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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-19

DRRgERTs DE gIalsful shaahi d maay
kio8 frieSds fog their sapport 81 paiFo-
aaes, and hopes % MkFit seatiaukh15 here
oG Re very Bazy Who profess 9 - Ne fsisnds,
Ne Voa,d FDspaelfaily aay, that any fHrther =
mouag they MY ulsk 10 have pIaead u their
eFndil. WI - received ID money. 81 premises
Wcaid satisfy hIs ese1ltofa. Ne has snaicieal On
hesS q ssast aiI noas iareucsea
fsaf1rfa Perry, eept. *, fefo.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-19

YWvtfR subscrben tsbanT tbelr erssagul .e-
knowledgmenls % tkeir fsieada nnS cniio-
nlsrs Coz shsf vssy libefsl eneoars xomeni. since
theg eoAnsncsd the cr.saV tnsinsls. and would
rnaPertfnliy lnforn ihfm ihas they have ersslIy
opiargtt thelr siors Feom, spd rsnsaqusniIv afs
prepared q ktsp nock l1rsnf anf Ia6fs -.
nsraf asi1rimtds. MY kato iasl fs.hrsst
Grom the nlhFksts. sat ars Sow fecslslhr ass
ppsainE rafy extsnaiFe STOCK On GOODS
will - sqld a. sssy ahorl prelis fei essh.-
All. 4hslheP thsy gish e putchsso q hot. srs
savited 20 call md examihs eur sfeek asd pricta
und in1gs f6f thomssivas.
MILLER. saEEEJROAc & co.
Ostshsr 8. 1870.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-19

n any 81 lbs public meesines held Wi,hio
tha iast tSeIse moatha. with Sslsseaee "a
sbs lpploachioe Rsesideaiisf elecgioa. I
have dCcRed itp.y duly % leave the t,so.
pie II the union 20 make up fheir own
slime. Upon whom thsy wIll eosfsr the
hoaor and impose the beFdsn OF their
chief masislfaey --and 10 psssaancs o.
lhs same oblizaii5n. ] have fafFained
tIom addressing my coarlituenis. ssea hy
letter, q J had OCCASIONS ally done be-
fore; bsi which could 20, have failed
AZ this time 20 be autibuted table desire
q iaaueneins she elsciioa. Of The Prssi-
denL OF even 10 mosive st.ll more sci.
iiah snd sosdid. "a Is source oGsatisfae-
ilon 70 me 70 perceive that the people IN
al: parts ofths Union have msds up their
usina,, without needing szhortatioa or 90
licitaiioo from ne.
Lana, with graz respect. e.aticrseb, voaf fdcnA
apd feilvw citizen.
Holm quincy ADAMS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-19

Tnk Puntic psBf-T Tbs Secretary Of
the Trsssury. andsf date q Nov. q ~.
ports the aggregate amoual o. Treasury
Eotes now outstanding q 81 Csc ,&oo.---
ol these. e2. 500 600 are bearing 80 int.
rest OF OS-0 per cent. The confirms
What NE stated early II lhs ssAson Ia "a
gard 70 the amouBs Of Issue and Interest,
athoaEh many were incfedolous--3l A.
osstts bear an iolersst Of 3 per ceEs,----
The residus 2 per cent. The public debt
= soou. one hondFed and three Thousand
doilars lager than IL vas q usalssh 49,.
fWskiastsa G,.Al.,rfna
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-19

sNTaU rate ~ BEsEmeer pssss.
VWTE are zoe opaniax eur Pan eni winisr
w supply q GOODS.
Z y. & C. ~ .aE1QUfTH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-19
MmnHnaa q.

GWEfas's psaasss, HoathS pskaesn, ssoE
- fa,sf Lies ehiefs. fheal1 ai,ieFs. tlFftea
SFFufs-~ ESffeef 3sFakr4FiIla. Eiiaaf Tia
pie,srsiIsse aes.rss1 b Pafi1sfs IS 90 kisoi.
ecf1fale1s s,eesas 4 frash snspig 81 fta ..
nsgs, So vafsLafs1 feauiha. efsfss 81 isie 81
Sept 1850 NcuEo
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-19

.Bayme's Car1lafmatfve WnlsaKla
A Cuge fas Dyseniefy. Diarrhsa, Choiefs
IA Norbas, summer Couplaint. Cholie. 6car
Stomach, &C.. and 81 diseases ef tbs 8tonash
ana Bepek also III Spasuodis ahd Nervous
Diseases Fries 50 eenis,
PEE taie by Up BROWN q CO..
Jolly -. 1850 .sEinls.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-19
ELECTION or ELECTORS IN PExNsYL-
wanna.

By The laws 81 Psnnsyisaniacne ledge
from eseh slretion district els at he
Court House 10 their respective Counties,
on she .Aoaday following the election and
casts up the votes given 10 said eonntyi
they then rake cut thTse FstnFnA. sign
them. and deliver tWo io the Psothonalo-
~. who deposila oae 81 them in The Post
Odles directed 10 the SeeFslsry Of Stats.
sad Giles che other IL his Office 1.-The
third return i delivered 10 the Sheriff
Who is bo0sd 20 deliver Il 10 tbs Cover
pcF wisbia fouytssnNdays. thsFeafieF--Tbe
Governor - then directed 10 issua pro-
eiamssion 81 he psssona elected before
the last Hisiasaiag Of N opeslbsy ue4i sileE
the eleciion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-19

EAsNA& &44ss3ASss
sxTaA sagsr tgeshaa csliaFs,
~ ffisA Gaeea. fail eoaafe
Plaid -. 90.
Dsesk Cbaslila Eaee 8eiis.
Pia1 snA e1stet aeaaat siita
Ria1 aad Valset RfsSsea
89bgeitsFs6 aos Fisin sraaselaists,
aeiga aapog. e-rsta cii's naa chrilaga.
eleeS go biae hl,st tseas1iaaos niIh q ssst
Eaay etasg Raa<y coaae 60 saIatg
3 G. ~. afsQUIEH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-19

LsasRfA hes q popaisiiea 81 800 -,
rieaa eoleaias. abd SO. Geo nsssgus. ID
hss nine ssiiiemsRls % lsRhe ib6 tao
noii disiahi 61iae 38g aisiss spsii - ibs
sea eossi--ihs efbefs a ysfions distances
ioiefmetisie. Iia Ssgsisofy. rsocmtd by
pufrhsss. rentaios seBliy otia GOO ssfss
81 isnd. sat ether large tracts can bs e..
slg e5isinsf q iAs naiies esnefs "a tho
aafne @sy. The EoFsfBnsai q Woddlsd
alief eva osa. end i p9lslg fspahlIcss.
a4nidisifFsd slmosf shelly 81 colofed
peqpls. Aggieallpfs isfhdfiag sd great
~ fEiraainf knar printing Hsenrs sse
Y piefsiian Essdig .ene cbafthrs ere
es<snias5 seas ~ fhsm composed 81 a.
eve eoaesgf More lbaa 80 ofjaipa8
niaisirFl tfe theset3 'u religious iearh.
t8F. 1sn taIt Schools sfe regUl.fs
~ iieaas3 ha5 oa fbe aho.e. ibs CD.
'ssg aassr anpesfta better ibsa neN.
tef sa sHirelg sfHseiifs ID iis isis8as 90
l6e essaad II 't gsssi etsiaissm
fEet1fr,f.r.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-19

BOO ROUNDS. olasaliaR. is part, OF l.snoa,
- lsint, easnsfIs1. tlosFAonnd, Ainc1t, sal.
nal, Fiiaefi, Spice. Nutnea. fsnsiila. CeiaRas,
Hsrhsta.Rstsr. esrl u. lete.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-19

Rsfsscessioa offae Disfricf II colam-
sss---ln tAs Legislators 81 Rhode Island
% Wednesday iaei. e message visa re-
eeived fsom the CostEnos. pfsseniing 10
The Hosss ; eommapieaiion from Gen.
Wslter Junsa. q ahis city, uecompsSiea
BY FsmcnstFanca from divers eiiizans Of
tie District cf Columbia, proteslisk
against szeiusfes lsgisleiiaa by CoagTcss
for add over gse District. Wiih the shove
ssa also pressatsd 70 the House com.
muBicsiian from divegs oihef citizsaa a
lbs District q Celembia, Fsqaeshux lho
Legislsiafs 70 sdop4 such neasufss a.
msy seem sEpfdisnt % procure retro.
cetsiou Uf esfiais portions u TIE District
of Colnnhia. % ne States to which =
formerly belonged. The ahOis subject
ass referred 10 teltei committees. 20 re-.
post ibQrsaa a ne next Jsnnsey session.
ffaf 90 Ma. 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-19

tt-l-V - - y - , y = NNT-II - Nv =
gNlilE ailanfion 81 Rbyaiciana !, Invited q thil
nSnfnl preparation. Which II the Fgncties
rupuiaiion- Applied for afsw momsnss. u &
pSeerfasly rubilaeient, and II eonilsusd sor Eve
minniss viii produce fsll Veaieation. FeF aals
By ,. P. Brown q CO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-19

SPLENDID CHINA asd gI4Sg
war
f have tali GO fst 'Ef<z azt et'tffit
aas1FgaEst ~ Etlsa ED eistl Wsf6.
aazs .s1is. ffsM a e. So Aiso 9sastsI
.s,er5nssI - So sr1s ~ asesssstfs. az 81
ssieh aiH % sef sssg s Sc asHs a.
sasalisa 81 sae isfea
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-19

EVANB,5 Seeking afrap. q 4aiaahls eFti.
u y sls Zoe ehiliFsa TsslhinS, sllaylag ir3ifs-
ilan eu9 ihasmcaasiao ~ Ne sans. aad pFetes.
sspi ~. tatG
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-19
LeneOs, ors. -. isso.

Louis PHILIPPE AGAIN SHOT At
Anoiher attempt 10 assassinale LOUIS
RhlliPPe was made on The l5th. By q per.
son SAID 10 be named DsFmea. . nativs OF
Mafssiiles. lie fred Al the King ~ he
was passlDg aiong the Qusi Of the Tali-
iesies % bis way 10 81. Cloud. No one
was injured, snd the assassin was arrest
ed aud confessed his crime. The funds
fell 81 ToFtonfs IN consequence Of the II.
FAR, but soon rallied. Verify the citizen
King must be a. involnerable a. Achilles
yet Pefadventure, he may yet be hit
IN the heel.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-19

The Locofoeos complain that General
Harrison Snee approved Of uhippipe pOer
white men. II Is certain, however, that
The good old General never contemplated
hasing poor white folks so shockingIy
whipped Is the poor Loc0foeos Of Indisna
aud Kentucky were upon . recent ocea-
sion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-19

NE ~ EslAE GOODS.
HAVE list fetssasa lssn ne kusltfn nar.
u ksla end en- nsN openipe large aad ws,l
eelsete3 sloek - E9Gks & WINTER oO0Bs.
Ototsr 8, 1850
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-19

Tie dsfsaf Of Wegns, The Louisville
Gazette Says--.'It is said that boy has
been taken up At Nashville for docioring
Wagner 60 a. 10 cause hls late defeat
a letter has been received IN iSts city
stating that the boy has eonfested has
crime, and has made known the names q
the persons who insdsaied him."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-19

The Locofoeo papers Try 20 Tidieuls
Gen. Harrison on account Of the number
Of certificates that have been volunteered
an his behalf May Of those certificates
are eminsntiy honorable 70 him. yet one
Will be given him next week thousand
times more honorable thsn al the rest il
VIII Be given under the hand and great
seal Of the people Of the United States.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-19

Nj. Dawson, Of Michigan, while ID.
dressing che meeting At Fansuil Hall. said
ihss il had been Fecommeadsd that The
biood .Aosnds shaaldbe transferred from the
H0T to the Treasury Dspayfmelaf 70 track
the defaOlters---but he thought il an un-
wise policy. ~ Il .wa1 well known the
blood.hound could not track any one who
did not leave a sesAt (eensl behind.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-19

HVss AsfnauMezss.
81 AFo' lifsINENr. fas Pilss. A lases up.
~ ~ e TIA seseryStly sslsastlsS sfiieis,
81 hsa4 80 Sc tais 81 ROuNG,s.
EafFegsrFsrrl. sept -, 1850.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-19

SICK 8eA9 Ache Remedy
stP0nE's asnsSy fos B,ek flsua AuAe. !
~ have rsesIFet fFssh sappig 81 Ne sboss
aEsleia, qad take pieasars y lesiifgins q ~
YOUNG.
HIslparl.saEsg. SEPT 3. $50.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-19

Tshi ,feestt 500 aouafas alt "A
rsase 81 lsdias dresses e FSaaes
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-19

~ 3 enPeFiog qaaiIlg, aaa e6sk Calico A
W ap, fSs csnfssis, 4
0oisbsr IS. 1890.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-19

,. Rtggtssss vegetable Free
pNr0et0ap,
non tes surs Of Djarrhoa, Dyssnterys ch0-
lie, Feser SD Agn1. Ne. Tkia MedieIne
haaAeen o1cd for theaocga usut4 diseases, sd
o noariy ertf5 sotaah ~ s1scisd teege Ina
.Vefy ah6eskt1iss u \ B lh1 fanily msdieius.>~
Rqr1ons -alo Are p,thIpct - severe ATTACKS ,
Ctolle shenid sever y 9ilheuiil.
shsperrdslswn, oct -, 1850.
AN uANvfLl.E7s counlsrirsissst Eoiioo, pro
N toeing immcdiaio sssicasIon apd power
fai counlerirriislioR. received end fer pslsat
d. sTRAlTH's DssS Slsrs-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-29
Correspondence Of the Herald. |

ALBANY, April q.
Mr. Delavan has east the brewers. The verdict
OF the jury is virtual declaration that the charge
upon the brewers of making their ale out OF water,
Favored with dead cats and dogs, is established. -
Tins puts an end to the aspirations OF Mr.. John
Taylor, the great brewer, who swallows stone
nonsense about animal magnetism, and who did hope
to be mayor of the city OF Albany. The verdict,
whether right or wrong, is capital thing for the
higs Mr.. Taylor's friends were pressing his
claims, for the may orally, with much earnest
ness, as to threaten division OF the party. But
they now cannot, of course, persist in their inten-
ton OF eiiecting his nomination. Nobody can vote
Tor man who puts the essence of dogs and eats in
his beer
The bill in aid of the Southern Railroad, has now
besome law. protracted debate arose in the
Senate to-day, the question of concurring i'm the
amendment of the Assembly Mr. Hunter quoted
latin with wonderful effect against the bill, but Mr.
A. b. Dickinson spoiled the whole by turning the
quotation into ridiculc.
From the impotence with which the Senators lis
tened even to Mr. Sibey to-day, infer that long
speeches will not be tolerated hereafter The ses-
sion is drawing to close, and action is to be spe
cial order.
The very able report on the subject of internal
improvement, made by Mr.. Spencer in behalf of the
administration last week. has produced a very hap
Ply effect The capacity of the State to perfect all
its projects OF Improvement is clearly demonstra-
ted. Mr.. Spencer is stronger given subject than
any other member Of the adm tration or in fact
than all the rest of them put together; but
ager Gov. Seward is worth regiment of him. Mr..
Spencer would make admirable Secretary Of the
Treasury under Gen, Harrison, but Mr.. Seward is
the man for Governor.
Mr.. King introduced a resolution, in the Assem-
bly,, fixing on the 18th proXimo the day of adj
journment. 1t lies the table one day, under the
rule of the House, but suppose it will be adopted
tomorrow.
The harmonious action Of the majority in the two
houses on the various internal inn rovement bills,
is the result Of concert induced by the eoquence
OF the Governor and the representations of the Cab
met. Governor Seward has the faculty Of enfor-
cling his views with effect than almost any
other that | ever saw. lie is an extraordinary
and persuasive eloquence, he unites great dscrimi
nation thorough knowledge of men, a vast fund OF
practical common sense, and GOODNESS and mper-
durability that nothing shake.
The entire cunning and talent of the old Regency
is entirely unavaing against his superior sagacity
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-29

SAVANNAH, 23d April, 1910.
q, eat Movements in Religion Great Crops of
Saints and Cotton-Progress of Hard cider.
Mr.. BENNETr-
now purpose giving you some account of what is
going on here and in the first place have to inform
you, that this quiet town has, for the last three
months, been kept in state of excitement, caused
by certain movements in the religious world, Of
which the following is but faint idea.
The Baptists have taken the lead, and carried all
before them,-the Rev. Mr.. b., of this church.
having baptsed no less than three hundred, while
the Methodists, Presbyterans &c. have only done a
small business in their way Many who received their
first impressions in the Meth dist Church, came
over to the Baptists, which caused the Rev. Mr..
s. OF the former, 10 remark, that 50 he was some
thing like a hon sittias ..saa az ..sls s-@s-aV-
pccting when they were Matched, to have brood OF
chickens; but 10, and behold AS soon as the shells
were picked, they turned out young ducks, and took
to the water" The Rev. Mr.. F., of the Roman
Catholic church, has abured his belief and turned
Protestant. Several pious stories teld Of this
gentleman, respecting fair lady whose sins he has
been forgiving.
Many Of our me rchants have pretty long faces
they having handled too much of the staple, and
burnt their fingers. The cotton crop of this State
is what may be termed large -notw thst standing
the cries of the planter about the drought, &c Up
lands are quoted from 5a9 IL cents per h. and Sea
Islands from IL % cents per b-Freights to Liver
pool Sd. per lib.
We are to have tall doings here in the military
line next month-several volunteer companies from
the interior contemplate paying visit, when lots
OF hard cider will be damaged. The Harrison ticket
is gaining ground wonderfully, and many the loco
focos have given gin cocktails and taken to hard
cider.-And now, "prehaps," you would like to
know what the folks about these :" diggings" think
Of Bennett and his paper. Well, will tell you the
men all say that you devil of fellow; and the
girls-Lord bless their pretty sculsi-after reading
the account Of Knapps dipping excursion, turned up
the whites of their eyes, and exclaimed" W hat a
naughty man that Bennettisr'
Should the above prove of any interest to you, l
may again send you staye and in the meantime, re-
main dear Gordon, Yours, You've TIE.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-29
Correspondence Of the Herald

PrrERsB URc, April 8 1910.
Matrimonial Grand Fielding in High Life in
Virginia Bsdur, Bellies, &c.
Friday, the Sd instant, brought us politely
written invitation from the Hon. Judge -, and
lady, for Wednesday, the Sih instant, at B--a.
Great preparation was made. and much pleasure
ticipated. wednesday arrived at last and at half
past nine ia the evening, found oursef seated IA
of the hall of the large mansion house Of
the Hon. Judge, not hundred miles from " Bate
sea"
The Rev. Mr. C., of the Episcopal church, now
seated gsidc Of oursef, had Just gone through
with the matrimonial service, and tied together
beautiful daughter of the Judge to fine looking
vrginian from the eastern coast Every thing was
now gay and lively" and the room getting To quite
a squeeze. The Reverend Episcopalean looked
very much like fish out Of water, and soon vanish
ed and was not again seen during the evening. The
seats were all filled with fond mothers watching
the movements of their "fsir daughters, and listen
ing sttentivey To the soft tones Of the fine bcaux,
which surrounded them in every direction. Many
were the congratulations" and "good wishes
gwen To- the fair couple by the cnvious crowd which
surrnurdrd them All was now life and merri-
mcut" Miss ~, the brides sister, spoke and looked
"fascinaiing'-so did Miss j., the groom.s sister.
The Misses =, of H. street, Miss r., Of u. street
Miss lie. o., ~. street. the Misses ~, Miss w,
Miss A., Miss G., were all surrounded by beauN.-
~ a rather late hour, we noticed particularly the
arrival of the beautiful and interesting Miss &. p.
and T.. T., fruui the country, each leaning arm
Of a handsome little gentleman, dry goods mer-
chant on -- street. This polite, nice little beau,
was devoted 10 one VI these beautiful young ladies
durins the evening. This was, Of course. his duty,
az the fair ladies went under his care-but IL we
not very much mistaken, he showed good deal
more than gallantry, aud was serious IN his atten-
tious, AMI does not intend 60 be " idle until his
u" ,te j. sealed"
About eleven, supper WIS announced, and q long
proccstiCn formed First the groom and bride. next
the groomsmcn ard maids OF honor. with their long
favurs" attached to the left shoulder. Then came
the crowd paired or gentleman and iady, or
gentleman aud two ladies. 40 in regular military or.
der. MARCHED a. TIE long hall. where was" spread
out IN the greaicst profu,nn. and with much taste
every thing nice and delicious" The glass pyra-
mds, loaded with iellirs. sc. were soon, however
stripped 81 u,s 81 their glitter and weight by The
rough haras oi the anxious walters. who were Ou-
SLY ENGAGED serving the " fair Ones VINO now
surrounded The long table.
In few minutes the {" popping commenced. and
the Hon Judge At he head Of the table, annouaocj
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No S9I

the 4" champagne" The long glasses were soon
ready, and filled, and many " low soft toasts were
given"
In glancing around the room, we were quite
pleased to see the nice little couple" alluded to-
when they arrived in the parlor at the first of the
evening, nnocenty amusing themselves with long
glasses IN their hands mot filed giving each other
such soft sentiments as
How happy they seemed to be
Mr H., OF d. street, looked jealous at this scene,
so much so we could not help plying him, notwth-
standing he had the graceful Miss r. of b. street on
his arm.
Mr. r., old DIR. S, Mr. s., Mr.. b., Mr.. r., and
Mr.. Mel, were all great beaus and made much dis
play during the evening
The supper over, and the company again in the
parlour, were much delighted with several pretty
songs and pieces on the g harp and piano forte
Zone OFFS Mr. y. X. Nash's,' we presume)
This delightful evening will long be remembered
no doubt, by the whole company, and another 1" bril-
dial party often wished for by many of the " fair la
dies" Yours, sc. Fun
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-29
Giro tllatiOn of tn,

Circulation of the Herald.
MoRNsNG HERALD, daily paper .......-........ iSaeo
I1kRaLD,. is'ooo
EXTRA HERALD, the arrival ola steamer 5000
Aggregate circulation of the Herald ......... 5o'eo
OF this immense issue we circulate in
PHILADELrHIA, Daily and Weekly, about $3.50. 1909 ZOO
CONNEcrIcUT, l2Uo
BALTIMORE. established
WARRINGTON,
w eekly,
To Shipmasters and Captains of vessels.
time past collectors Of the Wall street
PRESS boarding vessels arriving this port with late news
have been habit of falsely that they collect ship
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day, Of these Wall street collectors made such
sentation to the captain of the st. Lawrence
Now therefore, hereby give notice to all hipmasers and
captains vessels, that neither Bancker Lowber
Loape other Walk street oae have authority to
get papers packages intended fer the Herald Robert
Martin trusty red whiskered mate with the
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thorzed to take any packages for this journal
special noticeable heed.
New York 9th April 1910.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-29

~ TO LET.-The three story brick Honse, Is Bread
NIsT way, near Wall street, desirable situation.
soN The three story House, 81 Walker street between
Broadway aud Church street, with alley in the
The iw9 story brick House, 29 Church street, door
above Walker street
For SALE OR TO LEr.-The new three story House,
with attic and basement So Fourteenth street Fifth
nue.. Rents moderate.
Apoy at rs Broadway, 80 Wall street. front Office third
story.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-29
rAssAGE IRON IRELAND. sc.

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s we'll Known reputation Of this Line, the
rior acoo provided for passengers consisting Of
every possible comfort aud ihe roYNGs, the
certainty &C the SHIPS sailing the appoine1 day, u
detail respecting te prudence
about send for their friends selecting IT. and the
s~crber would merely that those making osgagcmcnts
his deIend prOmTiness aud punctuay
bring Observed heretofore "a facilitating the emigration Of
rt from the various ports
q iland and scotland aso be secured u Is hardly
essszry that when those settled fo decline coming
thsr money promptly returned those from whom
received ApTly SAMUEL THOMPSON,
Oli Fsiahshsd Passage Ohice, T3 Pearl street.
Drfs stsgh ssd Coz amcor also be Furnished on
rsnk OF Ireland, National Bank Of r tand payable at
ths .f,ou. br.nehss Likewise, London LIVERPOOL &c
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-29

- TO LET OR SALE-A Farm Of 40 OF land,
m so acres clear situated in Hamilton County
JILL few miles from Utica State Of New York II will be
rented low agood tenant Apply toJ DuFAU 252 William
street, New York. lw'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-29

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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-29

TNuAGEEs BAt 2ANtQUES OR BALsAMIC PLUNs.
rrcpard w raris. Srpcror in every rspect 20 MO
na a. MO JOHN MlLHAJ, iss Broadway