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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-20

The m:n ,ha,is 20 me.e out Justice aul
I'gls, 10 minister at the altar, auI exert a
commanding influence over TIC r.iaas o.,
tins great peoP!c-whefe Is hcnoN, Per.
-7?I irnadling hoop--Tc,A,,7 riair 4
plough horse--Tc.haPs "a puilic school
Possibly Ia sunday school. Bu;
:. AereSer he is, and whatever he does.
:. Ia; can 10 Hosc i:npoulH, than tia: he
should % taught 10 love truth aud 10 los.
tec, 10 DO temperate, - be o5cl.cnt 10
those that have the rule over hiu-In A
~oEd, to DC familiar With the principles o:
eternal truth and justice which ;he Bible
s.one reveals, and which are the fouaia.
ton and sanction Of all goyernu en,s, IA
man and divine, personal and saciai ,
-Aad this IS the very object % which we
"s.n lad uI.ass ~ anal .. ana a.t e.-
peElenee. and all philosophy arc a, f1u.t
when Their aN'oUs arc applied 10 The dis.
olp'iue Of i,ule oLili. iti4 m e1l!.ed
and ai'asnat!e eut.-E.p. II ia. 5. S.
mon.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-20
Janles KIiggins, ENc nnIrr.

HIGGINS Eye saiVe.
WIS preparation he Only beer before TIE
= public ''nes lest spring and n q we're o..
ese,y e9eii obtain . sumbsr u csruhesfss
~hifh ~ould testify 10 ts viftos. Psrsoos vho
are silieisd silh sore syes u tbsy = IA s,li -
PFoeuss boH q tbs ssive. aili Gees ss,.ri.
snes he tFuth q Ne abors Botles
shePAsrtstsEs, Ase %, isss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-20

y REFLECTION. III saoall be rcmcn.
beied that every l9Athsone inma;c u pen.
'isn,'arie' and State pii.cas vas once :
gentle, inodensive. and prat,iry child
and that every criminal who had csp,,.
ted las crimes upon the gallows" oaee
was pressed 10 mothers heart. nad
crew his Eic.siving noGIishncnt from
her boosm. Bad moral training. wIon
Influences. snI debssing examples. -
'htis work, and transform oaisar.n- CT.
sFrng' into fernc!oGs men. Who sLock
humanity By tho ionlness Of their goal.
ari monsiTou4 au4acily OF their crimes.
,Ls'.S !ss,a.4p.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-20
"a SAT.VE

Fer he cure II Ring nd Tsffsg Wo,m.
tf-l-cssss q years stahd,nE have been r..
'Ho'sd - ne application q thu ssiusbis ore
pafstioh. -
stsfisrs,tovs. Aax ". fsas
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-20
Pill


w Tore leaving BoonIbore. I ksd heard much o(
an ontms't, nov sh-ph~rd's =. y %. i. vh,.h
!o'' pPrHr before the public IS proprietor, a.d .r
~, cee'isd eHie.ey ia cure, on ysrs.a. NH When,
" ~ - 'ii"h'ch Since ny rs,iienss la BAI-
umare ~ hAs psrfsrncd cure en- f,i.oa ~ -.
'.'rd -''h piles Having my ell been . satfs re
'os some yssrs 9TH this Distressing d.-s.~ I.a-
ahn'"t'ihsiy applied your Oi.tnsIt la nv svu
s.'c' snd an gssnhed that eau say u made n.y
N"s~ j. A. BkNIt
-. C1unt'ng- Roou,, LotsAarS street
NJ q HrrSon', Frsder'ss Ciiy, Md p-uur,.tor
oil Shsphetd's ,, OiEttn.nt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-20

after fol AMI s1!af.clory tes, Of the beue-
e. al ing from "rsiLVa;5icIs Patent smu, Ms
chine can rui feet myself b.,ild. ia behalf
O.. Tie milling community. 70 make it known,
&rp hy 'hrsc presents ID assert that 10y as cpe-
.-4pu ihs quality OF Iay ilIur /, much improy.
81, tae complexion much f4irrs and clearer Of
si-r~s. ~ sL. g. 40 reasonable ur,luut OF sN-
T,r4s w2"i &, ,ts least "a !uceu.ent Tor me 10
'7r'.s with I's operation. ! DO earnestly in.
wee 'ss mfie Ter. of t7e valley 70 cal at nv mil
a-l ie! ;.-.i -v0 i'' ,mrut prove my assertions,
DAVID HltilNGSHOgTfI.
Y H.fN Do =. a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-20
VARIETY.

Chinese JEsrs.-A man Of letters.
who spent great part Of tee nigh, IN stu
jy, kept kettle On the fire 60 make ie a.
as stimulus when he should be weafiei
one night. hearing thief breaking ia
through tho wall, he took pos, by 1t with
The kettle IN his hand and when the thief
had thrust both bis legs through the aper.
tuIe. Tie s,aten, seized ,hem, aud pour.
ed ihe boiling water upon them. The
roSber roared Ter mercy. Wait. =" replied
the Other eooily, "unill empty tho ke,.
uc."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-20
NEW AYD 0ENlY
GOODS.

THE subscriber respectfully announces 10
u ts friends, customers. and the plblie gene
rally that ho has received aud opened a large
and splendid Stock OF
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-20
fr'n"s Hon Laa Ts''sfsrro. -sr.s.r If C..s-a.
wAsAtssTas J.s syn tsu


l N' I. HrHsroI~. Fssdsrish Dity Nd
S'r-Ii hss bevu vI.h Cor a ,o1s,aVr.Ll. nm.
70 communicate q va the good etc.,, 9th which 4
h.'s ".ed the Oiutmsnt ,nvsptej - Mr. yu!I,a.
80. SbrPhsrd''P :. u ana which uos and.-'
s'' .. .hHds a"d cold b. agsbts appointed ~ J1ur-
,'h have spPi''d ttis Oist~s6t dgrius the I..,
'hF,s 9esrs. to e'rFy specie. Of tunlSs asd wound
s'ih0hi failure TO produce Q cure ~ ever, ,Es.,e.
! s'na'der u the most decided snd siBe,rnt remedy
~ si ss'cs ~ tsmour. be the sss- shat "a NAV vnd
pave FOUND ueth'nk sogood Tor SQUADS 81 say &c
sef'rhoH. IL tasN br proper 90 Sdd that tie e1,e al,
. 'u,""nr called White SsSliinY. given ever b, u.
lm''t di.husu''hsi physicians - iasusshI. .nJ
"h'eh t'ry decided Souid, without sDpai,,,op.
o'e '-th' 10 the Vriicnt auisr IN, isnfn,,.t.
""ee 'n~cted .! The us@ Of this Oiotrnrrt s,d "a,
a"r"t % in bnr A-alft, has limb sgsaI. - ia. Ia
''r b.'"s re,iored & pfIfoet si.t. q saasds.s.
u.s. net W IL u 80 aged u,sn, ~tish hAI L.x.
s""l ~. snG citthttrd Dr- dfsadfaI CELEBRATED .,,r
'"ee Is"i" the hh~v the lot cod ue,eb Ia, me-,
y :" 90 Js~ss Isl bvsa sou.0l.rr,l issur.il. -.
"~'i' cot-d - the Gppllssiion - J.dk,..'
''h'ih''b wst'iun To - too tssss which fen un-
ny nv ''"tnsSisto nyti~- end management o., de.
'lf' evidence ~ The sL rs,y 81 ~. renee, !. 80.
81 'N.' Hr'e nd y u .fs Ibs,a eIporisas.G de-
ls'i' ''e god sR,ct q ths s,.i- ~ "a, eos. ..
I'i So s"l ~ c'ssy spscivs q fssh wound us~,w.
i'. Ut -tY ore shp stif p,s~rss ths osot.,,...
~ ht, - niu.ttt uust tc satisfied =. a, "a. L.n.n
''-a sH.vt- eau vitit tbu utmost rous,,scs, o..
s'''As'i the usr q U.is valuable remedy Al.
80, veg gesys,u..ly,
tA..ss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-20
Winchester, sept. 20, 1891.

have now ore Of Fcz7a,richs rr1ehines for
rubbing oui cleaning wheel, aud iind II IN, s. t.
i.'y 4-i.Al -l- i4iDe Expectations. TIE conaifuc-
u. "a @. Il - simple requires tut little power 10
F'o9cl u. AMI being made entirely Of iron.
t"folsht and eastJ viii require bu. lille If any
repairs Tor several years. Wheat rubbed uiih
ihif tnoch,"", 30 much Improves the color and
ghaiity Of tue Hour, that {, ON wheat of lair
Gla,liiy, the whole product ought TO he best SUI
PeF"ne. H. short. believe tie advantages so
s'eat iF.m the use II IT, tLat I would recon-
meme every miller, Immediately, to have orc
p4t ~ operation IL h.. mil.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-20

SfEcftt FtnnlcF.-- IfsY rcurr mon
veto recently ifiel 90 Caasauylt c1an,y
"a sholhny aaI m1us'ly wounl.ay q
dog TIE written verdict q the jury
Was-"Ail thee guii;y r.HarIs dsfaa-
yes A''clled a. d pence aad sa,I az the
daleniaais - Lsto smother t4ot a. tie
dsg"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-20
CUpEsS.
At EAELE-TowN.

] MO GUA5MEA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-20
slsEsalfi,, Jsau,r, 80, ls3s

Irn" ne N-iI 6.Ps,;5r g. Cc7rS,ic,rn, y. e.
havo seen enc 81 fitkr4iti,k. P.t,n, Smut
'iscainss ca ciezuin. and Iubbirg wheat, In
aferAiiln aud lean say believe It lar sYnrriot
l. @oy machine LsEe ever seen Used Ior ia al
1-rl-,1.
signed. GRO StfoEMARfR.
Css.sstoSa, May 1871, Is35.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-20
Georgetown, May l5;h, 1857.

Tho undersigned, Inspector, OF Flour. fo- the
i3H al AleAaal5is, atl !ur many year. practi-
c4l mi!.eEs, take pleasure ;n -t7.ias. that they
have seen - operation, anl examined with some
aV-tion. Fitzpatrick fAiegiSm Ii Machine, ~
A"4 have no hesitation ~ Iroa0urcins a. in Iht!r
Opinions, Superior 10 any machine heretofore ~
Use FOR rubbing aUd cleaning wheat, and enec-
t.1iiy fleeing At of smut and dust, white cs;,s.
srd Oiher matter thsi Ia. tendency 70 dafken
enl ~ are the qga.ty OF the flour. They have
also particularly noticed 70. effect on tie l1ur
sbI u tbs ma'i-t--'list from tie mill.
acre D. a used bein. much whittier and clearer
q. sFc-Ls, thsp Ihit from other mill, or f.afn
'.- s'0o Uths before tao iutfU,luct!en oF Tins
'-.ii3le Improvement Its ,itnJ'c. cpunaci.
ae1 durable c)afiIuc'Ion. combined " III q e IL
~ over required 10 keep il Ia operation. axe
.-i recon-. exhibitions TO %, -ertTs. 7isf-
'-.t- A-heFias II wo..! Uo = stc,i Aeq.i,i,i6n
30 eftfy H-.Hg establishment vhcfe Errr d,
u -i.'!ss--f,i, iAay c-tus,tly TccomLsld At 10
90 2t!s1i.Ja u Hiil.sTs generally.
L'sAei, .9EIIlU JINNFY.
JOiGE NeC OR.EICE.
% Ii.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-20

Nv T--T -"--"| vi = |""-- :
h'F o. hole iia..'f. ari r 3d.. us.
- do o. siiA the arrrla0ca 81 he'an.
you D,21yuIf ihe bi4.t sfr..aeI t..
statue at J1piier Olympus a. q robe 90
massive gold. sad sllait4'cI a closk a.
wool "G 10, said hs "is too cold d.
wtsiar, and TOO heavy ~ slmmcf anI .,
bohooves Us 90 take carsol y4tfer
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-20
No y'ErE.

IIarner.Errtr nnv IN Isan
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-07-24
PIT down THE TYRANTs

raev osye- "a, who die in a rrca, cause;
'ias block may soak their gore,
Their heads may sodden IN the sun-their limbs
he sruus 20 civ gates
And castle walls, bat smlI their splr, walks abroad
Though wears elspse, and others share as dark a
doom,
T. bot auemeuts the deep and sweeping thought
N5c. oerpo"efs all others, and which conducts
The world a, last To freedom. ByRog
People Of Canada Remember that the
blood of martyrs in the cause Of Freedom
calls aloud for vengeance at your hands.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-07-24
ORIGINAL BIOGRAPHY.

JosEru MoRIS was born in 1908, at
Belle Cornc. in the Parish Of St. Marguerite
q" Blalindie, commonly called Lacade,
IN that part which now belongs TO the
county Of Laprairie, District of Montreal.
His father was an honest farmer who held
avery respectable rank in society, beloved
h1 7.l his conntrvmen. Joseph was brought
H7 10 his fathers profession, and settled in
he bird grand line Of the Parish Of ST.
Cgpfen, and was one Of the first settlers
cf that place. In 1923 he married a sister
of Mr.. Theodore Bechard, who is now in
Montreal jail under sentence Of death for
having dared to iii up his arm against
British Tyranny.
The subject Of this biography was a
Jealous friend Of reform, and was always
very active in promoting the political
views Of the House OF Assembly. His
name figured oiientimes either as mover
or rs seconder Of resolutions expressing the
8riews he entertained of colonial misrule.
q y hen at last, after the continued rerusas
H. Great Britain TO do justice to Canada,
8and after the repeated injuries she bad in
Hiicted upon her Canadian subjects, it was
Il 'leened eXpedient to get rid of such gov
#rnm'nt, Mr.. NORM joined his country
#rnen in their desperate and noble efforts to
Il btajn that end. On the Srd day Of Nov,
asst he took up arms in accordance with
Is pledge and was nominated Captain.
#fls conduct in the camp, his behaviour
lurihC the campaign, and his bravery on
Il he battle field, proved tina; his countrymen
4 lai made wise choice. AT the skrmish
r. Lacolle Mills on the 9th Nov, he dis
Il Iayed much deliberate 6rmness.
u The next day when the patriots, to the
lumber of about $50 men, were attacked
H. at least 500 men, Captain MORN show
4 bravery unsurpassed BY any officer in
d ne Patriot service. He was stationed
pear the cannon, shoudering a muske..
3l}0t soon after The action commenced. he
9ecelved musket ball in the head and
Expired Immediately
In his death Canada lost one of those
pave, hardy, and courageous officers who
re always much needed, more particularly
4 The beginning of desperate struggle
- freedom. All those who were acquaint-
with Captain NORM, deeply regretted
IS loss. Respected in private lie as
Hod nelghbor, kind husband and duti-
H. 'sther, the short time he filed public
STALLION, he commanded the admiration
4 ad Kind feeling of the surrounding COM
1a''Y. Death on the battle field will tend
4 Increase the respect and the gratitude
h's countrvmen for his beloved memory.
I a'ihIa! TO his political creed, he resorted
arms when he found that submission 10
Il English tyrants was worse than death
rs surviving friends have the satisfaction
showing that his last drop Of blood was
He'd Ior his dear but unhappy country.
II died the death Of the hero, Death or
4 et'ry'' was his motto. Such was Can
~ NORM in The prime of life. He was
years of age and left a widow with .
'dTen yet Of tender age, who needed
y much the fostering cares of father
providence had wisely decreed thai
's7ph NORM should he one Of the noble
Toes who should expire to be inmortalized
ne pages OF history. May providence
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-07-24

also decree that the day of retribuiion be
not far distant, when the Canadian Patriot
shall successfully avenge the wrongs of
his oppressed country.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-07-24
PUBLISHED BY II. J. THOMAS. !
THE NORTH AMERICAN

Is PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY.
Price 81 J0pcr an. an ddrdnce,
or 81 GO al the end of the gear,
and in like proportion for fur
thcr dietary of payment.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-01-19

the first. and FDrx CsHr sSas every cub
sequent insertion. No advertisement
will be inserted exon once, for loss thaa
Two DOLLARS s+.
Persons sending advertisements are
requested % mark on them the numbo<
of times they desire them 10 be inserted,
otherwise they will be continued until
forbid, and accordingly charged.
A liberal deduction will DO made 70
persons who advertise by tho year.
JOB WORE
or EVERY DESCRIPTION
NEATLY AND EXPEDITloUSLY
EXECUTED
ALSO:
Justices and other BLANKS Tor sale ~
| this Office.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-03

The temporary favorable view which was taken :!
persons b, of The slight rise IN COTTON hs'
from the street and the gloom which surrounds the nanca' no
;x.n re.umi.c its influence At the stock exchange TINS
o,n sale. were limited and universal depression IN
prices. from to per cent The North American anu
Ranking Company declined per cent; Delaware ana HUDSON
Bank Of Kentucky per cent? Canton Company 1t per
cent, New Jersey Railroad per cent? stoningon per cent
Harlem per cent TIE u s. Bank sold at ll3 cash. dividend
Of which is decline of per cent from the sales oil yes
terday
The following dividends have been declared the washington
Marine Insurance Company five per cent payable on the io
instant Merchants Marine Insurance Company three Per
cent PAYABLE 9th Instant Patriotic Bank Of Washing
ton per cent months the Bank Of Cape Fear per cent
months paya 30th Instant Merchants Bank Of Baltimore
per cent months Citizens Bank of Baltimore per cent
months; U. s. Bank per cent
Counterfeit American gold pieces Of the denomination Oh %
have circulated Louisville They look wen enough
but be easily detected by the sound
The following abatement of the Affairs oil The BANK o. ~
ceville Ohio the 3ls May, 1899, as compared WIN '
condition al the period of suspenson-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-03

for the reception Of the President of the United States. ms
being also holiday week. but little be expected IN the
Of trade The leading articles OF produce throughout .
country stli show downward tendency. AT Wheshng ho
Is selling at $4.50. !.
The following, from western paper refers to the raoe
St Louis - =
We have had the curiosity ascertain the number o. soas
which trade with this port and find the number 70 o
expectations There have been l05 boats al our "a uis
SO Of which regular traders Between h ro,'
and Pttsburg have 80 regular traders New oreah' "a
regular and occasional aena the Upper MissssPp w
Missouri River III aud Illinois River, H. There are also
regular Salt Iron boat which ply between inns port
aud the Cumberland River. There are also NUMBER OF
which occasionally from Nashville which are not
included the and also many others when &C.
casionaly visit US, that not included.
SuGARThere has fair business doing since our last
remarks prices however, exhibit no change from those then
current Sales 600 hhds and 1000 boxes at = for
P. 81 81 for St. Crox; Of "a for Orleans; sior D.
Cuba; ll3 i2 for white At Philadelphia the demand con-
fair Stocks light; but prices have undergone no
change r. H. found sales at ST. Cuba III st Crois at ss b.
Trinidad, box 81; white lit Ia Cuba brown, 81
NAVAL SToREs-Snce last notice. Tar has undergone
Improvement Some cargoes have sed readily at 225
since which, higher demanded Turpentne remains
at 337 At Philadelphia, prices steaty. The sales
however, confined to small parcels Of Tupentne Tar and
Rosn.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-03
FOURTH OF JULY

go N MR.. J. PARKER has the honor to an
nounce to his friends and the public, that,
:. - having engaged the steamboat NEW LON
DON, and splendid barge GREAT WESTERN, he intends
gying Grand Coton Party the evening Of the 4th Of
1uy "hen o the accommodation of the company every
pataon VIII be made in order to give all satisfaction
iu and effective Band Of Music engaged for the
sion.
iekes 81 so, to admit gentleman and lady extra ladies'
ucNe on cents which may be had at the following places
Mr. RS residence, No 707 Bowery; Tammany Hall; Love
Joy Hotel; Browns New Bank Hotel William street; George
w. Brown. and Captain Stanfords, 206 Pearl street. and at
the boat which will lay the foot of Whitehall stairs Bat
terry where she will leave at O'clock p NJ and proceed up
the North River.
For Inc accommodation Of those living in different parts Of
the CITY the boat in returning home the morning, will stop
Al he d State Prison Dock Canal street. and at the Battery
jy32t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-03

kArANzAs, June 22Beef, prime, and No >, l3a5; do.
Jeked 6a6; do. do u s. 7ao Bread pilot 4,; Butter yell
3a4; Codfsh 4a4 A. Flour Am l7alS Hoops 26a2s; Hams
Am, l3a7; Lard l6alS4 LUMBER w. r., lsa20; do p IL
ago, MAckar No g. 64a7 Pork, mess 20a22 do PRIME Is
al9; Rice, Il Soap, yellow 9aoi Shocks hhds la3 Sugars
half white half brown 81 9ial2 49, do white alone, l2l3
alO do I'd and 81 do las Moases 81 gall, 5sa5t; Honey
slasi ExchausesOn London, l4sl4a per cent prem u
Northern ports par prem; New Orleans par premium
FreghtsTo Europe per e. 10; Stains box sugar. ST.!
Coffee, per ID &c; Molasses, hhas Of Ito gals 81.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-03

hIcHhoss, ysne s0h Ar Junius Gibbs, NYork; John Es
'eiis. Lee, do; Wn McGipsey, AAery, do.
W'IMscroS, NC. June 20-sd Richard, Smith, N York;
Gil ert Hatfield, do. r.
CHARLESTON, June 2sth-Sld Calhoun. O'Ne, from New
York.
sAvAsSAH June 27Cld Excel Sherwood New York; 2lst,
S,av Whittlesey, New York, sid Tantivy, Johnson New
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-03

On Sunday evening u at the Unitarian Church, Chambers
street by the Rev. Henry W. Bellows John Taylor Bromley
to Margaret Lloyd both Of England.
On Tuesday, I'd instant, by Rev. g. Spring, Mr. Benz amn
G. Megc to Mrs Hannah NJ Anderson, all Of this city.
Yesterday morning. by Rev. Mr.. Quarter, Charles NJ Nam
ny Alice H., daughter the late John Murphy, all Of this
city,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-03

Packets 10 depart.
LONDON.
Samson, Sturges, July 10
President, Chadwick, July 30
Ontario, Huttleson, Aug. l
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, (S) Fayrer, July s
Shakespeare, Dritton, July Z
Westchester, Ferris, July ID
HAvRE.
Rhode, Wotten, July Is
Burgundy, Lines. July 8
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-03

On Tuesday, ID instant Mrs. Margaret Baker, relc Of the
late Joseph Baker, aged rs years.
The friends Of the family requested attend the funeral
this afternoon, at o'clock from her late residence No. 10
Broadway.
On Monday evening, James Henry Of Rowland and
Ann Selma Tmpson aged years. months and IL days
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-03
GO TRoTTING OVER THE BEACON COURSE,
tIo nj al q Y
jYsa'


the Sd and 4th Of JULY.
"WEDNESDAY, at o'clock, mile heats in harness-for
which Yankee and Kearney are entered.
Immediately after Parse S200-two mile heas-under the
saddle, for which Lady Suffolk and Cato entered.
suddle, for which Cato Yankee and Chance
Immediately after Purse $4o0three mile heats harness.
for which the celebrated horses Awful and Duchman
contend II aid this will be the fastest harness.
record b3.at
U5- STEAM SHIP LlvERPOoL-The above ship sail
Saturday. 9th inst O'Clock, NJ from the pier whe,
she now lies at the foot of Pike
Pa~ugrv will please calf and receive their tickets tn
day, wednesday,
Letters will be received the agents office until ~ o'clock
the day Of departure No letters parcels allowed
be received al the ship.
shippers requested clear the Custom House early
Friday
Persons having bills against the above ship will please
der them IN duplicate early Friday
JJsf ABM BELL CO. Agents, M Fulton st
CO GREEN TURTLE SCUBA fine Green Turtle
will be dressed this day the Franklin Coffee House. So Mai
den Lane and Is Cedar ST. Soup and Steaks ready
o'clock. iy3-lt JOHN 2. BROWN
OFFICE o rnE n. AHERis.s Trust x BAsxIso Co.
NV YoKK, July 2, 1889.
% DIVIDEND The Board of Directors have this day
declared dividend Of four per the capital stock issued
payable to the stockholders their legal representatives, and
after the 25h inst The Transfer Books viii be closed from
the lsts 20 the 25th instant inclusive.
BY order Of the Board,
jy3-lm. WALTER MEAD. Cashier.