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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-08-20

Tie WAY THEY DO TIINGs.-FoRT
ADAMs.-Tho last Newport Mercury
says" With pleasure We learn that or
ders have been received from the War
Department to recommonce work on the
Notifications at Fort Adams, immedi-
ateIy."
This is SO far true, but we learn it is
expressly stipulated that those employed
are to give the Go vsrnment credit until
April-and the same on the Public
works in Boston. 10000 dollars ex-
pressly appropriated, and give the Gov
ernmcnt credit Think Of that ye Lo-
cos.
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MEMORANDA.

A. Ncron,,nd,. 7th ult brig Canonicus Bigley. w,r
n,isht
A.. a. =, q r,dr ~. ~ Sirha' mp 'i'Csr. Nrrtf r
r., ~. C,,st. etth rn stfto - - ~ - has. w
gs.,' ofih,rctt 20 NJ ~ rti Nwgu.', Mum
it,rr, lt i-fr
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-08-20

Tickets to adm, two ladies' and one gen
,eman Sl-sing!e tickets so cents. Chill
dren under I2 years, 25 CTS. 70 be had at
the Herald Of the Times Reading Room, n,
Mr.. Townsend's Bar, ut the Druggist store OF
II. J. Taylor, and n, the door OIL the evening
of the Concert. Doors open II, Z, and per.
formanco to commence at o'clock.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-08-20

Passed Midshipman Hooc, of the |; ;
G N,vv nv the sentence Of naval
court martial, lately held at Pensacola
has been suspended from duty, on heJ
pay, for tho space Of two years li'N
offence was want Of respcc, Tor h's com
mandcr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-08-20

Caution. Dollar Bills Of tho
Commercial Bank, Providence from the
new plate, vignctte representing a
Steerslnan, have been altered to ten dol
II lars
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e2sS4
NORTH-CAROLINA SAFE 4!

NORTH-CAROLINA SAFE,
By steamboat mail from Ncw-York
this morning, We received papers OF
last evening, from which We extract the
following additional items Of She elec-
tions in the South and West.
| From the National intoliseneer OF Tuesday.
North Carolina has fulfilled our high
est expectations. The following letter,
rom an authentic source, may be entire
ly relied upon
RALEIGH, Aug. I6, 1910.
Since | wrote yesterday, sufficient re-
turns have been received to render it
absolutely certain that tho Wings have
carried the State. We shall have a
Wing Commons, Wing Senate, a
Whig Governor, and two Wing Uniied
States Ssnators. Our m jority will be
from six TO eight thousand votes for Gov
ernor, and on Joint ballot we shall have
more than 20, perhaps 80, majority. A
hundred guns for the old North State
Passengers arrived at Baltimore rcpor,
that Saunders, the V. 3. candidate for Go
vernon, has given up thu State.
The following paragraph from the Globe
Of Monday will servo as we'll as any thing else
to show which way the election is going
Our readers will perceive that there is not
much "crowng" about it.
The passengers in the southern boat thi.
evening sny that Moreheud (lho Federal can
dldsle for Govcrnor) has received very large
vote Ia the section Of The country in which
he resides. and Is elected.
/ The Norfolk Herald Of Monday says:
Passengers on the rail road from the
South report that when they left Alaba.
ma It was uscerained that the Wings
had already elected IA Senators and 49
Delegates. The Senate consists Of 80
and the House Of 100 members Three
more Senators and two more Delegates
would give the Wings the majority in
both Houses.
The returns from Alabama look a little
better-those from Illinois and Missouri
do not vary much from those before re-
ccived. Kentucky in 88 counties gives
Wing majority Of nearly $4,000 J.
"The work goes bravely on !"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-08-20

Clerks Office. Court Of Probate, NeWport,
August 10, 1910
TPON tho return of tho committee by this
u Court appointed to apprai.e the real estate
whereof Nicholas G. Boss WIS seized during his
ntcrularriago with Abby d. w. Boss. Wherein
said Abby DIV Boss hath never renqushed her
DOVER, md to assign and set off to said Abby ID.
w. Boss her dover therein II is ordered that
said report be received. and that said Abby d.
W. Boss give public notice thereof by publishing
copy Of this order three times in tho Herald Of
the Times, 10 all persons interested therein to
appear at a Court of Probate to be holden nj the
State House in Newport, on the first Monday in
September ncAi, at . O'Clock A. NJ. if thoy shall
see ,hf, and show cause why said retun should
not be confirmed by this Court.
By order Of the President,
Aug. 90 B. B. ROWLAND, Pro. Ck.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-08-20

4 new term of this school will be opened
IA on "Wednesday, the 29th inst.
Miss Emily b. Anderson, will occupy tl'o
place of precepiress. Tins lady has been
engaged with the advice of the Trustees.
A library association has been Termed in
The institution; and all the usual advantages
of the school are now, with new zeal and
hope, offered to the public.
Lessons IN Drawing, at an extra charge oil
so per quarter, and in the Gcrnnu langusg",
not at an extra charge, are now added to the
branches taught IN Mill st. Academy.
Terms from SO TO $40.
J. N. BELLOWS,
Newport. July 81. 1910. Principal.
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SsIERIFF'S SALE.

NEWPORT, ss.
ElY virtue Of an Execution issueJ ott Of
- the Court Of Common Pleas, for the
County of Newport, May term le40, and 10
me directed and delivered; will sck at
Public Auction, on the premises, to the iiigli.
cst bidder, on MONDAY, the I4ih day Of
September next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
All The right, title and interest that JC-
SEPH L. c. HARDY, Of Washing ton, IN
the District Of Columbia, had on the 2}d day
of October, 1889, at thirty minutes pas, five
o'clock, r. NJ, when attachment was rnads
on the original writ in favor Of Henry Bu'',
Jr., Of said Newport) in and TO a 10, of land
situate in said Newport, with the cottage"
and other outbuidings thereon; said lot bo-
ing bounded as follows:-vlz Soaih Easicr-
ly on Kay street, sixty feet NORTH West
ery on land Of Sarah Perry, sixty feet -
North and East on land OF George Tilloy
and Patience Hudson, - feet; and Sousi
Westerly on land Of Mrs. Lawrence -
fect-be the same more or less.
Conditions at time and place Of saIo.
WM Il. DOUGLAS, Sheriff
Newport, June I3, 1S40.-Aug. I3
WlIL. be sold at public auction or Sn ,ur
w day the 29,h day Of August. 1870, II
fair weather, if not on the first fair day after
the Sunday following; all the r'eh', title and
interest which Seth e. Bradford now hos III a
lot of land situated on the Hill, lying on The
vest side of Cornu street, bounded north on
land Of Edward Gray, yes, on land OF
| ,and south on land OF BENZ. stevens.
Further particulars at Tie time aud place
of sale. DANIEL c. DENtiAM,
! Assignee to SETn Z. BRAproRo.
ASg. I3.
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U,d.catcl LOzcngeS.

4 MONG which orc Brcnchu's' III Jaca
~ sons Cough. Chlne'- Worm, Shsf,n'n'
Codga. Campior. Suda. t",hst,t Ahd Woo
! I.ozcnscs. lor stlC by L. J TAl Lok' 'ao
ITb1,ocs s,,c,,. Joly @
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-08-20

The steamer Balloon hos been taken
off tho line for few days to undergo
some repairs.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-08-20

Caution A man died IN Wa'tham,
Mass, from eating fish which had lam
in brine in y pot glazed with lead.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-08-20
Executors Notice.


4 Il a meeting Of The Corporation Of the Sa-
"A wings Bank, Newport, August ist. 1910,
tho following gentlemen were chosen Directors
for the year ensuing '--George Engs, Stephen I.
Norham, David Melville, job Sherman, Isaac
Gould, Nathaniel Sweet, r. Is. Cranston, John
Stevens, Geo. Bowen, Wu. j. rilsy, a. >
Coo, Samuel Brown, Robert 7. Leo, tieors" e.
Mason, i,enj. Finch, Edwin Wilbur, Wm shor'
man, J. V. iiammeut, Chaa. T.. Haln'ncit, Benz
Il. Altman, Benj. Marsh, Jr., Thomas q. Brown
WIN. &. Cozzens, Josiah :. Munro, BENZ II
Tisdalc.
And u, subseGuon, meeting of,he Directors
the same day,
GEORGE ENGS, was chosen President
CHARLES GYLES, Treasurer,
BENZ g. iiowLANp, Scc'ry.
Aug 5th. --3w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-08-20

The people Of the United States con
sumo about eight million pounds OF te;
per annuIn.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-08-20
We invite attention to the following

We invite attention to the following
notice Of the Bunker Hill Convention
kr BUNKER HILL Convention.
The committee appointed by the Tip.
pccanoc Club Of the city of Providence
to make arrangements for The conven.
tion to be holden on Bunker Hill, on
the 10Th Of September, 1910, request
their Wing brethren in the different
towns Of this State, to make arrange
ments to be represented on that occa-
sion, and to join the delegation of Pro-
vidence on the morning Of the 10th OF
September at G O'clock.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-08-20
WM. JAMES TILv.EH,

OPPOSf1E JHE Hht.UE,
is now on the honor Of o gentleman, making
L final close Of bis stock; ladies' IN wani
of Laces or any other goods would save ono
half their cash by calling o, his store.
Aug. H.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-08-20

eP The letter from Postmaster in
Pcnnsy lvania to" Homes, Amos" which
will be found in our columns to-day,
goes ahead Of any that we have yet
seen or pub lished.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-08-20
--.II.NO-

E1 THE HOUSE occupied by
G0ETk hm-a first rate stand for bn.
WI iiiM slness-two stories IN front,
Es.t ferS aud the house in complete re.
pair and can accommodate u large family or
n number of borders; or, with a tritllng ex-
pense, can accommodate two families. The
two story building in the rear is planned to
accommodate n family with five rooms, OK
elusive of The apartments that have been used
! for an oyster cstsblishment--a first rate stand
for that business. Tho whole will be sold
together. or either Of them separate, on very
accommodating terms. Half of the purchase
money can remain on interest, It DESIRED
Possession given April next, or if lac person
who purchases desires possession before, II
can be given the first of October or Novem.
4 lbcr next. For further information enquire
Of T.. F. NEWTON, auctionccr, or to the
subscriber OIL the premises.
! Aug. l3. J. REMOND.
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NOTICE.

vINIIE firm Of $. N. & j. X. S7'EDN.f.N
was this day dissolved, by mwunl com
sent. All persons having demands against
said firm arc requested To present ihom fos
adjustment, md those indebted TO make Inn
mediate payment to s. NJ. STEUMAN. whr
will continue the CABINET BUSINESS.
in all It's branches, at the old stand NO. ~
Broad STREET
| N. Constantly on hand, good sssort,
mont of CABINET FURNITURE nnd
.lCUAIRS, which will be sold on the most
reasonable terms.
Newport, July 20. 1910. U.s.
ur ACCARONI and vcrmiccia recen,ly inn
Il IVA ported. for sale by
/ a., q r. =. n w NEwTor
uDICkLED SALMON for sale by
Il L. y. 4 w NEwror.
II Aug q.
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NOTICE.


an Sundays GOLD BRACELET. The
~ finder by leaving 1t at Mr.. Amory's Cot
tagc, will bs suitably rewarded.
Aug. l3.
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Congress Water

ySOR sale at Vosc's store in Thamcs-st.
II and,t the cottage Oh the hill.
Ann ~
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Notice..

EROM and after tbs date. ] viii pay M
II Jcb's est,It con'rseted hy NY vile oI
'myscIi, 81 b. our written o,d'ts
nv LfNE< 1ILLEl
Nco1on, August g, IslO.
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LARD.

a ~ BBI.S Of superior LEAF LARD, Just
IL received and for sale by NJ. HALL.
Aug 20.
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NOsicc.

ALI. persons having demands against the
IN estate of PheJc Sh,lfeid, late OF New.
port, dec. are requested Ia present the same,
and all indebted L. make immediate payment
to S. FOWLER GARDNER, Euc'r
Newport, August q, lsl0.-Iw.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-08-20

rUNHE MOST POPULAR SUMMER
y BEVERAGE, is William Browns
SARSAPARILLA co NJ POUN ID, or
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-09
DOCTOR DE ANGELES

FORMERLY spracttioner ofmedeine the public hosp'-
Naples and mber Of the medical faculty Of the ciy
year continues to be consulted his ofhse No 40 Robin
between Greenw ST. Broadway In certain
disease and affections Dr. Angels has been
usy success and the terrible effects Of those disor'
ders have frequently been cured him short OF Tine
without TO the patient Distinctions, chronic
Affections the erupons
of he skin stess OF the POINTS and in the lbs debi
with numerous eis arising IRON giect
improperly curing of the naades have
Of treatment IN an almost nc edD,e manner
His attributable his well
vsge able s, rup of sslza and Botanc Essence which,
whilst they eradicate germ of the disease restore the
EN- acated patient to health aud new viger .
DR. De Angels effected cure IN many cases which had
bsd Al. the medical but he cites only
one opy of letter irsm Doctors Osborne and Ireland,
phy sic ans OF tnIs cay, D. De Ar gels:
il6 FULTON SrREE-. Dec. 6, 1919
Sir--We have hesitation reply ing
you, much credit cessful OF
Mr. Jno Thorn had bsed ply scaus both and
in mnr, fyora able climate. We edient
" SAMUEL OSBORNE, NJ. ID.
w. H. IRELAND, Nj. d.
Patients ienqire of MIR Thorn himself who 10 be
found at Lane below Coffee House slip and also
Of his brother, Aldermsn Thorn Brookh n. ale In
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-09
FRENCH SPECIFIC.


ESNA If 1T FAILS IN effect rapid and perfect cure
pow without the least TO Diet drnk Aindranee
IRON business
All who conractoda certain disease and wish to get
I'd With < rouhe aud without the liability ofey
she.id use LEROYS FRENCH SPEC lFiC, the only ned.
cine discovered that w cure ts- compliant without
cnsnge Of DIE L and does not AFFECT the BkEA II II
prevents discovery whiie using IT
long of the disease obstinate
elects Fuor AbEs Gfayei ~mals Compisntso weakness
pfhese organs doubt tie most efectusl remedy
obstinate cases alter every
other 1lsdlciss had fsiieG. - - -...-. - 49,.
OBSERVES All Coz LEROY's FRENCH SPECIFIC
which bottles With full directions In the English and
french languages. Price ~ bottle. . 49,
NOIlrE-Tbe genuine Spesifc formerly scid al No. IS
Nassau street viii future De sold only at Dr. HAEIs
Drug Store eorer Broadway sni Chamber street, New
York; SKIN and Market streets Philadelphia
nd OF hsries and Pratt strees Baltimore.
NO..
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-09
JOHN w YETH.
cSOO REwARD-cRoss SPECIFIC MIxTURE-

SS0O RbwARD.-CROsS' SPECIFIC MIXTURE
pcOO For the Of ton eet strctnres
iagons cofnrl-'nts OF the organs oigenefation.
the most certain.
II makes speedy AID permanent without the least
drieon TO diet, drink, exposure change IN
BUSINESS.
We give long quacssh aons % deceive the
subtle " the medicine does Tor itssf no one
,pest fot a. Our object 20 uoy whore IL AN be had and
he proprietor chae asingle
brourht which the MIXTURE will rot eject rapid cure
indet = forfeiture Of $500.
This " disease that unfortunately pervsdes all 40
.isyhirh low, rich and poor matrimonial aud single They
,r now resented with remedy BY which her them
selves without the least exposure Va the shortest rs
sibls.
Further the disease be contracted doc. Of the
MIXTURE taken "a night going to bed when rp0sed
s prt in bottles with fll directions ACCOMMODATING a,
81 bottle One bottle asts sseek. which generally cures
Many cured 10 two days.. -
For sale only At Dr. WIN n Minors Drug stor, Va 10,
Broadway OF Bcy street liz House New YORK
and al Joes Huthnsons Of Chesnut sB1 seventh
streets. Phi'adelplia
seware u n,titi,os Tas yssui1s ,iy n Move
.1i.gH
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-09
sTATk Oh NEw.Yonk. J


SECRErARN's OFrfCE ,AraUsr ~, IstO.l
To the Sheriff Of the City and County OF New York
II sir-Notce hereby Civ you that AT the f,sa.
era Election IN this State 20 be held the second third
fourth dys % November The City add Count
Of New York the City Of Brooklyn and the OF Bush
wick, the County Of Kings the election held
Wednesday, the fourth day Of November the follow
ing officers obe elected:
\ Go,erDo and a Lieutenant Governor.
tortywo Electors Of President and Vice President Of
United states.
You will aso take nstce that the term service Of Fr-
ick A aadge Sesstor for the First District
City County New York belongs erp,re on the s,
day Of ecember and that for the Dist,
be chosen bis place the said General Election
will also take netice that four in the ts
Congress OF the Uned States fer the bird
District consisting Of the city and York
be chosen at the said newt General Election.
At the General Election the following officers 4,
be chosen N your county.
Thirteeu Members OF Assembly.
A Sheriff. 10 place Of Jacob whose term expires
the last day ofDecember next
A County Clek. inplsce Of Joseph HOyie whose
pres on the last day of ID. cember next.
And Coroner. Tlace OF Ira o. Wheeler wl0s tern
viii expire ON the last day OF December
Yours. respectfully.
J. e. SPENCER, Secretary ofSta,e
- Sherifs Office. New York. August 20, isio.
The above atrue copy Of notification rec i,ed run Us
Secretary OF State. JACOB ACkkH.
Sheriff Of the City aud County Of New lurx
All the pnblic IN the county viii pFosh 80
above once IN each week. until the Election.
rec Revised statute vol ist chapter sh. te 81 article a.
part lsi. page 100 a2i 10 NE.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-09
NEW AND ELEGANT EsTABLIsH
HAIR CUTTING, WIG MAKING AND LADIES HAIR
DRESSING, 200 CHATHAM SQUARE.
WIG S A Nd sc Al PS
No. q PECK SLIP

DOCTOR CARPENTER continues as usual to deyste ms
II entire personal attention to of All delicate
and private diseases
Those who have vicms
Of unqualified unprnced charatans with which
aboands eth laxy ofour laws regulating
sacal profession respectfully solicited to call his old
Dispensary No Peck slip where thousands
manifold diseases.
To strangers Dr. Carpenter segs leave to add that
native and the born that he graduate Union
Colcge and his dr. lons this cy tcalms royal
cety and has hai nearly thirty years and
this city and what most Important he speedily and eec
tually cures his patients.
90 Separate Offices and entrances for the privacy pa
tents who can never come ia contact Charges reasonable
jsl0
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-09
"a FOR SALE. TO LET, OR EXCHANGE-lmn

x-x FOR SALE. TO LET. OR EXGHANGE-Imme.
i mediate possession gvenhe elegant new three story
lsv brick Hous nnished lcs. basement end conn
cellar No - Fpureevth street has mshopany doors with
plated furniture the frat ~ marble marie ,Elats paz
This house isseconl from Broadway, Of The i've
tudiags the south side Of Fop,teenth street between the
ffh and SIXTH Avenus II would be sold Al uniere price
and nearly whole purchase rem n on bond and
mortgage; sill be eNchangedo property w the low part
Of tn fity, Aprly at CO Wei street, Office No 3.
FARM wANTED-Wi,hin Few miles Of New York, one
boupdsd on the Fst ~ NORTH River preferred Cash
o,hsr Real Tsats Nib gssu Ia 'xchlnge Aqp - above
A. Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-09
TRuSSES

IL u NNEN.
pyPTURE CURED AT DIR. AMOS O HULL's Es-
n TABLls9MENT VEsEl STREET, Aston
HQUSE-Dr Hus Trussss modified. to sherteH their
term Of care very much The Truss 4 called
"ThE RADICAL CURE TRUSS"
This great improvement neetsthe
Of the faculty OF New \ orb. , ,.,u.u
TIE An its last FAR granted the FIRST
pRkMIL Tor this rruss the recommend alton OF it
Judges consisting OF five eminent pby sicahs and urscons
he public cautioned against pretended BY
Truss hswker there - no such sing as new principle
hitherto know alto the faculty TINS eteIces re-
ieeted BY medical humbug ri mechanics who
DO and cannot understand the nature OF hernia.
DR. HULLS establishment has been well known Tor more
than twenty years II stheoRly stil the patronage
OF the faculty. =.
" No otherbusiness permit in this ofiee and well
known surgeos who declines all is IN
constant attendance.
Ruprd persons cautioned against being dse:ses eI
pretended agents NO TIKI 81 10 Df.NLlNE OEbksE
'i"'''O AMOS q. HULL, Nj
sp7s VeEey street New fsrk.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-09
WORM LOZENGES.

SHERMAN's WORM LOZENGES are the greatest
~ worm medicine IN the world ra
DR. CHURCHILL has ssed them in over hfty cases. cured
spasms and of it's He considers them safe and
sure, and recommends them to all.
MIR j. B. MONIES used Aea In has family with entire
and several Of hrs friends have great commence IN
taela.
Col CLARK cured ofhis children ofspasrps and
Of fits, occasoned by worms. -
The Hon g. 8. BEARDSLEY thinks they have saved the
lie of his children IL had bees long time decline
His family doctor Shemans orm LoLenges
only hope he did and hrosgh the blessing Of God
his child welanoter living evidence OF their wonder
full yiru.s Mr. B. Gays family should De without them
More than certificates might be added oil their truly
wonderful properties
Broadway; and 1873 Faton street, Brooklyn.
Where also be had Shermans Lozenges Tor nervous
had ache heart bu-r. cods. SC. ago
THE CASH PAINCIeLE APPLIED TO PRINTING.
The Largest Printing Press and the Largest Asssor
of Type in America-WILLIAM APPLICABLE respect.
fully invites the at non Of publishers merchants and other
business 10 his printing establshmsn', corner OF
Ann and Theatre Alley where cash customers have
description of printing executed in style never sur
paused this other country. The press which IS
and persons who wish very large Show Billie be
nshd low price in consequence o his ability to give any
single impression while other printers fire.
queatly usder the necessity of setting and work
Besides the great mammoth press he has in ope-
ration thirteen other presses Of superior DESCRIPTION,
adapted every description of workmanship His
OF plain and Type includes from the lar
with which he IS not supplied Printing IN Coors IKE
ia The neatet OF kind, SILK
other material that the customer may select. -
TERMs-tash, ia al The extreme cheapness OF his
The counting Of the Establishments at IL Ans street.
second door frOsa Theatre Alley seq
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-09

GENCY FOR THE WILLIAMSBURG FIRE INSU
"A RANCE COMPANY, No. 81 Wall street, near Pearl
This company continue ns description Of
v against loss damage by fire reasonable through
out the United States.
Directors: Zabriskie, Richard W Redhcld, John Van
Boskerck Jeremiah Johnson George Strong, Samuel
Lewerre John orrel John Leggett John Skman, Samuel
W'lsts Charles o. Handy, L.musl Richardson, w p Pow
&. ZABRlSklE, President.
JOHN J. Pow Frs, Secretary.
Washington Post. Agent, New York js I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-09

DLEAsANT FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET where
there but gentlemen eoarders for one or two gn
een Aiso, well furnished pleasant bed room and parior
sninE which last possessiOt can be had alter me list
SEPTEMBER when rspectabi. gentleman occupy Ing the
sane will leav. for Europe wi breakfast and tea. or full
board if required TERMS Moderate French and English
spoken At io3Ieonsrd. but few doors from Broadway
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