" luz, "''''''cr ,,n
'1n, "" a''''G' ''''''''-,
~ '' i"'.'
i'..'"'.'''''.'.'r WV w.: NV ''.''''' '''
,r:.,o.,, I'm - - ..,,-,o "a
C,;ra, :, oa! 80 go, w. ~ untr r,;I,, son
~ ~ tI.I, d. -
nn L ~ on,,,e, Do "a
FCk,y,ru 81 S2o pnO net,--Tickets SIO-( .Gra,a
nj p,rLSye Of Sbo. ,,ckei. .iaD halves a:u ,,,,.
tors So
T,j,uoryo,5 s2N D0O Tirkc,s slp Cerrfclreo,a
p,ck.,o r. bo,s ,,cg.,. ..Ipo b3Irss c,a,..,.
e., IN
II,,-, 1901 uoyT,c r,voDIrr --ooa,-
1;Lo," < IN C.,;f.a, = D. t,o - NJ, L. -
LI 80 500 " s " ~
r,L,,nr,, s3J en- era T,;cl,,s SIN Cc,,,e.,,o.t
o,oL.,o T. .t.I ,,oL., e.,tn I.fa 20 r.,.,rs
So
r.. p,o.so ,dd,oss
y" =, - ,Invr p.,i H.
A, the vi,ro, Lo,,c,v otics ho has " sot o %
ina and c,shirr ,o,o f,ri,,i p;,ns ,ia orc, ,,,Is,
in The known Sn "Ti' N1r''1' ''N'S' VIA" '''
O,drs far T;ckers C,c,, ror, or ,bo I,;,,g ..as
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-12

stTRAYED las, Evening from Shockm Hi. 4 SoUP
Es IiogsE bazad face. roman nose, wltha Saddle and
Bride Whoever will return In" same to Mr a. w
E,orss L;ypry Stable shall be reasonably rewarded.
En- f-l-2,l THDS. TYKER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-12

E1EVERLEY JONES, attorney az Lar, B"ydtcn,
s y afeck:uburg, Va, atlci.dt the Courts OF Mech
!efhDrg and llg!i!dx.
Jan - ''-"1"
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PIrRI,IC SALES

OF tinted States 'GadS in EoSi Fiorida. d(Ired fer
further permit gf ninc'y d1ys
NOTICE is hereby given. that the public sale OF such
"a portion Of The lands ordered "n the lth day Of De.
inrr last to be held q; the Land One" at - Angus inc,
in Ens, Florida on Muuday The hTd instant shall not
ha We been cf rd the date %! i' icCr?l O" ts notice
a, said Office is deferred until and will commence on
Alnnd,v The FOURTH day Of March next:
Also that the pnblic sale Of lands ordered O be held
NJ The same place Monday. The Scrcp'cRid instant is
deferred until and :,i'l commence on, Monday, the
EiGnrrESrn day Of MARCH next.
particular description will hereafter be given o: The
tracts aud townships The sal" of which viii be deferred
until the FOURTH Of MAECu Gex Pursuant 10 this notice"
Given under my hand al the City OF Washington,
this fifth dag Of December, l-3s
NJ VAN buren,.
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SrLEADi3 iGlZfs FOR EE"IA"'i $780,
The mo.t syien"id get!
500, 900.
~ Number LocrY-lI Drawn Ballots
.Uoling rsarIy as n0nv Prizes rs H'"nES'
VIRGINIA State lottery,
r.- ;r,c benefit of the Mechanical Benevolent Society
Of Norru.k.-Cass No l. for l-33 10 b. drawn at
Alexandria Va on Saturday. 18Th Feb l-@o
rouri,rr ScuFmE i Pr:2' III S*lnU'W. SiOWo,
- 800. $780, So 800, S3U00, 81 GIo, 10 OF - CCA
&c. Nc.
T;rlo,s ONLY ::i0 halves -, quarters - 3d.
Certificates OF Packages Of - wtuIc tickets Sl2D
=, 90 - bali do 60
Do do - qTarcr do 50
$4,000 --&s9 ,Goe.
g:.&issi:a SE&Ee G.<t!"rg,
For the benefit Of The Town Of Wheeling - Glass No.
> for l-:;j--io be- drawn at Alexandra, Va, Oh Sa.
.ut,iay sd Feb $50
tir,.p CArirAL,-a3O Goa. 10000, 1900. 50G0 T..
nGD l.U 80 Plies Of 800, - Of $50, 30 OF iuC tSc
&c
Tickets only $40 halves ;. quarters -
Certificates Q! packages OF - Nh".e Tickets $40
Do do II ilaf do 20
DO do 20 Quarter DO. 10
n Oydrrs for TckcS nNd Shnr's or CThhcHicS 81
PqrGecs in the above Magnificent Schemes will receve
the most prompt attention. and an oscn account oil t""
drarinr sent immediately alter II IS over to all who o'der
from us. Address,
d. s. GREGORY ~ co, .Ten"eers,
Richmond, Va.
Tirkc's in all other lotteries under our manage.
meni constantly for sale Us above.
Jan II 'i-|a"u
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,7Es7Htsa14&' E>Gice. E&;cf':sGff, sf'.
SrLEHDIn PAIRS FOR FErGCAKT, !o1J
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EIa5A5'&
Exchange arc E-Os5e1U Office.

EEOY'r'S schemes tor February are probably more
8 8 brl'linui tHn any hrrCt"ior" offered
Tie iC0ttHg Pr,=CS are as jOt'Or:
Ss3n.OOu 90
- yH II
.ln.utU 90
.3DUuU 90
4 number of 2om0 90
l. coo Oh
600 UuU Nc &c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-12

Supply of Sprinr :ErD Nr"Ar for sale by
"a WORTilhM, McGkUD DER Il co
EaL : S:,-9t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-12

And ni9e ptals Of @lNH9 Ca'A, Nip icw - Lr .at
ln, C1p''aiS sold GIh rr!d. ~ usual wrr H-g-r q,
sui' The same good fortune and prompt rag vii be
couiuud to al! Ihc>e ho ,uichasc 'itlr rcas:s Il!
HlGGERS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-12

\ HIGHLY IMPORTANT C.3GTiON 10 Tue
pCBLiC BY DR U.N ET.hNS, 100 Chatham S.rta
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Office Of The Valley Road.
Winchester, Jan 2o 1890. )
EshrnarY Sid
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-07

q, goo CHALLENGE ll-LEROy's sPECIFIQUE
sDCVO FRANCAIsk, Tor French Spsci6c.) Zoe the
Gonorrhea Gees female complaints and all discharges o
the secret Organs.
The American agents Of this celebrated medicine would
apprre the pablo that this the great specific Of Doctor
Jerome Leroy Of Paris celebrated for the Of this
class Of diseases.
h early stages Of the disease IL will positively effect
Few days without restriction OF diet, fear of
posure and what much important Il leaves the
parts subject the troublesome elects weakness that
occur 20 often after the Of other medicines.
In long prorsced stages 81 the Gonorrh@s, IN obstinate
elects weakness OF those organs is without doubt the
efectual remedy discovered.
II will also be found certain preventative against the dis
exposed and in any where there to fear
few doses will arrest It's progress and any further
trouble.
our 10 10 that deceptive system Of
putting in this city, better proof Of s efficacy
challenge any TO be produced that Il viii not
der forfeit OF $500.
oUb.erv, -o.e large bottle !. sufficient to any
cent Of the complaint
zach bottle accompanied with full description Of the dis
and all the directions in the English and French
languages
FIR sale only the agents sce No % Nassau street. four
doors from Fulton street. (sr 'tar Price $3.50 bottle
small bottles 81 aui7 3m'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-07

CARLTON HoUsE-CsPARTNERsHIP NOTICE
" The subscribers have formed Copartnershp under the
6rn az BENSON h HODGES have taken thei Carlton
House. and solicit the patronage Of their Friends and the
public.
Gentlemen with their families and single gentlemen can be
the nabe terms for the winter OF
by the wear The house will be opes about the first OF
November. JAMES BENsON.
90 I'm. PRESTON n. HODGES.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-07

DESIRABLE PRIVATE BoARDING.-A reepeetsbl.
IL ENGLISH family having two handsomely furnished bed
rooms unoccped Jesrous of receiving two single gentle
men boarder. breakast and dinner SundayD Any
gentleman or retired habits who Is DESTROYS Of the above
commodtons will find them possess all the advantages and
comforts sf private home Please To apply Al os Greenwich
street between Canal and Spring sreeReerenee o. the
first responsibility given and required. su2su
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-07
STOVES STOyEs,l sroyEs,l

DERFECT Railway aud Steam Conductor, Victoria, Ma
tioIa and other Patterns Coal or Wood Cooking Stoves
The subscriber most respectfully invite attention TO their
and seenpd improved king stoves, which for beauty
simplicity quantity aud quality cookng baking &c &C. have
equal and challenge comparison in all points views
and all ask convince any rational that such
facts cca examination Of the above named aud
they win be found unlike any other patterns offered for
sale in this CITY
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing will ad il 70 their interest
give call previous q purchasing elsewhere will sell
cheap other store in the Also most splendid
article Of parlour wood for sale whole
sale retail, by SALISBURY BARKER, 237 Water st.
sli-lmr between Beekman 81. * Peek slip.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-07

NEW YoRK TATTERs ALLs-rhs proprietor 81 III.

ffT7fffF
IN well known establishment thankfal the already
bestowed upon him. begs inform the patrons Of the establish
ment and the gentry and strangers ~ the city Of New York
that prepared to receive hores carriages, SIC
for sale, or orders TO purchase on commission.
The proprietor would also invite gentlemen wishing have
horses k livery for sale to call and examine the great
he has made in the stab attached this eab
samcat aud thinks they will not be found inferior any
the city eh. point of cls aniess comfort stalls and
he the public that exeron his pt, the part
Of any IN his employ Shall be wanting e render Taal Al
least equal 10 any establishment IN lac city.
The proprietor would also invite csrrag and harness
kers inspect the different made with lew
show of their manufactures 10 best advantage and ~ lie sale
81 these articles form conspicuous part Of = business he
would them, that he has interest ~ any Dadng
esab ents of the kind his utmost exertons viii b. used u
facilitate them way, either by sales advances, and
ia dong ls lie would beg leave 10 call attention tie
rvaed location Of the premises 10 its having be n the original
New York Tatersss Or the sale 81 horses carriages,
harness the universal popularity Of the place since
first established 1898 IL therefore trust that he wl
be he has be by that public wnchit viii ever
be lis desire to please. GEO MILLER Proprietor,
sla3Ie Snccessor d J. ". WATSON. AS broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-07
WRITING

This celebrated system Of is AGAIN offered to the no
cc Of the Ladies' the Merchant the young Of business
Clerk the Attorney the Accountant the Student the Cen
Of Fashion and Fortune and the Public in general Of
New York-It expressly adapted to all the mercantile pur
Bill. OF Exchange Invoices Sales, orders, Notes receipts
the Journal Estry and the Ledeer and srori
WHY acquired every one from the ages OF
rwKLvg LESSONS. Of oSE HOUR EACH.
No matter how BAD, SpIrrERESr, tLLsGrLs, pEvoRMEp
GRANTED o CONFIRMED, the Pupils writing maybe
AeApssU No lis BEosDwr, NV YonK.
Tar LADIES daily III and Ia o'clock these Hours
devoted entirely Ladies and taught neat delicate and
elegant style Of writing.
Tar GEsrLEnrS are taught style Bold, Free and Nsr
Meruhan,. and Strangers visiting New York,
pete a coarse in or days
N.B-Mr. D. is 10 be from A. NJ to or from3 to
sP. M.
40 Further Lessons above twelve II necessary. will be
given BY Mr.. B. without additional expense so I'm
CToyEs-The subscribers invite tbsir
- men. Of s,s,ss smong which are the olIow,ng w
Stoves, the attera and excellent article.
RATHBONE's Paror Stoves, for wood, two varieties.
RATHBoNES pattern, sin plates the hasdsomest N
oLNEY's Patent Zig Gag Coal These 81
entirely constructions AMI combine more excellsncies
than coal cook stove Such references VIII be
given to satisfy that assertion not ex'rava
CANT -.
oLNEY's Patent Radating Coal Burners, pattern.
us completed Of pleasing architectural FORM and simple con-
structon. Recommended economical and agreeable
stove fsrh house and Office
DIR. sPooR's Coal HALL and Office stoves-one OF the
most superior Invented for beating large apart
nsnts.
Of franklin Box Nine Plate Rotary and other Stoves
aud would observe that their this year have
absd them educs the price Of stoves very materially both
wholesale and retail Dealers will find Il for their interest
70 call and lear! RI, '', , s.'V sss, s.
kst prices ATHBONE OLNEf,
al 2M' 900 Water street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-07

AMERICAN FALL FASHION FOR 1899
FTOWELL late Of the firm Of Brown Co., under whose
direction that firm DOT nRd such Unprecedented patron
presents 70 Tie public the .4NERIC.9N FALL Fash
ION for 1889 who admirable mode SURPRISES previous
pattern produced II about five years since he establish
"a h business The equitah price cash system which
si scrpp u adhere to- With mutual advantage TO himself
aud patrons Ee would here, however, menton improve
~ ~ quality ~ the long nap he offers the
Aoe sSn Hat much ADMIRED for snootnss and beauty
While tieprlce-- s3-renialns permanent, a. before
HOWELL, 2l0 Chatham square. up sirs.
siI In Of tie Dowery.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-07
ONE PRICE HAT STORE.

On NEW FASHON.-BR0wN & cos, new style of
IN Hats ready for sale at the low yed price of So
~ They surpas in beauty any offered for the
price. confusing tho requisite qualities Of the costly
ghnes, durability and lusre. The great number Of
which they sell and for cash only enables them furnish
article superior those usually sold at the price. The
public invited examine and judge their merits BRowS
Cos, wholesale and retail warehouse l7s Chatham
ofM treet New York sl33ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-07

ONE PRICED HAT STOkE.-THEODORf.
&&3 CLARK, Of Chatham and Pearl SITS after
years experience ia business and after repeated and
untirsg effects ia attain the object con6denily be.
that he has at length eded In anvfse s
Gle which cannot fail to win tn. appreciation % all who will
take the trouble to examine IT,
This article which the senon OF the public is
especially invited, Satin Beaver Hat,priee Only THREE
DOLLARS and he feels assured that for beauty cheapues
rabty and comfort IL cannot be surpassed ia the city OF
New York In addition the usual vorey &C Hats and Caps
lie also keeps hand constantly Fur Hat OF very
quality which he afford al FOUR DOLLARS; and this
Hat for past has to customers the
unqualified satisfaction Justice u his friends we'll
to himself makes proper tor him t. say that he sells or
cash; the losses sustained from bad will
he paid ny good Wholesale dealers supplied promptly
the old established ssna where the asking price always the
selling price. sep27.3m'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-07

- THREE DOLLAR HATS-THREE DOLLAR
81 HATS.-Jrst furnished, the splendid article
offered 10 the public Elegant short nap noleskin Hats
the finest fur bodies Also spenaid article the low
price Of - 80; for the prices cannot be cxcslled.
BROWN, LAG Canal street.
s2llms one door above sullivan.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-07
SPLENDID PENMANsH ACQUIRED IN N
LESSONS,

MR. BRlSTOW respectfully to the Ladies
lVl and Gentlemen Of New York and BROOKLYN that he has
returned from succei visit 70 Boston, and has
his old established Writing Academy No. It's Broadway
the Aoys, and OF every capacity
Day and Evening. wM