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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-25

co.oxrv,. OFFICE, April 2.-Caation to 1ru
csts An iuouest was held at No. w Laurehs street,
ON the body OF George Washington hamnona' IN, sno
Sn.. ~ IT. wears Of age, who was drowned In the
Noyrth River on Tuesday afternoon. IL appeared
to-. the evidence adduced that Hammond was sen.
to .chool about o'clock, p NJ but that instead OF
~oing himself and another promising youth, pouSnt
some pea nuts, and went 10 play on the nsh cars
wh;ch were floating the banks OF the Hudson.
whilst thus amusing themselves, one OF the cars
capsized and the deceased was immeoia'eiy sucnea
under A negro who was working nara Dy' ihme-
A;atelv tried to get him out and succeeded, AFTER
the boy had been about five minutes under wafer
Every means were employed to restore aninatioh
but without avail Inc jury re'uiheu 'oi1S' -
accidental death.
In Twentieth street, on the body OF Mary Hart
man who died in fit and in Cherry street, on the
BODY of Margaret Watts, who died IN ht OF urun1
enness Verdict, in both cases, according 10 tho
.srcums stances.
The Coroner subsequently held an inquest on tne
BODY of James Ridner, when the following testimony
was adduced .a Ii.
name was James; his age was eignteen ye",s
has been i'll nearly the whole winter, pat was
to his bed week since last TUESDAY ne -
of pain in his ear, and when Ina. p" mechanic:
has worked nearly all winter except about 'hree
weeks. during which he was Ill oil the same CON-
paint DR.. Bluhemun was called IN iasa dad
had a polypus in his ear, about when ne consui.eo
Dr. Hoyt, who advised him to go TO the lnhrinaly,
he then went to DR.. Buhemun, no on SUNDAY 'asi
at O clock, removed the poypus; it was done very
Quickly and caused deceased much pain; Diseased
felt better Monday and walked out Tor some nres t
minutes on Monday night he SAID MS mead 1el'
worse; on Tuesday he was agian much better, ".
b. did not CALI he went to bed on TUESDAY h,fa .
much better than before; about four O'Clock TINS
morning he called me and said that the pain had gone
to the back of his head; he get ups pat on ms pants
and sat in a chair for few minutes; he then Jay
down again; bathcd his head and he said ne ieit
better; then left him and did not go TO see MN
again for about half an hours then asked HIM II NE
would have some coffee; he said he would not take
it them as it hurt his hand to raise 1t; lett MN ana
returned in about ten minutes, and spoke to him. ne
did not answer and became alarmed, and ran LOT
some person, who and found him dying; ne mas
had discharges from his ear for two years, WHICH,
however, did not cause him much pain
DIR. Caldwell examined-l have held post mortem
upon the body; found large abcess, which occupied
nearly the entire middle left lobe OF the BRAIN; the
immediate Of death, probably, was the bursting
of the abcess and discharge into the ventricie Oh
the brain
The jury, under the charge of the coroner, ieuna
that the deceased died in consequence OF an abcess
OF the brain.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-25

PRovlDEscE, April 22Ar New York. Barker, New York;
James Lanpher Kensey do; Southport sargss DO; sid Elk
eel, Giaddng, Bristol.
PnILAp ELPHIA April 34-Ar Martin Palmer New York.
BALTIMORE April 22-Ar James Hand, Gasks New York
NonroLK, April 2s-Ar Elisha Bucknan, Van Name, New
York Tor Wilmington, NC; sid W. kemPton, Bedei, New
York
R'cHMoND, April 27-Ar VIM Raft, Rodgers, New York
Select Powers do Hannah s. somers, somers do; old Wal
ter X Jones, Harvey, do
ALExAsDRIA, Dc, April ss-Arr Elizabeth, Batter New
York
SAvASSAH April I9-Ar Newark Thatcher, New York.
MOBILE, April liar Marcia, Wood, New York; Alabama,
Williams. do
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-25

CoTToS-This market has continued in state OF activity
last notice Sales the Of 1000 bales have
been made the extremes Of IA IT. which fully former
prices without indicating any Improvement The arrivals
have 5000 bales At Charleston the 20th the
by the Great Western had been received and caused
the unsettled 'tae of the market created here
Buyers however, took hold readily and advance OF
obtained. Holders became more firm sales reached
abost 5000 bales Of l4a cts At Augusta on
reached that place and caused improvement Of let ON all
the sales
RIcETh market has continued in its inactivity thus FAR
Sales to small extent only have beea made at S475 At
Charleston the 20 the transactions mostly Tor the
West India MARKET to the extent Of 3l6 S450 per 100 AT
Boston there has been doing lot offered at asction
wasprevouy disposed Of at private SALE The stock is now
small and few hands All that could be bought under Sc had
been taken.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-25
I'M p O r II A N T..
The Maine O,uestior

The Maine Observation-Disclosures for War:
G- At this mement, when perhaps the OF a
War with England it becomes the duty every to enquire
how far this may personally himself II Is seevi
fact that advance English manufacture
goods will be Of the consequences Of such event And
in article will be heavily felt than on English
cloths is therefore hardly necessary point out the policy
o. all and sundy providing themselves with uc'ent supply
Of clothing PffLIPS' well known Cash Tailoring Establish
ment LOG William Of John street. presents oppou
nifty Of obtaining first rate gam.nt equal any and
passed by none the city FOR materials make, and price,
The astonishing patronage which this establishment has
rcsced is sufficient indie alton Of public Judgment And the
PROPRIETOR having made such arrangements for the ensuing
viii he hopes insure and merit continuance Of uch
The system adopted alone peculiar to this establishment
Purchases made direct from manufacturers in England
thereby avoiding the accumulated profits Of importers and job
bcr quen reducing the price Of The article to such
extent to enable him to employ bat FIRST rate wokmen
whereas those differently situated compelled employ in
frior workmen in Of buyag at second third
hands And those establishments which long credits
result incur many unavoidable losses and obliged make
their cash customers suffer sufficient profits for running such
risks.
The advertiser deems IL unnecessary his part give lat
Of prices much practsed il too often deceptive lie
confidently relies trial, being sufficient TO merit
tauance OF the favors OF those who may give him call.
M I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-25
sales nj the stock Exchange.

Bank ll4 50 do ll4i s30-s Bank 81 New orr NJ
log w It's do loot tw 100 de lo7 bsoloo MeehsneS PAM
Asso &c. 100 do ss-5 Com Blk of Natshcr Soo n ns
b3s 80 do s0A NV 90 do sat 3olb Morn, Can 90 "a a.
Blk Of Commerce. lo4l 200 de 1850 Kentucky 40
Fire lls-S0 Greenwich 9O-2S Mohawk eo do o. b3o so
c b. % do 81 bsoas Paterson os 70 40 a.
62t 80 100 do o2i 30 do 6 e 49, 475 do Oh nw lo
do eaa S. 90 do CAL bao 70 do 50 bnw.aS Bo"sa
Providence IS7-2fl ~ l03a-N Stonngton 80 70 DO
3i 10 do a5i % dc IS 500 40 do 35 10 do 352s Utica
si 80 do 5-O Canton ATT 20 do Az a. do El-2f5 Long
Island 5sa-300O Delaware Bonds &c.
Stnbe Of Trade.
No marked change taken place any Of the markets
since Yesterday The leading articles present an increasing
animation but prices without material variation In ship
ping doing number Of transient vessels have been
taken Cotton Europe The nsmber of vessels in port
is however, unusually large; the rates Of freight therefore,
have not varied since last The following were the rates
a the latest dates -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-25
MARRIED.

On Monday evening" the f2d inst by the Rev Isaac Ferris,
d. D. Capt Robert Murray, Jr to Mrs. Maria Reynolds,
daughter OF the late Thomas Waltoa all Of this city
On Tuesday morning, 23d inst by the Rev. Mr. Rowland
John Mcclure Milan, Ohio TO Eliza daughter Of Stephen
Conover, Esq Of this city
AL Brooklyn L. l. Monday, by the Rev Dr. Cox, Natha-
MEL Wncus ESQ Buffalo, Miss Lucia Kngman, daughter
of the late Abner Kingman, Of Boston
At Ithaca 18th instant, by Rev Dr. Judd, Mr. John
d. Dix Miss Catharinc L. Evertson daughter Of the late
B. Eyertson, formerly of Poughkeepsie.
DIED.
On Wednesday, Robert H. youngest child Of Jas Moore,
aged years and4 months.
On the 22d Instant Mr. John W. Sndae the 3s year Of
her year Of her age.
On Tuesday 2sd inst Of short illness, Charles Z. Tennel
aged 40 years.
On Tuesday James Rke Of George and Hannah (. FL
der, in the 4th year Of his age
At Frederick Md the 18th inst, at her bdardng house
after proraced illness Mrs Frances Ross late Miss Roe, for
merly Savannah Geo. aud wife Of VIM B. Ross, ESQ., for
merly Of New York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-25

DILLs or EXCHANGE, payable OF all parts OF Great
Id Britain and Ireland Of E5, 10 amount, Cor sae
Al g. J. sYLvRSTERs,
a2oy 100 Broadway and ~ Walls
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-25
Cleared.

Siddons Palmer, Liverpoo H. Allen Wilson, Charleston;
Republic, Coffin Liverroo Albert Drnkwater, Guyana
II Amelia Strong; Studey, Doren, Geo; Capitol, Baxter,
Newbern NC; Mail Larng, Boston, Constellation, Houdett
Havana; Leon Martin Providence VIM Henry jameson Tho
aston; Valiant Honeywell Philadelphia; America, Soncrs,
Richmond, VA Tucarora Smack do Cordelia, Sherwood,
Charestou; Charles Snow, Bath; Renown Lowell Boston;
Fancy Chase de- Southsrnt Conkn, Newbern NC. Boston,
Moon Bath; Helen, Drew, Petersburg; Savage, Hancock,
Charleston
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-25

CyT. PETERS CHURCH, Barclay sreeL-On Friday
- next the ins Ponti6cal High Mass will be celebrated
in Peters Church, by the Right Reverend Bishop Dubois,
and Sermon suitable the preached by the Right
Reverend Bishop Hughes.
Mo-arts Requiem, universally and justly admired IN Eu
rope will be performed for the FIRST time any Church in
this The Trustees have made such arrangements
will ensure its being prodsced in the efctaal
uner the Of Mr. Penon aided by the most
eminent vocal and instrumental talent in this city
The doors Of the church will be opened at 10 o'clock A. NJ
and the service viii commence at half past 10 precisely To
prevent confusion and the Of crowd tickets of ad
mission will be issued at one dollar each, which May be sb
tanned Clergy, Trustees ami Sexton at tho church. and
principal Music Stores, the amount realized from the
sale Of which will be appropriated toward. derayng the debt
az the church z73 Al
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-25
NOW EXHIBITING,
THE EIGHTH WONDER OF THE WORLD

no THE Greatest Natural Curiosity presented to the
psblie-Two ALBINOS Of American birth-These singular
beings called also White Negroes Lencarope Dlaard
and Doudocs actually born Of black parents New Jersey,
will be exhibited for short time in this city Concert Hail.
400 Broadway.
To satisfy the public there Is deception With regard 10
this exhibition obtained Me certificates Of the follow
ing eminent medical gentlemen Of this city-Dr John w.
Francis 662 Broadway; Dr. Cunning Bedford lis Leonard
Dr. Hugh McLank Warren It; DIR. I. Lewis N. Jersey.
The exhibition OF these eccentric beings will
Wednesday 18th met from II A. NJ TO r H. and from to
r. NJ. till further notice.
Admission ~ eents-chil'rcn half price. a20.lw'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-25

Packets 20 Arrive.
Packets TO Depart.

Packets 20 Arrive. Packets TO Depart.
LIVERPOOL. LIVERPOOL.
Sheridan Depeyster, Mar 10 Sddons Palmer, April rs
Columbus, Creppcr. April o Europe, Marshall, May
Gladiator, Britton March 10 ST. James, Sehor, MAY
Mediator Champn, Mar. 20 Montreal, Griffng, May 10
Emerald, Orne, March Vile de Lyon, Stoddart Apl
silre dc oros-s, March l6 Utica PIi. May
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-25
NOT ICE.

NJ Thi. the week Of the Gallery Of Paintings in Bar
clay street which positively closes Tuesday Th.
beautiful collection consists Paintings the celebrated
Dub Adam and Eve have been much admired and
two grand Historical Paintings tbs Destruction Of Jerusalem
and the Revolt Paris forming altogether collection Of
peror excellence. Call and them Il be too late; similar
will again. The Gallery open from
10 O'Clock IN the morning until 10 o'clock at night and the
nr,er Of adm lance only Is cents. a216i.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-25

MANGLES, MANGLES--lmportant TO Hotel and
ltl Boarding House Keepers and Private Fsmies-DUN
CAN WEST respectfully inform the public that they have
hand and manufacturing thor patent Manges which Tor
utility and durability not TO be surpassed IL labor
saving machine entirely persedes the Of ronng and
rapidly puts beautiful gie.s sheets table nea Sc he
without h aid Of fuel They can be seen in speraton at
City Hotel Pearl Street House. Athsnm, aad Carlton
House. They only sold at No Little Green street
near y nerty. New York md 2ms.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-25

nAvILIoN, NEW BRIGHTON.-GEO. PIERIS, (laie
i ofthe Wavsrly House, New York, and Rochaway Pav-
lion the pleasure 10 10 his feud and the pub
lie that he has leased this splendid establishment at New
Ir,,bton Island miles from the city Of New York
The large building will be in readiness NEXT week TO
and vorsthe wings after the 18th inst
The hatters himself that having been long known
publc and having opened house that cannot be ssr
advantage watering place, (he thinks he
nav saw in worldly and confidently hoping that he shall
have in MAY such improvements made by adding Library
variety during the will make very
Inviting -. A..
There are the best schools in the vicinity walking dis
lance Families arriving with their carriages, viii mud the
best Of stabing and attendance Of grooms, Nc
The steamboats, stop every few hours At The Pavilion DOCK,
the Philadelphia boats land passengers going 70 na rom
New York. o'~"u
11TAIEN ISLAND ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL
- sCUOOIA the request Of friends the rbss have
opened Boarding aud Day School at View brghsos staten
,.t,d "a, m. Patterson House Richmond Tcrraee)
IA i their design receive boys ana carry uem hrough Az
H. ~ ~. necessary to complete preparation
e. c,;v. az lor college. The cultivation % the mod
- mi form feature in the management
a. hs school . the pupils will enjoy the conversation Of for
s,.n ,.acher. residing in the family.
Th h,,e the honor refer TO the following gcntlemen
w,,s, ps,rson Esq G. T. Catin Esq, New Brighton, Mr..
"a B,,sand No 20 w all sreet Mr. 5. Randall Teacher,
R,oLI,p. Mr. g. Cciman No Astor House; A. Greenesf,
BrocLiyn r. H. Smith, l76Pearl street; and Maenee -
Lispcnsrd ST. -. 90,
ard. be obtaned al the bookstore Of Mr. samuel 1ol
nan A.tor House. and Of Mr. Holley % Beaver IT. The
n,;,s,,al. az. O. r. MARPlLLERO,
s7O-dotAWu ~ y WILLY.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-25

COLLECTIONS 81. Louis, Petersburgh, Philadelphia
~ Boston, Baltimore, Wheeling Norfolk, Louisville, Gin
sinnat New Orleans, Mobile Tuscumha Ala Raleigh IN
C. and the United States the most favorable
terms. NJ 3. j. sYLvEsTKRs,
lJ0 brssswav and ~ W all
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-25
INoRCE PUMPS FOR DEEP wELLs-manufacturea BY
II J. STONE Plumber Engineer, 800 Broadway sslm'

. ~.,,HxlA.I,JN wANIEU-Of by the name Of
IL THOMAS NiCKELs, formerly Of Wiscasset state o.
Maine merchant and il ssw living about ssy years :,
4, l.ped IN and stammered some when ag'
,a,eJ The ad Ncke received good common education
~ .h.a became unfortunate IN business, and e
.se twenty Cor the SOUTH an search OF
s:.. e,,c, which often seen In the city OF New
VI within the last years and appeared vhen last
.ss and heard o. in destitute ssston somshins oi ae
- that prove much TO his advantage hsows
-. 4. commemorate 10 him. Any nSrmatses relativso
r. ala Nishe thankfully received II this ~
Mr. 0ARDNER, II The Broad street Hotel siei~sW
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-25

1Ew ORLEANS sUoAR.-ioo hhd.. prime quality fcr
n ~. .'S IT ooLt I. .:. \ s CO.,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-25

NEECHrs MAGIC RAZOR sPRoPS AND PASTE
lI Ono Of the above received direct from London by
the 81. james, and for sale BY the Dozen.
Fixtures and elegant Glass Vnscs.
Upright Counter glass Cases with mahogany frames and
thick French plates Counter, Shelving &c. for SALE they
stand, IN the Cutlery Store, No. Astor House,
Broadway
ala Nv. JOHN CRAVELEf.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-25


DAssFoRp's ROOMS FOR BILLIARDS AND
ID CHESS 2Is Broadway and II Ann street. joins
the Museum both streets for the sale Of Billiard Tables
Cloths Balls &c Se and exercises for health Purchasers and
PLAYERS invited There 10 Billiard Tables ready for
ra with spring steel India rubber asd cloth
cushions. and eagle and wood frames the best assortment
offered the public mySy
DEMovAL-J H. DANCKER, Merchant TAILOR, inform.
II his friends and the public geseray that \. has removed
orders entrusted 10 his care unctuaty
aslm
GLOBE UOTEL.-F BLANCHARD fully inform.
" hsends and the Psb ,ha. the above new and elegant
plicaon Tor TO be made on the premises alew'
20 CARPENTERS wANTED-Epqpir. Of r. wILDs,
w Superintendent the work between Bowery and Centre
street on Brocme street aleiw'
WANTED IMNEDTATELY-An active and intelligen
w BOY who write good hand and ver.ed in figures.
lie be industrious and attentive. One of ths descrp-
ton apply hi, Office. Liberal wages will be given
s2iu
A YOUNG LADY, Who Is competent 10 teach the Piano
N wishes reside respectable family and teach the
equivalent for her beard Address Miss NJ c. Up
perPost Ohce. a7t3t
g HERiFFs sALE-By virtue Of several src of fer,
- aeias 10 directed and delivered VIII expose 70 'ae
the 25th day of April At 10 O'Clock, A. NJ al the house o.
JOHN QUlN, Harlem Lane
Carts and Harnesses,
l two horse Wagon and Harness,
sow and Pig, BIaeLsmiih. ToO,; lot ofols Iron,
Drilling Utensils, &c; Household Furniture snda lot Of sun
dries. j. ACkEk, SheriH
New York, April 10Th, 1899. aa+2
Two SOUTHERN AND WESTERN MERCHANTS
The subscribers offer the balance of their stock Of Sum
tClothne consisting OF every style and quality, At very
reduced price. for each or city secepsnces Their stock
fresh having been anufstsr,d within the last two months
Merchant. ar, syed call and esarine before
purchasing elsewhere JAMES TAYLOR
a23-y " Walden Lane.
NEW ORLEANS sUoAR.--ioo hhd.. prime quality, fcr
~ sale Sy E.L COLLINS CO
s74y ~ South street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-25
L. COCHRAN,
JAMES O'DONNELL,
ATTOR NEY At l. w,
GpAy- Maine

JAMES O'DONNELL,
ATTORNEY At LAW,
GRAY, (Maine)
RrySR. ro-Hon John Anderson, Collector octhe Port
Portland; and Me,us Goldman FoS Counsellor. at Law
. sss.. and '''''' ''' '''''''' ~ p ss' !. a.
CHEAP BOOTS AND SHOES.
y H. ANDERSON No. iss Chatham street, sign Of the
Big Boot and Horns. has for sale the finest assortment o. Boots
shoes Caters both or ladies and gentlemen in tins city
all Of which he viii sell al moderate price, and warrant them
of the best manufacture a2t3'
DURrNo THE PRESENT WEEK ONLY, will be con.
- tnued the sales at cost the remainder Of the subscribers
stock Of
81 se,s Balance Ivory Table Cutlery,
~ dor. Dinner Knives. without forks,
"a dor. Dnaer, extra long handle ditto,
- don. Dessert Knives,
- pairs CarTers,
All d warranted quality snd made 70 match; fine
ror Rodgers pen and pocket lsi,s Msch. strop.,
| London dressing cases, pistols, &c. SC
JOHN GRAvELEY, No Aston House, broadway.
NIB. The will be closed Saturday next. good
awning Cor sale. aaaiwis'
| COO REwARD.-Lost, few days since, a diamond
'DIU bre.ipn, one large stone, plainly set IN gold sup
omnbue. The will be PAID any person who
will leave the pin asa Bowcry At Mcs.r Anin La.
bagh jewellery store ass Broadway above Warren street
| SODA WATER! SODA wATERi,-w. p MoRNIs's
- (ae Lynch Cisrkes Soda Water on draf, or IN Bot
e, at c. HRING's Drug AMI Chemical 'ior ga Broadway
congress Wsirf ih phs &hs qfs' -" hr.h
| from the Spring. at dows town prices. 40 lmis'
| I,REDERIC SAUNDERS. Publisher 3S7 Broadway, has
| IL in press, and will publish in few days,
HARRY FRANCO;
Tale of the Great PAMELA 2 vols.
4 Just published, TIL AUTHORS ASSISTANT, com
binng and interesting details respecting the Mechanism
| or Books &C, vol -
i Also No 4 of LIFE IN NEW YORK, Edited Nv q. Hun
Co. being collection Of incidental sentimental .atrcal,
pathetic racy tales and sketches Of individuals
| aud events conoocted in the vicinity % Gotham
/ y. SAUNDERS
a2slw Bookseller and Pablshsr, 3s7 Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-25

0iOOO BOOun WmO bhOfS.
nLD BOSS RICHARDS & cos establishment, $40
Canasre door below Greenwich street, proba-
bly, place the city for bargains They ha the
best quality aud always the latest fashions,
and sell much lower an Others that will be ieand
all 10 call at 0 Canal street srs door deiow
Greenwich OLD BOSS RICHARDS 4 CO.
nsolms Sign Of the largest boot in the world.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-25

GLOBE HOTEL-F. BLANCHARD respectfully informs
VI friends and the public that the above and elegant
establishment ready Cor the reception Of company APP
pcation FOR 10 be made the premises. alelw.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-25

RryERs ro-Hon John Anderson Collector cfths Port
Portland; and Mess Goldman Foy, Coanseors al Law.
- lie will practice in the counties Of Cumberland and Or
ford the collection d demands IN all parts Of tn,
State a5- IN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-25

IN CARPE NTERs wANTED-Epqpire Of H. wILDs,
w Superintendent the work between Bowery and Centre
street Of Broomc street slelw.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-01
PAGE 4 HALL.
.UE T.{XLORS,

A RE NOW RECEIVING their supply Of
"A SPRING GOODS, which selected and
purchased at the North by one of the finn, such
enable them sell as cheapas such articles
can be bought in this market. Their stock embraces
variety Of GOOdS, in their line, such the follow
ing,vz +
Cloths, blue black invisible Green; every variety
Cassimeres plain and rb'd; blue blk. fancy Summer
Cloths, Bombazine and London DiiIIugs. Nestngs
Of EVERY variety, Iandkerchels GLOVES,
Collars and Bosouls Satin Craua,s of new style
Their stock of READY MADE CLOTHING
is and will continue to be large, cheap and desirable
Gentlemen wishing Clothes made to order, those
which already made viii find it to them adyan-
tage TO call and examine Tor themselves.
Main Street, neri door Adore lie sign otMc Boy
and Mortar, Lynchburg.
March % I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-01

DURSUANT 10 the proyisions of ,vo -. ;,
trust, executed by David s. Garland ,he a.a
TO the nnders gned, John Nj. Otey aud Robeu inns,
ley, bearing date the 9th day of Apn 1898. and tho
other TO the Undersigned Robert Tnsley and Man.
rec, eeo u. oaf'a"o, bearing date the day of April
1870 oo'h OF which are OF record in the Clerks OF
ilce OF Amherst, we shall on Friday, the 10Th day of
May next, upon the premises, that is to saw
at the residence Of the said David S. Garland
proceed TO sell, for ready money to the highest bd
der, all the remaining property conveyed in the SAID
deed, or so much thereof will be sufficient 10
satisfy the debts thereby secured. The said prop
ery consists of he Tract OF Land on which
the said David S. Garland resides lying IN the counly
OF Amherst, on both sides OF Bulfaoe River and l.
round the town of New Glasgow, including his Wa
ter Grisl Mill, Buflaoc, Cherry Hill Plantation.
the Winton House and Plantation the House where
The SAID David $ Garland resides with the appurle-
nances supposed to contain upwards of