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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-06

No. 81 Liberty street, Nee York
Importers Of Boys Bleaching Powder, due sma Mschine
Wires, feelings, Machine Blankets. LaPpng', NC NC ysl
NaATURIN,s ROMAN TALEs.-Now ready 10 one vol.
Nl ume.Sejans and other Roman Tales, dedicated BY
permission TO Washington Irving Esq)
r. SAUNDERS, Pubisher
au9.y 357 Broadway, iacihg Cariten house
(,LOrH PAPER OF superior quality also kent zap paper
" for sale by PERSSE BROOhs,
an3.y Paper Warehouse, No. 81 Liberty Il.
DURE NITRIC AND MURIATIC AClD-A good sup.
l. ply Of pure Nitric aud Muraiic Acid always on hand mud
or SAFE by LEWIS FEJtHFWANGal, ooldsL
Way
DRAFTs on II litimore. Philadelphia Mobile. Bosos AL
~ st. Loss and Of ths principal ces - the Onon,
Tor sale
COLLECTIONS on ali psrts of tho United States, Canada
aud Europe, made the best terms, by
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-06

Louise GIamA roye Ilamburgh; Nahcb, Wsihr, sidney,
Nev Fa,,g lrooser Boston; John IT. stephens Hatch,
Fastport. Ii.p Gparick Buston Virginia. Bcle Nor.
folki Uren Ntr fsr) Cord, Windsor, Y s. New York. wy.
man. lon auJ Boston; Brilliant, smith, Norfolk; Antues,
Libby, piciou.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-06
BRANDYWiNE SPRINGS HOTEL.

THIS establishment will Ne opener for the reception Of
i company on MONDAY. the I7,h OF June.
Tie proprietor has engaged Mr.. Wal H. RUSSELL, for
mery Of Boston, as steward, MIR JAMES NJ SEYMOUR,
the office, and Mr. j. b. DOBNY cosdacor Of the Bslls
aud Concerts. JAMES NJ. SANDERsON,
je6 twistlstA PROPRIETOR
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-06
TITERARY NovEL TTHs-N.w ready, =

LITERARY NOVEL reaAy' |"
The Adventures OF Harry rrssso-s Tale Of te ra,e-
Harry Franco decidedly interesting tale-some o. W No
put mind Of Peter Staples Adventures
Uxnss. NNMM
H. seianss and other Roman Tass-ky Edward Matur'n
RgADy. - ,
Ill The Dwarf Dramatic Poem-by James hess ednor "
the Beauties Of Webster, &c. -
Nv. The Authors Printing and Publishing Assistant;
" The Mouthly Chronicle Of Original L,lsrAt@,e-Ho.
vi. Cowpers Letters and Peems-ehted oy orimename
the first and o.y complete edilion-Pisnddy "a'" "
the Findens-a vols. 81,
VII The Poetcal Works Of Milton-n vols,wh sPlen-
VIII The Londos Encycopmdiacompiete IN - vols large
vo With nearly 500 Illustrative Patsshali bound s"
ks.y r. SAUNDERS. ss7 Broadway
Vvo STRANGERS VISITING THE ClrY:-Ths sub.
scrber has received this day from the British Queen
large assortment Of Cutlery Lamps Plated ware oranaoes'
Britannia Ware &c, man Silver, &c. d. 4. DELAVAN
jy3i II Maiden Lane. near Broadway.
NEW AMERICAN MAGAZiNE-Now ready, No Of
IN The MONTHLY CHRONICLE Of Original Litera-
re to be continued the sth Of every month Inc snusg
numbers will contain articles by Professor aham MRS Oh
Ds rs. l n @ s ss
sellers jy2s-y
DLUE sM 4LTs-FFFE & FFyFE Blue snalls IF ssPe
Id rior quality, for sale by PERSSE & BROOKS.
jyl.y Paper Warehouse, 81 Liberty street.
MIR MATURIN's NEW WORK On Wednesday Next
VI sEJANus, aud other Romsn Tale: by EDWARD VAN !.
had Of all Booksellers and at the Libraries D23y
TALL LAMPS-A article OF he Gothic shape, all
glsss just received great variety. and Sbr sale at the
furnishing warehouse of d. u. DELAVAN,
ic2o.y IL Maiden Lane, near Broadway
TTNCURRENT MONEY Bills of Exchange all parts
u of England and all kinds Of Forig ign Gold, for sale at
au5-y 81 SYLVESTER'S 100 Broadway and % Wall st.
A LABAMA FUNDS wanted on the most favorable terms
~ At S. j. SYLVESTERS,
au5.y 1870 Broadway, and - Wall I.
nIsTRICT OF COLUMBIA BANK NOTES wanted
IL at a lew rate at
au5.y ST.. SYLVESTER. $50 Broadway and - Wall ST.
NJ OTES or THE ESSEX, Wolfboro', and Beleville
IN Banks, wanted at
as5y S. sYLvEsTER's. 1870 Broadway and y Wall st
CYDNEY CLIFTON, or Vic-slsdes in both fem,spheres
O-a Tale Of the 10Th recently published by ar-
per Brothers for sale BY all the principal Booksellers
jyl9-lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-06

On the I'll int Mr. John Brows, Of New York. TO sara'
Fellows, Of Flushing, l.. l.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-06

LsNpoN.
Toronto, Griswold, Aug. y
Westminster, Moore, Ang 70
at. James. se'or, sept. !
Montreal. Griffing, Sept. 10
LIyEErouL.
Independence, Nye, August I
Virginia, Harris, August "
North America, Hoxie, Aug. W
siduous, Palmer, Aug. ~
HAvRg.
D.dOrlcans, Richardson,Auc !
Vile dc Lyon. Stoddard. NJ 10
Francois lstThompson, Aug2l
Utica. Fell, Sept !
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-06

kzx COUNTRY RESIDENCE on Staten I.Iand 10
M!I letThc and splendid residence of Madam Gryme
&s( whs is about leaving for EuroPe situated the high
hill of staten Island surrounded BY forest trees and shrub
berry with all necessary Improvements and oatbaildines.
This beautiful place will be let with all the furniture
and also the horses aud carriages should they be
CURED For further nformaon apply at No IS Pine street
ON the premises, at Staten Island y3l- leteodis'
@ COMMUNICATIONS ALTERNATIVE, or
> COMPOUND sPIRITUOUs EXTRACT OF sAR-
SAPARLLA, is prepared entirely with ut Mercury in any
form whatever and particularly designed for Chronis Dis
eases, long standing complaints and to effect entire
Change in the system whsui maaiesng sensible mode Of
action Il is remedy Of great value, and its effects
paraeed and universally ecacious in re-esasshing
The operations of nature and producing perfect health.
The diseases which yield to the Alternative treataent,
those Of Chronic fern, and sch depend upon the impuriy
or the boodas scrofsa Kings Evil Syphilis and all We
nsrea Diseases Mercua Diseases, brought by the imEro
per Of Mercury Consumption, Liver Complaint, jun
dice Ague Cake Rheumatism. Gou'. Scurvy, Cancer Alice
ton, of the Ska. letter, Ring Worms, sead Head, Itch
Pimple- the Face, SC No medicine ecien,
Spring Purifier and of value 60 vote after
attack dis and resoted to in professional
in domestic practice. One bottle Of , Alternative contains
the essence from to bottles of TIE ordinary
Of the Sar.spaa and commended to physicians partic
larry, being fuy entitled to their utmost conldence.-
~ Particular directions accompany the bste For sale by
10 Fay Agent at Miluor, Franklin House Drug store No
1913 Broadway. New York i17 Bowery; ia Cassl st. II.
Rawls Co., Albany. aus lm'
Mrs. L. KiDDERs CoRDIAL-for Dysentery, Cbo.
ll Iera and Dsrrha-is sovereign remedy. aud
quailed any Of the world for the Of
all their variety Of FORMS OF however long
standing H success giving mediate relief in the above
eomnsn,, j. unr.raI,d and most surprising and whilst il
. truly cordial take, soohes the paia and
speedily restores to hea and preserves e bowels in perfect
order Of the intrinsic value TO mcs where there
Dung children The proprietor has abundance of tes
mony the highest authority aud certicate
cempan, ing each bottle Of the CordaFor sale by o. Fay
gent Miners Frank House Drug Store, No. 1913 Broad
way New York; Nos. 10 and 100 Fulton ~; i27 Bewery
Burnett Pollard Paterson and Jos. f. Trippe, Newark ~
j. J. d. Phillips, Newburg and Rehd Fuller, Schenectady
NY.
NIB No family should be without bottle Of hi. valuable
remedy at hand that may be given once when required
also of great value in sickness Price 81 90 bottle
Im.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-06

MINERAL TEETH At 50 PER TOOTH...-Teeth
Ivl inserted upon the principle of without asy
springs clasps eaue and warranted TO be Of the utmost
,ervice In maseson aud executed ~ superior manner
The teeth used by Dr. Wsse6ed Dentist 80 Broad
way are equal to any world Cor beauty and durability,
inserted him cheaper than other e in the city,
Ofhce $50 Broadway, open FROM A. u. until . p -
jy2o-3seoS'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-06

EtATLIN'S INDIAN GALLERY, IN Stuyvesans insti-
~ tuie. Broadway-Note.-This immense Collection II
Indian Painting and Indian Cuo,ites will open
rs cents admission during each day and evening of this month;
after which, and forever the price of admission will be (as
formerly wasD SO cents, and Season Tickets ST. aui.Im
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-06

NAUXHALL GARDEN.-ENTRANCE FREEING
prsprietors Of this Garden respectfully informs the psbc
that il open for the Varou. have
nsde addition 70 II main of water wch they but
au;;ate will r1ty Of tsr patronage, and Of sran;sss
who visit the ctJ
The Equsidn Exchange is in full operation The sales
Tuesdays aud Thursdays Of each week. Gentsmca
chase with perfect confidence srses either for carriages
wagons upon equitable and without the fear Of deception
All Horses Carriages, Harness. Saddles BrdIe Sc entersd
gratis limited number Of box STALKS provided for hossss
at livery. ROCKENBUR6 BANCKER,
je7-3m' Prorretovs.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-06

Gy- EXTRAORDINARY CURE!-Life mre agais--
health also ~nsthsuk. be to Him who ssides fate aud
told re life would soon be . this medicine produced
and restored! Who shall tell how sweet II - to Zee
health cos'ng freely through veins after beng 50 near the
crave Bat enosgh restored to health wi,n eonsump
lion had consumed quite and would only tell the sics and
the hopeless that Dr. Tayors Basam ~ Liverwor
aepded me by my physician has cared me aud W. cure you
Assnts-Mr. HAYS. lso fulton IT., Brooklyn 81 Broad st.,
Newark; Dr. Cady, Prosidense James nee, Paterson; d.
Philips Newburgh n. Love Co.. BurIiagtos; Jones,
jamaica; l.. Cooke wlamsbu.gh Philip Eitins New Psltr
A. d. shaw, Albany; David HUT, Uuc.. IetStdSIW.
0ry- 10 THE PUBLiC-we call the special attention Of
the public 20 inducements held out by SYLVESTER Go
$50 Broadway f INVESTING in real estate, ssstsd New Or.
leans. No,w standing the attempts made BY the p'ous David
Hale Of the Journal Of Commerce, have good reasons Tor
knowing that the affair question the entire eona
dence Of the community those persons Who
have doubts to call Sylvester Co.. Who are DESTROYS
of giving The full aud perfect satisfaction reply W
'sss'ries made. e6
~ oTIcE-The copartner.hp heretofore existing between
the Subscribers Is this day Dissolved BY mutual consent
The business of the firm will be settled BY J Haley
s.w WENTWORTH
D. HALEY rrspectinly inform. vi. friends that he will
continue the business Of the late firm cf D. Haley Co. and
SELECTS continuance Of the patronage which las bees - se
rally bestowed cn i'em Dsii~'
VISITING AND WEDDING CARDS Engraved IN
and improved style. and printed with the utmost
ucatnes Jut received, superior lot Of PoRcrLar CARDS
eSpr s,y Tor Visiting and Wedding Cards which fr wilderness
and brIancy &C polish he exc.lei Persons furnish,
ing their Card Plates can have then printed ~ the latest
style. nj short notice
sroRF CsRps &C every description either Copperpie Or
Letter Press executed favorable terms apply ing a.
VALENTINES
Fashionable Card Engraving and Printing Establishment,
au5is9t 90 John street, corner 81 william
DoYD's BLEACHING PowDERS.-The Subscribers,
ID sole agents the w. States for the alc Of Boyd sens
Bleaching Powders. supply manufacturers aud deae u
the lowest ark, prices For purity and strength ihey viii
be fouad y equal any manufactured ~ this eountry or
Greai Britain. PEkssh = bhoohS,
;,t.y 81 Liberty ~.
zoo CARBOys on vlTRloL a, y c. Ter pound b,
.DJO tie e.risy Al the pruv Dye SiaH Paint, soil Oiis
So, ~ TOHN a. MORRISON 4 son.
a.sf. ls6 aud Is9 Greenwich
noRIFLAIN TFEItl-A large assortment a superior
II Porcelain lpcorrupiine Teeth. Cor sale by
yQ4y LEWIS FEuChIWANGERs Cold n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-06

DROOKLYN SALT WATER WARM AND COLD
ID BATHS the South Ferry margin II the East Rso.
Mr. GRAY would niorm the inhabitants Of Brooklyn and
New York. that his Baths open day from A. NJ
TIL 10 r. NJ for Ladies aud Gentlemen. Tiny fitted up n
the approved style Ladies and gentlemen take
baths every day The Swimming Bath exclusively for lsds
Tuesdays and Fridays unt6 r. NJ One BATH
S6cket Sl.00. Geld baths, l2i cents jeli-2ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-06

rTREATlSE ON GEMs-B, L.wr Feucht ~sng.r-a
useful guide 10 the jeweler artist miusrssist sss che
MET, accompanied with description II the mestsseresng
American O. ms, and ornamental and architectural saers
For sale by the Author. al No. I Gold Il jy2<.y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-06

Or A CARD.-THE PANORAAIAS-MR GATHER.
WOOD respectfully informs the citizens If New York and
the public generally that he intends open for exhibition
NEW PANORAMA early in October IT. and that ceu,e-
quently the Panorama Of JERUSALEM will positively be
closed the first of that month. H. ciys this early notice
that parents may bring their children Sunday and other
portunity of viewing this transcript Of the Holy City
mi. oms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-06

NAUAHALL GANDEN.-Tue>dV Evening, August 9th,
le39-Grand display Of FIREWORKS and TERRIFIC
ASCENSION on the TIGHT ROPE.
Admission only ll5 cent.
The Garden will be brilliantly tll.mnae! with 900 extra
varegaed lamps. The Band will commence playing precisely
o'clock NJ Bell will make his unrivaliei ascension At
o'cIsck after which ere all be Inter mission Of 30
minutes Tor Promenade aud Refreshments.
The whole will copcude with ersId display OF FIRE
WORKS prepared 10y Mr. Edge, the celebrated Pyrotecbn
Tickets be had the Bar and at the Of the Gar
den
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-06

MILITARY AND FIREMEN's CAPs-NiLITARl
IVl HORSE EQUIPMENTS, Leather Gun Cases, Game
and Shot Bags Cartridge Boxes Belts scabhads and KnaD
sacks All III. above articles, Wholesale and Retail liberal
pricesas, Tracks, vaees, Carpet sags Hat Bosss and
every thng in his line 81 business
HENRY q GRATACAr
ss2 Broadway scsween White snd WALKER streets.
" b. Companies sbsutformng. both Military and Frsmen
can furnished with Ceps Al the shortest notice my "a 3
MR. MATURINs ROMAN TALEs-Now ready N enc
wi ,ol sejauus and Reman Taes.sA classic werk 60
great interest," sting Of series Of passages illustrative
the imperial households Of 1berws CIaudss cd
Nero"-Sfor.
" SAUNDERS. Publisher, AZ Brcsd~p
And to be obtained Of the several sookseiIers
country. tg
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-06
v,HE bALsAM or MOsCATELLo--This mediene is

TOsEPH GILLOTT's Victoria Pens sxqusely fins pon,s
d and esstic put up elegant STYLE Wholesale 100 Beck
man IT. IN star.. a.6sy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-06
THE STUDY OF
BOOK K F. T. p / N G..

SO Ct0S, street, near Br0adtcdy.
" C. c. MARSH Accountant, continues TO give Practi-
cal in this necessary branch Of mercantile edu
cation As open close accounts, and TO write
up books
The course Of instruction through which the pupil passes
thoroughly PRACTICAL and person of good capacity who de-
votes about the study will be qualified to keep
correctly and elegantly the accounts of any business
The student practically conducts closes and reoPen
set Of accounts has brought before him more
than different business ransacons each of which IS
remark conversation and st1dy he becomes amil-
lar with the various actual reference
with trial balances balance sheets various mercantile calcua-
tons Equation Of Payments DISCOUNT and Interest," TX
change Insurance, &c. &c.
Prospec fuses with terms, to be had at the rooms.
c. G. MAaSHS WORKS,
introduced in n. Y. p Schools.
The Science Of Double Entry Bookkeeping Smplihed
standard work. eighth edition, 300 pages, SvoSl.a
The Art Of Single Entry Bookkeeping, Improved by the
Introduction Of the Proof Balance" l30pa svo.-75c
"a Lecture the study Of Bookkeeping with Balance
Sheet. A neat pamphlet 4spa. lamo-priee 10 cents
jyl9 lmeod.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-06

zoo CARBOys on ylTRiOL a, y G. Yer pound BY
DUU ,Le esriov Al the prur Dyc sian Paint ,bi Oils
So, n JOuN a. MORRISON son,
a.sI. ls6 aud ls9 Grtenwieht
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-06

DURCELAlN rEEIt-A large assortment a superior
II Porcelain. lncorrpiiNle Teeth. Coz sale by
,q4y LEWls FEuCnrwANGER, Z Cold n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-15
EEOys's lottery 0fitCc,
Corner bciOIc The Runs.

"a NOTWITHSTANDING Hoyt's old Office was de-
slroyed by fire the night Of the 29Ih ut ne has
n ne one ct the below where lie commenced on
the first day OF the year with the determination In sell
his patrons Splendid Prizes than he has heretofore
done. Therefore, please send orders and when in Rich
mond call on him and be supplied with prize lioyt
sells prizes 10 persons in the country Than aOf
other Vendpr
January l2lh-S40O 900 Capital. Tickets $40. Ger
tifcoe Of Package OF % tickets Sl3O- halves 500
quarters S32 80.
January ly,h-S3O 600 Capital Tickets $40 Ger
ttica,e OF Package of 26 tickets Sl4O-halves So
quarters S35.
January 26,h-S3OO 900 Capital. Tickets $40. Ger.
fcalc Of Package of Is tickets $l3O-havies 500
quarters S32 so.
~ Please address,
D NJ HOYT, Richmond, Va.
AT The VIRGINIA Lottery Office who has sold and sell
ing and cushing Capital Prizes than any vender
in the known world
Orders for Tickets from any part of the United States
by mail or otherwise, enclosing cash prize Tickets
thankfully received and executed by return mail, with
the same prompt attention personal application, aud
the result sent (when reqnested) immediately after the
drawing-if addressed TO ID. NJ. HOYT
Ian
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-15
FfOA'9r!S eOuYs Of Fortune.

FIREn!- FiREM-FfREM
YENHE friends of ID. NJ foyt and "Dame Fortune,
Il are hereby informed, that Notwithstanding the
caamous fire which destroyed their mutual Accom-
mediation Oifre, on last Saturday night they are III
no ways discouraged bu, only bound more firmly
together by the circumstance.
They have consulted together and have drter""rd Il"
enter into permanent copartnrrshiP, and therefore,
announce to the public. that the
"PHENIX HAS ARISEN!
And their COURT, with all their brilliant attendants,
will be Opened and continued with a succession OF
splendid Feies" at the corner below the old stand IN
the house formerly occupied by Mcdowell Il Co.
In pursuance Of the above notice is hereby given That
coma r;ucrsIiip has been entered into between ID NJ
BOYT and DANE FORTUNE" for the transaction
of general Prize Business and they conhdcn, 'Ht
the large supply which they have Just opened (m"st
being no, only warm, hot absolutely smoking hoil VII
enable them to satisfy ell callers These tickets cannot
Ia yc bccn rescued from the flames but FOR special
purpose and they would hint to those in the trade that
some very comfortable New Years Gifts are among
them beyond doubt
They have just received, per steam packet some very
splendid prizes, such as $4oOOO, $3OOoo S2ocCo &c
Ian y GS--u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-15
poYuar assemblies b. lorcIlig has bee" promulgated

popular assemblies By lorc!iigh has o' G" r'o""'g"''
IN England
Bytic Queen-.7 Proclamation -.
VIcToRIA RWnereas, great nr'""|'s "' eva Us.
posed and disordcty persons hav;g 'aeiy /" some
Of Great Britain assembled themselves l"Grihet ti'e
sunset BY turchghl, i'll large hut'rs and IN sumu'u
Gus manner with banners ags, and other ensigns, anu
have continued TO assemble un late hour Of me hgn',
and during The time they 81 asse''"cd: nave %
loud shouts and noises and by :c discharge OF hr'arms
and the display of weapons Of offence greatly a.ain
the inhabitants Of HE neghb"ihood Q! such assem-
hles and endangered lie public peace we, 'Ieioie'
being sensible ii The mischevons Consequences TO Oe
unprecedented such Illegal meetings, aud Of The dan
rrrous tendency thereof only 10 The pecce OF our
Kingdom hul he lives and properties OF our SUBJECTS
do hereby warn and command all persons to dcsis from
such assemblies their peril and Go further command
all Justices Of Peace, Sherlils, C'nsabes and other
Peace Officers 10 use their utmost cndeav"ts ln prevent
all such illegal assemblies, and to bIns the Offenders 10
justice. 80,
Given at our Court at Windsor, this twelfth day OF
December the year eighteen hundred aud lhrty'eght
and in The second year Of our Reign.
God save the Queen!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-15
BIZ the Gouernor Of The Commonwealth Of Virginia.
A PROCLAMATION

HMTHEREAS WILLIAM GARRISON and Henry LIE.
Wv GRANGE, who were confined in the Jail Of North.
amp,on charged with burglary and larceny have made
their escape herefrom, and going at large now
therefore, ! David Campbell, Governor Of the said
monweallh, have thought proper to offer reward
Of Two Hundred Dollars for the apprehension and de-
Iiv ~ into The Jail Of Northampton county, of both the
said fugitives, or One Hundred Dollars for either Of
them; and do moreover require all officers both civil
and military, and request the good people of this Com
wealth. their best exertions apprehend The
said Garrison and Lagrange, that they may be dealt
with according to law.
Given under my hand as Governor, and under
TsEAL the lesser Seal of the Commonwealth al
Richmond this 9th day of January. 1899
DAVID CAMPBELL
DESCRIPTION Garrison is man about 81 or 80
years of age. about six feet two inches high well
built with rather thin visage, eyes sunk considerably
in his head and very much peck pitted and has black
hair He is rather good looking man, and has the
appearance Of being very stout, and is known 10 be-
lie had snuff colored close coat, and bearskn
coat. which he probably had on when he left.
Lagrange is man about 40 years Of age, about FIVE
feet nine inches HIGH remarkably well built,
puent Than Garrison full face hale eyes. and hair
little gray. Ills head is large and he sometimes, bn
fareT whiskors and Is altogether remarkably
gnod nokng man. He had blue dress coat and drab
over coat which he doubtless had on when he made hs
escape.
JanuaIye. 1O-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-15
Nov ! |
CONCORD ACADEMY.

yHyHE Exercises of this Seminary, Tor the year lc3
q will commence the Isl of February, aud t'fm-
nate on the 3Oh OF November, embracing Two sessions
of five months each The price Of hoard and tuition,
including washing. bedding and fuel, will be SluO per
session payable in advance
In the Ancipn. languages, instruction is given by
daily projections and the text books TAUGHT are Inc same
as those used ut the University of Virginia
The Mathematical course is extensive; comprising
Arithmetic. Algebra, Geometry. Plane Trigonomeiry,
Spherical Tricononetry with lis application I" Nauca!
Astronomy, and the Dilteen,ia and Integral Calculus
OPTICS and Astronomy are included in The course ct
Natural Philosophy; and Geology and MInerai'gy IN
that Of Chemistry. -
The course of Moral Philosophy comprises Bellies Let.
Tres Rhetoric Ethics and Political Economy
All Of students exercised in Composition, sur
veying, and the Drawing OF Maps.
F. W. COLEMAN,
ID. COLEMAN.
IL Address Concord Academy, Caroline county:
I,.., 10 72-tlst Feb.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-15

Bigger oiuays selling the Comfortablss!
Drawing of The New Jersey Lottery, Class No. l.
81 80 "a 90 "a As 3 IS SO 5 II Il u
"hnle Tickle, 20 80 45, the Capital Prize sold and
paid usual at sight, by Bigger This makes Capt.
tai sold in every Lottery this year by BIGGER
To holders Of Capital Prizes.
Prizes. heretofore, will be cashed at Biggers W.
fee the liberal terms, whether they were Puf
chased at this office not; and those who hold Pr's
tickets will find it their interest call Bigger be-
fore having them cashed elsewhere.
Tickets in all Lotteries drawn in the United Si'ip'
kept constantly hand and for sale by Bigger. F"'
Grand Capitals call send To the old rs,hbed place
where millions Of dollars have been paid for rf.zrs solo,
Address THO. B. BlGGEk.
Richmond, Va.
Jan l2 ~.