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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-20
500 REWARD.

$40 REWARD.
- AN AWAY from the subscriber 7 inst, his DAN
IL lEi he IS remarkably likely about % years OF age, dark
compleNon busl hair has mole war; on the side OF
nostr he OF white wool hat striped cassinct pantnoons
and domestic filed of cotton and two OF wool
think probable he viii be lurking about Richmond or Fede
ricks he has acquaintance both places He worked
the James River Canal Richmond, in lS will pay the
above reward who will deliver him lodge
him in Jail 50 that get him again.
BENJAMIN COLEMAN.
Caroline County, Jan. 8, 1870
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-20
RATS! HATS. IIATS!.!
we GoAEIE pLTS T0E LE1sE-Tls snhscIher ole!

=" "p"RlE PITS FOR LEASE.-The subscriber offers
Cor i" ." credit ii and twelve MONTHS Lease of the
M'r rH Falling Creek in CHESTERFIELD with the Machine
lts-the Lease 10 expire the Isl January, Isle;
g ~ gwen on the Isl Of April next. The Pit open
@ "' on small scale, with the view Of further expora
.. stas persons opportunity TO examine It for them
" N' sGG-c If condition. Something like 400 100 bush
& ,i haye raised from il, within the last three years
r 'snd itat oi 10 800 bushels per day could now he
% small fl;cr, aud that The Vein Is thcke ming and
McSstS. Wills Brown Co.'S Pit Is within foui hum
/. q, the Sou;hPesons disposed purchase invited
81 , !He f.is aud examine RIO. d. MURCiiiE.
gl-n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-20

s.TI.EEs1TVIIIE SENiNARYThc exercises OF the third
= e N t. Seminary vii, he resumed OF the lain Jana-
T g,u VI Instruction viii afford an extensive course,
ns t VARIOUS classical authors and the most nstui
ara j.: Mathematics From several years OF pactica cAie
a IN sAa.. having applied himself closely !" studies anu
t.m ~ Ut public oSaDannS, the undersigned iceS IN as
ar,n 7pIt1irc students IN TINS Institution can D. a
Thoroughly, ~ property instructed IN their classical requirements,
r-. III necessary business transactions, u III any si1'
inst tfr IN And presenting the Institution " pup
earr, 1r ,.si.ucd deems II not improper 10 express
vw< aal OPINIONS upon The subject OF teaching. he deems
.ia, % te part teacher, FIRST 10 make hInSet ic
eegr with the disposition and capacity Of the pupil II te
,sas N perception of the pupil be uneady ana SO" 10 con-
if.Ara the teacher be patient and slow tn imhs niot
on however Serpns the mind closely exercSrd ana care
M a the other extreme, thai the nina may pro-
lri? ruun,g a.ni III. matter When the faculties OF the lha
property trained OF reasoning ana hinkh9
enlarge and expand according 10 tle
atal ami g.aGcc If the student. III industry ana a
tun BE- wanting the pat 81 the STUDENT the teacher must
a}trt - tha disposition effect the olec II TIE
Hu clear comprehensive" added TO !nduStr: ana appica-
tgt, IA, fl tn4G,irIci not undressing.
LI.G observes. I MS school VIII DC governed .!
sound Wholesome" discipline, that he designs "a i,ld rainier
r force Oh. rud. bit viii bc rsorted 70, ne
rt r p L. T- undersigned further observes 10 ms pal
u3 ,l:, ILL.,, >e"ui the present year. has been LIBERAL
-a t4 l,un.,ca AID rests iii confidence upon tcIr
'a,ra and encouragement AMI trusts that however "f-
my favor That merit will not he unTcwarded D!
iar p.1.r. - -
for the scholastic year of 10 months, SO TUT
TN ~ classics. 81; Tor the higher branches OF English,
-. n. m. minor branches $40. J. J. GREGG
sur.rUuylig, Brunswick Dec. IL. o'-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-20

"" respectfully informs city and country iat aeal.rs
' hr i manufacturing for the ensuing spring fahe
";; uC ATS Iiau he has heretofore offered 10 the
i' They VII consist Of the various qualities, colours, ana
~ 1"N From lTgcnsnt- he has recently mace
"h core p1n"rts York, he vii! b. enabled 10 present
~ customers The newest styles directly on their being started
n remind his wholesale and retail customers, that his
manufacture, made in Richmond by wokineh
' and experience, and ci the very best materials IN
F.,-a 70 i.l, county.
., wbl -r md retail, viii be found che rs n:' rs NJ
& a3'1 ~ The Apitl--aS the expense al manufacturing
tri"r 10 there with the exception Of the freight on
~ 4" material from Srw York Eiclmond which is but a
IT, ~" a"es On hand supply Of Iialte materials purchased
= | h."r which viii he sold always al small advance.
~. opposite the old i.ahc,. JOHN DOO1EY
.tn J. 1q--3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-20
CONGRESSIONAL.

SPEECH OF MIR. CALHOUN, OF S. CIRoLIsA,
On the Report of Mr. GRUMPY, of Tennessee, IN re-
aton to the Assumption of the Debts of the States
By the Federal Government.-Scnate United states,
February ., 1910.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-20
ATS! HATS! HATS :!
IA II
azsS

WHOLESALE and retail fashionable and cheap Hat and oap
" F, ahn.e ana nearly opposite the Bell Tavern, Main
>te.'. Richmond, Va.
v I. >IEhS grateful for III" patronage which ne has re-
t.N, oW TIL Virginia, since lie commenced h's
l 1' ysr, pergly asks lravc inform his patrons nm"
~ f! i g-g 3a ~ has hand an assortment "i ny >
W.a with confidence recommend ne being made oil INC
-; @ y lie celebrated manufacturers, of the latest
oh n:d possessing elegance of style and appearance mol
rsstt b: aHy a:s offered in this market Those
-. '.@ lo rlsy b. about supply themselves with ia',
40 ash GOOD, durable elegant and fashionable Hat ut me
t oal Price wiIl please call the fashionable Hat
glove and n'ay opposite the Bel Tavern, where 'y can
~ i.i ~ sgl themselves.
1a - rSi-,r1 NJ T. STEEDS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-20
For Monday Morning.
40 nnny GOn G00y

o, ,,,hor;,Sd nv the state OF Maryland erect Town
Hail and other huduas in the of Baltimore lass No t3i
sio-Tn Ir drawn al Baltimore Nd, ON Saturday, rep. "a
isio 10 s Gregory & Co Managers ii drawn Nos. III eaci
package Of ~ Tickets. 80 "a ,oo 600, os,o -
Gasp scnEMrI prize of $4,000, 2ooOo 6oo' 'o'' OF
oolS 1900 1000 40 Of 500; 50 of NO; 2oO OF ioV &c
Tickets Sl0-shares in proportion. , :.
l'.sc's IN an ''e i1 ST'RATTON'S LUCKY OFFICE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-20

u UNhWAY ~ JAiLThere committed III. Jail ,of
~ Hanover County, on the 9th day of December last
way, man who calls himself ARCHIE BROWS-and
says Tia; hr is the property Of VIM rgrnd of Prince Edward
County, Va. iha he hired the An
dcrson OF Chesterfield county Said is black, feet high
about 10 old had on when black
caSsine with red hanne shirt The owner of said slave is re-
qlescd TO forward prove his property pay charges and
linn away, lie Will be dealt with as the law directs
IRA l.. BOWI.ES, ID. j.,
For c. r. G0oGau, H. j. II. c.
Jan sI-oaw6r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-20

IN NHo SLAVES AND HEADING, seasoned FOR -four bar
1v"Nv ri and l0o,O Hoop Poles same. wanted Al the
daEs-s. J. &. WATSON,
agent, PesitsRtiary.
FshS SS-am
rT rlE-rhe Ladies will open Fair in the City Hail. on
-t.y the afnh inst be continued several days
grlt variety useful and ornamental articis =!
s H. "a 10 sale The proceeds Of the Fair will be APP
M IL the erection Of the house OF the tirSt baps
1rc situated HE vicinity OF the Hall-Oi TINS me Done
'l r o..u'''' u''" ''= 80 9s-at
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-20

GALE OF SLAVES-By virtue of deed of executed 10
- The subscriber by Fleming Brown VIM T. H. Pol
money therein named bearing date the ih
June of record in Clerks Office of the Coun
" of Hanover shall, Tuesday, 2i day of March,
$780, Hanover Courthouse that being Court day. proceed 10
HAY b. Necessary satisfy said decd 80 many oil them as
WM. II. WINSTON.
seb IL 90-9awtls
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-20

.Doeumcn; ga. House Of Representatives
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-20
,IlYrpOrtauIOns.

h%y .sSs!s FIJI S Be- e.
yssn inc Hyds-i W v Liyei%Sre,4 o1.rnSn, Mortsl
s appleton dsS MIS- is,IfS
Tc bs"sss Is f Fsnsua
aaiGya:lsat : f,isse,-a tdTards; siedlaS 6sG:JKT
G ?:S;
m msGs fSss Go GsEss
%sthsrp SSEf Gg!o Wq,a
S5i S:s'.' ds.sI j.;
30 issT Bsaray. aIsenPis CT 4sTn:-l1 Lcueh'fI
ss G..'S' B.-s H sisis1S buds W%
s Ssss.; So1! %.l:AS kSias.;;s.s
aeet s' hssf rf'r ss s' Ward
6,. RIS.r,- pf{,s, cs- q E Rxx. Felsy
NS lsits sis.f cs Rols
ySsis yipSs Esnass SS
i " saat~-l " ii H9rst%anaIl Shut Blsidosn, Be.
saif M,ssf Hsss-a
Ms SyHPss s' Yssi
T Tsss W.l,s9@i SisS., s%i'5 Hsr:!
SCs- W5ight soa5s Shawl oH 'p'ee rr's'on' Hodges
ssss : s-efs feathers q Fsgss
ss Y st G:u ie:S S'P PsSi
FnaS CG-aJ Ernsaputch-so Ikss sheet iron opkgs
o II Dura, < col bbi Merrien Benardl Hortsman
co do MntiR-si CHI, sts indiyo-i Edw ards Stod
dard -25 kbs W Wilknscn-- box I Hubard-i basket
J Alcock-I box Cuserlsy Fils- bsl Inber Dambmsn
tk:s wine BArsaos-0 bbis do w Woiford-l5
Hennequin 4 co--5o baskets wine to erder.
AvIwspP-Per Elsa Tkornton-7o cks McCal-il do
10 cs II w G Mai,h-o0 e. Vizn-20o0 do y Gebhand
Seo-2 cs Moore & Baker-57 dc Erlensputch,i 90
Berwick-2 do Sanersert to24 do Grenthelthal-2s
Werner-i DO q Bert au-i do De Wr gnt-r-i do j
stantonis Stanislass-i DO 4 NJ Opsenhemer 90
Monroe.
AA,rERp,M-Per Harries-lls mill stones T II L McCrssk
cologne water I Bsker-2 pkgs w Van Antwerpk
Col w Burage-l ok hampers box o Zimiaerman-l
bx g Samon- CO Wil.ink-s hampers bxs Gebhard
LOO pps gin Il Stevens Son.
SAvANNAH-er 4ugmsta4s bales cotton Col ms 80 do
Thomas Peck sc Phelps.s Lese-i os OK Haviland,
Kesse &Lo-l OK l. Clark. r
N.w ORLr A~s-Pr sss pi-Io1 pks 80 cks boxes Ram
sey rools-s0 az Ga.quet Co.'S boxes Baker Lott
-s2 bales II Bonpe-so bids boormsn Johnston Co-i02
bales Alxand~r-i box Cochrsn-42 pics SaItus CO.
2o)o d Fou K. sons-os bales Lererich-iss zig.
TART COS bales r T. Al en-se Lsns-lI7 Coiomb *
sslim MISS Rog rs Colo laes Ro5eit Williams
los % TO order.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-20
By TINS MORNIxG's SOUTHERN MAIL.
Our Express Of this morning brings us nothing la
ter more authentic respecting the elections in
Georgia, Ohio, or Pennsy lvania.

SUICIDE OF MEMBER OF CoseREss.-On Sa-
turdry evening last, the Hon. VIM. s. Ramsay, OF
Carlisle Pa reelected to the U. S. House of Repre-
at the recent election for the 18th
grsssiona district, arrived in town and putup at Bar
NUNS City Hotel About O'clock on the afternoon of
yesterday he appeared to be quite well manifesung no
unusual excitement or depression Of mind, and ma
king some inquiries at the bar relative to the boats
and cars TO Philadelphia I; and in about an
hour afterwards. the report of pistol was heard
in his room. The report attracted first gem
tleman stopping at the house of the wait
ers, when he was found speechless and dy.
ing near the fire, PISTOL lying close by his side,
his right hand, except the fore finger, being cover
ed with blood which had flowed profasely from
wound in the right eye, where the ball had entered
He was recognized by the Hon. MIR Jenfer, who
soon entered the room and sent for the Hon Messrs
Howard and Carroll.
An irque twas held by Seth Pollard, Esq. coroner,
when on examination, the ball was found to have
nearly came out at the back of his neck. The ver-
diet Of the jury was, that he TO his death by
shooting himself witha pistol He was ls years of
age, and rumor attributes the suicidal act TO disap
pointed affcc ,ion.-B Baltimore Sun.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-20

100000; making xl3soOoooo worth Of property TO lie
realised in the coming II the general peace were
preserved unbroken the stocks, cotton tobacco, Se'
woald be easily disposed Of The crops being COCA, tie
sale of our breadstu would scarcely be effected Aswar
has become probable the question is, what will be the
effect upon our productsl The commencement OF war
will cause an immediate fall in the prices of European
funds pe cent consos have already fallen per cent?
French Belgian and Holland funds have also largely de-
precaed in of the political state OF affairs
The fall in these securities evnces panic the sellers ma
turay turn elsewhere for inyestm emit and Will naturally
be attracted TO United securities remote from the
contingencies This feeling WILL in all probability
mtse TO take UP the securities floating in London,
and thereby restore banks, which failed in
ouence of unav aabty of tae securities their active
means
On the other hand, large loans will be required both by
England and the Continental powers-which will create
great demand for money The creation of new loans
will deprecate the value of old Belgium has crea
ted new per stock 20 years run, which was ta
ken at &c. The cement of the loan caused fail
of3a4 per cent in the old stock Notwithstanding this II
will be this stock is per cent higher than New YORK
State Stocks 81 100000 having been negotiated by our
Fund Commissioners the 10Th, at 9-o per cent ~
years TO run.
For the military preparations and chests of the Enro
mean powers gold will be in great demand, and its price
NAV rise SO as drain even from this counry and
the same panic which causes fail IN STOCKS VIII even
tuav extend 10 the orders and cause specie to he
boarded The scarcity of money so created, viii bear
heavily on commercial transactions The nature of the
alliance of England with the four powers OF Europe will
leave open to her the Northern ports of Europe and the
export of manufactures may continue to degree that will
preserve unchecked the demand for Cottonwhe the lu
crave carrying trade thrown open to the United States
will, attract large amount British capital this
try
These are some the contingencies which affect the
commerce Of the country externally The state of affairs in
terna,y turns great polite affairs and
the measures of the adminst aton The great draw
back upon trade for the past year, has been TIE suspension
of the u Bank and laerly much loss OF confidence has
been sustained by the fears of her inability resume
This fear happily now removed, and the elements OF
revival Of operations already organising themselves
or the event The Southern banks have long since
clared their readiness The following state.
ment orthe New Orleans Banks on the Sd inst.
Nsv ORLEANS BANKS on THE Sd OCTOBER, 1870. COM
PARED WITH THE RETURN OF sErT 5, lsi0.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-20

AIMING, Of the scIr Pssmore. .hch arrived
oper has now three n.ss which sris had tso and
i oSss. to es fd DSs :is-
this alteration onIs's mSsdiass publicity were given
''e' ''p'" spoken.
British Queen (sl Roberts henes for LONDON Oct
80 Ion se.ihe latter undspb,ediy %ist..e =, >,o.,.
oet 50 40 lon 81 y gs..s! sshis standing " ing
IverrosI 2or Nori.sns WV
Foreign Ports.
ao ISL sd ship Fsese Brssae states aS Cd
B,sn Reece Tuzo Demsrars, with part Of her New York
Jsrs. Sg Oct .rE sun Eyds AeTa randi
s. and a' @
repair.
o,p. aei G sS!n s Gf I'd
Fl e. rsSr :s f f.
s1es % Gs,G @ HYHh f. R
S.I TnrSs fssn Gs Msss
@ AZ :ss , Bsss. os
below Madrid Hnts ST Jaeo cid Orion Matanzas; Dolphin
nfYs SSssGgH; asa
Pare. NewYork i Stevens Briggs dos ia Magnet
FREpEHics.nyse, Oct I7asr Edws 9, Portland su.annah
Providence; cid Daty Chase, BostOu Faerum rroSdence
Nary rahcis az.
RIcHMoNp Oct I5-arr FortituGe, Cherry, NYork
AL ,s sasf !s.os % SES N ic
ii Hnskiey Bs ser in haHp,on Roads Republic. Themp
for Baltimore; 18th. sd Naiison. w cd, Liyerpoo.
WILMlSGroS NC. DC, Northerner Nfork; Asrera,
Bost n; l2th. Alabama, NfoIk
CHARLEsroS. Oct l5-sir Sutss. Allen. Nfors Emblem.
Portland; sid Lafayette, Eltry, Nfok Lawrence Cobb do;
Cordea, Sherwood, do. -
SAVANNAH. Oct lt-arr John Cumming, Thay.r. NYnrk
NOZZLE Oct l0-arr Elizabeth Harkness, Wieks, NYsrk;
Cohamaah, Boston.
Nsw OaLsaNs Oct Geld Admtt,ncc. Liverpool: Talms
Boston; Albanian, Hsknes NYos; 10TH cid Henry Clay,
Havre; Medford. B.ston: Sultan, do.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-20
WeexIy Report OF Inserm.n,..

In u. ctr add County o. New YorL from he itt DAY or
Oct, to the 18th day Of Oct. lsfc.
A. men, .2womss. ~ boys.s gIris-Totai. iss.
DsE.srs- Asptysy L. Asthma o; An-urism .; Abs
BLEEDING bleeding com sfr ON lunEs
Cholera inanum a Cholera morbus 0; Cole o; cancer o.
); Drowned 8 Death from Posone prorsy Drop
in the Drop@y IN the chest a. Diarrhs Dysents
nv a. Epsesv d Fever a. d. bilious do typhoid 10
G n do rer,l o; do remittents do inisnaory GsB
hrsiR do q liver DO chest DO lungs . laanmson
20 Of the bowels $; 90 81 tn. stomach .9dgssuh .,
d-red .. NSrtfcstionsj MarasmusI Measles OrEan,e
Of the Old Age Palsy SPINAL disease
syrue o. se,eiais q snail pos y Teethng q Iunor o.
Unknown a. Ulcers liberation of ntsstnes Worms
snl 49, bsws and se~ 10 and 20 s. betw 20 aud o. 49,
100, o.; unknovn0
PL.e1s N,ryry-Upted states 49, ireland 49, England
Q; scotland 81 Wales Z; British Pvssessons A. A. Den
Fsoy-Ams Hoss. Bellevue Hespiisl, do. ii New Jsr.
Snail For H1spitai. Westchester, 1; Penit.ntiary l.
Golored persons, a.
wM. A. WALTERS, City Inspector
City Inspectors Office. Oct. II. issa ~ ''
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-20
s,s.5g7.sss s,52s,slO 4s,als $50 s,Da,ao7

This return exhibits further reduction in the loans
and circulation aud increase in deposits. At their
gular meeting the 6h the banks declared their readi
TO resume as the U. s. Bank does That
even. being in all probability settled ii may be
sdered with the New Orleans banks. The Bank
Of Illinois has also made extensive arrangements for
sumption and there doubt but that the i'll
be universal
The banks having resumed, there is but little proba
biity that they will expand extensively If the L. S
Bank resumes will be with great diculty and will
quire the extreme caution and circumspeeton TO
maintain her position She viii sls press settlement
OF old affairs with all possible expedition Any departure
from such a course woull ensure speedy ruin.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-20

CENTREVILLE TROTII> @ COURSE
THE following Purses will come off this OK THIS
i DAY. Oetster2O, at 10 O'Clock
Purse Slsorree Tor III Trotng Horses SO to be gwen
the "a horss-l mile heats, in harness, best SIMS.
III. Woodruff enters gr q. 1shington.
w. Wheaas enters Or m. Kate kearnev
DAY. at Pm.
Purse {l00Free FOE purse over
that anount-2 mile he under the saddle.
John Case enters br N. Vermont Maid.
j. ID. Me Mann enters oh. z. Don Juan.
Purse S75-Free for horses having a Purse
stake that amount-2 mile heats ia harness.
X. Abrams enters ol. m. Ellen Tree
w. Whealan tntsrsb z. Cato
E.G. Vsorh.es eaters or. m Queen Of Trumps.
II. oodruH enters Or. M. Dutch,ss.
New York, Oct. is,h. 1880 o20 II.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-20

Eleven handrci and fifty becves soll to-day az mi
ces ranging from 81 90 SIS IS At the close q the
Net. one hundred were on hand.
Nearly three thousand sheep and lambs taken by
different persons al eight TO thirty two shRgs Per heal
Three hundred let.
All the ans calves ia market, probably fy were
ali q, u "a hea1
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-20

Sales Of Stocks al Philadelphia. Oct. TO-
$500 State So. 1865, 9i $3.50 Wilmington RR Loan os
1871 e2s 300 shares Bank 6s. do Grard Bank IoS
Sales Of Stocks Philadelphia Oct lsSecond Board.
Penpsvy Bank AIS 100 Bank gu 10 Mechanics Blk
s1 go Wlmingon Railroad 81 100 so days 1885, Bank
cash 81. ISL Nicks knrg ~ IL.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-20
j. NJ. Wheeler, AacttOneer.
BY ]. c. MAITLAND,
Stare K0 fqh Chatham
THIS DAY

Tbs DAY,
FuRNITURE1,At 10 O'Clock, in trent of Store, gene
raj assortment Of Household and Kitchen furniture
asd second hand bureaus deboards secretary dres
writing desks mahogany and cave seat chairs
rocking chairs looking glasses double fn
wine glasses &c hall lanp aRtel clocks crockery glass
re-,
" BAH families breaking up house keeping and wishing
dspose of their goods will be pune uay attended By
senaag their address the stores and goods
purchased.
advances paid all goods semitic the store and
cash raid for an goods the day Of sale.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-20

a NClsST AND MoDEHN FRAMED PAINTINGS
o'clock, the Granite Bui ding Of Broadway and
Chamber seeet large collection of Ancient aud Modern
Framed The sale will include collection
NJ Riehadsop Artist. consisting Of landscapes nc or.
All rhh will be positively Sold preparatory 10 his depar
lure for Europe Also several she pictures after the old
ers-nowl ready for by catalogue. Ladies
gentlemen inuted TO call and exanre them. oIs 4rs
A NEW SPECIMEN OF THE SUCKER TRIBE has
y recently made Peck slip, thousand
miles from No IL after having 6st tried to live upon the
popularity C establishment in his peighborhood,
by resortng low de-, and finding
Their uphill business Cor il change his
sps plan OF shay ing TO his mincand presto,
he metsmsr hosed by clubbing himself Dr. Hunter and
coets ,Isinous compound the finishing stroke by
christening his bantg by the Of DR.. Hunters Rid
Dror In order TO caution the public against this chaatan,
II only that the Hunters Red Drop
isoniy sole At the old established Office No Dvsion street
and to all frauds name
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-20
Passengers Arrived .

H.vKE-Paeket ship Emsraid-Mrs sutton, vocalist, =
York IA Sutton, Miss Emily Sutton, do; Mrs q Beau
ford New Jersey: Thos u Esngord NewYork; Lsroque
Baliimore; Stephen Williams. Boston-l2 IN sserage
in storage. -. , =, ,,,.,
Nkw ORLra~s-Ship MssissJTi-A La Coaster. J Beard
SAyAsNAH-Brig .4uglSs-F Locke. and IN steerag-.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-20

Mosr-Ship Riensi-D TiIe,son ladies and servant;
DR. Isaac Hq and two ladies' ankeck and lady Dag
Daniel Daldy in. Alfred Bull, Il Lyne Bliss Capt Bur
ill, Cat Woodruff second cabin, 10 s;eerase
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-20
COLLECTION
OF AMERICAN VICTORIES,
pR. GEEOoRY's pIuRETIc

- - - DIR cREGoRY's pIURgTIC
GDrII. =; s. ;s,,tS .s.T, n:
sides performing perfect cure IN tro dave these Fills ee
,.l,r XII, wskiag III. sitting with frents, without
H. rossbv OF giving offence, beng dte ted ryuir
as change in business Diet Price ~ boz Tor sales
drug stores. lie a,I., -
100 Fulton street corner of w iilian ST.
sSs Brosdvs Az COZ ner Of Chamber st. next the Psrh.
o. Canal street
q Bowerv cerner Of Wsters
aae ,;r,er- ish st.. near Barclay.
Iss DELANEY. II Sun IA street.
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-20
Auction sales.
BY THOMAS BELL.
(Ssres Nos. 81 fra srS i,s FSAsn ssveetsD

TUESDAY.
Sale Of handsome Furniture Horses Carriages Harness
Cows Poultry &C. al n o'clock on the Bioomipesaie road
and opposite the Episcopal Church, sr
WEDNESDAY
Exclusive sale Of elegant second hand and new Furniture al
lel o'clock, in the sale rooms:
El CANT Clio hing suitable Tor the lo oelo Also
precisely in the Fulton street store first rate piano
fQrts pcalo do beautiful miniature Instrument; seru'
Phens aud an organ, to ray rhages
FuRNlTURE-Atl III o'clock, at The Auction toom er-
snsy and splendid Sale Of Elegant Second Hand and New
Furniture, by dialogue.
BY BUTTERFIELD X COACHMON.
80 Store No. 10 East Brs0drGN
Out door sales of Groceries Furniture he at
tended to, and respectfully solicited.
,,,,o, FRIDAY, October 80.
roon BY order OF LOUIS Lew Grad street large and
pledged year and upwards. -
THURSDAY, Oct 90
PAWNBROkER'S SALE-Atls o'clock. at the auction
room BY order OF A Jackson, 81 Casarne street.
an valuable assortment Of pledges which have
1890 tons Peach Orchard Coal,
$50 ealdrogs Liverpool 30. Delivered The market prices
free carriage.
Also, io0CookiHg Stovee.
SALES OF FURNtruRE.-The suctioneer respectful.
II gives notice that he will attend nay
Household Furniture the dwellings of ia heuss
keeping Liberal cash adyaaces will be adc
sent to the auction store Inventories and
the effects Of persons deceased personally attended to-