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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-26

A OPPORTUNITY present.. itself for ANY person
"A to become chief owner Of of the most pleasant vii
lagos within "a ofa days ride from this city, and at very
duesd rate The proprietor Is about TO to this
city ION account Of family aar.) and will sell low
change Tor city property merchandise good vessel II
900 tons burthen There thirty buildings in the place.
only twenty miles from the end 81 rail road which
takes passengers to And from the city ~ hours canal
nPon which large business doing through the town
The chief Improvements Of the elegant Hotels
IN the state so feet square and which together with the out
buildings cost $4,000 II Is the only pablo house the place
aud does excellent business being the stage house fer two
lines o. stages large warehouse 30 by 30 feet imme
datey upon said canal and every calculated Tor large
business the advertiser has sold goods here to the amount 81
$1,000 per annum. very handsome dwelling VITA front
yard filled with choice and shrubbry Also 700 acres OF
land 80 Of which Of the most productive farms W he
county the residue wood land the farm every convenience
for tenants and the necessary ont buildings stream OF
wser through said farm and excellent orchard upon
H. Also small and lots Water power very
and grain in any abundance be purchased Take il
altogether is be ofhe most pleasant and business
places within 80 mile. from this city, sold only 20 cent
will he required the residue remain upon the property
further description of the property be had BY applying to
this Office and had desired with the advertiser
as2i 1w~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-26

: r-ss~ - PEOPLES LINE FOR ALBANY
xz.SSs<e Landing at the usual anaings-Tbe and
eomnodious steamboat ROCHESTER,, Capt
A. r. ST John will leave the steamboat per foot Of Liberty
street tomorrow afternoon, fTuesda!) August 27th, at
. cl ck.
For freight passage apply to CROOK FOWKEs, corr
Of West and Liberty streets; PETER Z. SCHULTZ at
the Office the wharf, TO the Capais on board
All goods freight bank bills, specie, any other kind Of
property taken shipped board Of this beat must be at the
risk Oft he owners thereof. my27-7m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-26

FRasKLry TnEArRE.-John Stickney, the enter.
Prisng MANAGER Of this favorite cstabshneRt Of the
uptown folks takes benefit this evening, and among
other attractions has secured the services Of Mr..
Winchell, paragon in his line, rs NAV be seen by
reference 10 the bills. Stickney deserves, and NO
doubt will have a tall house.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-26

Arc. 25.-An inquest was held at the City Hospi-
tai on the body II John Center, who met his death
under the following circumstances. Center was q
clock builder, and worked for man Of the name OF
Meach. On Friday morning Meach and Center had
an alteration, when the former struck him with an
iron square which fractured the left temple and re-
browght Center to the hospital and went himself TO
the police Office and related the circumstance The
magistrate toll him TO the Coroner and take care
that the man was attended to. In the evening the
Coroner held an ante norton examaation, at which
Meach attended and was taken into custody by the
Coroner. On Sunday morning, the wounded man
died. The jury found that John Center came to his
death in consequence Of injuries inflicted By Amos
T. Meach.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-26

EBLo's-To night the patrons Of this establish
ment, will be presented with the Raves new panto-
mine Of the Green Monster, which has been in pre-
paration since the commencement OF the season.
Every scene will be new painted 1hy Hiyard, ex-
pressy for tle occason-the dresses, properties &c.
have all been made purposey for this piece, and the
machinery ~ iichinss, Is said TO be very ingenious
and will reader the numerous tricks and changes
exceedingly divertng. h will certainly attract a
crowded saloon.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-26

ADOLPH BERNHElNER'S large and we'll assorted e
IA tail dry goods stock will be removed the first OF the
next month"; from $50 to al Grand street Of Elddge
His customers and the ladies general respectfully invited
TO call in his store they will find constantly French Eng
b, German and Swiss goods &c the latest arrivals also
general assortment Of staple good ,he lowest prices
Mliieers and country merchants will re supplied at whole
sale prices
Do Statesmen wanted au23 81.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-26

GJ-The ship Paramount, of 800 tons for the New
Orleans, and the Brig William Fuller, of 25O tons for
the Sayayanah trade, were launched on Saturday.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-26

0c-The Supreme Court Of Vermont has decided
that Holmes the murderer, must be given up to the
Canadian authorities. His counsel however, VIII
carry the before the Supreme Court OF the
United States.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-26


0-Lsdies and gcntemer who intend to make starring
through South and West. and Who wish take Buffalo
in their route informed that shall be in New York by IN.
20 Applications directed TO at the Astor House will
meet with prompt attention.
Lessee and manager Of the Eagle Theatre Bua<o.
DISEASES or THE EYE.-DR. WHEELER with
IL fsence the public that there scarcely dis
ease 10 which that tender aud beautiful organ, THE EYE
subject does yield hi. humane and successful mode
of treatment References given 10 the first families, and st,es
dance his Office - Greenwich street the Battery from
ga NJ until r NJ after which he deyoes his time TO ost
soor patients. aue-sm"
rI,HE GRAND REGATTA AT BRADLEY's BOOK
Il HALL MANSION -Th. raud and interesting RE
order The first Race will be for Dared boats
20 ~ mile heats FOR Silver Pitcher TO the WANING bos
and set Of Flag the second boat the last heat The
for this NO the Copdola, dress blue
and white No q the Eagle. dress bse and white, and red
mile heats for Dared boats for silver Pitcher 10 the
winning boat Of Flags TO the second boat In the last
witch dress white white the OIu, red white
and black stripes No the Unknown, dress white. white
No the Alb aham Hatfield dress red white and blue and
the Unexpected, dress white, white, aud red caps
The above race will be " miles the Mansion House.
10 round three stake boats ards apart the form
horse SHOE and return TO the place of starting
The books for the scul sail boat race may be- will be
e open until the day previous 10 the race and which
the most boats viii be entitled Eagle Of
solid gold and Silver Cup, 10 be contended Cor among them
boats will be designated BY their different dresses the
boats By numbers, and will take the station in the line accord
% The prizes viii he awarded TO the victor. the day after
the Rsgats The will commence At oclock,r NJ
and continue until DARK THE judges for this Regatta COM
rrsed Of h,erespecabe and ntefen gentlemen wen ksown
IN this city.
From the and order in which tbs regatta viii De
conducted more interesting Of sqnac sports has sell
been Witnessed In This city. The model Of hs boats
tered for this OCCASION together with me neat and yaregsa
coor Of the dresses sppernng EACH aud the repecab
~ Of thu emsers composing the above clubs with their ua
matched superiority in the art ofro~ne canuot but render %
regatta pleasing that has yet taken place on the NOBLE
Hudson
mir Warren NJ oGsans celebrated brass band engages
for the occasion. su1tRs
ID UOMs 10 LET.-Furni.hed -uiurnshes On rea'ss'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-26

CJ-General Scott has reached the Camp wash
ington, Trenton. He will not remain there long, FOL
our Indian troubles will soon reqnire his presence
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-26
THOMAS BELL, Auctioneer.
Store - Ann. and ll5 Fulton streets,

THOMAS BELL, Auetioneer.
Store - Ann, and ll5 Fulton streets.
"WEDNESDAY at l0l O'Clock, in large Rooms, % Am I'd
lis Fulton streets will be sold superior
Cabinet Furniture Of the very best manufacture by order Of
a,signees comprising the fo~i~ nemrlvl0 dozen fancy
maple chairs; IL do fistrats French and styles
bogany do; spring seat rocking chair pian and pohad
Pembroke and pillar tables scroll do; dining card and
wsrk de- marble top centre and pier PLAN column .nd po-
I,hed tureau dressing do; toilet tables enclosed wash
stands; elegant French bedead wardrbes book cases.
creary book sdeboes - splendid tufed and spring
sofas plain and hgd cloth, with pillows Sci beds
and pas 500 wash stands tables 900 massgony
plas bed looking glasses. carpets piano forts curtains
&c. sale positive.
Caal gss Tuesday Every facility for packing auto
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-26

90 The key stone Of the stupendos' .reA 2. .n'
noble aqueduct bridge at Sing Sing, which carrie.
the orstos River seross ths Mount Pisasass niverM
siur Sing, wa. settled ID its bed % Friday last
RI walls anv work Of the kind in the world
Tur Ho.xrr-The annexed we find in the Gal
xss,ou..,, and sets at the fate Of this vessel
II was pickei up Of Point Boliver. corked up in
ho,,ls All that has been said respecting her ante
'''' = 'A'' On Board U. s. slJbp Hornet,
8lst August, 1879.
We are all osta tremendous gale has foundered The yes
s.l of Galveston Island about sixty Or seventy miles ds
lance"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-26

FKoM SoUTH AMERIcA.-Letters from Montevi.
dec state that the negotiations between France and
England, are again suspended 1t is said that the
French intend send 5000 troops to the La Plata in
the Spring.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-26

Dy-The Texans and Southern Cherokees nav
had another fight Fifteen of the latter were kilet
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-26

CANApA.-Our latest dates from Montreal are the
2lst at which time the news Of the arrival OF the
Liverpool had reached that city. The approach
ing departure Of Sir John Coborne appears to be
the subject Of much regret among the editorial ira,
ternity. Sir James Mcdonnell to be in vested
with the order Of the Bath, at the Government House
the BIRD. 1t not, however, expected that the
ceremonial would be very fully attended, as most OF
in the Unteo States Saratoga and the other resorts
of the American fahionables have been quite de.
lighted with the briancy Of Queen Victoria house,
hold troops.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-26

Drr- There was a great row at Richmond, Va, few
night since owing to an attempt the part Of mob
to break up some gambling houses.
bC-The yellow fever continues in New Orleans
Charleston and Mobile
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-26

Texas SAND MExIco.-It is thought by the friend.
Of Texas at New Orleans that an Intervention will
be proffered by England to Mexico for the purpose
OF bringing about peace between that country and
the new republic They found this opinion onthe in
terest which England has always manifested for the
Mexicaas, and the fact Of the vast Indebtedness
which exists between Mexico and England. The
Texans augmentng their naval force, and as
the Mexicans are not in a very good condition Tor
continuing the war, it is thought that peace will be
brought about either through the persuasion OF the
English or the fears Of the Mexicans.
From paper called the Texas Emigrant, we per-
ceive that city, at place called Austen, is fast
progressing. The population Of this place is at pre-
sent only three four hundred; but it is fast filing
up by emigrants from the States. Another Texas
paper states that lots" for building at the new city
Of Austen, sold high so 700 each, for the best
situations and 81 500 for the inferior ones These
facts were deemed to be the best evidence OF the fit
ness of the location the seat of government.
1t is generally believed that the troubles with the
Indians are pretty near battle was recently
fought between the Shawnees and a detachment OF
the Texian forces, in which the red men were de.
feated. The next day large party surrendered and
gave up their guns and ammunition
rail road is contemplated along the skirts OF the
Gulf of Mexico, between Velasco and Galveston
Island.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-26

MORNING HERALD-sHIP NEWS.
Port sT New York, August 93.
AUS RISES 81 HuoH WATER o IS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-26

HAVANA, AUcusr I0-a Our Produce market is very dull
II seems TO that beth Sugar and Coffee must fall I'm the
latter il be Of little consequence from the poor stock both
in quantity and quaybut Of sugar there enough remain
ing to command attention.
Exchange London IA per prem, New York par'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-26

A&yS PACKEY SHIP slDDONs, Tor LIVERPOOL =
E4 Pas.engerssy this Ship resested to be beard
Se. the Steam Boat Hercules, al Whitehall this day,
IL o'clock The Letter Eag. will close the Merchants
Exchange and Hale News half past Eleven O'clock
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-26

1pOOM- 10 LET.-Farnished snfurnished On reason
IN able terms and very pleasant location At Ne srs -
MARKS Place. AUS -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-26

The Southern markets in almost cam--r ohing doing
the Of sales few bales OF the crop Struggling
in here and there all Of which promise well for the quality Of
the crop The purchases made Of fancy ope
ratons and afford criterion for the market The first bale
received Mobile the 4h very clean and fully equal
TO Liverpool good fair Five bales received Augusta
Geo. on the i7thquay good and cts per ID. refus.
ed for it, Two bales received Hamburg the
day, and sold for LAY per h. The following table Of
stock Sales, prices and remarks for the week previous to the
DATE fhxe ed
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-26

RIcE.There bat moderate quantity Of this article
hand which held few hands high prices that exporters
indposed to operate Sales reach about 50 at
remss $3.50 46 AT Savannah the l7h there had
limited 4, mand at Al At At Charleston the 18th the
sales for the week reached 423 caken chiefly for the West
ladies at AZ.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-26

NEw ORLEANS CoTTos MARxrr, Aug. l3.-sales to day
have been 100 bales Mississippi l0 cents So do Louisiana
81 cents, and 20 do Mississippi 81 These prices show
decline VI ID those asked previous the arrival
u Esglish advices by the British Queen Tobacco selling
l33 cts. with firm market but demand.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-26
A. PASTORS
HAIR OIL.

Or Compound Essential ell Of Alns0nds,
90 For destroying dandrun and preventing the hair from
coming sut turning grey, mble remedy against bald
and the public may rely IL, that PASTORS con-
POUND OIL the whoesomcst and best OIL for the hair
makes grew thick and long prevents ito falling Oh turning
grey and II hair has begun turn grey such sours
to the hair that by will restore Il 10 its nataal color
sso prevents hair IRON becoming shaded and hair orsdy
shaded which great Disagreement 10 young ladies' and
used for short time will restore IL to ITS natural color clear
the ssur and keep the head and hair clean promotes eyebrow
and whkers liberal discount made 10 wholesale purshs
A. PASTOR,
i65 Greenwich street, ". n
Price, so cents per bottle, higniy perfumed auss I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-26

On Saturday alicrpoen Nicholas Cernel Rsyner,
Jane. and eliza Rayner. Funersl will take place Lis aer
terroon, at three O'Clock, WILLIAMSBURG.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-26

A PASTOR, HAIR CUTTER, l65 Ureenwich street.
"A. A. Pastor takes this opportunity intern the put he
after long experience In bis business he has formed compost
tsp. called
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-26

CASTLE GARDEN-Proprietor Beneft-Crand Gala
~ and splendid Fire Works.
H. Marsh's Benefit will take place Monday evening, on
which he will be euabed to present OF the most
brilliant extensive exhibitions Of Fire Works witness
ed in this city,
The evenings entertainments wall begin at half past seven
o'clock signal Rockets nlsrvr hafpast eight,
exhibition Of Fire Works will commence in the following
order, the poquet, Palma Christi
The Star Of Poland the Kaleidoscope the grasses OF Eata
the scroll and Passion Flower The Bower Of Armada. Ro
SRI and Diamonds or. Memento Of 10
Tickets 80 cents Children under IL years half price
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-02
RsisseF's E'si>e Office.
iiDre pri-fs sOid m E0,tu,e'c Home

.HOre Pri-rs Soida Fortunes Home
Drawn Nos. OF the Sussex County Lottery, No q:
8 90 80 81 II IS 46 j il 60 50 60 -
Nos. ii so 60 sold and paid at sight By Bigger
Drawn Nos of the Monongaa Lottery Extra, No ::
AZ 5 81 80 IL Is G3 -
Whole lS 81 capital Of $500, sold and paid as
usual at sight by Bi"@cr.
Drawn Numbers Of the Virginia Norfolk Lottery,
Class No a.
- A 20 80 50 DC "a 81 81 &c . -
Whole Ticket "a 30 10, prize OF Sl5o, sent 10
Correspondent and will be paid when presented Big
gers Office.
u To adrenturcrs in Lotteries.
We will continue 10 sell tickets in all Lotteries adyer.
,ised in this paper under the management Of Messrs
Gregory d. Co.; and all orders ms heretofore meet tire
mos, prompt attention Every Saturday have Lot.
tery with pita varying from 1900 80 600 doas
and when cash prize tickets enclosed, friends
at distance may rely investing for them IN The
best schemes on hand.
u We anticipate n few days. the pleasure of PRE-.
sen;ng Grand Scheme, with capital of 100000 dol
lars.
Let all orders be directed 10 the old established Prize
Office of THOS. b. BIGGER,
July l6 f20-rl Richmond. Ia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-02
1FGyi'a Bank Of ESif:gs.

Hoyt, as usual is selling and pay ing all the big Prizes
There fore is necessary for those who the arges,
class al Capitals 10 address their communications 10 p
NJ. iioyt.
u Tickets in all Of d S. Gregory Il Co Lotteries
advertised IN any pnPtr By any one always for sale At
Hoyls; and il has heen proved the world that ira
large prise IS ,c0nnd. TIE TICKET MUST BF
PURCHASED OF llOYT
All are aware, that recently sold prize which
amounted 10 fire times as much monep arr Dri:s mr.
sOid by any render n0.c IN tie city If Richmc0d
In another part Of this paper i'll lie ounG >kerchoe
the KING Of Lotercs-ONE HUNDRED THOU
SAND DOLLARS. Inthis Lottery more particularly.
orders should come TO tloyt, as all big fish swim in his
pond.
~ The tickets in the Mammoth Lottery are Just re.
ceved I2l-lfl JULY -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-02

FIyHE subscriber proposes opening School IN heal.
& thy and respectable neighborhood within miles
of Charlottesville.
The course Of studies will be arranged as to form
preparation for The University of Virginia; and the me-
Eods of instruction will conform nearly as practical
BILE with those in in that Institution. Parents and
Guardians will be furnished with monthly reports The
progress and department Of The pupils
The number of scholars will be limited TO 90 no
deduction will be made for absence, except in case of
sickness
The Terms are for the session Of five monhs-Board,
500 Tuition S25; 10 be paid in advance MIR. R Duke,
at whose house the school will be established is prepar
ed to accommodate 10 l2 boarders There will be two
sessions OF FIVE months each and the vacations will be
the months of February and August The school will
commence on the LIST Of September.
Persons DESTROYS of entering pupils, will address R.
Duke, Esq Stony Point, Abenarle county.
AS evidence Of his qualification for the duties he is
about to assume the subscriber begs leave 10 state that
he has spent three years ul The University Of Virginia.
and has obtained the degree of Master Of Arts of the
University-n which comprised the degrees in An
cirn languages, Modern Languages Mathematics, Ma
,ural Philosophy, Chemistry and Moral Philosophy.
c. d. WHARTON,
University OF Va, July 10th, 1889 2O-tlS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-02
Ten D0iIars ReTard.

TN UUTHTS NtUHU
FDAN away frcm the subscriber, residing in the low
EA, er part of Powhatnn county, on the Buckingham
road negro girl named POLLY in her sixteenth year,
common SIZE round face, teeth uncommonly white and
good toeraby long bushy hair, and toes turning inward
more than usual. have reasons to believe that she IS
either in lhe neighborhood of the Powhaan Pits, or IN
Goochahd county, perhaps near The as she
has many acquanlances Whereabouts The above reward
will be even 10 any person delivering said ncgro TO me,
or combining her in Jail, not negecg 10 give me nm
mediate notice thereof Il will aso in addition pay ne
ccssary and reasonable expenses My Post Office IS
"lialsboro', Chesterfield County
july GO [22-2rw3w'l THO. ". JOHNSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-02

General Andrew Jackson arrived here yesterday and
stopped with his ias, friend and fellow soldier, General
Armstrong, until this morning, when with him he de-
parted for Whites Creeks Springs accompanied by
Judge Cn,on and others II sfods Us sincere pleasure
!" state that The health of the venerable President
very much improved He expected TO return 10 this
city tn MORROW Washable Union J,Iy l2
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-02

ShunnOnduie Springs, in Jttcrson conny, Ia miles
from Ch0riestoCn
yEyHlS agreeable and beautiful Watering Place is now
q prepared To receive Visitors The Company have
RECENTLY made various Improvements suggested by The
eyperence of their first The accommodations
Of the last year being found insufficient Tor The number
Of visitors extensive additions have been made 10 the
buildings and the whole establishment otherwise i'm
proved and enibellished. Besides The Warm Baths,
which will be much improved large Floating Baths are
being constructed calculated 10 furnish the most de-
lighlul river bathing both for ladies and gentlemen
The surprising beauty of these Springs, situated on
great bend Of the majestic Shenandoah River, at The
foo, Of the Blue Ridge Mountain, well as the long
established superiority of the waters need moi again be
more than advertcd TO- These together with its great
facility of access from Baltimore Philadelphia The Dis
,rict &C. by Railroad and Canal render II one OF the
most agreeable heahul and convenient resorts during
the heats of Summer.
Competent Managers, Servants .Hnsic, Pleasure and
Fishing Boats. sc provided, and The Company as
sure The public that effort expense will be spared
to render their Establishment equal 10 any other, either
for gentee accommodation, rational amusement, or
heahiul enjoyment
These Springs are reached in day ride from Bal.
more or Washington by the Railroad 10 Charlestown,
fro which place comfortable Coaches with safe drivers
and horses belonging to the Company, will convey travel
lers 10 the Springs distance of miles, easy
road and through most beautiful and fertile country,
arriving there before sunset
'''''' THE PROJECTORS.
Ma, % eff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-02
Jacks and Jennies for Sale.

YEyHE subscriber has three JACKS and seven 1EsSIhs
month was by the imported Jack Black Warrior, hye
feet two inches high though Ferdinand is not so 'al
vet believe he is larger Jack. The other Jacks are
by Ferdinand, and OF Jennes by vulcan, which wa
by Trumpe,er two years old the last Spring, and large
for their zoe The Jennes are likely, save one Ter
sons wishing further information can address The cub
scribsr, MouHt Pleasant, Spottsyvana County, VA
III, ne rD0--G,.1 SPENCER COLEMAN.