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Morning herald., 1839-05-07

Gt- THE WEBSTER FUsD is making great pre-
gress. 1propos-we are told by the friends Of Mr..
w. that this fund is not.a gratuity, but loan on
some property in the west and in Boston. Bad-it
ought TO be a gift.
Morning herald., 1839-05-07

THE GALLERKs OF ARr.-The Galleries Of Art
were very well attended yesterday. The weather
was delicious and the ladies made their appearance
in groupes at all the exhibitions. Both the
Academy at Clinton Hall, and Stout's Exhibition OF
his solitary work of genius, in for share Of the
two shillings. At the Academy, numerous parties
Of taste lounged away the morning. We took Sc
eond though an accidental peep at No. 30" The
Adirondack Pass by Ingham. AT the distance Of
the length Of the large room-taken dagonally-with
brilliant light and clear sky at noon, it looks bet
ter and little toerable. The MILNE rlike and mi
mute finish of every herb and shrub melts away in
that distance, and assumes healthy and natr-
raj character. However, il is cold and tame-and a
nisconce pton in principle.
Morning herald., 1839-05-07

W Ssrsaparilla Porter is excellent at this season
oi the year IL can be had at No. 2I Liberty
stree.
Morning herald., 1839-05-07

o. Many Of the other appropriations for the Rail
Roads passed by the Assembly, have been reject
ed in the Senate. The Albany and New York is
one.
Morning herald., 1839-05-07

NEWS roR the GcURMAsDs.-Tho w.r,~
House serves up today splendid Rb;..h.el ~
mon, weighing p pounds, at their two I'M. r..
the gentlemen's at 81 O'Clock, and the lad. :, !.
o'clock. es !"
These delieacies are just beginning to make ,,.,.
appearance at table. The American Hotel on Frd,.
last served up fine Kennebec salmen to a lar,
party among whom we're General Scott, Geners,
Jones and whole troop Of army and navy officers.
Last evening Blancsrd did the same.
our h"'en ana fashionable boarding houses arc
now gate '"il-hot IN 1896 were there more company
"'owa-nor even marketing ever fine, so rich
50 scarce Or 50 high With the present range Of
prices how the hotel keepers make both end, mee,
we cannot say.
Morning herald., 1839-05-07

snug foRruSE.-Thc Messrs. Prince of Flush
ing' nave cleared S23o,Oo0 last year, in mulberry
trees-and u their agent in Esrope had obsyed in
''ructons' 'hey would have cleared 500, ,OOO after
paying =" eApehses' We have this fact from the
seo oes, % aothorny-one OF the hrm. They hav. sold
Morning herald., 1839-05-07

A AToorHPIcK.-Yesterday morning, gentleman,
all the way from Georgia called upon for the pur-
pose of handing over very beautiful present OF a
gold and silver toothpick, fabricated in the shape OF
q rifle, with bayonet, percussion lock-, but not
"mahogasy stock 81 was requested said he
ssto hand this article to Mr.. Bennett 1t is pre-
sent from gentleman Of Georgia"
Who the anonymous donor is cannot ten-out,
from the elegance and beauty of the bijou have no
doubt the finger Of woman has been in the matter
The BARREL stock, and lock made of silver-the
bayonet which is the toothpick is of virgin gold y
carats fine. In size, it is about the length OF ysung
ladys little fairy nger-but in character and repu-
tation it is bloody ever was the famous ma
hogany stock and percussion lock" of Gel Webb.
II is true admit it has not threatened so much-has
not frightened 81 many members of Congress-but 1t
has DONE and will do much execution as ever did
the armor Of the ancient the modern Don Quixotte
II the time, till enemy appear who can ie
recognised gentleman, shall use il in this hap
py season Of peace, very useful and inoffensive
pick tooth.
Being without name, / return my thanks to the
whole state Of Georga-state rights and Unionists-
merchants and bankers-old and young-male and fe-
male-but partic ulary the latter.
Morning herald., 1839-05-07
MORNING HERALD.
TUESDAY, NAV =. 1899.

THE LIVERPOOL has not arrived up 10 this hour,
O'clock we therefore 60 to press She VIII In all
probability arrive this morning, and her news will
be of great importance, both ina political and finan-
cial point of view, we shall issue an extra imme-
dately after the receipt Of her advlces.
Morning herald., 1839-05-07


be Of great Importance, both in political and inan
cial point of view, we shall issue an extra imme-
dately after the receipt Of her advfees.
Holy WsEK-THE MORAL AND RELIGIOUS AN
sIvERsAREs.-We begin today our reports of the
various moral and religious anniversaries held dur
ing the present week-a week which may DC caiiea
the Holy Week Of New York. On saturday we
made a mistake in the announcement of the Moral
Reform meetings. We were led into this mistake
bv copying and trusting to the Evangelist" a
weekly new paper conducted by saint We shall
take care hereafter to very little to the accura-
ov of saints either in matters temporal spiritual
matters carna or religious. The following is the
notice which the beautiful women Of the Moral Re-
form Society have sent us =
The Fifth Anniversary of the NE~ YoRK FEMALE Moral
RrroRM sscIErY will bc hela Tuesday May 1h, at hall
past o'clock, NJ, the Third Free Church, corner Of
Thompson and Houston streets.
meeting Ladies only will be held on "Wednesday May
oceck, A. NJ and p M IN the Spring Street Church
Hudson street
fS- The Ladies tins family particularly invited to
attend. lAFri ~ 1897
We shall certainly attend on both these days-and
do every thing in power under the fear 81 God,
to advance the great and good cause ot Moral ne
form. The Female Reform Society OF New YORK
comprises some of the most lovely, amiable, rell-
gious, good and accomplished women OF New YORK
For five years they have been making war on the
flesh, and have the deep qualification, to beieve
that much reform has attended their efforts They
have held up the view of the sinner the beauty OF
natsre-the delights of purity-the exquisite plea
sure of the intellect and the heart in opposition to
the world the flesh and the devil Other pious per-
may succeed better in making upon the de-
vii and the word-but to conquer the flesh the most
powerful advocate is a lovely, pure and benevo-
lent woman, whose face is that of an angel-whose
form Is that of the cherubimand whose heart is the
seat and sanctuary of the moral and sublime earth
Nothing in existence is SO pure pure woman-in-
deed the very angels inferior to her, when the
comparison is made, heart with heart, throb with
throb, and feeling with feeling
The lovely womes here of the Moral Reform Soci-
ETY. many beings purer than the every day an
gels though enveloped in the interesting and classic
drapery of woman. Through the brightness of their
eyes the soul the first glimpses of hea-
God bless them!
Morning herald., 1839-05-07

SUPREME CouRr of the State Of New York.
This court commenced the term in this city, in the
chamber of the Board Of Assistant Aldermen, on
Monday at Ill o'clock.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-09-05
A LAWYERS DECLARATION.

An me! thy beauty, with severe co'hrol'
Has brought i,s acIion against every sense
And served its sweet subpoena on my soul,
To which, alas! dare not take defence!
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-09-05
BRIDAL FEELINGS.

The entire change Of character eEec'eu ny
,he ceremony which had so recently been per
formed, the entire alteration OF the dut'es u
life produced by the sacred rite, the vast 'u'u'
rity onening to her view, so different IN lis ma.
lure from the days that we're passed; Inc eh'lIe
surrender of herself to an authority when lhe
dav before she did not acknowledge, and Inc
abandonment, to a certain extent, OF tha' eAc'u,
s;ve obedience which few hours previously
she implicitly yielded to her father, the wnI %n
combination of circumstances, the balance oo.
tween perfect happiness and somethl"e o 'IS'
than happiness, the apprehension, the oouo,,
the dread, the Joy the sorrow-ior 'hey az
no;rolr in the heart of bride at the moment
when she hears the carriage door close upon
herself. for the first time in her life, conuneo
10 the care, the protectien, and the love OF ar
alien 10 her blood, Helen deep y and intensely
felt; and the pang which rent her heart as she
received her fond fathers parting kiss, the las
octhose kisses Of devoted affection which were
her,sS while she alone was all his care, ant
while she had none other 10 look or to love bn
him. was one Of the biterest she had ever en-
dured 1t seemed like the tearing asunder OF
thousand tender lies, the Abandonment OF hom
and NJ, its associations Hooks Births, Death
and Marriages.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-09-05
WASHINGTON.

w I'M I w
Few columns rose, when Rome was lrce'
TO mark her patriots last reposc;
When she outlived her liberty,
The Emp'rors mausoleums rose;
And Traian's shaft was rear'd at last,
When freedom flom the Tiber pass'd'
"Better than Trajan," lowly lies,
BY broad Potomac's silent shore,
Hallowing the green declivllies
With glory, now and evermore.
Art 10 bis fame no aid hath lent--
His country is his monument.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-09-05
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,


Amite County.
ClRculr CoURr, to October Term, 1889.
Erum LetciS, Attachment for N
p. B. " Van Norman. So" Of sS4s =
ATOTICE is hereby given, that on the r
y day Of April, 1889, Exum Lewis, PIa
iifr in this case, applied for and obtained an
tachment from r. w. Pound. Esq, a jusiiccE
he Peace in and for the county Of Amlte,
gains, the goods and chattels, lands and e
ments. OF p. B. Van Norman, defendant, '
,he above sum Of eight hundred and fotty.nl
dollars and seventy-tour cents, returnable
l,he October Term next, Of the Amlte Clrcl
Court, TO be holden on the
second Monday in October, lSs
and unless the said defendant shall appear, 81
specal bail and plead or demur within the n
prescribed for appearance at said Terms lul
mept final will be- demanded asainst the PHI
lerty attached, and the property 50 attach
viii be sold and applied 70 the payment Of
plaintiffs demands and all costs
4. e. N, DAVIS, Clerk
~, IL laao 29w4
[Prinlcr'sJ fee So 5O'
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-09-05
DR. j. w. WRBW

~ ESpECTFULLY offers his services to the cItl-
Gems of Liberty and its vicinity IN the various u;
branches of his profession -oihce on Droau "''''
the new building of s. Ill. OLSON oc,s
September 5, 1889.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-09-05

DIEDAt his residence in this county T iie e he
instant, m5 - obituary notices and funeral sermons
s SiS PPP'hu that they merely ugss Q" the ghar
acter Of the deceased and in their tendency ~
10 the church On his death bed nc gave bo noh
structons that the services at his grave s'loun
ing more than the singing OF hymn anu P'U1
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-09-05

MARRIED. Thursday evening, the 99th
&c, nv The Rev. E. T. Mclean, Mr.. SAMUEL
SIMMONS TO Mrs. E. W. DUNN; all ofthls
county.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-09-05
SIIERIFF'S SALE.


MARK IZOD, Us. WILLIS COTTON, ct. al II
F,ERl FAclAs returnabe TO October lerm' loo''
of the Circuit Court Of Amlle County
E. LEWIS, Us. WILLIS COTTON el. al, !
Fl. Fa. returnable to October Ierm' $685. OF
the Circuit Cour, Of Amlte County
GORDON g. TILLOTSON rs W. COTTON 4
M Ia re,urnabe to October Term, 1882 OF
the Circuit Court Of Amlte County
p RIEDsOE rs. WILLIS COTTON,
ri, Fa. returnabe to October ier"' i0''' VI
the Circuit Court o! AmlIe County
L. C. KNOX, Us. WILLIS COTTON, o e., a. -
liz; IA re,urnabIe to October Torn, 1859, Oh
the Circuit Court Of Amite County
JoHN KNIGHT, rs. WILLIS COTTON,
ri Fa. re,urnable to October Term, loo9' VI
the Circuit Court Of Amlte County.
r. BLEDSOE, Us. WILLIS COTTON j.
=; Fa returnabIc to October Term, 1889, oil
.he Circuit Court Of Amte County.
nY VIRTUE OF the above stated writs o.
"a FIERI FAcIAs to me directed, from Inc
Hnnorabe Circuit Court Of Amite County, re-
: tnrrable 10 October Term, 1899, VIII expose
, "a pubic sale, a, the door OF the Couf' HOUSE
= in Liberty, on the nrrnppp Nrx1,
for cash, tho following described property
. to wil:-One Negro Girl, (Pdtsy-G Wdggo'
d ,od ire Oren-a Horse, tiro Cots, 100 C0o0
g and CaIres, Household and Kitchen Fur"''"T'
and grooming crop, fifteen acres I" Cosfo'l, az
= t,,en p ocres in Corn. Levied on as the proper
.. " OF Defendant to satisfy the foregoing exc
u cutions. ,c,r clox;E
= By R. NJ. NELSON, Dep Sag,
Captnn,hnr a 1889 800
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-10

OLs-There have been sales of Whale to sms @ - a..
consu ption at small decline from quotation, say
There fair doing in Lnseed and sales 70 S M
$4,000 gals Of English have been made at Va
been made a IS cents 49, .-,..,
WHALEsoxE-The transactisRs in this article s'noe M 80
notice hay. hen .u ~ raher decline the former PR
ces Sales at 10 cents There has been an arrival Oh a'
10 900 lbs. at Newport this week.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-10

NEW YORK RACEs-UNION COURSE, L. r.
FnDAr-Four Races today-Purse sloOo-Four Mile Heats
al one o'clock.
ENTRIES.
lRF Stockton enters Imported Dr. Langford by Starch
out Of Peri-6 years old.
2-s. Laird eh h. Decatur by Henry, Of Ostrich
80 r. Hare OF Virginia, enters oh. h. Willis by Sir
Charles. dam by Mery6eld-6 years old.
the three years old Of Mr. L. Stevens and Mr. Ro.
Tlotson.
nado and Mr.. Gibbons ssraeen.
Also sweep.take play pay, asisge mile between shep
herdsss carrying carrying l4lbsand
A. L. Bolts,
myIOlt ID. III. BRANCH
90 GREEN TURTLE sour !-GREEN TURTLE
continue do from my very superior lot Of Greer Turtles
to be my door. likewise have Oysters,
myss THos. DOWNING, ., 8 and Broad st.
DAssFORD's ROOMS FOR BILLIARDS AND
ID CHESS ais Broadway and II Ann street joins
the both Streets for the sale Of Billiard Table
Cloths Balls &c &c. and exercises for health Prchserand
players invited There Ia Billiard Tables ready r
La ROOM with spring. steel India rubber and cloth
and eagle and wood fras> the best assortment,
ever offered the public. mysl.y
DAVID W. HOW, Exchange Broker, Nc. Merchants
R,.l Ho.. S.co"n,ed !, the powss, market rates
All kinds Of Gold and Silver bought on the best terms
Essex Bank Of Guildhall wasted mys-lr
NEW PUBLICATIoNs-THE DWARF, a Dramatic
IN Psem by James Ree editor Of "the Beastie of Web
ser,r sc. BY the same author, THE BATTLE OF sA.
RAToGA poem This poem is well, At times beautifully
equal to Battle Of Waterloo by that or"Sdenf
g ordinary production, hazard nothing in predict
inc for the author brilliant and hatsring career-Da
THE AUTHORS AssIsTANT.-"A most invaluable
little book all authors and those whe write for the press
The information contains is Of nature not very generally
accessible but at the time highly valuable and stsres
"s FREDERIC SAUNDERS, Publisher,
mye6t 357 Broadway, opposite Carlton House.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-10

LIVERPOOL PoTAToEs-Nowl landing from sn,p pen ,sso
L. mark, from Liverpool lying at foot o. Doye' 10 - a.,
hampers best .shre Potatoes and for safe o 70 ss
asehaasr. All. i, DAVID L. FRANKLIN,
Pm,Io.iw. "ff'' % Tonti.e Buildings, Wall street
vNTANTED-At No iss Chatham street. IN Doot r anu
wv shoe store persor who make himself useis' rs
rate recommendations will be required OF none neea Apply
mylolr
a GENTLEMAN woaid wish to meet with small ssuse,
N suitable Cor family Of fsur peronthe sraon 20 DC IN
either Walker Hester Grand, Division, Baysrd VT
small residence in the neighsorhood q the Tsrd hssnse,
rh stable and coach house attached line addressed Mr.
s"i ;w,meS;sts answer myioE
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-10
COLTS
ROOK-K H. ~ PIN Ct.

90 A PRACTICAL WORK UPoN PLAN ENTIRE
LY NEW The which fern the bases OF science
under Five Divisions with definite eSplasatonsser
forms c grammar and arithmetic contains vocabulary
OF mercantile and phrases Also, key explaining te
sf Joursazng each of s Day Book ntre
practical would explain the 10 has pupil this
s.mpGs the science that OF common English
educas acquire knowledge without e assistance
teacher To which added Directions " the Learner, and
Practical keeping books In extent and variety
o commercial houses Public Addresses the ht deiveres
upon subject sc scths day Published and for sale
b. APrLETON 90.
dIs-sci.&w. 206 Broadwsv
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-10
l NJ T y r L A N T.


GO At this msmen when we perhaps the Of q
War with England il becomes the duty every enquire
how far this may personally himself is seeyi-
dent fact that advance English manufactured
goods will be Of the Of such Aud
in article will be heavily felt than English
cloths therefore hardly necessary point out the policy
Of all and sundry providing themselves with sufficient supply
ofrIotng. PHILIPS well known Cash Tailoring Establish
meat loo William, Of John street. presents opporu~
nifty Of obtaining first rate equal to any, and
passed by none, the city fer materials make and price
The astonishing patronage which this establishment has expo
resced is sufficient indication Of public judgment And tho
proprietor having made such arrangements for the ensuing
will he hopes and continuance Of
The system adopted alone peculiar to this establishments
Purchases made direct from manufacturers England,
thereby avoiding accumulated profits Of importers and job
consequently reducing the price Of The article such
ertenta enable him employ but first rate workmen;
whereas those differently situated compelled to employ
feor wokmen, of buying second third
hands. And those establishments which give long credits
result many ayodbe losses, and obliged make
their cash customers suffer sufficient profits for runsing
risks.
The advertiser deems unnecessary his part give list
Of prices pactiscd il is often deceptive He
confidently relies trial. being sskcient merit
nuance Of the avors Of those who may give him call
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-10
ROOMS TO LET

ROOMS TO LET.
0R}- FURNISHED unfurHished Apartments to Let at
80 ST. Marks Place Of Sd Avenue Terms moderate
my32wt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-10

On the sh instant at Johns Chapel by the Rev. r.
Schroeder Eli W. Butler to Mary Antonette youngest daugh-
ter Of Beriah Palmer Esq. all oil this city
On the Sh instant by the Rev. Rob Forrest Mr. James Blu
chan TO Miss Jane Mcclure Of Thomas Rich, both Of
this CITY,
On Wednesday the 9Th instant, by the Rev NJ s. Hutton,
John G. Tappa Of Boston, to Eliza L. daughter Of the late
Israel f. Trask, Esq.
At Elizabethtown N. j., wednesday evening" the 9Th
instant by Rev Mr. Mage Mr. Francis Robinson of Mo-
bile Miss Anna L. t. daughter of Henry de Groo Esq de-
ceased Of Brooklyn.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-10

TNANIRL BOIL, formerly Of Noe Boil, oilers Tor sale
~ his whole Of Plants consisting o. choice
n ard Hot House Plants with his Shrubs and
Rose. which i the in the United States. They will be
sod together with his greenhouses IN lots TO suit purchasers
,;s and gentlemen wishing 10 make selection will DO we'll
n, c,lI,g soon disposed Of by the 4h Of June they WI
en be .od public auction the premises He likewise
Offers large quanuy Of Mulberry Trees of different kinds
the Mulc as Moreo, Alpine, Sc the whole will be dis
posed Of on very reasonable terms. sls-lm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-10

There l. but little Cotton going lsrwaFd The LverPssInevs
having checked the disposition 70 ship IN all the ports
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-10
DIE ID.

On sth instant Harriet wife of Frederick W. Moore
u. A. in her AID year.
On Wednesday, the 9th instant after rhort Illness Mrs Ra
chs May widow Of the late Tyler Maynard and daughter
Of the late Gerr H. Van Wgenen in the 56th Of her
age.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-10

NY X. ID. LUDLOW A. 30.
Sales Room, No. - Broad street, near Wal ,,res
WEDNESDAY NAV D

Al IL o'clock at their sales room, 10 Broad street
rosuye sale 81 number Of lots OF geu nd the west side
OF avenue d. between llh aud 18th streets and .umbr 1
wafer lots on tie east side Of d. nth and Iah
streets The property presents Of the desirable
ever offered TO the public for ship builders houses
any Other purpose where the advantage Of being the
yer Is essential y situated in part of the city where
in the Immediate vicinity OF Tompkns square and the Dry
Dock Bank and particularly deserving the attention
ygaueh companies Further particulars be known ON
ppcaion 10 the auetoneers where hographc maps tho
property can be had. mxg A..
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-10

CUCCEsS TO j. A. l.. VERNOL'S, DRAPERs AND
- TALORS, they have adopted the cash system,
able sell clothing the most reasonable The pub
invited TO call aud examine their and sey
will be satisfied that saving will be realized cash
system, az conducted at 81 Chatham St
N. "A great variety Of Cloths and Cassnsre yestin,
hand and made order The fashionable sye.
Also large assortment Of Goats Coaks. m27.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-10

VITANTED-A Nurse to attend In small family. Mono
wv need apply without being highly recommended at No.
Il White street. myey
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-10

heavy loans and circulation charae'erss all
An, return. of the Georgia Banks made this pring-and We
h aimee the lat Of April last given statements Of eleven out
or twenty Money may well be !. such state Of
risgs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-10

WANTEDA you.s man who .sgssn'sd With ,-sem
honesty and promrtness, apply at this Office
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-10

I VXTANTED-A young eoIorcd waiter. UneSeeP
wv tonable character repaired Apply at Ala Houston
| .,r..t a30y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-10

vJ,O HOUsEREEPERs The subscriber has just received
a6He assortment of Astral Lamps both gilt and bronzed
various patterns and sizes with rich cut Shades for sale
reasonable prices. ID. N. DELAVAN, II Maiden ',ase,
mxav A few doors below Brt odway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-10

RTOTICE.-MRs. A. .. ENGEL, Formerly a. a. Mo't,l
IN respectfully Informs her customers snd he Ladies
hi. CITY and ,cnty the store Ne i6s Broadway IN con-
Of repairs " be open until the 18th 81 May IA
The mean time she invites Ladies wishing purchase TO an
her old establishment No I9sl Be~ery, where she sa Jus, -
eeved ephorrs Tuscan Of superior quality genera -
.o,,rent Of sin Hat Needle Work together with ,srev
sf Fancy Goods my1-iw WINS. "a :. 49,
yTyO Dtsak Anu BRIDGE BUlLDERs-seaied props.
al. will be received until the l3h day o. NAY wn ~
building Bridge for the Rsvesswoed, Haileasoo, III ~
liamsburgh Turnpike and Bridge Company across p.snN
reek from the north side of the channel ~ s'd
the B1hwiek Shore about 400 feet .kng'h speehe"o"
win be furnished application at iss water street
n~7 .lwr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-10

TyAsT NAV YORK PROrERTY -Msnsiaetsrlng DIS
X, Third Auctor sale will take place Tues
say Ilh Msy 1890 the East New York Land Once, f-ns-
T,s.. C..u-Ts per TO he paid the day Of sale;
balance within days when ~sranee Deeds free from all m
eur,brasces will be given. - 80
-. a. 10 Increase the value OF the whole property This
40 ,sr, opportunity so Sac oeasoa in many respects, 10
..ldom met with al original prices.
Persons wishing TO the property, asd having but little
;m can il the al half past four o'clock, NJ
,,pd half hour s Avenue and retsn at ball
a i've o'clock per Clinton Omnibus They also g. oct
Al half past nine NJ, per Railroad cars, at one per
.tsu Omnibus The Mail Stage leaves East New York Tor
Brooklyn al about half past one r. NJ
For other particulars the Daily Express and sun also
printed catalogues to be had At No Ill Broadway a9or
below City Hotel. moo,a~W
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-10

VITANTED IMMEDlATELY-A boy about Is years OF
wv age who has been engaged aprnting ofce Boz
fore and INDUSTRIOUS apply at this office. my4-d