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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-11-28

Al Couri Of Probate hrl9stia at NOgfl acithin
and for he District Of Norfolk, on ~ Oh dat
of November, A. d. 1889; leb gsgl A
Present, Michael e. Mills, Esq. fudge. q
HsHIS Court doth direct the trustee or as
u signee of the estate of BURRALI SAGE, of
Norfolk, in said district, au assigning debtor
under a,certain statute law Of this slate emit.
tied aan act In addition 10 an act entitled an
act against fraudulent ccnveyances,R 10 give
notice to all persons interested in III estate
of said Burial Sage. 50 assigned, ID appear
bate 10 be holden al the probate officS to- said
district on the 10Th day Of Decemb 1889,
at 10 o'clock forenoon. 10 be heard elaxiye 10
the appointment of Commissioners IN said
estate, by posting said order Of netice ON q
public signpost in said Norfolk. and by adj
ver,ising the same in newspaper published
in Hartford, also in Ltchfeld. i'm
Fs Certified from Record. h
OK MrcWAxf ~ MHYM I,sH6aE
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DuMFRIEs' HIGHLY APPRoyEp
EYE wAYsEX

ETyHlS safe and powerful Wash lps sOE4 ak infau-
~ ed eyes, stands pre-emueni among The multitude
81 ordinary preparations for this nnfose 10 casee
0f yeasr standing, the most unexpected Falief has
bsen received, after other appcaiio6 81 nIerios ell
caeg has failed. Those who nee II protounre Il 70
be one Of The hest preparedness prhoe3 eonplainis
fhev ever met with. Prjcs rs essies bsltge.
NP None genuine unless signed r. KINDER, sole
proprietor, and successor 70 DE-. CoNwAN by whoa'
Il 4 ior sale, at his Counting Rpom. Nd a9 Court.
street. Boston, and also for sale W apoint
Inesi. by - 4s2 s.a ilss Il ~ Z.
Doctors Buel dnd Beckscia, Fitch feld and b,
a'SA iss Edpard Coacles, EOaah Farm,
eerfAuhar Or u 's4t 49, Asf efxvl7 y
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-11-28

Al q Court Of Probass holden at LiicA fsi, wiiis-
ii and Jor he District Of LIE fslA os ne ISth
day n Nop'5er, 1889: Phinskas Miner Esq
i laie judge Of ihe Court Of RyUb1te tor said
district being dead: PreseAtf EaIpin Batles,
Esq .Fi.dgs Of ne Cot,t If Pr0bats m ne
4 ddjoinissg disiria Of PlypsOutIs aolIo mig Iy
lao aci. koldiag fhe same ssgss III
NNN nlotion ofthe executor cf tho last viii
- and testament Of csAlLzs BArpkr,5
late 81 Iifchfield, deceased. this cont doth
appoint the I'd day Of Decembes next IS 10
O'Clock II the forenoon, at the probate Office
u Liteh6eld, for the exaninat md settle.
nent M the administration account of said
executor, when and where all persons inter
ested may appear. Of they see causel and be
heard touehing said account; and doth also
direct said executor 70 give public notice Of
this order by advertising the same ina news
paper prinfsd IN aid Iitchfeld, and BY post
ing the same on the sign-post II said Itch
field nearest the place where said deceased
last dwell. ten days at least before said ID
day of Decembef. Certified from record.
i - Gro. G. W0ODRubr Clerk
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-11-28

WOULD inform his friends and the pub
I'M lie that he intends to make LiIchfield
his residence SO long as they shall continue
to favor him with the generous amount Of pa
tronage already bestowed, IN gsss 8.ssssse.sss
Price of setting STocKToN's ImRRRysHABLE
TEETH on piyots reduced from fire to three dol
lars. Setting on plate ling and extract
ing, done on very reasonable terms.
N. B. He will occasionally visit patients
in the neighboring towns when consistent
with other engagements. s.s sss sss,s
M Litchfeld, Oct. III. 5s Nh. a 20
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-11-28

ia M. 49, FEHcf.r No. 7i1a..
/ heard and Rad. always isarsd me- $.rv
Pagagte phes kle ffequently lon hfn nincn n
preaching but dumped abeut m =. ,S,2a
script n perfect sai,g' 5ipil while 4i.s ai,:'.
enoe were held IL brenlIi " arznehse. Co.,
n..ng yna SLOW. and even Ianeuid IA The nIlI.
~. q tals eouHte48nee wore minded exi
k.ss SNts q physical and careful thSrahf..
go -. ss4e one On the side Of his TrAva
-. III 81 u mighty With the immortality q
a,,S 49,. TX. an exhnnsfe1
4 Ism 0f ibis voice married. hina ~ sshs
desk yet your sgmpafh ies wers flsS;f - -.
Qs qnlckiy and steadily as your eve TSS~
audience hung almost hkeaffIleaa n, h,a 80
bic accents, passing from paraSraSli n l,,i.S.
grahh, with constantly incfeasiEg g1nsiraII
tlQt3 uhtil sud- denly ne would faIi ksck n ~
seat and sink into ii. n picture AZ entire eTl
havslion' but e0yered with the EIufies "a az
excited and adlant mild. q "a ~ 81
Bcecher's style was tremen1c usly eheBdet.
lca ana waving = tendency to bom6ast. 0ecSl
saonai Iysslew metl have eOulbinea III their
style more strength DC IamknRRe ana sfrrns,
thought. His whole mental outline. in1ne3.
was that Of great strength, nf iflirht. YChsnss
ming y admired, (nottvithstend tlia snIeen
Of On occasional critic,) both ii Enf0lyss 1sIT
americas for the perhaps anexaniple1 chasiIs
ness OF his diction. his Language 49, aSISs'
and easy as the linpid brook BgenkSFss
sentences, We're strong and robust Char
nlRgs short, elegant, and Esymnetrieaks
beecAaE. was the Hercules and ChiufIinlr
the, Apollo, of inteilect. The one delied
n?lsI eEonsiy Ms adyersary,or face % face.
W.s.aed his club as him |; while the 0therfuna
a 49,.
lance the silent yet flcet md not rinavs;iinr
arFowsI neyer kDeWia mariiri whom irItefs
lectsi the mere aneditations. of hhilosonkv.
had produced so. many btDienant and asinsis
Eable traits as L had III Cknnniir 3 1lI,ii,
have known few. 20 DISTINGUISHED III sthArlca
gys whose general temper nanifesfed ao ,IifS
tie OF the universal charity of Ciirisliarifw
~ keecheF Claiming had the intellect 81
g seraph,. with the feelingsa6f aochild.,-1
Beecher thes powers Of q Giant, &ifh liftle
feelings ors zone, .at all |. I should prefaI
Ssecher 2 Theology With all 10 errors bur
Channing's spirit. p Is4a lfsll9 ss4sI't
L A gentleman ID Bangor: has I, \, II. III
toRishing discovery, That tie ,1,nss, n -
made Of green cheese, but thai A Il .irs rraIis
W what Sir Roswell EalfonstRlI subS 49, n
% nc, nothing more nor less than d laFa3
mill stone tor grinding up the small stafs ifs-
70 maierials forttlae Aurora Borealis. NJ ga
ss99I I'd III 41hs tssS5 81
.Al Nofsl scay Of popping oCussticn 10 AZ
Old ainsfsA friend Heiatobfka Ebllurvii1p m.
cident as having occurred ~ u c0tutiaR roDuT
Of Mr.-+-. not many miles from sor1eWs1ere
in hiscity. Annmber of genilemei1. 5ortlIs
lack fOfk other SUBJECTS were each stating
Wlnattise ne. would make ofmoney sif de w1e
wealthy a clerk nfhe establishment slno8
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-11-28

- CLOCK AND WATCH MAKER,
HHO has reGeiaed from New York, and
Wv will keep eUEhands q good assortment
Of Jewellers Goods, as cheapas can
be had in the state--coBsisfiag ID part IF ssia
Ear Rings. Finger Rings, Breast Pins, Belt
Slides and Buckles; Silver Spoons. Gpecfa.
cles Tbimbles, Pencil Cases, Butter Knives
and Sugar Bows; Plated Spoons, Shutters.
and Trays; ncar-sighted Spectacles and Eye
Glasses; Steel Pens, Razofs, Penkniyes, Seis-
soFs, Tuning Forks, Tweezers nnd Magnets !;
Music Boxes, Vioiins, Clarionefss Flutes, Flies,
Violin Strings, Clarionef Reeds, Flute and
Fife Preceptors, Shell Combs, Watch Oil s&c.
s. D.. w. Esans' Camonsile aud Family Ape
rient Pills. with directions reco mnendsd by
thousands for dyspepsia. nervous and all
stomach complaints. for sale here sgsst
Oae dor easfof Presbyerian Church,
LsisckfeM 1889. 20
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!. II TETEn.



EKNHE subscriber has received an addition
sAotodhis former stock of Goods, which ne
isanxionsi 10 sell cheap for, Gosh. Purchasers
can find at his store, among other articles
black, green and olive Cloths, Pilot Cloths,
SattiRets, Merinos, Mouselinde LANES hal
ian, tPoult de Sol and Lustring Silks; Ffench,
English and American Prints; Furniture do;
Rob Roy, Brnchns Merino and other Shawls;
Yelyets, light and dark Vestings, col d Table
Covers Table Linen. Irish Linen. linen Cam
brio, cross4harred and sarsnet Cambria, Book
Muslin, Robinet Lace, linen cambria and silk
Handk 'fs, silk and Bingham Crayafs, brown
and hleached Sheeiings brown and bleached
Drillings, Canton Flannel, Ticking, Cotton
Checks Corded Skirts, Cotton Diapers Batting
and, lWicking. white and colored Wadding,
Socks and Mocasins, Hese. Gloves, Umbrel4
las. Snspenders, &c. &c. &c. s7f b8d aaasq
-A.ibisd liBt sfss hl ALSO. ffx9 ssfqsga& q
.d China, CrOekce9.y, E6y4sEIbeas,
sssasZ B2n@eS sgee6g, M99'E Wore, sA
Molasses, Sugar, Tea, Coffee. Spices. ground
and uiiground, FLOUR, Salt, Snuff and To-
bacco, smoked and picked Holabnt. picked
and dried Goldfish, Shad, Maekerel, SoLE
LEATHER, &C. 8'g2tss y SD. WHEELER.
4 Lichfeld, Oct 8. ns ,..ssgl %
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MICHAEL r. MrrKs, Jul

Az Court Of Probate holden III Lifch6eM aDiih-
IL and for he district IF Liiclfeld 81 n leAs
day Of NoU'ber, 1853 Phisehas A1ins, Esq:
laie Judge Of The Court ef Probate jul ssid
district, being dead-preseat, CGlvin 4Htlst,;
ESQ. Judge Of the CoHrs of Probate ~ he
adjoining district Of PlyasOiah, avh6 nsay By
! lai0 Gct, holding the same:
TYyHIS Court doth order and decree that
IL the creditors Of the estate of NAOMI
LoomIs, late of Torrington, deceased. Be ai.
lowed six months from this 18th day Ut No
yenbcr, 1889, within which to exhibit and
present their claims to Asaph Gillett. the ex-
ecutor Of the last viii and testament Of said
decreased, for settlement and all claims not
presented during that time viii be declared
q recovery !; and this court doth order md
direct that the said executor give public mo-
tice of This order by advertising the same in d
published in Litch5eId, and BY
posting the same on the public asignLp6st II
aid Tervineton nearest the place where said
deceased last dwelt Certified from record.
25 G.. C. WooDaUsF, Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-11-28
GER I ! les

CrOckery, Glass Ware dGcs .
If the good people Of this and adjoining
towns wish TO purchase any Of the above
named articles. they may rest assured that
they will be sold on as reasonable terms rs
could be wished, with the surety Of obtain-
ing good articles, by calling at "a i -s... /
= Tssfs rs sllss 81 ST 4 Af ORSE e. CAMPS.
Seren doors Easfof 9 Centre If Attraction =
yI 9 Y and one door West Of lfGnsi0n House.
I,,cLfeL Sent. s. 1899. Nh, IA N
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-11-28

IXTHITE and cold Horse Blankets Whit
w sney Blankets, white and colofed Flan-
neis sc. &c. for sale: IN .' y. ~. .s
=. October 81 s 4. n Isaac LAWRENCE.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-11-28

I'&Ts Winter SfEaisSd NsmHnnp Oil,
Just received BY 20
z Oct. "a. uaSs8sf III. LA WRENCH.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-11-28

ID G Canvass, WORSE Cruel, and mark
~ ing Canvass Oil SILK. worssed Tippets
and Shawls, fine Linen Cambria and CAIN
brio Handk'Es. "a i. LAwRENcE.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-11-28

u a gcntlemansin Bangor; has ftadu he az
discovery, that the Moon NJ no{
made of green cheese, but thas ii u IN reaIil
VI what Pr Roswell HalfonstaIl subj 1ses n
70 pc. nothing more nor less than d laFaS
miu stone tor grinding up the small Stars az
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-11-28
More New books

OSF received. among which are, Barns
- Manual for Church Members Life and
correspondence Of Mr.. Hapkes ChFistian
Iouths Book Young Lady s Home; Web
s.ers Manual Young Mans Guide The
August %. IA u q
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-15
GRAeDJEAN,s COmPOslTION
III u M A N III A / r.

90 Great and great reputation proof that
this article Is the only sf the hind which produces good
effects aud useful the Human Hair. The article
with it, and not 30 ~ chased with
that host Of limitations with which the city abounds Its
usage considered corporea fat, will enable The organs
preserve their Temperature TO diminish their
bes contribute their nutrition return 10 their
cur the hair or shin.
ITS QUALITIES.
On The first day Of its application, begss In pre-
xsnting the hair from turning gray
ny ~ use, dry and weak hair will be rendered strong pa-
ble brilliant asd curly.
NY y, employment heads entirely bald will be rpsnished
with hair
valuable specific for an diseases Of the skin and hair.
maybe purchased, wholesale, Al the following agents N
New York:
Mr. Rosst, "a Cedar street
Rsshsoa Aspinwsl 50 william stree. ITO broadway, and
10 Astor House.
Mlhsu, French Druggist iss Broadway.
Miss Cannon. Broadway under Astor House
Miss Ramsey. 2s7 Broadway
Churman. druggist corner Variek and Canal.
Ring. druggist, corner Blocker and broadway.
Ccsfvv Agents Doctor Meica fremont street. Boston,
Blanchard. AIbary-stais street, Troy.
A. Lzsns rhilad. lphis - Fourth street.
Dibhle 4 winsdse Buffalo.
Rsvsselle. Cincinnati ard - Louis.
sSeles New Orleans.
seo1s, lss King street. Charsstes.
WsnssJ-- Aeess for Bsltiscsv and Wsshipgtes.
ps-Tcss persons we - N wsss u fslse hair during
Ne sssss~~.L " ss2yed q NE essss,sh~<ss - O.
ovssasss Of we Tsspsea Ae - ussshetsv~ which eas-
cot b. supposed me OsiseA ssAs Thsssx ssss cTshsss
sv>ieles kss essssd ~ 0ss.Asss V q " stes q -
Anwses
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-15

have declined today IS so per cw the
market libesay suprcd There thousand brought
forward Of -hch hundred and fifty sold prices
r,inr from 81 SO so. The demand very active.
rrcss still further decline nothing sustain The
Three thousand hundred sheep offered this
ing and nearly NM edo lat ~ ss 80 Tor sheep and 81
10 - for lamb
Oaly 6y and calves marA-i and but nryhve sold
The prices last week paid today varying fro $3s to
$4s.
Such was the state OF the market this morning. We
hsv. now say respecting the butchers and drovers
both Jules both classes 'as6ed they dis
.lsases and CIV. information. II for The
css 10 have the prices in this market reported
"A low point possible and this whtn the city
papers interior with low prices quoted theren the
drovers them the information extensively aud i'm
press with the belief that cattle actually selling
here he prices mentioned They place implicit confidence
the, efore shoad med they often oy the large
Wall prints Whsn fa'e reports made here, the
drsvers take ADVANTAGE 81 ~ aud operate aecorncy making
the lose by rtat and the the city
suder By charging ex'ravigant prices.
With the butchers the dHsrtnt bit In s results ul.
" reprchensib II for their interest to have prices quo
Ted high 10 affect the When cattle down and
the true state market known consumers here
they imposed upon, and they buy, Is parpgy
than otherwise. Hence the dsuy
We have contend with at the upper market This morning
one drovsr Informed that keevs down
prce Of al per and nearly the butcher
aid twas false for he had rsid himself from $0to si2 Cor
psr pound 10 settle and le them eight IL out-wh
words.
Hereafter hs hear ont patiently every word they have
"a saw and AFTER have got all together shall strike bal
anre Tn. true Of the market b. obtnea and
shall pub,h every week without fear favor affection
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-15


In the City and County Of NV yers from the S'h day Of
Oct, to the 18th day Of Oct. 1880.
40 men, "a women, 80 boys; 81 grls-Totai lae .
DIsEAsKs-Asphyxy9; Asthmao; Apexy Burned or scad
ed, o. Bleeding from the lungs, l, Casualties q Choe-
inanum 4 Cancer o.; Consumption, as Commissions,
III Group hives CONGESTION Of brain 0; Derum tremens,
q Diarhea Dropsy DroPsy in the head g. Drowned d
tory o. Fever remiten, Fever scarlet Fever typhoid $;
Whoopng cough a EpiIepsy Feverpup10 0; Inemp.rance
Of peroardium Inflammation Of Kidneys o;
Inflammation Of brain, Inflammation Of bowels, g. lnfam.
Of chest Il Inflammation Of lungs, 4; Inflammation OF
stomach d Inflammation OF womb Inflammation Of liver, 0;
Insanity q Maformation,o Marasmus, Measles o. Nor
fcaon, Old age a; Organic disease Of heart o. Killed
murdered, Scroula o. Small Pox o. Sprue, o. Palsy %
Tunor Tcethng, 81 liberation Of the mites Il Worms
0; Unknown,4 ee..0
AGEOf one year and under 49,; between and ? ~, and
IL and TO- Il 10 and ~ 20 and 80 10; 80 and 40 49, 40
aud so III 80 and 60 S. so and TO- 10 and co. s. so and
90, !; 80 and 100, 0; unknown, 0.
PLACES NATIVITY United States. i02; Ireland 60; Eng
land g. Scotland 2; Swzernd o. France u British Posses
'on n Il Wales. 2; Germany O; spain 0; Wlndies, y
unknown. s.
FRoM-Alms House, Bellevue, s; Hospital, do. 10; New
Jersey q Long Island, s. Hospital o. Blackwes Island
Small Pox Hospital 0; City Hospital 81 Penitentary, L
Westchester, 2; Colored persons, Q.
WILLIAM A. WALTERS, City Inspector.
City Inspectors Office, Oct. IL 1882
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-15

90 We the whole of the passengers. amounting to o4o,
Boston Friday 9th September and arrived al New York
the 18th take th. mode Of puhl,cy stating
that Captain Nathan Ing whose gentemanike conduct
and unweared snon health and comfort auring the
whole merits best thanks and unleigned gratitude
omit thanking his officers for their uniform urbsrit
and Kindness. While hid them all adeu, best wishes
with them TO their respective homes and hong they all
enjs' health and happiness.
signed BY ,o5 Cor the whole passenger. oisir
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-15
rlcIxeas 10 Arrive

Cleared.
M Robinson. Hartich Nswbern Bella Demar, Randell,
Charlesoa Two Mcry Lowell Boston; Tro Nickeron
Two Pollies, Fountain Alexandria Georgetown Vicks
Caroinian, Oakley, Baltimore; Ontario JAMESON NOeans
Elizabeth Bacon Bermuda; Empire McMath Norfolk; Rien
ri, Norton. Mobile
Arrived.
Ship Aro, Lathrop 80 DIS I'm Antwerp mdz, order-sa
Bark Nashua Pollard FIN Cronstadt and Elsnore Sept TO-
Bark Irene setson, IS days m St Petesburgh ron sc to
Goodhue & Co.
hogany, to G ga Benson
British schr Sarah Smith, days from Picou with coal to
order.
sehr Page Basset days from Boston, with mdz
Herrck.
schr Compeer, Lncola, days from EaspOrt, plaster
Br schr Forester, Burre DIS FIN Halifax mdz Mckenzie
schr Control Dennson days frsm Baltimore with WOOD
Victory Perfeld ds I'm Alexandria, four to stuges
4 Chairman
Three SHIPS bark and four brgs.
SAILED.
Wellington. Chadwick, London; Christoval Coon Smith,
Havana; Cordeia Charleston George, do and others.
5lsmoraudn
The United States Fisher Cor Liverpool has been detained
by head winds She sails day. and her letter bag will close
at Glpins Exchange Ne Tvs Room, at the usual hour
The vicksburg sails for New Orleans this morning. at nine
O'Clock.
The captan, crew. and balance Of passenger, Marie
r wrecked Sable Island, 18th ultino have reached Hall
fax.
Alster from Capt Corson Of the Robert Bruce dated
vannah 9Th Oct mentions the wreck OF that Charles
bar the night Of the 9th inst Yhe taken of
morning. and carried 10 Savannah by The
We sci and cargo believed TO be total loss Cargo supposed
be lumber Vessel insured at the north.
Notice Wariners.
Extract from OF the Bahama Legislature passed 2lst
jane. iss9in force for Ave years: Victoria, ch sec
Rates PLorAoE.-for every vessel anchored opposite
the towns OF Grand or Salt Key;
From 90 ootons, 81 80 From $50 tons 50 so
+" 100 t. l60tons 90 & 2C0 10 800, < up'ds 4 90
For every vessel snchored at the Riding Place:
100 to $50 tons. , 50 200 to sOO 4 up'as 90
For every vessel conducted through the reef into the Hawk
From 50 100 tons. 80 50 From 400 to 400 TONS 50 90
/" 100 10 $50 TONS S 90 500 tons and up,ds IA 90
$50 10 200 tons, 100
The eighth clause gives the pilot acting as Baroor Mas
the removal Of vessels fee equal moe,y of the
Untsed Sssses E'o~ss.
PORTLAND, Oct g. Jasper Dunbar Machas for NYorh,
Margaret Ann, Leach, Castine for do.
NV HAvEr, Oct ia Juliet, New York; New Yorx,
Thompson, do.
PHiIADELrH,A, Oct i3-arr Nagskesg Cole NYorL; cid
Middeses Sleight, do; Comet. Cole, do
Carr Por-r Va, Oct il-sld Ann Elizabeth somers, New
York,
CuAnLssros Oct Io--arr Arson Sinclair NYork, Nebo.
las B,dale, Heirn, do, sid Sullivan, Morris, do.
MosLE. Oct Arr Alabanian, NYork; Lagrange, do
Rsrcign Porss.
HaLrax, Oct s-arr EmeIia (spanish) Laredo, from New
York.
BAsRroros, Ms Oct aarr Forest, DOane Halifax for
Yorh.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-15

On Sunday evening 18th inst by hs Rev. Dr. somers Mr.
Frederick Thatcherof New YORK. 70 Miss Hannah ots
second daughter Of the late Thomas Elliott Eq, o.
pha. rtl ~ n 4 slas. 81 I. .s,s4sa& .
On Wednesday. 9th inst BY the Rsv A. Fraser Mr. john
southsrland Mis Lydia Rsn daughter Of Mr. David H.
Reins printer .stAA t#t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-15
BALTIMORE. AND EAs'

PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, AND EASTERN
NOTES taken al par for Portable Desks, Dressing
Cases. Fancy Boxes work jewels sdcsrs &c; rich Purse,
asd Card Cases Fancy Note Papers and Envelopes; Musical
bsrss Walking Canes Lsd~s WORK Tsess and great ssr
~ articles Cor travellers; hue fsrumery, Brushes
Cwy Chinese and indian Goods Dc ecnprisnv ali she No
vsss sna styse Svasss ment uusss ~
AsA forne the mcst extensive end desirable
v - found all Of Which mos hep3 10 Aow
TIFFANY YOUNG, - Broadway.
sis ,sisss dissesly ospssite ths CITY HAN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-15

Dor wANTED.-A smart active Boy, thirteen four.
- teen years old who can write good hand ma, hear Of
situstion BY applying At this osse. oiSu
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-15
Packets 40 gpepatt

Packets go ssepust.
London.
Quebec, Hebard, Oct 30
Philadelphia, Morgan, Nov. !
LIvYRrooL.
United States, Fisher, Oct Is
South America. Bailey, Oct 10
Liverpool, (S) Fayrer, Oct 10
HAvRE.
Louis Philippe, Castoff, Oct Is
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-15

GREAT SALE Of CATTLE at HARLEM-Fair Of
" che American In.titute-Tomorrow Wednesday, Octo
br 18th, ~ O'Clock viii be sold at Nowlans Pavion Hsr
Ien the Cattle exhbi,ng under the auspccs Of the
American Institute consisting OF Bulls, Cows Hcifer and
Calves Of The Durham Devon. and other imported breeds
together with splendid specimens ofnstve cattle Also Blood
Horses sheep Hogs, DC. worthy the attention Of breeders
and eonnseu from every part of the United States Those
already the ground ssivesiIy admitted 10 BE- without
exception the knest cattle exhibited this country.
sI51. GEORGE BROWN. Auetione~r.