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valuable Property
FOR SALE.

>HE subscriber DESTROYS of turning his at
tenhon to other business, offers for sale
ms MS property on the free road leading to the
Warm Springs, miles west of Staunton. on
accommodating terms. 1t consists of a lot
containing = = ~
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LONDON PORTER.

Abbotts superior Brown Stout. Received
and Tor sale by FORBES & WREN.
May %.
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SALE.

In pursuance Of a deed in trust executed N
1 mes subscriber on the 10th of lime 1899, by
DenJamln Vance, land of rccord in the COUNTY
oonft offlce of Augusta, will be sold for
s sash TO the highest bidder, on Monday the
C nn OF July next, (being court day,) at the
;no u raa1 OF Augusta County, the follow
my real and personal property "a Tract OF
the The North River, adjoining the lands of ino. 10.
michael, VIM Cave, Daniel Landes and Jobn
shieids' and is the same conveyed by John
and GEORGE Sites to said Vance. and contains
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ITO ACRES.

more OF less. Also, one sorrel Stud Horse.
one one bay Horse. one Sorrel Horse, one Bay
ware MARE, one road Wagon and four pair Of
GEARS: Such title only as is vested in me
oy sa1d deed Will be made to the purchaser.
JEFFERSON KINNEY, Trustee.
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A general assortment of School Books.
r, E9 AS he is an agent for a Cotton Yarn
FACTORY, ne has on hands large supply ofsu-
penor CoITON YARNS which he will sell
at FACTORY prices with the addition of the
carriage, for cash. - VIZ
lie invites his friends and customers to
call and see him, and as the times are rather
HARD, he will sell as low for cash or on a
snort credit to puactual customers as any one
in the county.
May 81, 1910.
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THE PLANTATION

lying and situated on the Bull Pasture Rive
In the county of Pendleton, known by the
name Of the IRVINE and Parrot lands, and adj.
Joining the lands of Peter Hull above and
Charles Stuart below 1T being the plants-
lion on which said Sitlington formerly resid-
It's highly valuable grazing farm will,
extensive 5 Improvements on it--but particu-
ldr description OF the property is deemed un-
themselves. - 'oi
The title is believed to be unquestionabIe.
but as Trustee will convey such only as ia
vested in me by the aforesaid deed.
THOMAS JONES, Trustee.
March 10.
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Trustees Sale.

KY virtue of Deed of Trust executed bv
John Sltlington on the 10Th Sept. 1889,
ana OF record In the Office of the COUNTY
court OF Pendleton, will proceed on SatuI-
day the 23d day of May next, to sell at pub
1 nc auction, on the premises, to the highest
bidder, for ready money
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OF the first quality, from SIS to SG.-Also the
second quality, from SO to 81. and all other
Kinds from 81 SO to $40. 1t would be an
advantage to the people in general to supply
themselves from the manufacturers of the ar
tlcle themselves.
McCOMB g. CARRIER.
@taunton, May 81, 1910.
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NEW STORE.


y "A nj ES G. M "A PIN,
II ESPECTFULLY informs his friends
that ne has removed his Store to the room
formerly occupied by Messrs. Patterson and
brown, one door below Messrs. Allen & Coch-
rams Store, and the second door above Mes
srs. Breckenridge & Crawford's---and has
now no: completed his spring supply of Merchan-
die, consisting of
DRY GOODS,
Groceries, Queensware, Hardware,
Boots, Shoes, sc.
ALSO.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-07-09

v>HE subscribers have now received their
spring supply of
DRUGS AND MEDICINES
embracing among numerous others, the fol-
lowing articles:
Alum, Aloes, ALCOHOL, Bark (Calasava ,
Blue Mass (Eng.,) Borax, EPSON Salts
Calomel (Eng.) Cantharides, CAMpHoR'
Cream Tartar, CASTOR On, (fresh cold
p1essed,) Ether, Emery (assorted } Flour LolT
OF Slippery Elm, Flower of Sulphur, Fen.
lgreek Seed, French Chalk, Gum Arabic
(suPenor) &. Myrrh, Ginger .(white and
COM, lotiman's Anodyne, Iodine, Ippecac
JalaP, JUJUBE PASTE, Mamma, Morpbine
Nipple Shells, OPIUM, Oil Almonds, Anise
Gloves, Lemon, Lavender, Kreosote, Pink
Root, Pearl Ash, Pepper, Pimento, QUIy.
me, QUICKSILVER, Rhubarb (root and pow
der,) Red Precipnate, Rochelle Salts. Salt.
Petre, Sponge, Coarse and fine SAL Ara
TUs, STARCH, Sugar of Lead, Seidlj,z
and Soda Powders, Thompson's Eve Wa.
ter, Tooth Brushes, &c.
Swaim's Panacea,
M'Lane's Vermifuge, Gem.
FLUID Ext. Sarsaparilla, inc.
Ext. Buchu,
Peters Pills, J
E Eys's do do: Genuine.
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NOTICE..

WE would inform our friends and the pub
lie IN general that we keep on hand and
make to order
Russia aHa Is, Black & White
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POSTPONEMENT
Thursday the 18th day of August. u'''''
June %, 1910.
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SALE.

hESIROuS to be extricated from nv pre-
sent embarrassment, wish to sell nv
right and interest in and to the Plantation on
which ! now live, lying on the Middle River,
about SIX miles northeast of Staunton, and
three miles from DR.. Davidson's Mill, en- the
valley Road, containing by late survey
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-24
King Love.

Do you ask who why It's easily told
am older than sin, am brighter than goli
dw Ii first in Eden when sent upon earth,
And knew mother Ese Of celestial birth.
And yet, like youth in his prime, stili rove;
Say, who does not know mel-I'm old King Love.
The warrior brave with his brow laurel bound,
When touched by my sccptre bends low to the ground.
Each monarch OF earth must my mandate obey,
And the maiden OF mildness ne'er answers me nay.
! add a new ray TO her eye OF the dove;
For all must admire me-Im old King Love
Itame the rude sa' eye, whatever his mind,
cheer the bold sailor that rocks in the wiad,
soothe the sal culprit that signs TO be free,
And the exile is hushed when he thinks upon me.
The fish Of the ocean, the birds Of the grove,
All know me, and praise me-Pm old King Love!
SO come at my calling, both youthful and old,
The earth is my empire its hearts and its gold,
Without bright Hope would Dc shorn OF his sway,
And the nigh, Of the mind never waken in day.
No winter can chill mel spring from above
No marvel We court me-l'm old King Love.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-24
FRENCH SPECIFIC.

1EON If 1T FAILS to effect rapid and perfect cure
pow without the least regard to Diet drink hndance
from business.
All who have contracted certain disease and wish
rid with little trouble and without the liability
shsuld use LEROYS FRENCH SPECIFIC, the only medi.
clue discovered that will this complaint without
change of DIET, and does affect the BREAI II il
prevents discovery while using it.
In long Chrenc of the disease obstinate
elects Fluor Albus Gravel Female Complaints
sfthese beyond doubt the eaectual remedy
dsco having obstinate cases. after
other me diciae had failed.
which pat in bottles with full directions in the English and
French languages. Price 81 bottle
NOTICE-The genuine Specific formerly Sold at Ne. SIS
Nassau street, will in future be sold only Dr. HARRIS
Drug Store, of Broadway and Chambers street. New
York; at of Sixth and Market streets Phade phia
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-24

ELMONr HALL, sCHOOLEY's MOUNTAIN
ID SPRINGS, y J.-By railroad from Jersey City to Nor
rstown thence 10 miles by posteeachesLsaves New OH
morning o'clock, arriving at the Hall at r Nj,
Belmont Hall perhaps unryaed N location, situated on
the highest Of the mountain 1000 feet above Underwater
surrounded by fsfk NJ nsny acres, richly adorned with
Forest Fruit and Ornamental Trees, to which every year
many valuable added. There "
teHsve stable Just cgmeed not surpassed by any the
10 give general sat sactiOn TO his numerous patrons, Mrs
iHchman viii devote ser unremtted attention to the ladies'
department A usual.
The Proprietor ~ Belmont Hall 10 also proprietor Of the
Mineral Springs where much has recently been expended for
he comfort u he yt5rs when they wish 70 enjoy this Cha
iybsae the fouuai. Cooks walters Sc with stores the
the city affords have been andy provided and
again ready welcome healthy and fashionable retreat
AT Who Do With their Families wishing
10 secure a. vii DO well o. Apply early.
JOHN HtNCHNA~.
~ Horses and carriages 10 le also ladies' saddle horses
iva In
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-24
WORM LOZENGES.

NIIERNAIs7S WUKM LOZENUES The Greatest
~ medicine in the world.
DR. CHU RCHILL has used them in fry cases, cured
ten Of and three Of fits He considers
and recommends them TO all.
MIR j. 3. MONIES used them his family with entire
snccess and several of has friends have great confidence
them
Col CLARK cured one of his children ofspasps and one
Of cts, asioued BY
The Hon b. b. BEARDSLEY thinks they have saved the
life of of his children IL had been long time in decline
and attended By the best physicians without relief
the only hope; he did and throg the blessing God
hts child u we-anoher living evidence ofther woHder
fol virtues. Mr. b. family SHOULD be without them
More than 1900 certificates might be added Of their truly
wonderful properties.
Sold the warehouse. oe Nassau street one door above
Ann as Chatham $50 30 very; Bleecker Dodd corner
Broadway; and i5s Fulton street, Brook yn
Whore also he had Shermans Lozenges for
(ssqraieehe, heartbur eSlds, Sc.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-24

The following pretty and appropriate verses were
emily sung at Drury Lane Theatre -
Con SAVED THE QUEEN.
God saved the Queen the young and good
Sheds love around her bright and far.
joy JOY that dark stain Of blood
Hath dimmd her star
That crime grew palsied by throne,
Where viz .ue's spirit sits serene,
And while heav'n watchd above its own,
God saved the Queen
God saved the Queen the happy light
or marriage bliss was on her brow,
Stu in her heart the young delight
Dwells sweetly
The transport of peoples joy,
At its unfading wild is seen;
For blessed in its unalOy-
God saved the Queen.
God saved the Queen.-all thoughts apart
This GROWING JOY Ellis every mind!
She sits within the nations heart,
An angel shrined.
There, very happiness TO lure,
To light it yet with glory's sheen
To glad the rich, to bless the POOR
God saved the Queen
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-24
Our Daily Paths.

1l,., beaut, az --ouii err '' g Do' Cur "4eAiai
Ssst aids familiar things. end through their low
W. may Rad it where hodgerOw showers It's bio sons
q, eot1ase windo sparkes forth the last red light Of
day.
We may find where spring shines clear beneath an
with the foxsove DER tho waters glass, borne down
wards by the bee; 4, 49, .,aros il
Or where swift ana sunny CLEAN on the birchen stems
Asa soft wind playing parts the leaves in e0pse' green
and lone
We may find the winter bough'' as they cross the
While soft on icy pool their pencipd shadows
When look upon their by the fairy frost work
Whence the fitting redbreas shakes shower Of crystals
to the ground
Yes beauty dwells in all our pahs-bu' sorrow too is
How of some cloud within us dms the bright still summer
When carry our sickly hearts abroad amidst the joy
things,
That through the leay places glance many -colored
wings.
With shadows from the past we fill the happy woodland
And mournful memory of the dead is with us in the
glades; -,
And our dreamke ancies lend the wind an echos plain
tive tone
OF melodies and of slvery laughter gone
But free to do thus-to wander as we will
breezy hilll g..
No in our daily paths lie that oft times bind us ias
While from their narrow round see the golden day
fleet past.
They hold us from WOODLANDS haunts and violet din
giles back, -
And all the lovely sounds and CLEANS in the SHINING
rivers track;
They bar us from heritage Of sprng-t hope and
mrth, ,
dust of earth.
Yet should this bel-Too much too soon, despondingly
yield - 80
better lesson taught by the lilies of the field.
by the birds of heayen-which tell us, IN their
flight,
OF that through the desert air for ever guides them
right.
Shall this knowledge calm hearts, and bid vain
conflicts ceasef
Az, when they commune with themselves in holy hours
OF peace;
And feel that by the ghts and clouds through which our
pathway lies,
BY the beauty and the grief alike, training for the
skies
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-24

DR.. AvENEL'S PROPHYLACTIC REMEDIES
CONSISTING OIL. THE TIGER PILL, for severe and
PT condition
J. THE EUPHRAsA COMPOUND, for feeble and deli
- THE XMHRANTH SYRUP, for morbid affections of
s. THE ANAGALLIs PILL, for irregular action of the
THE CARDAMINE PILL, for deransed function Of the
T. THE vERBENA PILL, for ailments incident to fe
8. THE osMUNDA PILL, for dyspepsia invaluable,
o. THE DRUIDs TlNCTURE, for dyseHtery and diar-
TO- THE LAPsANA POWDER, for the diseases of chill
IL THE fsATIs IMMINENT, for obstinate diseases of
ia THE soLIDAGo OINTMENT. for injuries and COM
mon diseases of the SKIN.
Or partial are liable to objections The preceding a.
other theories i is dssimar in one feature namely,
in embracing series Of facts carefully examined and fully
certain organs rs closely corresponding mani.
one SOURCE and the mahssy absurd and aadaenty base
pre- Of curing (and nabyi ali possible
# ssti!l.? public sG11Sdsnef
with i: se,S upon q. organ
varied as to SUIT The changing men
different from disease OF the lungs
an In as sf palsy XII Be
dep ndng functional angsment or structural disease mn
bot sy % S
sssssa: to t the r9s hey
been found to peculiar control necessarily
dun Of popular medicine rAMrHiET giving fulle details
and drecusns respecting the virtues of the
may be had with the medicine 10
bowERy Ash GRAND STREET Esehof the remedies may
be relied general Pnncpes the treatment of disease
and will be fouad the disorders
which they recommended Under each medicine a great
variety could be adducea Of their healing
efficacy, let the following serve as specimen .
&c, 2sh street. As of dark complexion, pId
die stature stouy made seized with intense pain in the
bowels which spite Of eechug bleeding, bstering, njec
tons cslome opium and the like, continued th
voece for nearly aweek the bowels remaining obstlDstey
costive all the On the eighth morning
given, in three hours the pain left the bowels
freely opened and "a hours the patient completely
stored
Mr.. b, 10Th street was seized with similar sympems
had been four days the greatest during whch all the
ordinary remedies had been tried On the fifth day
given and in 30 hours he returned TO his
usual avocation.
VT, OrovestTes had f.r some,im. conpainsd q pain
the chest and general stude at last seized with
inflammation of the lngs, ncessant cough, difficult
breathing parehed tongue great resessRes Se One TIGER
given which uring the day, removed all bad symptoms
and by giVg two doses of the ASAoALLs PILL Ia two
three dsys was completely recovered.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-24
MI.5ila;|

EENALE MONTHLY PILL MADAME REsTELL
Female Physician being satisfied from her perfect acquan
lance with the peculiar physiology and OF the female
frame that most Of the complaints 10 which females sub
have their almost invariably the guary
and Of sose functions Of nature 20 which
indebted for health and cheeruness aud of
happiness aud which indeed - perhaps the greatest
affection q which can be suhectas to this
attribute those violent and convusve adachts arrangement
stomach gnawing y the SIDE burning IN the ches dis
tarbed and everish sleep, ghtu dreams anguor debility
weakness die lehargy and dsinenaion 20
uyty employment deathly, ssOw and insnnste
pex0n want OF appetite and short the utter prostaton o
the very Susceptibility for the enjoyment in
stances endurance OF life; enrerderng that melancholy Of
mind and depression q spirits that itself but
prolongation ~ surrg aud wrechedEess and which, slas
not unrequeBt dooms the unhappy victim TO the prpetra
"a o. suicide How then, TO means 10 obvats
ole medicine specaly adapted produce thos. rgu
lar actions indispensable 10 health
Madame Restsls female Monthly Pills long well known in
Europe for their efficacy and safety have ady, within the
short period Of introduction Into the United states
CURED extensive From the opportunities afford
ed Madame Rest IN asceranns the effects produced by the
Of various SPECIFICS snry has enabled her successfully To
combine the virtues and or several ngrdents which
though mild very ecacious IN the composition u me Fe
abstain their for that AIMED
the full and particular directions when and bow 60
which accompany each boz Madame tsels sgnatu
written the ofesch Dor. Price a..
For sale Cherry street, Cathar1e
Of Alien; Canal street, and 81 Madame Rstells
Oce IN Greenwich street, near Couttlsnit New York
No ~ Fair street Newark u Or John adv, 2tl Wet
ninssr street Providence r. Philadelphia Office, ss South
FPhtsireet. ~ lndSw'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-24

DEv. CHARLIE rs CONSTANTINE PIsE D. D.--A bean
N ful Ergrvinr Of the Rev Charles Cohs anne Pse ID ID
will be published before the first Of August It's ,zs
will be Ia inches, and the
style vi h finest ezzonto from original painting
q Of the fret artists in thus cosntry printed TIE
French pur delivered subscribers dollar
Published By AUGUSTINE A. DUGAN.
iva let % Nassau street, as Broadway,
= VIII b: delivered to subscribers by Ii. lat Of August
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-24

NEW CASTLE, Del, Feb. itth 1888
DE LEvIsoN-Dear sir--I can never Be graeio spsush
Medicnsv( Hunters Red Drop was for five affect
ted with enerea and dnriag that time took many medicines
but nonewould cure At last physical gave Ups
but fortunately one day was ,e,kiss to friend the sub
cine tina woud mi Of which purchased Of your
agent IN Phfadslrhia and the result that enjoying
perfect health Now, after suffering long 6ncng
last such signal relief from Hunters He'd Drop feel II nv
duty inform the interested where relief may had
T. b. h..
Division 81 per vial. ara
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-24

MANgLEs. MANGLEs-PRICEs REDUCED
INPOR1Af II 20 Hotel AMI boarding House Keepers and
tsmilies.-DU Moan IVES r respectfully inform the
public that they have hand and their
Patent Manges which, ~ utility aud durability, be
supposedly n - labor machine entirely supst
ecds the 81 roug and rsgdly puts beautiu CLOSE On
sheets table nen Nc. Nc. without TIE aid Of fuel They
be seen operation II the CT Hotel, Pearl Street
House, Athenaum and Carlton Hosses.
~. B-A second hand Maneie for sale cheap.
They sold at Ne Lutte Green street scar Liberty
New York where Nessss d. w do all Kind. work
and bell hanging cheap be done city. jy22
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-24
1RUSSES.

RUPTURE CURED AT DIR. AMOS @ HULLS Es-
~ TABLISHMENT VESEY STREET, ASTOR
HOUSE-Dr Hulls Trusses modified to shortea their
Of cure very much The Truss is called
"THE RADICAL CURE TRUSS"
This great unqualified ton
Of the faculty of New York.
The last granted the FIRST
PREMIUM for this Truss, the recommendation of it's
Judges consisting of five eminent ply cians and
The public cautioned ainst pretended by
Truss hawkers there such thing a principle
Of not hitherto known the this
ected BY medical men hgmbug of mechanics who
DIR. HULL'S establishment has been well known for
than twenty 1t only still under the
of the faculty.
90 No other business permitted in this Office and well
known surgeon, who declines all other calls
constant attendance
Ruptsed persons cautioned against being by
pretended agents. NO TRUSS is GENUINE UNLES 5
SIGNED BY ME IN WRITING.
AMOS G. HULL, Md.
ap2s y Vesey street, New York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-24

DR. EVANS CELEBRATED MEDICINE. an eomposse
- Of vssslaele which exert specific action upor
The hoods guckened and equased crcuston hrsag
@ the ssre%ts:i and as ali The seerstions Of the Iedy a
action selsen ad sser
s seseg esss Ay morbid action which may have 1ts
is grilsd, and the body resumes aheslthfal state.
beea oroug By The proprietor to the OfpecOh,
ssps,srs The use the othsr pedeiSs and
the body ~ The due performance of its functions and
s Ss longer Sds Sss Would irs and the to
s9 50 sS%s and ,Ss" TIA, old age when
he fSy rSS siss
sS%s1ssd;d Thai y .,I.sF:ais .au.lr,p.
circulation through the e.ef,tory duets into the pas
winch may Be regulated BY the doses Always tat
Sn Sa ii osSsf the so h .o S son. :,
the proportion, by which the blood invariably
Steal use ofhe medicines will undoub,
butn such cages The dos. be augmented according
.sp,ed constitution that they ay be tafen At Fl %s.
II ~ eases Of hypoeondr.eisn, low spirits, pspts.
Ga emma sesHs a'9 eitc nSy
green sickness. sian or nnss
eR he e - eI.% S%hrs o @
f If '''' ''" 'H' 'n'A1' BY course OF Dr. VIM Evans
Nausea vomiting pains IN The side limbs. head stomach
nate ssnr Of heat and ehSsss rs%ofs, WsehiSSs sst,
by a ssional dose Of DIR. Evans medicines
Of the most dangerous epochs females the chang,
ofc and u = then they require medicine which will inv.
their CALCULATIONS and tus their
a ray enable them 10 wiihsi and the shock.
Whenthe system has been too largely drawn
'rTs ssJ Essa M sea f11s s @'f So Nv
F.rk. NLere ne Docfor nay & consulted
Be <rtculs seeing mat the labels contain fllowiaf
notice. Entered according 20 act of Congress By WIN
Evans in TIE war lss tie Clerks ofcs II the Southern
:. Powsl, IS Conhill, Boston, EDs
Mortimer and Mowgsy. Baltim.re IA.
y. March Exchange place, Portsmosth, " VI
Joseph Gill, Richmond Va
Lewis johnson, Washington, DC.
= Z. farkhefs,, y cnnau, Ohioi
Brown and w slsh. Delaware. Desvar.Cs- fhol
s, shouy, Dayton, Montgomery Cs OhioI
Joan Rsison, Rahvay Nj
s.U. Caldwell. Syracuse, NY
William l.. Essten, Lowyill-, NY
Peter Y an setback kind,rhook NY
H. y. Jsues, J4insics.
Garfield n Robins, Hartford, Co
T. Hardssty Harrsonbury. Va
Samuel Wsstcctt, Hudson. Nv
r. a. Line DIN, tiAlewelL NJ.
" Miller y co Hsgerstovn, Nd
Charles Crskshsnk, GeorKstown, D. G.
Ce@ns A " silacs. Goshen,
BeuiAmin Earl Co, Fall River, Mass
A. Hall, Fayettsville, NC.
q. Jshrsun frarin, Ohio.
1hQs. N. Dawson n Sen, Eaetsn, Md.
j. II, Whecly, Dover, Nh
sisphsn Van Shack, Albany, Ny
Benjamin Old. Newark, NJ
Western Ofbcs, A. Wall street, Louisville, Kss.
no And By all Dr. Wfa Evans authorized throvg
cut The United states. iy2osd&wv
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-24

Dr. I n REWARD.-Lost. Carpet Bag full Of numerous
small packages, rendering Il quite heavy No
excepting on s numerous papers with which. f opened
will ~ lead 90 the owners and residence
has probably gone into Of the New England states with
baggage from Ohio, II stood such baggage
Thursday the 25h At the Hartford steamboat baggage house
No. III South street New Ycrk Bag made Of broad stripe
carpet stripe running round large leather botto bag about
inches high ard broad ard render nearly by
the bundles oparers books &C. within ~ not but
in fair eondtien locked BY the Jaws ~ top keyhoe in
jaw and staple IN the other s contents ofsmall vsse TO
but the The finder will ohge the subscriber by
giving him immediate notice when found and Forwarding
No, III South street. New YORK Of JOHN SAATON
ia aSwtm' JUSTIN PIERCE. 81 Bey st. Y.