Morning herald., 1839-10-03

~ REAT SALE OF MORUS MULTiCAULlS at Nor.
NJ walk Come The sabs crbers will sell by
Norwak Conn Thursday the 81 October 5000 auru
hulticaulis Tree.

GREAT SALE OF MORUs MULTiCAULlS at Nor.
ST walk Connecticut The sabscrbers will sell by auction
Norwalk Conn Thursday the 81 October 10000 Mauus
Multicaulis Tree
These by competent judges
as fine lot as has been offered for sale.
Among them 300 growing fro two and three old
roots and are at least from to q feet high with p and
feet exceedingly we'll branched having been
apart One lot Of 10000 prob by equal 100 0oe Of the
generality oftrees offered for sale.
number Of the trees Of the several sizes will be placed for
inspection the store Of the aucneers 3 Broad ssre
Monday Tuesday and Wednesday next and viii be in
attendance Norwak show the trees any wishing to
see them who will apply to Mr. Benedict halter, near the
steamboat landing. Norwak.
The sale will 10 per cent cash. and the balance
follows
All sndsr $500 approved notes at 90 days; under
$1,000 months and above that sum- months or approved
bonds and will be part Of the amount The
trees will be pack under the Of gentleman
perfectly with the matter and under whose nspec
lion 10 900 trees from France without single tree
having failed They will be packed and delivered at the steam
boat wharf Norwak sent to the store Of the auconeer
uatil the lst of November.
An arrangement has been made with the steamboat Sun to
saye wharf foot Of Mark. street. at o'clock on the day
Of SALE and proceed direct Norwak and give full time for
examination Of the trees
The steamboat will remain until the sale is over, when he
will return with the passengers the day Fare so cts for
both passages.
The ,ae Will pere and every will be positive
y sold EDW w. LUDLOW, s Co Auc,ioneer,
s2s-Sins' New York.
NEW YORK TATTERs ,LLS II he proprietor Of this
1N well known establishment thankfs for the ayors aread,
him. begs inform the patrons Of the establish
ment aud gentr, and strangers the city Of New York
that he prepared to receive horses carriages &c.
for sale, or orders to purchase commission.
The proprietor would also invite gentlemen wishing have
horses kept at livery for SALE to call and examine the
improvements he has made in the stab attached to this esab
lshmen and thinks they will be found inferior any in
the city, either in point Of Gle anness comfort stalls and
he the public that his part the par
OF any in his employ shall be wanting render Taersa
least equal to any establishment in the city.
The proprietor would also invite carriage harness
kers to inspect the different made with
show off their manufactures best advantage and the sale
of these articles form conspicuous part Of his business he
would hem that he has interest in any bsdne
establishments Of the kind his utmost exertons will be used TO
rvaed location Of the premises lis having be the original
New York Tateral mart for the ofhorses, carriages
harness &C. and to the universal popularity Of the place
il first established in 1929 He therefore that he will
be as he has be uraged by that public which will
be his desire to please. GEOW MILLER, Proprietor,
sl4-3m Successor to j. w. Watson, 4a6 Broadway.