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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-13


TINE BEST and extensive assortment Of SEGARs
this city be found at SEIxAS' old stand ~ Cedar
where constant supply Of the most approved brands
always WITH The arrangements which seixas has
made enable him furnish his with direct mpcrta
Judges and he prepared at all to furnish the
public with segars Of eIqse havs and quality either a.
wholesale or retail.
supply Of Norreago Rega from the governsent manusc.
tory very superior brand and OF exquisite
aay.r La Norma abuca Congress and Cszadora with
others that be comprised within the limits Of an ad'er'
tisenent. .
II Cedar street. where they be assured Of obtaining
To N. old friend. and customers sexas need only say
he determined to maintain that superiority which his cstas
hment has acquired from the known excellence Of h" 'tseh
Of Ssrars
ss,py ubana very superior and ayorte sgar and the
only lot that has imported for several years Connos'su
should lose time they DESTROYS ofenoyinS this luxury
my2s-lm'
THO ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS, AND OTHERS
The subscribers would respectfully inform builders and
,ths that they have constantly hand aud ar. prepared 70
furnish short notice. architectural ornaments Of every de.
scripton, for the interior finishing Of dwellings churches
other psblie buildings, via; capitals for columns. and
All the orders Of architecture, CONSOLES trusses,
rehed mouldng roeites pars fr'eze ornaments Nc Ss
size. The long proved quality Of Composition orna.
meats executed by ihe renders Il useless 10 say much IN
its euogy and with IT, they possess, and froa Ion
practice the execution Of models mould AMI depart
Of business ater themselves that for soldne q relief
general sharpness and beauty, their work viii be found
superior thing Of the Kind done other place
they having avoided that tiny dat and underlined appearance 20
much and 20 Justly complained or Great attention having
paid 10 the modes insure the best qssy
sent scale Of price, will found Be beyond the reach Of
Builder. out o New York any part Of the United States
wons find material saving, and likewise procure superior
article By calling writing for thing ~ the Mind they ay
require hand and enabled GIL Orders 70
~ CALLER MURPHY,
Mandatory 500 Broadway,
myi4sm. One door FROM N,bl.s.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-13

LNGRAVINGs.--A. LOWE has Just returns trem Leo
IL don with assortment o Engraving and 1.-the
graphs By Tive most eminent artists Of description, from
an inch square the largest and from 2 per doses
to several dollars each An Inspection Of the respect
fully invited the stock include, several which
have net been before IN this country. ALIEN. LOWE,
Repository Of Fine Arts - ANAL street,
wyls.Ims near Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-13
WATCHES, JEwELRY GERMAN SILVER, Sc

WATCHES, JEWELRY GERMAN SILVER, &s.
C j. TOBIAS, Patent Lever Watch msnafac tUrer Tartoa
-. street, Liverpool AMI Importer % Maiden Lane. New
York has received per Liverpool late arr
yss alsrge aonent Of gold and silver Levers, Duplex
Lspne anchor and vertical Watches also hard and
gold dial lever gold guards hey seals rings pen
al cases. together with large assortment Of German sves
spoons. forks Butler knives. sugar tongues ladies' fob snA
guard chains h,@hrs &c which offered for sale loo
price. aud on liberal terms, at wholesale and retail.
myig.lms.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-13

lR. III LLOYD wBTrEMORE respectfully informs
IL hs friends and the puoIc that he has To No. 10
Park Place he will be ready attend the csl
who may honor him with h,r confluence Having studied three
the Hospitals % Paris and year IN tie Lyings-
Hospital o H.idcbere under the celebrated Professor Naege
he trusts he - to treat disease thai
NAY come under his observation. nyll .3m.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-13
r. GRAHAM's TUSCAN AND STRAW HAT

ID GRAHAM, Ladies Tuscan, English and French Straw
H. Hat Manufacturer beg inform the public, thai he has
hand large of Tuscan and English braid Boa
nets, from the the finest qualities
that be exceed BY the city for colov
and elegance shape liz especially invites the senos Of Tho
ladies tke Swiss Bonnet which tho
elegant that be imagsed a1d only he
be admired also Lsgop IN every variety All the above
warranted 70 be imported and 70 clean we'll and ps
chased by the single hat al reasonable prices
Always hssd and made 10 order, all kinds silk honey
comb rrsd and framed millinery Bonnets made according
the latest fashions and in the manner geaer~1
Of Ribbons and Artificial Flowers of choice ssee
on and variety Orders from the country puncusliy
attended 10.
Mr.. Graham continues 10 clean bleach and alter old Ta.css
aud Straw Hats Of every description her well snsws elegant
style MIS- o. thinks that her style 81 beechihg cannot b
surpassed she having been constantly engaged The beeehng
pressing and manufacture o for the last fourteen years.
scotland and this city Size hs. discovered ~
heachnr by which the color of the oldest hat Is ade 10 loch
a. white whea new, without the least injury 70 the straw
and ea'ng no smell Of sulphur Leghorn hats cut pressed
aud trimmed 10 the latest fashion myIA.mdSWs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-13

MEMS, YOUTHS tND CHiLDREN's CLoTHIN0.
lNl The subscrbers seep constantly hand avery sss
&C Ready Made Clothing suited 10 every ace asA
size, which will be sold Al low prices for Cash
as 3m' GEO. A. HOfTk COp IL boNery
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-13
BRANDYWINE SPRINGS HOTEL.

THIS establishment will be opened for reception VI
i company Mond-y the i7ih Of June.
The proprietor has engaged Mr.. WI H. RUSSELL for-l
rnerly Of Boston, steward Mr. JAMES SEYMOUR, in
n, Office and Mr.. j. D. DOBNY, cordacior Of the Balls
and Concerts JAMES 81 sANDERsON,
ie6 twi.tl.tA propretor
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-13

MINERAL WATERS from Saratoga and White Sulp,w
l sp-The Subscrbers have just received from the Con
gre.s Panam AMI Walton Springs al Saratoga, full supply
&c Water in quart and pin, bottles.
Also having made with the proprietor Of the
white sulphur spsg of Virginia Cor constant supply Of
this water having received invoice Of the same,
prepared to execute orders lett AT either q their stores
RUsHTON AsrINwALL,
90 William 81, 10 Broadway, aud 10 Astor House.
Soda and Seids Water kept bottles heretofore for
family use Or exportation. ny2o-im.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-13
SUPER LECHORNSt


SHERMAN'S CAMPHOR LOZENCES.
These pleasant agreeable aud ecacous article
uniaing remedy for oDnes Of spirits nerrous SICK
headache, ntanmao,y purd hroaf, well as all
other complaints where the camphor recommended Bowel
Summer complaints will be entirely prevented ny occa
siona of them during the weather They should
be resorted to whenever the least predpoon manifested
those OF the amenary canal and thereby pre-
much distressing sickness An occasional OF hes.
Lozenge has proved certain preventive of the Cholera and
Yellow Fever hundreds who have used them under long
and repeated exposures verify They will prevent the
Cholera Mortus and wind from the somachFant-
isg oppression OF sinking Of the chest will be i'm
mediaey relieved by hem-Choc spasms cramps Of the
stomach bowels and hysterca affections readily yield to
their timely influence Person, attending large and crowded
parties will be free from lasstude and and maintain
their lively and buoyant spirits sy occasonai Of
them during the evening
Wholesale and retail at 100 Nassau street. door above
Ann. jelly
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-13

BISCUIT EAKERY-EPHRAIM TREADwELL con-
ner Of Warren street, and has constantly for sale,
SODA SODA BISCUIT, MILK MILK, B BISCUIT,
WATER cRAcKERs SUGAR CRACKERS,
PILOT BREAD. All of the srst quality.
f. rs small Pilot Bread is the size for the South American
Any above articles be delivered good order for
expectation, at short notice. jel2-6
T EGHURN HATs-TAYLOR LAG Broadway, corner
- Of Liberty street, offers TO the public the oicest sslec
tion Of gentemcn Summer Hats double and single rim white
and coord, that be found in tins city, Wholesale aud
retail jel2-lms
p Perkins has for sale very line selection OF oid and
y Silver Duplex, Lever, L'Epne and Vertical Watches,
Beesly John Harrison SCI Marble Alabascr and Ebony
Clocks Cold Chains, Keys, and Pins-at No Wall street,
Nj Wa,ehe. carefully repaired. yea awi.'
ID EMOvAL.--MRs. BLANC has removed from 81 Asn
II street to 200 William street. and continues TO teach En-
y,o'asry n'sa wStn IN sk sua m's AZ,
most reasonable terms.
Drawings for embroidery silk furnished for sale, Wax
Sheets Coors. and Wax Fruits. Jel2-ln'
CTRAYED-From the wavrrly House. on the 10th inst,
- Jet Black Spaniel Deg with white sresk under his
throat soreward will be given to any delivering him
at the above house jel2-4'
~ NJ HAYWOOD & CO., g Beaver st,eet, have re-
" ceved per Great Western and offers for sale asuperor
quality Of China Orgsrine and Tram Thwan sk suitable
for manufacturing the best goods.
Also hand numerous lyle. Of their English Silk Goods
jeia2w'
A MOTHER REMARKABLY CURE OF CONSUME
N TioN.-Mr John Thompson, from Boston, TO this
city sir weeks since consult of our distinguished physi
clans Three Of them pronounced his confirmed
SUMPTION advised him prepare for the worst he could
live than few weeks and prescribed prepare
ton opium him for the time. He thought tina, there
remedy that might him. and last hope
purchased box Of sherman Cough Loenges which entirely
cured him four weeks that returned home the Of
has family, living witness that SkERMANS COUGH
LOZENGEs will cure Consumption. They common
cough colds in two days Go 10 i06 Nassau street
and get box that suffering from those too prevalent
ASK for ~ Cough
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-13

CARsAPARlLLA PORTER-A and healthy bevsr.
- Manufactured and Cor sale by
WHITING BADCOCK,
n Liberty street
~we made trial Of the sarsaparila Porter manufac
ured old by Mc.srs Whiting Babcsck sad have found
u a very lively and pleasant beverage
From ingredients which into It, compo'itior,we
e,e that Va will be found wholesome aud refreshing drink
and tree from the unpleasant which foow The
use of strong Beer and Porter.
Alfred G. Post NJ ID.
w. Borrowe, NJ ID.
Gilbert smith, N. ID.
William N. Blskeman, NJ ID
New York. Nav a. 1899. u. Mead, NJ. d.
This Porter will be delivered in any part Of The city, or on
board Of vesselso in suitable packages Tor transportation
any part OF the United States mN2rIm
CENtY oil the Alabama Life Insurance and Trust Com
N py Ne ~ Wall street Books for the transfer Of the
soek of this Company opened at the North American
Trua and Banking Company, IN tins city. -
my3a3m' oEo. STARR, Agent
MAXIM RINGs.-Ivory, Rosewood Plated and silver
IN Nspks received great variety EACH aud
for sale nv DANIEL v. DELAvAN,
my2eiwy NO. Maiden Lane, near Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-13

taking light and cheerful dinner, she had retired
to her study and subsequently to her bedroom at
very early hour. She was awake and Waking IN tine
gardens by six o'clock the next morning, Thursday,
May 9th, and at eight sat down to breakfast.
"Today will be trying time with me, Lady
Lehzen," said the Queen, as she arose from tne "a
BILE.
alt will, your Majesty" said the Baroness
"But I'll bear me bravely through II marx me
well" added the Queen. -,
"Your Majesty would do dshonor to your high
lineage, were YOU to act otherwise" replied the Ba
r0ness. -,
crest assured will not fail," rejoined the Queen
'Give me Jamess last effort ana III TRUE the time
for once till Sir Robert Peel is announced we must
not keep the bow always bent, my dear baroness
See who waits"
"Lord Byron attends your Majesty" said Lady
Lehzen.
"Bid him usher in Sir Robert Peel, the instant he
arrives wish this affair to be over speedily as
possible" said the Queen.
Sir Robert has Just arrived and desires to wait
on your Majesty" said the Lord in waiting
9Admit him" said the Queen; "and now, Lehzen,
for a last effort. You can leave me-.
As the Baroness left one door, the Baronet entered
the other.
"You are early, Sir Robert" said the Queen.
eve have much before us, may it please your
Majesty; and the longest day is all too short for our
most serious task" said the Baronet
"You do not repent you of your undertaking SO
soon?" asked the Queen.
"That do not, may be seen from my efforts al.
ready; have far my humble abilities would
allow me, brought together some OF the principal
features of new Ministry, and have the honor to
submit some names for your Majesty's approval
Shame them, Sir Robert" said the Queen, with
great eageness.
"They are contained in this list" said he handing
"A
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-09-27
M lie RnRIfe.

The rights Of editors and publishers 6 papers
have been too long neglected. Justice viii never
be done unless themselves assert their rights
and enforce the most rigid rules . aifh In tae
end will be- found alike salutaTy 20 the public and
beneficial to those engaged IN the press. Pub
fishers of papers have been SO long imposed upon
bv the coTnnnnity at large, that they are consld-
cred to some extent a degraded class q beings.
when in fact there is no vocation n lite So honor
able deserving of SO high consideration, produc-
tive of SO much rood, class that exerts power
full an influence. I'll known 70 be pEoverblal foT
the debtors 60 newspaper publishers to CONSIDER
their demands as the last to be pald--debts &c
which there is attacked no moral obligations and
which they can refuse TO pay with justice ana
honor: hence, it is incumbent upon the condpc-
tors of the press to assert their own rights and
resolves seyerally and jointly, to bring all patrons
of newspapers under the same obligations that at
tach to other contracts, or 81 ways remain IN pow
erty and want, with thousands due them from the
most solvent men in the country.
We call upon all editors and publishers Of pa
peFs who approve of the following rules TO endorse
them by their signatures place them at the head
of their papers, and strictly adhere TO them.
Let. No subscription received without pay naent
ip Advance.
months
Sd. Advance payment viii Be required from
all transient advertisers.
4th To announce no man for any Office, either
, Se or County, without the adrance payment 81
= Srelars
tentPolitical circulars charged as advertise
5t.nd payment required IN Gdponee.
menfAll advertisements of personal altercas
6hs be charged double and payment requir-
ton wif.nce.
ed n adealon tickets viii not be printed With
tn. Elee delivered to any person without
payment. disorders, without respect to persons
0th. All aqnents, on the first of October, viii
VINO are derom the list and their accounts put
in suit. rnles. We the undersigned. pledge
The alto abide by.
ourselve JAMES a. STEVENS,
-. and Proprietor Of the Yazoo City Wing.
s. III. B. BLACK,
Editor of the Natchez Courier.
BESANC0N g. HALIDAY
Publishers of the Mississippi Free Irader,
JAMES HAGAN.
VIM. M. sAfY THs
Editor and Proprietor ofsthe Grand Gulf ADV.
A.R. s. SC. CORYVINE,
Editors and Propfietors Of the Yazoo Banner
GEORGE "a. YK II.S0Ns
TAOMAS BROW n
Editor Of the Rodney Telegraph.
j. M DUFFIELD,
Editor Of Grand Gulf Wing
w. b. TEBOs
Editor of the FaYette a dyertiseI
NEED Sc NEWTON,
Publishers Of the Southern Reporter
BAKER & CURTIS.
Editors and proprietors Of the Southern Argus.
Publisher of the Southern Sentinel
AREA IS. CLA1 KS
Pnblishor 81 the Port Gibson Gorrsspo nasnt
GEO. r. KIGER.
Editor Of Eallatin star.
June 1889.
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a1oo City wing ansl Political s
BY 9eAs 81 WINS
lC1rY pRIN.rRR.


On Je9erson Street, opposite tie lKasl Ion zelsk
TERnIss-The Vine viii Be fa3nishe 81 subs
seribers at IS 90 per annum IN advaneo SO
at the termination Of six MONTHS md So o9 8 not
paid until the expiration Of the year.
ADVERTISEMENTS viii Be inserted st che cate s
q 90 per sauare for the rst insertion. and SO cents
for each week thereafter-ten lines or less cons
stituting. q square. The number 81 insertions Ie-
uuired. must be mark ed on The ii Of the lla
uscript, or they win Be inserted Gil forbid, and
charged accordingly. Advertisements from q dis
lance. must be accompanied nth the CASH, e.
good reference in town. Announcing candidates
for Office will be $40 90 for eoun offices, % 60
for State otSces-In advance.
Yearly Advertising.
For forty lines or less, renewable Ct pleasure
600. No contract taken for less than one yeos
and PAYABLE half yearly IN advance.
The privilege of annual advertisers il limited 70
their own immediate business; and al gertlse-
meats for the benefit Of other persons. sent II y
them must be paid for BY the So nare
Professional ADVERTISING nts.
For 10 lines or less, not alterable noEthss So
n do do. do do. ~
10 do do. DO e 10. 50
~ AS the above rates are the same as those
established IN Natchez, Vicksbufg, Jack som Grand
Gulf and elsewhere in this States no deduction
will be made from themln any case whatever.
hrAYALL JOB WORK MUST BE & a " III
ON DELIVERY.
So Letters on business must be post pads q
thew will not be taken out of the Post Office
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-09-27

O1l or


4 Greek 12oasafsee. tks q Of Isl
a.hd's Vel
II vas monrnfui Yet SIGHT s.
see the I've lies drawn 81 aaeh SD
of The Wie 6 plain prepared for 1ne
sun shone Gown from an uncloud heaven
whose brightness would Be but toe soon Oh
scured by lie smoke from death erifle
engines. The sweet loHeE 81 sumner
sprung up 81 rich profusion 3 around
how quickly would their bgilllaacy be eta
ced III the dark crimson blood abpa q de-
Judge them The beauti and Che brave
were there, full of life, and hope. nd vigor
dreaming 81 glory. conquest md e noNsa
how soon would they lie still g tlla cold
grasp of deafh-th heir beauty blotted theIr
dream of life exiting uished. Thousands
upon thousands were there, who had gone
forth IN the proud confidence of Their
strength: but of that gallant multitude how
few might return 10 bind the laurel wreath
upon their brow. The Greek commander
was ID the frst flush Of early manhood bis
years So few, you wonder when looking on
him, how the yeterns around him could be
brought to obey the mandates Of one 50. IN
experienced. A second glance, and the
spectators astonishment subsidized; the au-
tumn fruits of wisdom and determinations
clustered thickly about the smooth brow and
beaming eye; and so lofty spirit shone
out from that Youthful face, It was as though
one of their ancient deities lad come ln
mortal guise TO ensure success d Tie Greek
arms An aged warrior was side 81
whom IA naadesilp aDneal ef n hen bolt So
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and which Is GIL en- oyed f|nis
those WHOM aeo ocp 'onc hope
~ lead give lhe organs DC al
min iion credit lol sufficient scity,
and oihio ssliefo tlsn' destitute
of mon sense moi 1 FL Nae |iat
tment ere itlle else than ile sha
low baltefd h1 obey 90 persist
lep Is evidence Wlfnl attempt
~ deceive people
place il untrue that t'ie
6ank uniVel oppeed "a Ut amin-
3atoi N 5iseIoge tho assertion
~ lusilaLl1 drawn rom lAo ngalulions
pl oaI own ifg prcsidonl and ma
IoHity DE directors az 1t la4 Tree Of
the New Orleans banks are supporters pf
Alarlin Van B0fen We alludc "a We AZ
chalaaga. Citizens aud Comhlerc banks,
and Ell the ioco-focoS ~ Qansay We truth
ON remark n New Korl the largest,
most influential auo most oNerlrl Of these
ms buttons, The Bank c America, has l0r
dant 1lh oED, gentleman
a tered himself conspicuous for
ms Is advocacy 81 Ely measures uf
.he anin ron Alderman dllmaqe,
30ts AtisAl's ~ 81 1pES.A pt-rt ViNslaA
ctlonaIie h View OK khQNh q loco
toeos 81 ta genuine stamp are close con
Injected Nilh those Institutions which Il is
ne espse R.aelsee ol ine p. ~ ee-
aonnce
a - aqnit tnaA majority
he throughout lie union are hose
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sises tsn se.t aa.etas causes 4e al
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sAAseAsia4 attaSAs NPgA ehsNit AnA eDA
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tlatlgA tlal eee.s u SNllai. Il Aot % crush
mem ehats'l ne nistchaAt1 s1ehs sne
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4. W. G. 81. N. DAVTs.
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OFFICE ar GREEJpSBoR0UaH NJ,
VIII practice ii the several Courts of the I'd
Judicial District for this state. Nov. -z0tI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-03
600 Acres Of Valuable Lands,

A considerable portion liver and creek low grounds
and upon whidh there two hne mill SITES and
abundant wafer power. The lands are cqui-distant
brtseea New Glasgow aud Amherst courthouse.
Terms al sale.
The above sale will be made in pursuance Of The
provision OF two deeds OF trust, executed By Da'id
5. Garland and wife the Gfst 10 Daniel liigcmbalham
aud James Lyons. aud the other 10 DAVIDSON Brad
leule, deceased aud Edmund Winston, aud both OF
record in the clerks Office OF Amherst county court,
to which reference is hereby made.
In the first deed Robert Trnsey. for convent
ence TO the parties interested, has heen appointed
trustee. in the place add stead OF Mesfs igsinnot-
ham and Lyons. by the decree Of The county cont
Of Amherst in lricndly suit brought for that pnr-
pose.
These are the two oldest deeds upon the lands
and whilst we believe the purchaser under Il en- will
acquire pc feet tlc, YET as trustees We can only
convey aud warrant as such.
RO. TINsBEI, Trustee gndtr
the lst dced
EDMUND WINSTON. surir,ng
Trustee. under the 81 lied.
The above sale is TO be made at my request.
DAVID S. 6ARLASD.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-03
Locust Ihickak for sale.

fE1IllS tract Il land, containing seventeen hundred
i and Ihitly four acres mostly IN woods and
containing some fine tobacco land, offered Tor
sale on accommodating tctms. 1t lies on both sides
Of Liule Whipping creek, IN the county Of Campbell,
about twenty five miles llom lynehburg, aud ddjoins
the lands of Philip Payuo senr. II may be adydn-
tagconsly divided into Two nr three tracts. Posse
SION may be had Immediately. and the terms made
known on application To William IL. Mcfarland,
Richmond, 10 the subscriber in .ynchbulg. d.,
Wllhcrs or Mr.. Baldwin Payne, will be kindcuough
to shpw the land. WN. RADfORp.
Oct. Is Is