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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-24

I c,IrlBlE MATAPoSI ESTATE FOR SALE.-intend
,myr 10 Missouri, the subscriber OILERS Tor sale ina
NJ r.l..d Ssrqs Grors, lying IN Caroline County, on
,y,, containing upwards Of tnc ttonSGha tres haa-
,c hundred OF which cleared and arabic land,
"a win two good and productive meadows. valuable
about Nv hundred lies ON one extremity
large dyke has been made around considerable
II and with little attention the greater part can De
t.ry secure the hic lands covered with heavy
y,u,hr timber The so of Spring Grove Is admirably
- ;, hs culture OF Indian Conn., Wheat and Tobacco, and
Sw,ser win easy access, is afforded by the Richmond
and p:oulc RaiIrnad which passes through one
estate sbut hall mile tom the dwelling house,
90 rear 10 the barns aud graiiares Is ZEN heS from
shn,s IN, Spring Grove dwelling hoIse contains four
IN. first ao three the second, portico, spacious
,d Ety cellars An the necessary ouo,ses, negro quar-
= hr.s carriage ho>-, barn, with wheat machine, all IN
order and the enclosures substantial. There Is
~ M estate another large and coumodous dwelling house,
, thoroughly repaired with all the necessary out houses,
ed al a point which would render the division of the
{y Tho. VINO may wish purch invited TO visit
..,,, The ,e.ns Of sale shall be made liberal
WIN. BANKHEAD.
No. lG3-2m
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I5 IllNYOcK ACADEMY.-The Exercises Of this insti
~ m ne resumed 18th of January next, under the
lgi,a of t. Foster, Principal assisted BY M. Buck
TIE remarkable ieahflness Gifts Site conmodiousness OF
m eat and selection of its library, advantages
% h nnlc has long been familiar, whilst To lis highest
ln N the enlarged and varied caiciiy and zeal of >
| his bcie Official exercise here, Is comparatNeiy
49, Tn. trustees therefore feel be due the public.
M ias,i., 10 express their unqualified assurance OF the
manifestations of these qualifications IN The proficiency dis
ne iii ea, c,sse~ nj their late examination, and their
g- conviction that will in future disapPont no Just
3sa.ols
r,..-TO, Doard Tuition and Bed, $40 per annum
| JNO II. BERNARD,
Pyss't Board Of Trustees.
Gn-o,wff
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ttleER-Ths very fine stallion is beautiful aapl sIi
iset inches high, aud possessing immense ~
American Eclipse, and pedigree throughout oil the pu.J
u: ini brother the noted mare Ariei, La S
Iy His dam was also the dam Of Roman, Spiendiu anu
He al winners ffom one four miles, ana, Wnal % -,
A.St fact that neither Of these horses broke down NOV
hg the number of races they ran, when, NY ho
on ought 10 b. great consideration WIN 'y w., ;s,
ahs for the turf Il very often happens oil iae, n
asin 9 distinguish themselves upon the tus'' 'eii
L. ,"' gre way
No'h Of the c,y f Richmond and IL miles West OF ane
10 be l., S5 the season. and SD 10 insure
- ee IA 0al. s,aTtins with the mare VIII tofie ne
Un!. One dollar will he expected TO the Groom "a d
,5'es well fed with grain 30 cents per day, anu s
furnished gratis. Every viii be taken 70 s.
80 and escapes, hut responsibility for any 'ha' may 'r
acgtr has proven himself sure aud good oa setef; nis
|Tbs on! years old and none have been trained.
~ ss,a ., ,eiaeed price. - ''' ,,,
WIN. L. WHITE.
l!52 94-6w
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IUSit, hUBLEI FULI.NNIJi il, Z. Z.
By the Governor of piirgiu,d. ''''-''sir
PROrI AN sTToS
l. ENGS HILL,
Produce Commission .Ecrchant,

n.
Ellis gram on commission hcs negroes houses
- roccls claims, IN The city and adlCeut cotics sells and
nuy' Stocks Oihce over James NJ. Ralc!iic x TO.
Dec ~ G9-2aw & w.m
IN t'ihNGt RfNIPGiNA.in iienTico County Cou Janua-
~ . ici0:
Edwin Wai,l', Plaintiff
against
William ~ Fulton and End. 4. !Iayo ncf.Ddanis
This da came the plaintiff by his "onase and filed bill and
the defendant Nm NJ Fulton, not having npps.rare
and given security according assembly and The r,
OF HI, Court, and appearing by the Affidavit If Geo " Guoa
this day made in Cort, that e ui iii. COIN
Try II Is ordered, thai III" said defendant do appear the
i Gay nf TIE heat Apr! term, and the bill the pla,n
TIL and ia cory Q! Ibis nl"r r. forthwith inserted in some
newspaper Published in tn city oil Richmond months
County.
coTy-Tcstc. JoFTTH " EI.LETT
c. H. c.
Frh6 S--vs,y
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Feb 6

PUBLIC SALE OF LAND. NEGROES. &c.-Thn subscribers
viii sell III public "Wednesday. 22d Apri urN on
the premises, the valGa!, trt 81 Land !i ar residence
t7 N:f Green. d"c # N"ch!cahngg. This situated
or miles nGrt"f ayiOn and Randolph arna College, Couja
about 2Db and rs both If iIl-ns for vo
Gihs-aiing large Guliy al low grounds The Creek
hrr>, while ini u the hgh land ni fire quality for toa,
"hrHi, &C. The plantation j Sufficient ,r the advantageous
t meat OF IL ar ~ hanI. and las yCral huc mcadpw- Weld
irg IN Immense qiat % he'd he improvements are,
nc,nm"di"" dwelling house, excellent granny tab!.-,
%crs hnd negro HORSES tnsfcco ru.. AID 81 o'T
sniSc also aiG nI! bot; good the fnrin"!
commanding large custom, and the latter rendered very
y the abundance al excellent timber land. Either
subscribers viii show the land any person who may wish
II.
Newi sell al the ir and racc. 20 80 likely Sreocs
consisting tlcn boys and girls, good Miller aud Stark
ShE: the stock Ct hCrSrs cattle, sccp a hog: .:scCl and
kitchen furniture" plantation Io,s Ic!inyT- md vii! he
"d credit vi AMI years the purchaser rvi- bonds
Ui "n70"Gd personal saTi,y and the subscribers returning tie
nsi Ill oynsn made Tor The slaves and other property,
purchasers giving bonds with saiiia'" security credit u
nontlI- VIII he given.
AZ of the WIN. Green .
credit OF l2 months between and three hun
died barrels If quantity Of wheat OATS hay and fodder
and an ecgan: new bsrouche.
TIL. 4. FIELD,
T.. D0DSON,
u. OIIEEn,
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ID. NJ. HOYT'S


a JaMMoTH LOTTERY FOR APRIL ls.-Capial $4,000
Alexandria Lottery,
u vos,y Be ,a,= 81 ssaria p-ir $780, q s'esaH-
ID d s s,ead G r nsn1ri' prize Of
= s % Is P 49, g q SGS 1885, 80 12 ao 5S
o. S Ss: S 1 IL SC vi %h SS'as;s
Do Do DO g g e e%as DO :, si 19, n nj,
send order wnGp and every man have
Chance s75ooo Be careful an ana Richmond "a
n s. GREGORY s. CO., Managers.
GRAND CAPITALS FOR osa 20, dS as
u 7th-and SIS, SEA dollars, (Ne't' s'O''oO -
Virginia state Lottery,
For IN. ,sneGt Of tile Town Of Wcisbars'
" - GAS, No 3 ss ss,l isan ss,, .uares le4o
a'asn at a'E1 G&ASb ps cspI is,l
GO OO0-5, OO0-4 90 ooo # 900 &c. &C
ss nrses Of 81 noO 25 of 500; . Of 3''' Nv y
Ticket. only s. Of Is Whole Tickets $780, Shares
and Shares or of Packages the above
sp's"'' D. s. GREGORY . Richmond, ia
Drawings sent Immediately after they are over 70 ~
as above. A-a
n s. GREGORY & CO., Managers.
o;TTTsy FOR APRIL la.-Capial s7s'oo
NrAMMOlH LII
Il Sl Also a5,OoO 1000, 10000 ..orr
~ Alexandria Lotaery'
4 Gas, a, for lslo; go, Anil. 1910, a,
Will postively be drawn on satnr o. Wv
i - . cannax ~ Co, Managers /. .-r nn
IL, D. ,awns splendid Pisssal pr5e so Of ai ss
ooo $1,000 10 oo 5000 soSo ~ 99 o ISao 5o Of 500
S'O o. -' drawn Nos 's ont ona Ss s. sshts
c.asssss 81 SI packages Of whole tickets sGss
'e''i Do DO q q t half do do Is
:" Do 90 80 ;ah,bs do - 3d. ;,
Orders for and shares or TO- and the drawing
a ,hoye Lottery, vii! be promptly auenueu ~
n inmedjatey over Adaeso & co. Mandgers
n D. s. GhkSonA Richmond, va.
lo2-eawtd
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ELUAgLE REAL. EeTaTr Eaor3La.f Cp,rl I2ss. for
|SFarsuan TO the provisions OF deed OF us e.
,-s therein specified, which deed is duly recorded ~
f. once Of oochand county, shall proceed TO sell 70
irhe, bidder for cash, the properly al GooThiau
l. IN Monday the 2nh day Of April next III being eou.!
,onnr Of tract Of Land containing three hundred ana
1ne acres Tavern, Store Houses ana nare w, :"
, y,,r..Ia = In the market for sale. The Land IS
and The location ofthe Tavern s such that the pnnts 70
I from il ml be considerable 10 an ensrprislne ana Juu
manager The title 10 the properly Is oeleseu ~ ,.Io
@ hui acting as trustees shall convey only such ute
FRANCIS w. SCOTT, Trustees.
SAM'L c. SCOTT,
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ROBERT RAYMOND REID

SESATE.-The Senate has been engaged to-day IN
secret session, Indian treaty
House OF REPRESESTATIrEs-In the House today
MF Brown from Tennessee gave the Fedora a9olop sts
for the New Jersey fraud thorough settling. Mr.
Brown was menI1cr oil the committee and produced
us Journal, showing conclusvry that tie positions rs.
snincd b. the minority III the House, were IN direct
conflict with their own votes IN the committee upon
points now pat in Issue By them before the House
The only advantage 10 be counted hy the Orpoyi.
ton IS, that with their multitude Of presses and Their
excessive activity IN circulating their uisrepresenia-
lions, they may reach many who Will never see the re-
iutaiiun.
Mr. bend of Ohio occupied the floor ofthe House, in
Committee of the Wnol", the bill reported by TIC
Committee Of Ways and Means, providing b. the Com
in,"c Of Ways and Means, providing or the approp.
atoms. While wc were present he was eup!oyed IL.
killing iImc, IN reading old newspapers for the rdlics
ton of the House. THE opposition have had tbs dis
cusson al 10 themselves from Thursday last, when
the chairman oithe committee made his statesman like
exposition o. The subject. He has not been cYled 10
by any except Mr. Cushing-thc other Feder.isis VINO
ioiloe! him have been tainug about every thing else
Their speeches for the OF the central club aud
TO be circulated by the central fund, of which Mr. John
{. Clark's letter gives an acco"nr
Since writing the above, We u lat M Wander
poel made brief bu, able raspon to the Opposition
Mr.. TRANQUIL has the hoor-tiOjc, .Hare4tl9.
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0o0 STAVES AND HEADING, seasoned for tour bar
UUv res and 10000 Hoop Poles for same wanted NJ 'ne
iary or which the highest market price viii he PAID on
E.,r - " J. e. WATSON,
-7geat PenhsHtidry
H.: S5-9m
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LIZ OF sLAvESBy virtue Of deed of trust executed 70
subscriber ny Flemng Brown, to secure I" WIN. -. re-"
Ii June. 1880 and of record in the Clerks ohce OF te Sou
NOT Hanc.ef shalt, Tuesday, the al,h day OF aien
Hanover Courthouse, that being Court day. ProceeH "
public Al, non Tor cash five valuable Slaves, to witt WI
Robert Dy Caroline ana Minerva Tor 50 many Of heh as
Il accessory 10 SATISFY SAID deed of trust ,sro>
(sI3 9o-aawtds
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IN quarterly cor:t held for King


CHANcEW-VIrcrsr,At quarterly held for King
March, $780, -
John Albright and Ro.ey B. T. Albright hs wife, who was
koy D. fhhhbo guardian of Rnsey D. T. Tarnolt and in
their own right, Godsrick Bland and Peter Albright,
against
TIE said Rose \. T. Farsnholt William rarnholt Amos Al.
bright ana Aan his wife, late Nancy I"nnhn Jesse Firnol
ana ~ l. anghrs aud Sarah his WIFI, lat Sarah FarRhnit,
- Defendants.
This dry The plaintiffs hy John snnrrson ,ci. counsel
~. ed ier mn and on motion o r plaintiffs James ,lld:r
asef guardian 10 the infant defendant. defend her iis
-t ANA :c Defendants Jesse Farinh, aud William Hughes
and sarah his wife, having entered their appearance
security according 10 the act Of Assembly and the rules this
Court ana appearing Y satisfactory evidence that they
ui ms country i ordered il; said
aeni here on the second Monday Ju next answer III;
bill OF the plaintiffs and copy of this order be forthwith in.
serted y c:a nrwsaprrPushed in the city Of Richmond for
two months successfully and posted the font door The
house OF this county.
A copy-rcSe ROBERT POLLARD, IT,, c. c.
By the Governor Of pirgin,d 't'-''sr
A PROCLAMATION.
yTIIEREis has been represented 10 me- thai CYRUS Ross:
w charged with having fonioIsiy assaulted and
wounded Acha McCan, he i, Of James NCCann of Harris
ON county, has He'd from justice, and is going large
Therefore, have judged proper Offer reward of Das Nam
Grfi a.'" 10 any persons who will anprc.aud the
SAID fugitive, aud deliver him the Jail Harrison county
Ana hereby require NIL officers, civil and military rraes
HE good people OF the Commonwealth their cscItons
tor The apprehension of said fugitive may he dealt with as
the law directs.
Given under my hand rs Governor. and under the
SEAL lesser seal ii the Coumnnwca Ill., N Richmond mis-
4th day Of March, 1910, in the 9Th year of our lou
datioE.
DAVID CAMPBELL.
CrRus Rns, is about f1ydve years OF age; about five CT
inches HIGH and heavily made. He light hair and
with blue Wrn in heard of he Tie State Of Ala
'ala, where hc has relatives residing.
Marcel
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l06-lm

". ioEss, .7uorn,y Lar win future attend all the
- ours q Louisa Orange and Goochland.
Krsidcnce-lpuisa courthouse. Va
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YIN mAMDEN-I wish farm this very young sa
inc present season. in consequence of his having
INJURY inns spring training. He is
inches his and remarkably well formed all points,
run WIN some success, mile heats. He by
aa OUT OF the Maid Of Athens, sister race
,nn NY address Goodalls, Hanover County, Va.Eary
March 81 N' l. tnf ~ ., l.
" me Wig will please cspy the above two weeks.
vEo WM BROWN, .st:rnty az Law, taireston Ter will
pctse IN The courts Of the Isl Judicial District and the
eohrts OF the Republic Austin. lie will
VI lands III any pa Of the Republic, transact
ess appef'ahing To his profession addressed
paid Ia New will pronty MI ,ndcG TO-
heef toMcSsr Goodc and Seldom Auornes M Law: and
Ms m, BALDWIN, Kent Z Co., Richmond, Va.
=" e" G-wsw
NhTHoMAS BLAKE-Sir: ~ you are not resident &c this
state, and have known agent me- Won VIII please TAX,
oee that shai on the Isl day Of April next 4: Matthews ,o
between the hours Of o. lock the morning and sn
.! ihe day. and the d day same nonth apr
u c store house OF William Seward county of Essey h.
tween the same hours and the 9Th day same month,
Ap at the store house of John Street. MnntaCuc Essex
between the hours, and oft same month
Apr al tbs Tavern Of Mr. Owen in the az Urbanna Mid
dcsea between the hours, day
same month"; "a r nj the storcuuse uf Robins Co C,.
VILE Mtdieex county proceed to tahc III, uepolon rtt'e
Chancery FIR the County of King Queen in which yen and
plaintiffs and William Bird, Deputy Sheriff for Hugh
Campbell Sheriff aud Committee Of the estate of Lewis Brooke
defendants and Of fixture and
taking dispositions the days above mentioned, shall
proceed from day day. Sunday excepted until they taken;
a, which times and places you can attend you think poper
WILLIAM BIRD, d. s.
for Hugh Campbell Sheriff AID Committee
If Lcris Brooke, dec.
March II l0i-wIw
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GROCERIES AT UNUSUALLY Low PRICES.
selling goods cheaper than We have ever heeh ahe 10
o them before having laid IN the same Al 'eiy low faeS
y Oyans sugar from l2 10 cents per pound by
,hehlrre', cash
DO Porto Rico, at very low prices
I Co prime 81. Croy Sugar
bis Orleans NoasSes, first rate family article, AZ %
cents per gallon by the barrel, cash
! hhts. prime West India do
packages Loaf Sugar, some low as IL l-2 cents
M most beautiful Clarified Sugar perfectly white, suitable
iurpyeservlns, &c.
7askases splendid Teas
eyIss YER fresh bunch Raisins
Cheese OF varois grades
At'9ce, Black Pepper, Ginger Mace and Cloves
f",e' Cotton Yam 1t reduced prices
Aads Of every description
Iron Of all sizes
salt Of trg-St and best sackinc
Eaw Cotton and Wool, Cotton and Wool Cards
lamp Oil Sperm and Tallow Candles
ic%dcr and shot, Turpemnc Soap
Anu great variety Of other goods, suitable for farmers ana
a determined sell any ard every thing in our line, at
| tVs,c % that. WYATT & WHITE.
frhO l0l-tf
NsirH hoL>E.-Sevrrai families be accommodated
VIZ board for the scason by the year. Also nfteen OF
~ N! OOafdcrS.
e's and families visiting the city, this house offers every
:ntSruatcd 10 the IF sHsHss il is one OF the
sy a1 rnfs ssso 90 E! ms5sfnse
'1yeyanCe can have their horses attended TO IN inc p
-an Charscs always moderate ,,-pSrp
sAssss p-.s,o lc2-2awtl5Ap
Z RDRRRT KYLE of North Cnrolina-Sir: Ynn will take
'r~ ,a, shall on the a3d Day OF April, l5io nct"'s
~ one o'c'ocS in the forenoon and SIX O'CLOCK IN W., =
'@N the u!ce Of Z. II. MaXey ESQ., III Iicksbhtg
;i take the deposition of Robert Il. Robinson !" NC a
.aer IN the pending in the Hastings C9uft o ~,
Richmond, wherein plaintiff and you are aeieh S
sl any thing occur 10 prevent the taxing Oh ne s 1,x
o. that iay then n. taking thereof i'll continue from aas
= ana between The Sune hours Of the day. al the same ss
as sad deposition shall be finally taken. .,,r,
ssrrisins portaer Of Luke & s,;er.
sarA' lOO-2aw2w& wt23a
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and calling him BY his nickname, Buddy! Buddy Bud
d.. with The solemn sound OF parental affection, sunk
20 the lowest ebt Of detection, and then running %
the corpse Of his wife, with his around her. crying
out, NJ wife! my wife On, my dear wife! kno"
your feelings would have gwen way as nine did |
had always felt sympathy for these nercl!ess savages,
but heart assumed stern iortitude foreign 10
its nature, and felt Ike not leaving an indian foot 70
make track in The ashes Of the desoation they heve
made"
Who can read This extract from the letter of aghly
respectable gentleman without angnsh' Who VT.
such atrocities without admitting TO be lawful TO
use bloodhoInds against such heihounda:
citizen, remarkable for his petty integrity and in.
elllgence lately exclaimed in my presence, - would
use devils, if could against such an enemy; and
am compelled to Yield assent 70 the sentiment
Tie introduction OF these animals Is entirely, It -
believed Territorial measure It credltlbe TO the
officers with whom it originated, and whose ample iCs.
tihca,on is the stern necessity which requredit
la "A. strait to which we ure driven, The severest
means are the best means, and whatever tends to the
SPEEDY :''"">~ Of Proracted difficulties, will
Tend also to The preservation Of human life aud TO the
advancement Of the cause of humanity
IL IS matter Of regret to me-, that before con1nun-
eating these views TO you, have not had an opportun.
y OF personally comforting with The officer command
ing the Stroops in Florida. From his Experience and
military skill had expected 10 derive much aid and
tins communication has been DELAYED BY the hope 10
avail myself Of them
The opinions now expressed have been formed after
some deberat on, and is my sincere belief that The
scheme proposed will, if adopted b. the General Co
rernment, and vigorously enforced put an end 10 our
difficulties 1t is my solemn conviction that the only
mode OF coaquerng the Indians, is to hunt ard par-
sue them in every direction, with competent force OF
brave and hardy men, devoted 10 the service and re-
nerousy rewarded by their country for the peril and
priyatons they endure.
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LIAM SkEES, Attorney al Lau Covngton, Smg,
[ PRACTISE regularly in the Superior and inferior ~ he s.
fanG ho,e:onr, Rockhridge and Green5f'cr, Anu " ~
b. Soafa " Bal and Pccahonias. a. D.,
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TEACHER WAS1ED-IIavns dismissed my school IN con
- sequence Of bad heath young qualified to teach the
Latin and English languages nd situation by applying i'm
lnediate former patrons in the neishohood OF the Coal
Mines, Chesterfield County, Va.
AUGUSTUS HANCOCK.
Mnrch ra,,s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-14

II WAS preiudicsd 10 J. PEASE SONS CLAIR
Il LSSENCf UF HOREHOUNb CANDY, but ter giving
fair trial ouad very beneficial for the for which
also suaoe eeihc TO clear the voice,
join praise With the multtudes that have test
cd its efficacy, .us ,... ~ CT
Halsey st Newark. MAJ.
Evidence peculiar efficacy Of the Clarified Essence OF
Horeheund Candy.
INV YORK, February "a, 1870.
To ]. Pesse and gon, as Division street:
DEAR SIX: The duty OF profession has exposed inc
10 colds, asthma. and other pulmonic complaints IN
eiden this climate. have been deprived ofthe
preaching by hoarsnes and should still be had
noi used ycue Medicated Candy tried IL for times,
aud ind healed, sfpetFe improves my
voice clear my constitution evidently improved there
lore have 10 hesitation in adding my rsoomueadsor the
many wnohsse sspeIeneed the seeney oil your Vlsribes
H'''"'' " Rev. wM. G. HAwLEY, ss Crostyst.
Agents oui q The Cy-Wm, Dur,l, 2sa pr sd 81 New,
ar. n Williams IS Genesee ST. Utica; j. Y. Curns, 10
Exchange place, New Orleans; Ferre ide conn and
genuine unl.ss each package IL sgnedb BY PEASE SON,
DIVISION street All letters post paid will be diligently at
This Invaluable Compound made and sold Division
street. .,-o..
The respectfully inform their patrons and the
nubc their establishment will m fsiure be cssed on the
Sabbath give this notice for those who depend OBJ
tanning Medicaed andy that day Open saturday evening
until past o'clock The saloon sOpen during The week
day evening. si ~.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-14
DOCTOR DE ANGELS

EOhMEHLY apracttoner ofmedene in the public hospi-
sz and member ofthe medical faculty city
year i1 eentinnes to be eonsultsa his No Robin
scn between ST. andW Broadway In certain
dlsease and affections Dr. De Angels bee.
and the most terrible effects ofthose disor-
without Inconvenience to the patient Obtructens chronic
affections phthsieal complaints the
Of the skin stiffness Of the Joints and the limbs deb
" evils arising from neglect
TO mis- mooe oftresment incredible manner
His attributable to h
vegetable Syrup Of Saza, and Botanical Essence which
whilst they eradicate Of the fhe
emaciated patient to health and new vigor ~ ~
Dr. De Angels has effected in many which had
baed all the Of the medical but he cites onlv
Copy of letter frem Doctors Osborne Ireland
physicians OF tins city, TO Dr.. De Angels; -~'
ll6 FULTON STREET. Dec. 6, 1914
Sr-We have hesitation reply our IN saw
ng you much credit for your
Mr. Jno Thorn alter had baed ply scans both here
favorable climate. We obedent
SAMUEL OSBORNE, M. D. =
w. III. IRELAND, M. ID.
Patients mayenqure of Mr. Thorn himself who s to be
found No jones' Lane below Coffee House Slip and also
of his brother. Alderman Thorn. Brooklyn. ais Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-14


Respectfully informs his old patrons, and the pub,
lie generally that he continues TO manufacture and
supply every article used in the printing business, as
well as, to stereotype all jobs that may offer he
embraces this opportunity to return thanks to those
whose patronage he has extensively enjoyed for so
many years. and say that he is to be found at the
old established stand, corner Of Ann and Nassau
streets fully prepared to execute any order that he
may be honoured with and that the Type manufac-
tured by him, is from SELECTION OF FACES
TAKEN FROM HIS OLD SPECIMENS, together
with number of additions of a SUPERIOR CUT I;
that he is enabled to supply SORTS, as well as
FoUNTs, of the most beautiful Of his Old Faces, and
of greatly Improved quality Of metal. He is also
engaged in getting up by newly discovered process,
an extensive series of New and Highly Ornamental
Articles Arrangements made with the Manu-.
facturers of Presses and other Printing materials,
that will enable him to execute orders exped-
tiously as any other Founder in the Union and on
as favourable terms.
A new specimen is now in the course of printing.
NIB. Newspapers copying the above advertise
ment three times, and forwarding copy contain.
ing il will be entitled to their pay in Type provided
a bill of four times the amount be made.