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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-23
Nrw AND CHEAP GOODS

WE have just received he greater portion OF our
w Fall and Winter Goods, which comprise
large and general assortmeni-Ihey were purchased
in the Northern Cities, generally at very low lrces,
and will be sold correspcndingy low 10 all who may
favor us with a call. We invite purchasers 10 give
om goods an examination, as we ieei confident lha'
we can suit them both in quality and pfice
TURNER x BURWELL.
Nv = 4w i-oi Is
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Neh's' az

yUAKEN out ofmy stable, on Thursday night,
I2h OF December, 1889, large dark bay
N,re with black name aud tail, no other visible mark
,.membercd. supposed to be taken by negro man
belonging to Mr.. Benjamin A. Donald, who was
ruHaway a, ,hstume Satisfaction VIII be gwen to
auy person who will apprehend the thlei and return
m. mare to me at my .house, NIL : North of
Liberty, Bedford county, Va. or advertise her 50
,h., grt her again. WIN. POWELL.
Dee 10 ot
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Infsdau Dec. II ls39.

Committees made a variety OF reports, wh'ch
will be noticed at subsequent stages oi 'es's
lation. ',s , a., r.;,
~ ,noiion of Mr. Tayloe OF h. e., the Commit
Tee of Privileges and Elections were instructed 10
inouire into the expediency of 50 amending ihs 4th
se,ton of fhe-aci eutitled :. act TO amend an act
eu.rled AN act concerning general elections 20 tne
Commonwealth" passed gan feo' io54' as 70 PIT
vide for the appointment of Supe,in,endAn,s vi T.
Iecnon al the Court Houses al these couuties IN
Which no separe elections are held. in 'Is "'snner
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-23

At the same time and place, there will IN like man
ner b.. sold, M public auction, several other
S l. A +
fnerhaps ten OF fifteen in number) belonging 10 the
estate of Beverly X. Scott, decd. These Negroes
will be sold upon liberal credit, and the Time made
known on he day of sale.
MAURICE IL. GARLAND, Exor. of
Beverly K. Scott deed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-23
NEGROES Fssse HIRE.

an Monday, the 80 instant at w. n. illx's Store
~ on Ilani,' Creek. in Amherst county. the
Slaves belonging TO tie Estate Of John llansard
drc,I consisting of men, women and boys among
whom arc several waer-u.en.
r. HENLEY, Admir-. f
John Hansafd dec i. -
Dec l9 looD
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-23
FRESH OaysSerS.
We Lovers OfgOOd Eating, looc& al this!

yuyIIE subscribers, thankful Tor the past encout-
L apement they haze received, anl desirous 10
Crafty the paales OF their friends nave succeueu
in making an arrangement oy "hlcn 'ne. "'' ''
ceiye daily per Stage, supply oil first rate
OYS IT + RS,
which with Game and all the decaces OF the mar
Let will be served up ia style which they Halter
themselves will satisfy all who may favor them win
The;r Bar will also be constantly supplied with
an assortment of the most choice Liquors
III "''' j. NJ. & q. w. YANCE4.
Nov 25 -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-23
Fredericksburg Lottery,

Authorized by the State of Virginia FOR tho purpose
paving the Main Street.
To be drawn at Fredericksburg, on Tuesday the
3lst of December, 1889.
Under the superintendent Of Commissioner, APP
pointed By tie Mayor and Common Council,
The fsllosing very Remarkable and Splendid
LOTTERY.
SCHEME:
Only 1000 Tickets and les Prizes.
Arrange as follows:
Prize to be the Fredericksburg Exchange Build
lng, to be conveyed without discount-valued at
$4,000.
l Prize OF $1,000
do 800
Prizes of 500 each, 500
100 do Of $50 do 5000
$4,000
Tickets S5o-(No Shnes)
Prizes payable forty days after the Drawing
Cash Prizes subject To a deduction OF Is uet cent.
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.N'OTEGE.

.9'OTEGE
n LII PERSONS indebted to the late concern
= OF Lancaster Il Bryant, will please make pay
"e"' Immediately, as it is DESTROYS TO wind up the
BUSINESS at anearly day. All persons having claims
against Inc Same will present them for payment
WILSON Z. BRYANT
Nov 81 -
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Nh. LEWIS WILLIAMS moved that lu,thct
haIlotng BIO postponed unu Monday next, which
was agreed to--nyes 81, noes So.
The House then adoutned al nine o'clock
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-23
LABDssERS WANTED.

LAEBOasEEsS WANTED.
VINHE UNDERSIGNED WISHES TO HIRE
Il Tor the ensuing year, from
80 TO rs 0bIc.bOdteA Negro aesen,
to be employed on the James Rirer and kdnd'otd
improvement Immediately, at lPaugh'S Ferry, IN The
County Of Bedjord, ii miles ADORE Lynch5urg. For
such iaborers liberal prices will be pad by the year
The hands will be treated in the best possible manner,
a, to diet, clothing, &c. The work is ght and dry,
and free from Danger by the blasting OF rock as there
l, sone tv be blasted contract.
References. as to responsibility &c, to Messfs.
Jno Hoins and Geo Bagby, Of Lynchburg aud
Capt. Elliott Wouham, OF Amherst.-An OF whom
are authorized TO engage hands for me
RICHARD REINS.
Dec
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SOCKS! SOCKS !!

lust received aud for sale, FIVE HU NDkED
- PAIR YARN SOCKS, 10 Which the attention
Of Formsrs Contractors and others is particularly
vled. BOhlo-S - hCDI''
Dee. 9 =
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NOT ICE.

Nv VIRTUE OF a DECREE Of the coun-
Is ,y Count of Amherst The undersigned 1 com m
i..o1e, appointed for the purpose sell for cash
'', ah.,., Court-house al January Court next,
o. THO Negroes,
one WOMAN and Me one, q ~ ~, l.
on, m The estate of Robert +. Allen, deed.
os'o"s"e PEYTON KEITH, Comr.
ids
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pE.yCH ssK.f.S.DY', Sc.

Snn gals. Old Peach B'andy,
500 lbs. washed Wool,
200 lbs Wool X oils
All of which we offer for sale low fo, cash.
BRYANT & YOUNG.
Dec 10 's
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SILT! SHIT,

WE have on baud good supply of BES /
w SALT which will be sold low for cash
BURTON & ROBES.
Dec
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E.EDASo
"TUE LYNCHBURG VIRGlNlAN,"

NP"THE BfNO1IDU Hu wv rH.''
tsy s.srs 1"a s,s and ' xs nsg p,
FSsr far a shorter period than sir months and
h'a b, d;,eontinued fercept at the discretion lac
IT. until all arreardses are paid
fn,nYgK TISEMENTSin Inserted at so cents per square
"a, The first insertion and 81 eent'Jor eeeTy SUISSE
FsTiOB PRINTING executed neatly and ssped'''a''s
~ a. ,,oxonabfe terms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-23
LOTTER ".
MODE OF DRAWING.

PrIzes payable Iory days alter The Drawing
Cash Przes subject To a deducllon OF Is nel cent.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-23

Representatives from tho State OF New Jersey, aud
said that they voted for John Bell.
The tellers then reported To the Chair the result,
OF The vote 10 be 235 votes given, aud 1lo neces'
L.. L..Iu Il IL.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-23

Mr.. c. II. WILLIAMS moved that the House
adjourn. Los,--yeas ~. nays -.
Reorganization OF ballottipgs for Speaker - tho
House oi Representatives OF the Twenty Con
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-23

f. W. Pickens 8
John Bell
John q. Adams l
Waddy Thompson.
Mr.. UNDERWOOD moved that the House adj
iourn lost without u division.
Mr.. WADDY THOMP son then stated that IL
was Mr.. Dawsons wish that he should not again be
voted for.
The House then proceeded 10 a fifth ballot. aud
The vote being announced 1t appeared as follows:
Whole number al votes 231
Necessary to choice llo
John w Jones II
w. G.. Dawson
r. NJ. T.. Hunter Cd
ID xon II. Lewis 40
John Bell %
Fr. w. Pickens
Scattering IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-23

Tnlu0ble Carpenter for htre.
r,oR hire the ensuing year, first rate HUI DE-
I CARPENTER. Appl, t." nocpv
Dec. 10
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-03
Germ Trade.

Flour said to be- by the Wall reet papers, So S625
BARREL but there sales there demand whatever
for the article The only marked for the purpose
Of bringing forward fresh supplies the old crop nearly
Of the market Five dollars and three quarters the correct
rate ID invariably the the turn from the old to the
crop that prices advanced and for other
than what we have stated When -four $675 the face oil
such abundant have had there always something
unnatural at work to operate upon the market Supplies have
not been backward this but will begin to for
ward in large Quantities until such movements the
above is made for commodities will invariably to
that point where prices range the highest There have been
consequence OF this large shipments to Lake Champain
and also several parcels to Canada, from this city But
these shipments have had no effect prices here.
When breadstufs coming which will be in
about two prices will decline lower poin than has
seen known for time. II will be impossible for the deal
Withstand the quantities Of -four and grain that
will into this market from all quarters when the
all gathered and the mills in full with the wheat
The present period OF nterre.nm Between the har
veng and milling between the gathering Of the crops aud
grndig Of the gra into four II expected that Hour will
be dswn in this market, in the Of month, to S.
barrel.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-03


Tn. quantity Of specie which l. Wall street. Yesterday may
b. estimated Al near $lssoo Thsamount which lsn the
,l.,. an freight was as stated, near $sooeoo but the
NJ. aev .pece from the debtor baaks, aad large
.-..nt rss taken privately. This movement Of specie
though anticipated created great deal Of gloom today, and
,tecks were universally depressed Many stocks were brought
.to the market by those want Of money causing prices "
all from to , per cent
Bank Of Commerce declined I per cent; N. Am T. & Blk
,er cent; Del Hudson per cent; U. s. Bank per cent
Yickburr n per cent; Bank Of Kentucky per cent Casoa
per cent; Mohawk n per cent; Jersey H. per cent;
stonington Il per cent; Harlem ! per cent.
There thu. the schuylkill Bank Of PhassPhn
has Cor specie during the past two days. lhs oan
has, so far, met all demands.
The decline in stocks incident upon the PRESSURE caused
by III departure Of specie There n however, no sasss or
alarm The prices have fallen so low as to generate
demand few weeks Of time are, however, necessary 70
show whether the power the holding spectators has
% far broken to disable them from continuing their
eious influence upon the markets.
The following the current rates oil Bank NOTES anu
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-03
Sales nc the stock Exchange.

sales nc the Mock Exchnnge.
10 Bank of Gorneree, 99i, ~ do ssacl0 American
Bank4 90 do $50 American Exchange Bank Sob Del
and Hud ESQ., 90 do s9s 6s3c so 6s 80 do sSss 50
Trust ls7-lo Ohio l. 4 s9.-As U Bank ii2i, % do
ll31c ~ do lIa* so do 1880 SO do 1925 Vcksbug s6aw
IS Bank Of Kentucky 7i 90 do 77i-s Morris Canal 3-23
Mashatan Fire lss-l5 NYork Io0a2 Merchants Exchange
so0 Canton 49, IS do 1870 Mohawk ST. rs do Sc ice
Paterson 54abEw 10 do $50 Boston and Providence 09bl0
AS 96i As do 95c-6 stonugton PAT, 10 do 24bIs
do a. IL do 23& so do 2370 Harlem 4s 100 do 25S
As 50 do AoibS 90 do $780, rs do Act 200 do 1890 10 do
l74boo. 50 do AGA.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-03

bark swdsh; aud brig NeapoI,'sn O.. s,oo,.
Ciesrances,-- Ships. Barks Brig Sehrs Sioop'
Coastwss, IL leS -
Forsigu, III Ito 10
Total. A. - u lot aos IA
OF these were, brig scliap; brgs and Is .chooners
British Tae Neapoan brig was in ballast from New iors
arrived and departed after having remained seventeen days
port
Notice 10 Nnvigasers.
DEPARTMENT or SrArE-Inor nat len has been officially re-
ceved Of the establishment Of lighthouses on the
French Of the Manche British Channel viz-one al
.aps Carere the latitude Of 40 degrees y minutes - se
cend, north and minutes and 40 seconds Longitude
ives, from Paris. The light repeating lgat at stryas
OF half mase each situated On tower about gao es
be in fine weather the distance of 10 miles, the ecpses
w however be total only beyond miles The Other on the
- seconds and degrees Of minutes and
% seconds longitude from Pas the light small light
er newly erected the Central FORT about 6o feet above the
water al high tide 1t may be distance OF about nine
miles IN ordinary weather.
spoken.
General Glover Williams from New York for Cadir July
Carl Gustav, from stsckh holm for New York out as days,
July 9. lat 4s 10 long -.
Stafford New York from Matanzas for Cronstadt June
a, lat 4s 40 long 81 40
B. W. sloop of Harrer out 81 days from Rio bound
to England, June 30th, lat A., long "a 40
Pontiac, Parker of Portsmouth, exchanged Signals with,
'tanding westward, July l!lh, lat 80, long a.
Chief days from New York. bound TO Rio dc Janeiro July
Ship with painted ports standing westward showed No Al
Elforas signals, July 22d.
Pan Of Maanzas u days from Sidney, for New York July
oath, lat AZ Is, long 50
Alfred 10 days from Gutenberg bound to Fall River July
% lat Al 80. IL pg 81
Blanchard from New York, for Teasriae, out days July
26th, lat 40 N, long w.
Foreign Ports.
Picrou, 81 days siace-Sld Detroit Baker New York.
QUEBEc, July 27-Arr Agenora, Gihney, from NYork.
ST. JOINS, NJ s., july ai-An Morning Star, Morris, New
York.
Rio JANEIRo, June l5-Louisiana, Ma-sden, for New
York. unce tain; Mary Chlton Drew do do disc Congress,
Towne, for SmJr Sid Swedish brig for NYork
United STATES Ports.
BesreW, Aug l-Cld Cambridge, stimpssn, New York.
rRovIpENcE, July 3l-sld Willard, Miller, New York. via
Warren.
BALTIMORE, july 3l-Cld Carolinian, Oekie6 New York
RICHMOND, July 30-Arr Meridian, Williams, New York;
Marmora, Meyer DO. Sid Tuscarora, do.
WILMINGTON, Del, July 2o-Arr Barstow, New.York; seth,
cid Seaman, do.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-03

This table shsws large increase Of locus, and eeer.
the ether since Of the year. th s
season. however, which the circulation and sPeoe o. e
Maine Banks their lowest being returned sP0A nem
AFTER the sPrisg business from Boston The s1ror
Of Maine has suffered good deal from the state OIL inc
markets Her vessels have goae south with LUMBER nay "
which sold at but small profit, and the ndPoson 20 snip
Europe caused many Of then to return back IN os
Last after LAYING long time idle great expense In this
manner has hsding effected darous even the business Of
the remote state of Maintenance Of bank loans
ABATEMENT or rHr MEsHArics' BANKING ASSOCIATIONS.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-03
Sinae Of Irnsie.

We may look for commencement Of the fall
irsde JET however, there symptoms Of animation
Naval SroREThis trade 10 dull; Tar has advanced IN
consequence Of its Scarcity and few sales have been effected
Turpenne Sales Of n c. have beer made 20 the extent Of
lice bb At 81 asa az. Wlmngoa has fsund buyers At
- oa3 AT Boston there has been fair demand, and prices
are fully sustained.
altered much about 500 hhds of all deerpen have been
sold at 81 " for Porto Rico, o lot for ~ Cror "a for
M.rtiaique.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-03

Cienred.
Joseph Porter (Br) Porter ST. Andrews; Barbars Cir.
Halifax Hermosa Chsttrn, Scarborough; Effort Os.
bora Rchmond, Val Stuart '. Randolph, Champion, Rich
mond, Va
ship Star Glover 40 days from Liverpool with mdse 20
Raw.cn MoMurray l6s pas.enger
Brig Ceylon sou of Duxbury ~ days from smyrna with
fruit 10 Gassner wilkins.
Brig Volta Higgins, days fron re,Ou, with coal to Mac.
schr Brandywinc, oran tsay, from Richmond with csaI
10 order.
sehr Select Jones, day, From Virgins, with wood to
master.
schr A. n Edwards. Edwards, days from Virginia, with
wool 10 master.
schr John O. Dawsey Dyer days from Philadelphia with
coal TO order.
schr wr. J. Watson Mar,hman, anys from Hartford,
with mdze Cor PHILADELPHIA
shr John Dsnton Fvans days from Norfolk with shin.
Giles TO order.
sshr Petersburgs Cole day, from Richmond with coal
TO order.
ship Florence Batow 80 days from IIa,re with mdze 70
bars,ow SPope.
Memoranda
The Hayon arrived yesterday when of nctou, the lab
ult was run into by large ship rom Philadelphia bound to
sidney which stove bewarks tore orcsa leaving the H. ~
very leaking condition -haed her cbera times 20 lay by but
she proceeded on her voyage.
The Elizabeth Sturdtyant cargo Lumber, for New York,
struck BY lightning in Poiand Bay ssh alt The fluid
entering main opmas head splitting that aud the mainmast
halves aud escaping through the deck the pumps BY rip
ping up several plank.
Capt Clark aud Tor part &c then) Of the MERGED lost
the Isle of Fines, on AZ Havana. 18th inst
The number of vessel, present loading in the port oil Que
hec 10 about so the total cesrances Of all rg up to the
9Th inst, inclusive, was 5s6.
Arrival. at the port Of Boston during the uonth Of JsIy
ships Bsrks. Big, schn. sloop'
n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-03

ITO MANUFACTURES OF GERMAN SILVER
WARE.-Thc subscriber has constantly on hand very
extensive assortment Of German Silver in sheets ngos and
wre all Of which he will To be Of the very rs quay
He will pay particular attention 10 the manufacturing Of metal
Of suitable sizes FOR making spoons and manufacturers Of the
article will find to their advantag. call him previous to
pucb sing he confident that he supply them
TO him. will meet with immediate despatch All metal
from his establishment will be warranted perfectly clear Of
flaw very malleable and Of a superior white color.
jy2s LEWIS FEUCHTWANGER,7 Gold street
lust RECEIVED, per ship British Queen,
Of Irish Snuff from Lundy In tin eauner various
also high dried Welsh, in tin canners, various
fine fagish snufs consisting Of H1rdhsm No. 81, Violet
strasbourg, Morton MIXTURE and English Geneman Danish
Snuff IN bottles; Turkish Smoking Tobacco; old Havana Se
CARS, always sale at MRS q. NEWCOMERS,
anIThS&M3t. 1911 Broadway. ngn Of the Highlander.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-03
bas.lu. FREDERICK scHwANN.

A LBANY LOCK HOSPITAL. Established 1890.
IA IA coyd 10 the Wf0'-Professor Cooke, M. Df
D. D. L. L. D. Chancellor Of the University and President o,
the Medical Department Of the College Of Ripley Fellow
the Royal College o. Surgeons and Physicians and CORES
pondng vaccnaor Of the National Vaccine Establishment
London, General Consulting Physician and Surgeon Accou
cheur may always be eonfdenay consulted by the
nate personally by letter. each department Of Pysic and
Surgery at his ooe No Norton. his residence No. -
Green street. Albany N " Confidential consultations daily
rom Q ia the morning until in the eveHing. iva 3m.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-03

Packets Co Depart.
LONDON.
Toronto, Griswold, Aug. 10
Westminster, Moore, Ang 10
81. James, Sehor, Sept. I
Montreal, Grifhng, Sept. 10
Lr,sRrsoL.
Independence, Nye, August 7
Virginia, Harris, August 10
North America, Hsrie, Aug. 10
Siddons, Palmer, Aug. IS
HAvRE.
D.d'Orleans, Richardson. Aug 9
Vile De Lyon stoddard, AZ Is
Francois lstThompsob, Aug2i
Utica, Pell, Sept ]
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-03

CATLIN'S INDIAN GALLERY, in Stuyvesans Insti.
~ tute. Broadway-Note.-This immense Collection OF
Indian Painting and Iadan Curiose will remain open
25 admission during each day and evening this month";
after which, and forever the price OF will be
formerly was) 80 cents, and Season Tickets ST. mis
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-03

Neutrality-suspicious. rorreiors Of Hotels and olher,
~ invited BY the subscriber to examine large and
ror let ofChampsgre offered lets suit purehasers p
ces far below the cost ofinportatioa.
Very Superior Wine, ofa,e importation, at - per bsshs
warranted In prime order. Among the Stock viii be foU
some Of that well known and favoriie Wine,
The Anchor brand, at s. per basket,
Also, the Grown, al %
And Eagle al -
Also the Pine Apple Golden Eagle, Ship Stag nuner
other brands In quarts and pias equally The
entire lot d W. worthy attention, low price and good qsa
" An be inducement
THEODORE WALSH, ia Front.st. Of wAA
jy22-2wis
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-03

ID EFlNED NtCKEL-warrantcd q FIRST quality con.
N stantly hand and Cor sale lots suit purchasers
Way LEWIS FEUCHTwANGER Gold street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-03

NAUXHALL GARDEN.-ENTRANCE FREE.-Ths
rrspreors Of this Garden respectfully informs The public
that it open for the Various have been
nads addition 10 Il etain Of water which they but
us ate will b. v.Ay Of their patronage, and Of sransgs
who visit the city
The Equesfidr Exchange in fun operation. The sales
Tuesdays and Thursdays Of each week Gentlemen P
chase with perfect confidence Hsse either for carriages
wagons upon equitable and without the fear Of deception
All Horses Carriages Harness. Saddles, Brides entered
gratis limited number of box stalls provided for hossss
at livery. ROCKENBURG BANCKER,
ie7.3m. Proprieton.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-03
NGoRRIsoN,s FILLS OF AMERICAN MANUrAc.

M onhsoN5 fiLLS VI AMERICAN MANUGAC-
IVA TUHE-Ihe community sppri-ed that the iajunc.
hos obtained against the Subscribers the false
81 Mr. John Morrison in the Of the firm Of Morrison
Moat Co, Of London, Though without the authority or
knowledge OF that hrm assured BY Of them
upon foil hearing Of the before the Vice Chancellor
modified sccurngto the subscribers their fall right the
the following from the order Vice Chancellor
the
That the sad defendants Moat Peham) and their agents.
notwithstanding the said injunction, shall be liberty until the
further order OF this Court 10 make prepare and SELL Ps
ssd Medcines under the o" borrsns Pills." "Mor-
risons Vegetable Universal Medicines" any other
which they thisk proper to give to the being
their own make manufacture and preparation Of either of the
dept in the city Of New York branch Of supposed
isstituton called the British College ofkeslth"
These Medicines carefully prepared they have been du.
rsg the past eighteen monhs be obs ns geaunc only Of
the agents duly appointed by hoAT PELHAM,
au3-lwN 90 Canal st. New York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-03

LrARM FOR sALE.-Tor sale, a small Farm containing
about 40 of land yii Great Neck Queens
l.. L. On the premises dwelling house, containing four
rooms with Kitchen attached, apple orchard and
falling spring Of excellent The farm suitably divided
into wood plsugh aud sdow land The property delight
fully situated the side of Great Neck fronting the
bay, tree.ourhs Of mile from steamboat wharf from
whence boat daily New York. and would be found
desirable location gentleman retiring from the city
Distance sm New York ~ land II miles. and about the
ny water. For further particulars, inquire Of
IN 30 cod3w. JOHN n. GOJR1IE No. IS Wall st.