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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-27

IJOWARD'S H0TEL-This very extensive and cbccrfuny
ARRANGED esablishmcnt built up fer the snh.cnber at
Of Sf00o0 FOR the budinrs alone. Will be furnish
ed and ready for the reception o the "A March
and ranks with the very best hotels IN this country in
magnitude and convenience Tin the Judgment OF those
their experience, should best now the the
subscriber 10 kccp II IN style with the advan
tages u possesses. 80
The hotel vaously calculated Tor erent con.
and with libcraty which u is hnped
il safety all that may feel inclination to Paironre the
house. Having three large dining Tor ladies and
fies and two for gentlemen The subscriber intends fur.
nshing meals m one expressly TOR The accommodation q bus
dinner at o'clock and in the other dining rsop
breakfasts viii be served from TO II o'clock, and dinner
same, at a. o'clock,
The house Furnishes accommodations for The
sleeping the cheerful each
ing furnished with crate and all well lighted; all the other
arrangements got keeping with the most LIBERAL and
the subscriber viii feel grateful for any patronage he may
ceiye. fe22 lmasitw ID. ID. HOWARD.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-27

ZINE PLATED WARE. & SUPERIOR FINISHED CUT.
TLERYThe subscriber has received per packets and
opening thus day avery large aud complete rich
Plated Ware, consisting of silver mounted
Baskets silver mounted Tea and Coffee Uns Candle sticks
&C. &c. Also, splendid assortment Table Cut
ery consisting Of ofs and pieces Of Ivory Pearl
and Silver handle Knives with Preach FORMS extra
and extra fine Knives for Silver Forks All or very
oIsy DANIEL ". DELEVAN, Maiden Lane
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-27
J,HE HIGHLAND SOCIETY OF NEW yoRK vii

give their s.e2nd Ball for The at the shahspeas Ho
st 1870 The bail will be opened with reel by the members
full Highland Costume after w en- the order Of dancing
be as foows-Two reels c0tilon; two reels, coon;
with natons Spanish or fancy dance ia succession The p
the and the pede themselves that
exerton will be spared % render s ball Of the
most attractive ofte The proceeds will be applied
eye he wants Of poor .nd worthy objects Of beneyoenee
sion The floor will be under the direction OF the celebrated
Mr. Parker Doors open At dancing TO commence AZ o'clock
The ball 10 conclude by the band play inc d NIGHT and 10Y
be wi a." Tickets doIla to admit gentleman and
lades 20 be had al the following placesShakspearc Hoo
tel corner Of Duane af William streets; Andy Drysdae
Nineteenth Il and Tenth avenue As Music saloon; Linen
fsnne, Booksellors American Hotel broadway; Clre-
hughs corner Of Fulton and Broadway.
JOINS l. Mum, Secretary. fe4stMs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-27

I)R COhBITT may be consulted IN the most eoosd.,,.
manner at his office, City Hall Pscc near Chatham street
New York whrre person afflicted with delicate Ga
oost,nas seer, dyspepsia worms diseases Of the bladder
urcthra and kidneys aud Ill diseases asng from he .bsc
mercury or tnp.rity ofhlood, are invited 20 cali "
&c p.neis enren aising from the abse Of mercury
description. Persons with a certain .v
apply Dr. Corh with the perfect assurance ~ Isv,o~ N ~
dc y cured without particle mercury or any other Dan.
to The Of the applicant =
M Attendance a,fv from q A Ia y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-27
a BROWN cos ONE PRICE SHORT MAPPED

a BROWN cos ONE PRICE. SNORT MAPPED
- HATS from Moleskin Plush and fine Nutra which
tain beautiful lustre offered for sale fixed
price OF So at It's Chatham square, OF Mott street
where fashion beauty durability and combined
to sdcrn the head and improve the All sales for cash.
which precludes the necessity Of charging
losses incurred by the bad We strictly adhere the one
price cash system by which enabled furnish
hat than other establishment the price In
scnng these ha 20 the public the propre they have
comfort to the wearer. ials-stnI
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-27

ITO THE ECONOMICAL-REMOvAL. NEW.
ELL begs leave inform his friends and the public that he
has removed stock Of Boots and Shoes from No anal
street to Nos es and Chatham street lie has the
tensive and Shoes the fashions
Cor sas Wholesale and retail at prices lower than be
b. his stores are Nos. in lee and iss Chatham street
All goods warranted. fsiq an"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-27
Coroner's Office.

An inquest was held on the body of Joseph Cat
nca, native OF Germany, and a night man by pro-
iess"n, who was accidentally drowned while assist
ing to empty load of night soil into the North
River, at the foot OF Duane street. ~.
The jury returned verdict OF &C c deutal death
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-27
NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL PACKETS.

@ M @ @
Sailing from New York the 3th and from Liverpool
the 1st OF every month.
February ls-The UNITED STATES, Capt J. g. Fisher.
March ls-The YIRGINIAN, Capt. Lewis Higgins.
April l3-The SHEFFIELD, Capt. 4. r. Allen.
May ls-The STEPHEN WHITNEY (new) Capt. w.
February The SHEFFIELD, 800 tons;
March THE STEPHEN WHITNEY,, 1000 tons.
April The UNITED STATES, $50 tens.
May The VIRGlNIAN $40 tons
The qualities Of the Shqs and the
reputation Of thr commanders, well known Every
ion will be made the comfort and the
interests ofimPoers The price Liverpool in the
stores every DESCRIPTION The owners will
FOR letter. parcel package By the above ships for
which bill Of ladng taken. Fer freight of passage
apply to STEPHEN WHITNEY,,
SANDS, TURNER, FOX &CO,or
disy ROBERT KERMIT, "A South street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-27
LIVERPOOL AND NEW YORK OLD ESTABLISHED
LINE OF PACKETS.
Sailing to and from Liverpool, weehy;
- 49, n! ! "A. 80 rs ~

subscribers intending to send er
friends resdng G. Britain come oct IN The sn
renal Liverpool during the spring and for hs pur
here forwarded with aespachby SEINE Of the shp above
be paid with promptness parts Of the country
win be attended and such attention will be given
suaraus: the further patronage of those who will favor the
gers embark the will be refunded to the
from whom 1t originally received For further
ticulars, apply (if by letter, post paidl to
IT. ''N " HERDMAN KEENAN,sI seuthst
N. B. Mr. Herdman will attend any agency which may
entrusted to his care daring his stay in Europe
addition drafts throughout
the different parts OF England Ireland and Scotland who give
every facility tho emEran whose passage be engaged
here they be furnished with large small
avabl al sigh oLowa
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-27
Correspondence of the Herald.
WEsTPoRr. Conn. Feb q. 1870

MY DEAR Mr.. BENNETT:
we nave recently had convivial convo lution of
our oecious fair ones, congratuatory at your near
approach to our village. Iny your paper of the 10th,
the reVivais at Stamford noticed, which has
made great futter all about these parts As to
true blue pety, folks can give the Stamfordites
nye' ana beat them, any way they fix it, with
We have recently had flare up among the .sblue
skns, (near here, at place called the Farms in
the selection Of new minister. Captain Deacon
Allen and Deacon Captain Banks, with five others
OF the sanctfed tribe, selected for the occasion
examined the young pars0n to his orthodoxy, for
the exact time of twenty five minutes, and pro-
nounced him unsound, merely because he squinted,
lno aiiusion, 'pon honor,) saying, Ga parson that
looked crooked, could never preach straight, no
how This gave great offence to the forty elders,
who were strongly in favor of him. as well as all the
mute description of the various female attire, of
the whole meeting house, of sabbath as heart could
wish, but not one word of sermon; which is too
monoton0us Tor their gossipping fancy. Deacon
Allen holds forth at an abolition meeting on Friday
next; great fun is expected. The captain says he
knows all about "them things" that he was as
intimate with the colored ladies of st. Domingo as
any man living; and that he left behind ample proof
OF the fact. Sie A. Sherwood is also expected ia
sputter little, unless he should get too much by
the board. We had magnificent g bal ornk'' las,
gec display of beauty was never witnessed. The
manner In which the clam buildings and broth was
missing, was a lesson to those not initiated. Major
General Black, of the " Den," was master Of cerc-
monies The ladies all as fair and plump as
cartridges Your cockney ball. made so much
FUSS about, by set OF brainless upsats be given
on the 9th, can never compare with ours.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-27
1uiE OLD EsTABLIsHllIE.NyT.- ,,s,IIEpIeATEp yAPQR

1--WE OLD ESTABLISHMENT s-MEDI GATED YAPOR
BATH, IS JOHN STREET.-MRS. T. r. CARROLL
returns thanks 90 the faculty 10 Particular and the public gen
era for the liberal extended 20 this establishment
the last fourteen and hopes BY her asdqy and attention
10 merit acontnuance or the The Baths fall
operaop and are used with much success sudden eold
rheumatism cronp &c &C. 90 which they afford immediate
lief Testnonials cfher efficacy the establish
ent from the following eminent physicians Doctors stevens
Mott Bush, Boyd, Macniven Rhnelsoder Nese Smith,
land, Nissan, Vandenburph, sc &c . ~.
Portable Baths part OF the city BROOKLYN
sushur BATHS at all hours 81 The day. by giving hours
uce.
the shakes No conp~x,on with other establishment
jaissm' .I
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-27


TROUBLES IN HoLLANp.-In the Apondbode n
journal devoted to the regnng dynasty we read that
the subjects of King William in a state of great
excitement, and the whole country on the eve of a
revolution, whose avowed object is to put aside the
house OF Orange Nassau. GA rebellious spirit OF
oppositon,says the AUond6ode pervades all classes
old and young have been carried away by those per-
nicious doctrines of propaganda, which, in other
countries, have caused incalculable mischief and
which, in our own, will be followed by misfortunes
we shadder to think Of"
lrALY.-His Holiness the Pope is dangerously i'll.
To the cancer in his face has been superadded a
swelling of the legs and tumors which prognostcate
agcneral and speedy decay.
Louis Philippe has allowed $4,000 francs for the
funeral of M. de Quelin, the late Archbishop Of
Paris. There is some magnsnimity in this, for NJ.
dc Queln, being lcgitimist, seized every opportu-
nifty to annoy the Citizen King and his Government
True, the 900 francs are TO be paid out of the bud
get or taxes!
The Bishop de Bellay, promoted by royal ordi
nance to the Archbishopric Of Reims has refused to
leave his diocese unless appointed to the new See
by the Pope U-n
The Censeur, Of Lyons, says, that on the 18th Of
last December, some young men were guilty of most
scandalous acts during the performance Of High
Mass, which, on that day, begins at IL o'clock at
night. Troops were called out to restore peace in
the church of Saint Vizier and several of the sacr
iegous rioters were carried away to Jail. gang of
thieves, and among them a woman, paid their devo-
lions to the church Of La Charlie and plundered the
unsuspecting congregation to great amount. The
woman, with a dozen Of the pious confratcrnity,
were arrested rrt. HufrrH
The Aussburgh Gazette gives an account Of the
total loss Of the French steamer lie Vtloee She
foundered in the Black Sea, having on board the
Compile de Secrecy and suit, who, with every soul,
are said to have pershed Our readers will rcmem-
Der that h pffoce was here year ago last fall.
AT his own request M. dc Barautc, the French
Ambassador at ST. Petersburg, has been recalled to
Paris. Itr. 1870
Mcyerbeer, who is now with hi, family AT Babe.
has nearly finished his opera .... nr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-27

ROARDTwo three gentlemen have furnished rooms
- with board by applying No 10 Park place. English and
French spoken. fell ims-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-27
rs Ets sNS so r. AN9 gEoW ENsLASD

M1Sf IRELAND, SCOTLAND AND WALES, with a
passage from the different PORTS at reduced
can be obtained Every attention, facility and information
be ssn to emgrant BY different agents throughout the
various parts OF Europe and Liverpool by Mr. Herdan
OF the hrm being the attend those
who may be engaged by their friends here delay
Often comp AIMED OF
Letters will be forwarded and passages be secured
Liverpool by the regular packets sailing the 7h 18TH
18Th and ssh Of each month, tronsheut the Also TO
London the t oth and goth OF each month"; by applying
By letter, (postpaid,l OF 70 the sukscrikers,
HERDMAN KEENAN,, 81 South,
door from w all 81.
~ B. Drafts can be obtained for large ANAL .pms pay
able sight the National Bank Of ireland
the Provincial Bank Of ireland and m branches by apply
above.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-27

AxA TO LET the four story fire proof Store, No los
Mf Liberty street well adapted for storage The whole or
atey Apply to 4. ID. sAXToN, Office NoiI,
Iek2 2wf 26WaII
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-27

kSH FOR LlyERPo0L.--New Line--Resular Pack
Sc e dns John asa: iSS so S:s . a
Tn. p.s. ship s.b6N sot t.I FL 2s. ss; % T.
coed the Roscius, and sail on the 18Th April,
BY This NumbsS Of passengers limited pass sas
6&& FOR LoND0N.-Packet Of the list Of March. The
'' ca r. sl Mss vim ' ssR . aso1s her
persons intending to should make early a
s on sft st
SEK FOR LavERPooT..-Packet Of the Tth Of March,
gaping E' hss % ss above
sfs
5 on 8. South
NEW A MA TqES ESE NEW
Bower sSeI T'.
sS'ss
~ D'"e''''o ALEX NJ cuMMING, f PFoprie ae
JAS tms' ''-''' 'N-''' +. ?. CAMP, Agent
EcH EEEkssI d AsD ISTEss Mi
s. HsvMaod H nat. he ste e s Capt
above Barcay this friday morning O'clock Feb sist
P,s. The KSsCIUsKo will leave above, daily, until
q On '8 West to
a. TO LETGThs four story FIRE proof Building No. 3
oo siSraff o o. an a
9I goods other light articles the building would be
Aiso offices No Fulton street Lofts well cal
good Cellar sfs5 storage sst
so Rooms conveniently situated engravers or mechan
cal business of gentee nature either Fulton Ann
fell Inn G. C. HIsCOx, lo7 Fulton st, I'd story.
81 TO LET.-The three story brick House IS Broadway
S on
Also new story Store No. New street. The Hous,
an hfe w oe Hasss oSs s
and Church street with an alley in the rear
The two story brick House as Church door from
The wo story brick House. No aas Nineteenth street.
TT66s.l frame He SSs,s l 4sE lqriass street.
2 street a The & 1sw three story
by Mss 1as 1sssey Gy lately occupied
Apply at No. so Wall street, front Office third story
Tp dLE 1T. modeGn built ;9ry Houses. with
~. s situated - and IS Charlton street near Hudson
is2l Tvs ROBERT SHARP, SIS Hudson st.
a. FOR SALEP "a. dGsirsble farn formerly owned by
land within half mills Of The village
the good story and hall house farm
1 Rs En- ofi
is s dot and Sf for .s sy S
cultivation There ho9t Of young nbeed land
very thrifty Also good variety of different kinds of choice
fruit sufficient for the the owning
the premises For of sale apply NJ FLINT Pearl
Street House, No So Pear-st., New York
fe25 Inn JOHN r. PETERS.
81 TO LET, OR LEAsE--The well known premise
* aaf'ss an$ siSss
house, several out hsuses excellent well Of water, an
PSssS s' s Of 'aS 's % ss pa
% "a and fsroad FIRST May next
Apply 10 AARON CLARK,
iee u lo7 Liberty 1T
Mf Liberty street we'll adapted for storage whole
Off will be rented low Possession given inmedi-
ateiy Applyto Il. ID. SAXTON, Office No ~,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-27

From the we'll known reputation Line the very
rior accommodations provided for passenger consisting
possible comfort and
serapiy of the ships sailing the apponted day, il is
thought into detail respecting the prudence
Of those about send for their friends selecting
subscriber would merely that those making
with him depend the puncuaity
being observed heretofore in facilitating the emigration
free from the
OF Ireland and Scotland also be secured Il hardly
that when those settled for decline
their money promptly returned 10 those whom
received Apply TO SAMUEL THOMPSON,
Old Established Passage Oaice 273 Pearl street.
Drafts at sight and fer snoun also be furnished
the various Branches Likewise, en- London Liverpool &C.
Apply as absve. fe22-lm-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-27

- TO LET, OR LEASE--The well known preniset
Rll! Of the subscriber Sd and street. AZ
aRs orkyie consisting Of well built and convenen
house, several outhsuses excellent well Of water, AMI
nearly eight acres land under the finest CIVILIZATIONS and
producing great variety Of fruit &c will be put good
ris Of most agreeable aud convenient city
- tie Sd aud railroad Possession May next
Appy TO AARON CLARK,
les liberty at
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-27
THE PUBLIC WILL OBSERVE THAT
CLIREHUGH'S


TRTCOrHER0Us, OR INDICATED COMPOUND,
BADNESS AND GRAY HAIR
and FOR the removal Of Dandr,h from the skim.
IRON s celebrity and many
been foscd the public under dswo,s~s Cy-~
ndi ua avcses article which he has lately named Ne
heal Composition and many ladies and have been
disappointed purchasing the Cor other This canso
is deemed necessary TO preventfutu mistakes.
The original and genuine 10 be had only the
stairs and of his appointed Agents b. Doda Drreris cor
ger Of Bl,,eker and Broadway, and WIN. Minor Drrst
Ready made Wigs and sealps In great variety ja7sm.
r, ENUINE PORT. WINE, BOTTLED IN oroRTe-
Solely imported for the Of nvaiids and conncisssrs
cons guence OF the hitherto almost masquerade dhsrlty 81
oetanng w thr country the finest qualities Of Port Wine,
we same genuine state produced from the w the do
,r'ct OF ue Alto Douro in Portugal. Mcssrs. Osborn nr
ihers oi pporo, will continue 20 export the above be
IN Ct ses Of one dozen each, bottled n Oporto snd 70 p~
" ,rposcn n any quarter ,hs e9rk q sy.ry bottle wv
' '' SosBoRN
TRASH - aHtI
by which those parties who thnk " worth while
obtain and unad.terstcd Port Wine so oNen
sickness for the preservation Of life its depepd u.s.
purchasing article from the wine rr~e
and OF the very choicest quality that nature eapse 81 p~
ducing ~
Red Port Of the extraordinary vintage Of is,l
js4sn. wYCKoFF sCRYMsER, " wsn Of
srr1t ate1 lsH fr.b Zoo .n.seib rl,.u
afstlsv 10 ha18
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-12-17
,F5A 7nE cuARLorrE JOURNAL ,
PUBLIC MEETING.

Proceedings Of Public Meeting held at
Mount houne On the ID inst. for the pur-
pose Of discussing the propriety Of estab-
lishing New County, composed Of the
adjacent parts Of the Counties Of Lincoln,
MecklensIrg, Cab4rrus, Rowan, and Ire
del.
On motion, Gen. Win. II. Eerr was call.
cd 10 tic Chair. aad a. VI. Emerson ap.
pointed Secretary.
c.. I. Davidson, Esq. wa then called Oh
70 explain the ob,ect oil the meeting and
the ptoptic:y q establishing a New Coun.
t. advocated 1t length by J.F. A. Mellon,
and Il. L. Emerson, Escfs.
The following resolutions were then sub.
United, aud unanlmou-ly adopted, VIZ:
Resolred, That it $ desirable end ezpeaient
tia, New County 10 established composed 0!
portions OF tho Counties OF Lincoln, Nacklea.
burg, Clt~rrus, Rowan, ana Iggden, having for
ts centre some po.at between Reds Store aud
Beaties Ford and as nearly egai.d.siant as 2rac.
tlcabis from Statewide and Charlotte, running
North ami South, and from Salisbury AMI Lin.
Co!nloa, running East and Vest.
RcsJ!JeL JQsthef, That we desire and reques,
tie co. operation OF our Fellow. Citizens who held
4 meeting al Beaiies Ford 10 consult On this sub
jet on Tie 9Th Of August last, deem!ug Il proper
that alcA alterations should be uads in tho Boun.
dariss d tie proposed New County as viii com.
port with the last resolution.
Reg5irsi far,!sy That a Committee Of ten
two from each Of the stoYe named Counties be
appointed, to confer With the people 10 asceg.
tain tho Boundaries and population Of the pro.
posed New County and 10 have further power 10
call public meeting al any tine they Taay deem
Necessary.
Agrceahy to the last laao.a,.oD, the fol.
loving were appointed q Commliiee, for
the object therein specified, VIZ: Robert
Burton, ard Alexander AicCs>lc Of Lin.
coin Caleb Erwin and Andrew Springs Of
Mecklcnburg; Thomas McEwen and Ro.
bert Neel Of Catalrcs James i. Kerr and
Col. Jas. Jan.son Of Rowan; and James
Turner and VIM. Hargragc Of I,edcll.
Rssolre5, Thltths proceedings Of this meeting
be Published in The Salisbury, Charlotte, and Lin
co!1ion papers.
WN. II. KERR, Chairman.
4 II. EMEa5oy, Secretary.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-12-17
THE WAR ~ ADVANCE

We perceive, with surprise and lndigna-
ton, too, from the tone and avowed seuti-
menis Of some ofthe organs Of the late Van
Buren, party, that war in advance Is pro-
claimed against Ihe coming Administration.
Besides the direct insult thus offered % pub,
lie sentiment, which the people will not fail
to resent, this movement discloses, still far.
iher, the true character OF the leaders oftle
defeated party. The rank and file Of that
party were honest in their opinions, and
meant well 10 their eforts i was their IN.
principed political guides aud headmen,
who were corrupt in their actions, and un.
scrupulous in their conduct, and who, there
fore, became so obnoxious to the great body
ofthe people. Gen. Harrison is jus; elect
ed Prcsldcnto OF the United States By the lar
gest majority that a candidate for that high
Office ever received, when there was con-
test, and, yet fer months before his term
commcnccs-before his Cabinet is appoint.
ed-before be has officially promulgated
a single measure Of his Administration, bis
adycrsarics are called upon TO EARN to
the teeth lr.de Richmond Enquirer, and
a Proclamation Of WAR in advance, IS de-
clayed against bis administration. Weare
mistaken in the Democracy of this country,
if they do not answer tins manifesto by a
renewed and still more hearty support Of
the man Of their choice. The war "
thus announced, is at once stripped o. all
disguise. It ceases to be a fair contest
1t degenerates into a j1c!ious expedition
for unworthy purposes. And, now, mark
our words Such an opposition VIII never
b. countenanced even by the late Admin.
is,ration party. While It will unite, as
With bands Of iron and hooks Of steel, the
original ireudsof General Harrison, il will
also call to the support Of that true.hear;e:
patriot, all who love ju,ies, and who will moi
for miserable party objects, see the country
again convulsed and distracted. The Anne
rican people desire to see Gen. Harrison dc
his duty; end if he acts uprightly, honestly
yirtuously, and with single eye to the in.
terests, the honor, and the prosperity Of the
Nation, he will find the same generous con
fdnnce that has been bestowed upon hlGn al
ready, continues ,,ntil he once more and for
ever reilrcs to the shades vr r-;.atr life
/ There will be no EARNING to the tech
40 war in advance. Alec. Gd-elie
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-12-17
CBAPrE ACKNOWLEDGMENT {
NOTICE,

A III. ssssns indebted 10 the firm Of A. l. ".
"A Alexander and Alexander g. Brothers, pre-
vious to the year 1910, earnestly requested to
call and settle their Notes and Accsun's by CASH
before or during the week Of January Court Our
customers know that we have been allow 10 enforce
csllcctisns and We hepo eur friends will net be Of
Tended if we are driven ta it now, as We are ny
ing TO make arrangements to purchase an
Early Spring Stock Of Goods.
ALEXANDER e. BROTHERS.
Chdrl.fe, n. c., Dec, l6, 1910. III