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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-08-11
DIsYRTCT COW E.VYIO.%, Of Ia

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This Convention assembled al the JuDc'a
on the Railroad in Hanover. on Thursday ias.
800 Citizens were present. 1t was attended
gates from Hanover, i~ienrtco, and the Cr
mond-but Is sufficient notice had not been ~
Delegates of this county. If their appointing
OF them did not attend. G.. T GooGali, E>.,
over, was appointed President, Messrs b h
or Of this county, and James BosIer ct Rcgu.
PrpsiGrnts-Mr. Charles Ellis. IT., SeCFrtary
Richard Gcoch. Assistant Secretary. 4 lar.
spectacle assembly Of Citizens attended the
,lons-one hundred went up IN the car,
Citv-And among others, from the conn.E
ties, we recogn zcd Mr. Thomas } ESa.
Cen. Gordon, from .Alhemarle, Mr.. " Sat-
pepper. MrSsrs. ID. DeIarnat:c, and ; { 500"
line, Mr.. W. Davis Of King and Queen, 81;
ton Of New Kent the Republican E.rc':
District. &c. &c-The Convention wt'r
ed by Messrs. Randolph and Gordon, IN.
~tective Speeches. \. short and admiral
was unanimously adopted, and lu.iu0 d,
dered to be prlnted-and a resolution pass
inurnlnr the Couyrntion to the .3d Srpicm'.
al Fairfield in this county We RECOMMEND.
plan T. the other District Conventions It
ball in motion, until the election. Tae 1
adjourned about . o'c!ock, to make room Is
ner; and 70 say the trU'h on tbs part Is
ipct. our landlord, williamson, = not on
bcral fellow, but a most comfortable prov
evening wore away amid toa>'s and sncrs
Roanc, the Senator of the [. :, N whose
dinner was given, addressed them nor til.
with grea, animation-and among others. NJ.
lybur,on. Smith of Culpepor, Scott Il Gar
spoke in powerful strains. som" g.: 'I'
continued amid this " east of reason and !,
unit! nine o'clocE-and they brokr up ?
each other. more than ever devoted 1" the
with animated pledges to spare no honoraDs
is in the power of Eirgln,ans, to Obtain &
glorious victory. The official Proceedings #
IN our next.
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Aug II

ESE,rTtNE DEPhuTMESr. August 10, 1910.
IMPORTATION have been tccrI:cd AT tins department of some
L mistakes which appeared III the appointment ~ Commission
crS 10 smpernmtrnd the Presidential Election, SOMETIMES merely "a
To the name ot The Commissioner, aId in sons ca>c- parsons have
been appointed who are not now living, III who do not 1--we IN thr
ruunfy ~ here they are expected 10 act. Mistakes IA tue names oi
the commissioners. and other mistakes OF the sort, VIII he cor.
rcctcd where il j. competent lar thg Executive 10 do 20: but the
law recurring tlc-r appointments 10 b. made on or before the first
oil August. and they having been made, II J. questionable whether
any original or even secondary appointment can now BE- made by
,,ri, of Marcel! II, !-3l, aud Of February -, l-1t, amply provide Tor
cyc,v contingency. The 1t act, III section, prescrInc-, that 'any
two Of the Commissioners .hatl be competent |" act" aud that u,
ay unavoidable necessity. "rn!y orc OF the Commissioners
.h,II attend, SC. he il empowered 10 associate with himself. n 4
4 nn,m;s soncr. the sheriff, or any Magistrate OF The county, or
corr.,r, .ion, who, beng qualified, &c, she'll be "a competent 10
mel ,s # ne had been commissioned BY the Governor" The act Of
IsHg "a ;, ~tlou, prescribss, that II the Executive shall fail Ia ap-
uoiu, Commissioners Ia conduct the election of ElrCtor. of Prc>i-
dent and Viz. President withln any county or corporation oG this
commonwealth, or If ~ one nj the said Commissioners, so ap
n,jutrd. should attend AT tr time and place prescribed by law,
fh.n II Shall and nay &c lawful for any t"o Justices u! The Peace,
nj thr rnir,v viuir which the election j. Ia be holden, to conduct
tiur said election. auh IL Eahc returns thereof IA The same manner
as il ti,-y had been regularly appointed and commissioned for that
pn:po>r hy tie Executive II this Commonwealth In case II
should he necessary for Justices OF the Peace 10 act, they ar" re-
rujrcd 10 take the oa,hs prescribed Tor Commissioners before they
can act. HH utlri ~ n.tfhnI'
WM. II. RICHARDSON, Soe'y Commonwealth.
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RICHMOND, TUESDAY, AUGUST i


We have received COPIES u tar rfocc,err,
rinGs counties, Tor winch &c have not rgas. n
paper.
The Corresponding COMMITTEE of .lI,r,.
appointed FOR the precinct ii CHa-Ia'tcsvL d. +.
delegate. e. attend thu Charlotte - Ii. Com.
the head OF uhom are Tn. Jefferson Rand r..
Gordon Ute other precincts are also ~.
send delegate; amounting IN all 20 l.u ~
,iso appointed y rcrnr Gcssurc HARRISON
f. Gooch. Thomas W Maury. K cl.r4 T
john r. HI. a Commtt'rr:1 prsy..a l-
modntion II he tonrrai0D-I Dem
ISOLATION Of THIS C,ty, have appmD,.s. , r.
10 arrange u. moGe %! Transported, pn. Il,
III the railroad % Charlottesville, ior tga -
Delegates who are * pcctcG from the Slg,a
viii give Gu" notice Of these Trangrmes.- n.
niarI. COMMITTEE have also appoint. 4 eleven
10 attend the District Convention !, be ae,. :, 8
ma COURTEOUS. on the Sd iiouaay Z: IL, mas,
August.
TIC Correspoudn. Committee aa4 ,he Rr,
e Prime Hitf"fn have appointed 1; Dc.r.aa.
the Charlottesville Convention. g.. JOHN q
the head Of them. Trey Eav" al, appointed
gate. to attend a District Conyen,Igu 10 b.
George Courthouse.
The Corresponding Committee f.. UqsLr,, /.
~ re arm'Hg 10 IL" teeth Tn~y have
sab Committee Of five 10 each CapralnsC
the Dls'r,ct-and ;hey nave added s,rsa .v
f~ortg.oght naErs 10 their COMMITTEES M.
the LoGS'sd access On, . Aach tie WIG. la: .-
made H. ti.,r Committee
The Republican COMMITTEE for the Metz.
Precinct Of E~ocLnzham coun,g have caEa.,.
number. in compliance with the recommends.
meeting Of the Democratic party IN Harris.
The Rockingham Reg ster ADDS the 'names
low NJ gentlemen, appointed 10 attend III" e
Vile Convention. ~hscG ar:r omitted J.o.
E-q. Capt. Thomas x N%licr, and Col. Hen.
Our drlcgai.an 10 the Convention Is composed
- unbcndIug Trends "f The people rights Il, =.
atrs,n any other portion ottne Drmocracy otI :,
The Register also publishes q certificate 81
zens, whosgu III from the Harrison coua,.
The Charlottesville Convention IS m0ya.
on. Every sign satisfies Us that Il sill b. o..
largest, strongest, and most effective NEE,
ever took place IN Virginia. Arrangements b..
to give il al! the moral tcTcc-"t which a Coog
susceptible: and 10 produce through Is lu,lma
4 general organization 4 tie Republican parts.
the whole Stale. on the ryc sd. the action.
desirable. that every county should be iu.|y ~.
Is represented.
The COMMITTEE of Vigilance o; the county
have appointed 10 Delegates 10 the Ds'rc, 4
ton, 10 be held at Winchester on the 81. s.
They heartily and cordially approve d! The
vrntron To be- held II Charlottesville. aud ~
the District Convention TO iur:hg! the alta
that object.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-08-11

4 DESIRABLE ESTATE FOR SALE will sell 10 The high
n est bidder on the Goth OF October next, on the premises, Ire
estate lying near Prince Edward Courthouse, known asSpring-
field. The tract of land contains eleven hundred acres, with cN-
c-lleut bindings, and all necessary Improvements for = coini"tta
Bile residence. There is n very iir proportion OF excellent low
grounds. and u large qnantity of highly improved Tobacco land.
The mraiuws on the estate are very productive, anl rs n"aihr>s
IT, The Courthouse. IIampdrn sydney College and FaunElic, Sc
cures 4 constant and excellent market for all il producnon;-
There j. M place IN Virginia m"'r entirely healthy. and no socie-
" superior IN Intelligence and morality 10 THAI ~ lis immediate
vicinity. Persons wishing Ia purchase ar referred 10 Nathaniel
+. Nenalir ~ Samuel ". N"nahlr, near farnI"ile. ar 10 the sub
settler lcar Cilfk>yilr. The utrT.cer viii Shrw The premises 10
any person wishing Ia see them. At The same time and place
vii! be sold all the crop aud stock.
ABRAHAM VI. vENABLE,
Cdrk.riHc, Ia.
Ann 9.-r0D
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f.tn REHARD-Ran away from the Dover Coal Mining
.olU Company. (wtlrre he was hired some time IN Apn! last,
nv negro man SANY. The said negro Il about 80 or 60 years old,
color black, and rather Under the ordinary size. No mnrks recol-
lectcd. He has been hired out as 4 boaiman for several years past,
and | an inclined Ia believe that he is either lurking about The
Basin in Richmond, or employed on some of the boats running
from tie upper country 10 Richmond. 4,
The above reward, with all reasonable expenses, will be paid
for his delivery 10 me, living in the nCIghhnrIhood of the Chester
field coal pits. JaAlsoN hooDi'
Address Coal Mine Tavern, Chesterfield.
August IL E-'
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MIR. AND MRS. KEELING Will resume the DATES Of their Fe-
wi male Boarding and Day School on the hrsi day Of October
ne,t Jhry give instruction in all the branches of solid and polite
education, and their terms Tor Tuition and Board will be the same
A. 21-3
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Eytyacf nj a later frOm a genicwan in Columbus, TO has
fnGgd IN tbs Gin, dafsd 20h iaEtaHt.
The supporters Of Harrison and ! y!eI IN ms cry are
completely used up. The members OF the State f'sh'S
party at Mii!cdrcviie drove The last nal IN their COLIN
since that time, at least one hmodr.a If that party, who,
before the meeting were opposed 10 Van Buren,, nave
come gu, heart and soul for hun. Some lew. rec"'"s,
and disappointed spirits vino are seeking tor ONCE, '4!A
about rctliur m "connirr call, d those formerly OF
the Unlon party. but now TOR Harrison; butIi WI! be ~
ro, for ti!rr" are not ten Of them III the wt"!" c'I. IN
stewart. Marion and Harris counties, all aGJ"lnin@,
THOUGH the changes are nj least four 10 one tor ' DuFch.
was last week al one o:the largest meetings ever held
in Harris county: il was held IN consequence o' a cal
extended TO all parties, and a Harrison man was as rare
an article asa white crow. Some Of the most influential
men in the county assured me that without doubt, Van
Buren, would get 0Hc M0uSGnd ont n h"fecH h""drfa
votes of the county. have nearly travelled through
Heard. Epson, Talbot, Stewart, Marion. sumpter, Lee
and Early, and from all could learn, Van Buren, has
GAINED from ffty to two hundred IN each. In stewart
count. one hundred State Rights men have declared
themselves for Van Buren,. The Columbus Herald =
daily receiving a large accession OF Subscribers from
the State Rights party, and the Enquirer, the HARRISON
paper. i losing them IN the same ratio. Ia I PS'"' 'lr'r
are ,"o hundred changes. We wall, beyond a DOUBT,
carry Trou2. winch, At the last election gave a STATE
Riri,,s majority Of one thousand.
! letter received from llabcgSLam county to-day
states. tina, changes are daily taking place tor Van
Buren, IN Cherokee county, which, without doubt, VII!
giy. linn = majority Of n 5000: ifso, andl do not doubt
Il. we wfll give Van, in this State, the small majority OF
ten thousand.
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DscRNrfrL Axp Brutal OrrRAGE- ON wed.
ncsdav evening last, Hiram q. RnnndS, Ex.frrs.dent
of the Mississippi Union Bank, baSeIy and orutally at
tackled Gov McNutt, on the streets with a club. me
Governor was standing on the street IN front ot the
door Of alcssrs. Hull y Ware, when Runnels and one
or two other Directors If HE Union BdnE approach ne q
The Governor, not suspcctInE an assault, palo no at
tention to the party, until Rrnns!s had thrust his cane
IN his face. He then turned upon hrs assai!ant and
seized his club, but Runn~ls got possession of 1t and
struck him several severe blows, when the Governor
again closed in upon him, and Runnels desIsted from
the attack.
The ruiian blows inflicted upon the Governor will,
perhaps, disable him from attention 10 his "iiicial dn'
ines for Some days-onco of the small arteries in the head
was cut, and n considerable quantity of blood lost.
We know Of no language sufficient 10 express the
basenrss of this murdcrous assault upon the Ci:cf Ma.
gistrate ofthe State.
Tn" cause Of the assault is well known to the people
Of Miss,ssippi-it is 10 he found IN the Governor pa
trio,ic opposition 10 BANK RORRERY-ln his manly de-
fence Of the people from the reckless game which the
bankers in Mississippi have hcen pursuing.
And has II come this Do those whose reckless
disregard If law has reduced the people IT Mississippi
10 their present miserable state, ~exprcthy 5r"tai force, by
fighting, and shedding the blood Of our citizens, to qucll
oppnsi,ton 10 their course II would indeed seem so
from the scenes our city is witnessing. But We can
not believe that my good citizen will SANCTION this
last outrage upon the people Of the State. lie that does
so is worse than n slave. Let every honest man be
upon his guard 10 ward of the assassin attacks ot this
desperate band of bullying swindIers.--MSsissippian
Latest FROM FLomIDa-The steamer Gen. Cinch,
Capt. Brooks. arrived tins morning from Black Creek,
b-inrs the news that the ten horses taken from ihH
DRAGONS, near Tort Mellon. the (2art cuiars Of which
npp~arcd in the i;ro-gran Of the goth had been rcco.
yrrcd. One OF the Dragons was found d~rcaGtuIly man
rlcd; tie n,i-r n,is-sng. Some Of the latter s clothes
were found fastened IL n tree, but no signs Of blood ap
pearcd -:,a.annah Telescope, .i~g. ).
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BEDFORD COUNTY.

BEDFORD COUNTY.
AT large aud respectable meeting Of Tie Democrat
ic Republicans Of Bedford county, held at Liberty, on
Monday, the eth of July, l-40, DR.. William l.. Otcv
was called to the Chair, and Nathan Reid appointed
Secretary.
On motion made and seconded, ii was resolved that
Col. George w. Wilson Of Botetourt be requested 10
address the meeting. Col. Wilson responded to the
call III an appropriate addrcss-aitcr which it was re-
solved that a committee be appointed 10 report a prcam-
bic and resolutions expressive of tho objects of the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., the following gentlemen were
appointed sad C";,.m;rtrc By the Chair, viz. Robert l.
Coleman, I. W. billiard, Edmund lockwood, Daniel
Aunspaugh, Matthew Pate, Edward h.. Williams and
James NJ. RncHcr, who, after retiring a short time re-.
ported The inll"win. resolutions which were adopted
BY the meeting:
/. Ecsoirrd, That The Republicans of Bedford coun-
Is are untcrrIficd, aud look on, more in pity than an.
ger, at the reckless, shameless, aud desperate disregard
of truth and of principles now manifested by the Fc-
deral (self-styled) Wing party of the United States, TO
get into power, Notwithstanding they profess generally
a disregard for office, or for power, and great contempt
for those holding Office.
=. Resolrcd, That the Federal Wing party in the u.
States are not connected or united as a political party,
by any great cardinal principles in the science Of Go.
vcrnment, bat are more closely connected and idrnti-
fled by their opposition TO the great leading principles
Of the Republican party, such as, that all ncn are by
nature cqual-that the minority should rule-tlat CO.
are instituted for the benefit of the govern
cd-that Offices are created for The benefit Of the pco.
p'e-that those who hold Office are aIncnable 10, and
should always reflect the will Of the constituent body.
when clearly kuown-that candidates for office should,
without disguise Or Discrimination, avow clearly aud
distinctly their opinion and principles upon each and
every great leading subject and measure of conStitu-
tionai right and power, which does or may aritate the
country; and on the policy or cxpcdiency of others
that voters have an induhitable right to interrogate, in
a respectful manner, candidates for office, as to their
and principles upon al. leading and important
subjects in which the constituent body is interested. or
OH which the representative may have to aci, and it is the
duty of the candidate TO answer FULLY, candidlv
md promptly-tha no more money should be exacted
the people by The government, than is necessary
or the economical administration vi the government.
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LAsGuoRSE ScRrGcs, %Sccr.ary.
GILES COUNTY

III ~
AT a meeting ofthc Democratic Committee of Eiti-
lance for Giles county, together with other friends of
the Administration held at the Court. house ofsaid coun.
ty, on the 9Th day Of June, $40, the Chairman o;the
Committee being absent, on motion of Thomas J.
George, Major Thomas Kirk was called to the Chair,
and Chapman J. Johnston and John Johnston, ap, Joint
ed Secretaries. Nhcreupon, on motion Of Abe ri G..
Pendleton, Guarland 5. Gerald, John McCIaua hsrty,
Manilius Chapman, David Johnston, Morton 7. En-
mons, Thomas J. George, David Eaton, Ralph F.. Stat.
ford, Charles King, John II. Ruttcr, and Davi ! Hall,
Jr, were appointed 4 committee TO prepare and report
resolutions expressive Of the object of the 7 .eeting.
The committee after having retired a few NJ oments,
returned, and Mr.. Pendleton, on behalf OF the commit.
tee, submitted the following resolutions:
/. RcsoIred, That the distinguished abiliH: expe.
rience and patriotism Of Martin Van Buren as :. states
man, entItle him to our confidence and support in The
ensuing election, for President of the u. S.
I'd. Rcsofred, That We have witnessed " rh pleasure,
the frank, honorable and decisive banner in which he
has avowed his opinions touching some Of the most de-
lica,e interests Of the South, and the fri nness and in.
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EDII.OK'S CORRESPONDENCE.
,rI NFrD
NV VINN.
Ainsrcnvtpy y Y Julr

Jas. II. CARsoS, Secretary.
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ELECTORAL. DISTRICT MEETING.

JnuX IOmNsTnN,
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Alta large meeting Of the Democratic Association
The county Of Pittsylvanla, convened at The Conrill"
on the 4th Saturday, in July, lS4O, according to adJo,
mcnt, Col. Daniel Coleman, The President thereof,
the Chair, and called the Association to order.
The Association was addressed by Messrs. Bed
II. Avcrctt, Walter S. Fontaine, James Garland
Joseph NJ. Terry.
After which, on motion, the following preamble
resolution was adopted:
Whereas, this Democratic Association, reprcscn
the Democracy Of this county, heartily approving
recommendation Of the Democratic Central Assoc'ai
for a State Convention, 10 be held at Charlottesville
the 9Th day o: September next: Therefore,
ReSOircd, That a delegation Of % be appointed II
present lie Democracy of This county in the said
vcniion; and that the President name the said del
ton Whereuron, the following gentlemen were
signated, to wit:
Gen. ncnj. W. s. Cabcll, Col. Stephen Coleman,
Abram S. Lewis, Col. Nathaniel Wilson, James {
land, WIN. NJ. Treadway, Jos. NJ. Terry, WIN. l.. {
ham, John NJ. Clopton, Walter $. Foniaine, Eus
Hunt, Julius Allen, Saml. llairston, Bedford II. 4
rctt, VIM. Rison, james a. Luck, John Jones, VIM
Claiborne, Lynch billiard, John Ward, Jacob T. ca
Thos. +. Adams, VIM. II. Edwards and Tarplcy WI
On further motion, Geo. 7. Kccsec, and the Presto
were added 10 the said delegation.
The Association then adjourned, 10 meet again at
Spring of Col. Abram Lewis, on the I'd Saturday
August next, at which time and place the menl
thereof were invited 10 attend and partakc OF an
fashioned barbecue, to be there given by the De
crazy ofthc neighborhood.
"A COZ ENtS Dr..,5>p
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-29

DR. CHURCHS COUGHl DROPs-Ths Justly cele.
- bratsd medicine st stands unryaed for the relief and
cure Of the most distressing diseases Of the breast and lungs
since hrt discovered, extraordinary have
peen Icrm.d ~ perseyerng of for short time II
az remedy caarhs shortness OF breath, tghness
"a the chest CONCEALED rh.gm asthnas consumption whoop-
ing cough II the and stomach and other
eases arising from colds Price 80 cents per bottle with full
Arectous for tts
DIR CHURC rs ESSENCE MUSTARD, for the cure Of
hesnasn bans, govt. sprains Nc There s perhaps no
mady TO which The frame subject that has hap
ppca o various kinds administered remedies than
e rheumatism there disorder that has resisted
Win ke force the attempts made to II. The virtues
u the Essence Mustard win be fond excel those other
cent? PER bottle
DR. CHUBCHs VEGETABLE LOTION, for the cure
81 ertions on the face and skin particularly pimpes eck,s
hotches rnvworrs. &c " confdentiay recommended
eri and cacobs nedy and almost indispensable APP
pfndsEe ~ q. . toilet Price IS cents bottle.
Dk. CHlkf rs ITCH OINTMENT. certain and mild
remedy f this unpleasant disorder, and has failed within
cation.
TIE virtue r. TIE above valuable remedies s fully proved by
having been used this city for upwards Of years with
onsriag success
For sale At Churoh dspensar, No. ss Bowery, corner
Spfing street e I'm cod"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-29

lust Observation-Disclosures NEW REPOR-
TER containing full asd accurate list of all the Bank
Institutions the United States, with the the
of all Counte and Altered Notes Prices Current Rates
Exchange Prices of Gold and Silver, &c.
The terms 50 advance single copies six
cents EACH Persons purchasing copies will be allowed
fifty cent.
SYLVESTER CO. l5e Broadway respectfully acquaint
the public that such eectsd enable
them Drafts and Letters Of Credit able
Of England Ireland and Scotland any required from
f5 and upwards.
They viii purchase Bills Europe and any part Of the
United States collect the low They will
also the highest price Bank Of Eng Notes
Foreign Gold and Silver. Persons RENTING
be allowed Ucurrent of all kind discounted the
lowest rates
Stock Commission sness OF every kinds attended
with punctnality.
Persons residing any &c the United States the
Canadas viii have their commands execaied with punctuay
AMI dispatch and the city will find IL
greatly 10 their advantage TO call at SYLVESTER cos
Old established Office, 1855 Broadway where much valuable
vrmaoa may be obtained free Of charge.
Corporation Bonds on sale. SYLVESTER < co.
l5s Broadway, below Maiden lane.
No eonnexion with any other Office this city else
where feI2-lm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-29

NEW SEED STORE-The subscriber respectable in
forms amateurs of horticulture and The pub in
that ne has Just received splendid Roses Ca
melias, Rhododendron, Kamias variety of rare nre
cious greenhouse Plants Most of them quite new
have before been introduced this country He
on hand large stock Of excellent vegetable Flower
'' " W I'll W. RePR Tes' T yates
BAVARIANsBREWERYIN NEWARK n The ga.
perior pure Ale brewed in The German stve IN he ahu
Enlistment of j. r. Warburg is constable ON hand snd r
sale IN barrels ahd half do for family also shipping
= - -, u.s. . Oil on'
ITO THE LADIES-Nfrs BIRD very respectfully informs
the ladies New York females generally that she con-
I'm. lii
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-29
No. a PECK SLIP.

49,. on ~ Eia continues az usual to devote hs
and diseases.
Those who have been unfortunate become the victims
OF unqualified and unprncped charaans with which this city
aeonuds consequence Of the lxy our laws regulating the
medical profession, respectfully solicited al ms old
established Dispensary No Peck slip many
manifold diseases. ~''' ~ "''''
To strangers Dr. Carpenter begs leave add that ne IL
native and" TO the born; that he is graduate OF non
College, and received is diploma this city, (clans no royal
honor Is centiate of the New State Medical
e.y and has had nearly thirty practice
tually his patients.
~ Separate Offices and entrances for the privacy pa
hents who can never come ia contact Charges
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-29

pIANO FORTES FOR HRE.-A variety of good Plane
Fores may be No. 40 West street
tween the Fifth and Sixth at short distance from the
Railroad and be hired by the month a
Also, assortment Of Piano Fores various
of rosewood and mahogany which will be sold the manufac
tuIers prices, and warranted for