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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-19
March 10
COMMUNICATED.


Mr.. Johnston having by recent changes, strength
sned every department Of his School, and tested us
me-. organization bs a full and fair experiment. We
deem II due 10 him aud the community. TO give tbs
pnbilc testimony Of conviction OF the superior
efficacy of lis system of management and insttuc
TON aud our perfect satisfaction with the manner IN
which the very responsible duty Of guarding the NOR
ais and deporioent of the young Ladies' when not
conined to the school room, is discharged by The
goyerness
To those who wish their daug hiers, when removed
hey ond the waichfu guidance Of parental solicude,
sheltered from the alurements and extravaganza,
winch surround a Cry Education, and ifomihe nox-
ious Influences, which too often polue the Amos
phere Of our Villages, poisoning lie very fountains
Of knowledge who wish TO give them that sor oil
culture, which viii qnahfy them 10 fulfil with di =
MY and usefulness. their important destiny. w
recommend the Roa aoke Seminary offering the
sronges, Inducements IN its quet AID retfed siina-
ton. mild and saubrIous atmosphere, its ample
accommoda and extensive grounds for full and
f,ee aud uninterrupted exercIse,--lhe eeniemany
dcpoument aud Literary altainmeuls 0f The Prnci-
pal and the industry and vigilance of the numerous
Assistant Teachers, who are asslduously employed
both in the hours OF study aud reaxatioo 10 eieva-
ting the sentiments, refining the feelings and soften
ing the manneis, as well as staring the mH Is o
pupils, with sound and useful knowledge.
ED. WATTS,
w. NJ. PEY TON.
JNO. K. RICHARDSON,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-19
Concord Female Seminary.

rEllE first session Of this lnstituiion. will com
L ,nenee, ar the Rev. Mr.. flamersy's. on the 10th
Inst, under the direction Of Miss RYheecs A. Sta
pies. u graduate OF The buckingham Female lusii-
int. The course of English siniies will be very
full. The tuition fees will be as follows, TO wit
For Spelling. Reading, Writing aud
Arilhuetic, Sc per session.
For f. eiish Grammar and Geogra-
ply, per do
For higher branches of English, 10 per do
Except in cases oi sickness. no deduction will be
be made from the time OF entrance 10 the elose Of
the session. Board may be had in private families
convenient 10 The school, upon accommodating
terms.
BY order OF the Board Of Truste.s.
JAMES PANkEY Sec.
Campbell Co., March Alb. 1910. ##s#|..4=
March 5 Wv
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ALSO,

Stddlery aud Coach Makers Materials, very ex-
tensise assortment.
ALSO,
very large aud we'll selected assortment OF every
hing IN the II ilwarre llne. Furnturc and Tools
for Cabinet Makers. Mil Virgins, Tanners, &c.--
House Keepers will find Tenders, Andirons, SHOW
els aud longs. Knives and Forks. Spoons. Tea
Boards and WAIVERS, Tea Kettles, Bell Metal Kettles
Sauce Pans. Frying Pans, Plated aud Brass Candle
sticks. SHUTTERS aud Trays, Baskets. Mats. Spit
toons Buckets. Tubs, Coffee Mis-. Coffee aud
Ira Puts. Paen, Coffee Pots Egg Boilers, Steak
Dishes. Uns, Nursery Lamps. Casters, Dsh-
Covers, Brushes of Ill Kinds. Venetian aud other
Blinds. Curtain Bands aud Plus, aud almost every
Kind ofCoohing Utensils.
ALSO.
a splendid assortment Of Pocket AMI Pen Knives
Scissors, Raj rs aud Straps, Pistols. Guns, Rifles,
Nr.
! ShoYels, Spades, Forks; Mill, Cross Cut and PHI
Saws;Ca>t Slrel warranted, Trace, Ilalter Log aud
Filth Ch,ius; Nail Rods, and general assortment
! OF Iron.
lie earnestly invites all persons dealing in hi
lne,io give Inn call, IS he il deter,ninedto sci
both atwhotsale aud reta,i,a cheap as similar Goods
can he had IN Virginia. Merchants before coin,
| to Rlehmout, would d. well 10 examine the stoci
/ and prices at,he SIGN OF THE GOLDEN AN
/ VII,
Jan. 30 A..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-19

The Defendants Elizabeth Iamheion, James lIanheon
ana John Hanbeon having entered THEN appearance und
gwen security, according to the OF Assembly aud the rules
OF Tins Court, and disappearing by satisfactory evidence thai
they are mol inhabitants this Commonwealth il is order
ed that the said Defendants do appear hcie the first day OF
may term next and answer the bill OF the Plaintiffs and tina,
copy If this order he forthwith inserted in newspaper
published IL the town of hburg for months success
sVey and posted the front door OF the Courthouse Of THIS
county. Copy-Testr,
aSAM'I NJ GARLAND.
~
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l.fH.I' Jx.f.v'N.

\ LOT Of very superior County made Yarn
"a Jean, OF different eolors. far sale iog by
HUNT Il MARTIN
opposite the Post Once.
Dec 0 ia
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SroTSWOOD GARLAND. Ok.


COMMISSIONER ; UFFICE.I
m Lovingstou, l7,h Fen, 1910.
ne parties interested in the f,fepo,n,, dccrae
". ",i take notice, Tint have appointed F,itlav. the
81 Jay OF AifIl next, 1, commence taking The ac
counts therein directed. which day bv Ten o'clock
a. W. they are requested Ia attend at NV or
"'. WIZ ,ht" books papets aud vouchers and
aud settlement. o
SPoTSWoOD GARLAND. Com'r.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-19

The Defendants Richard s. Davis Jordan A. Davis Ed
ward w Clark, Thomas Evans and Susan his wife " llsm
Jophng and Mary L. his wife, William Scott Ann {. Grimm
"o" and rect OF lillian Griffin decd, having on'er
ed ther appearance and given security according the act
Assembly, and the rules Of this Court and il appearing by
satisfaction, evidence that they inhabitants OF h
Ionlmonwcah its ordered that they do appear here on
ne f day OF The term and the Plaintiff bill ''
"s order be inserted m some newspaper pubslcd isne
burg or two months cccssveiy and posted The front doo
OF the Courthouse of This county Court day.
-..s.... Copy-Teste. -,
Feb q -s... WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-19

Ca.l, for Wheat.

WE will give The highest cash price 10
w WHEAT. Having Lumber House COZ
verien,, we can receive u with despatch -,
nORAER & WATSON.
Feb 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-19
SEVEN or EIGHT NEGHoEs.

A Y Cncuil Superior Couu Of Law aud Chan
~ Gerry continued and held for Nelson county, on
the first day OF October. 800:
Stephen Watts, Charles Watts. Jesse Watts and
Aldry l.. Watts. nflni ehldfsn of Henry ii. Watts
deed. who sue By Catlarne Waits lhcir guardian
and next friend, Edwin Watts aud Ann Mari
Watts, infant children OF The said Henry H. Watts
deed who sue by Lewis Staples then guardian aud
next friend. and The same Lewis Staples IN Ugh, ii
his deceased wifi Elizabeth, io,m ry Ellzabeth
Waits, and Paul HorsIey, Betsey Horsley and Mary
orsley infant children Of William lIorslc who sue
by the said William lorsley lislr guardian and
friend, H#sta Pitts.
- against
Lafayette Neville, administrator. with the will au-
nexed Of Martha Watts, deed. Richard Philips
Chas. Christian and George Vaughan, jun'r
Defendants.
The subpoena which issued in this cause bearing
date The II day Of Janu9ry, 500, which appears
10 be execned upon the Defendants l. iayste Ne
VILE and Charles Christian, aud The subpoena dated
the ID day Of March, 1889, VIII Oh appears TO be
executed upon The Defendants Richaid Philips and
George Vaughan. junr. aud although four months
have elapsed as well since The return DAYS OF said
suhpnnas as since the SAID plauas have flied their
bill add all the said Defendants still fading TO APP
pear and file their answers On motion oithe Plain
nffs hy counsel, the cou I doth AXE their bill for
confessed as against the Defendants Wlcrenpon
The cause came on 10 be heard upon the bill taken
iof confessed the exhlbils and was argued by the
P!anllfis counsel On consideration whereof iht
Court doth adJndge, order and decree, that the de
PENDANT Lafayette Neville do rendr, before one Of
the commissioners OF this Coutt, an accoun, OF his
transactions as administrator, with the will annexed,
OF NJ ariha Watts decd and that the Defendant
George Vaughan. Jun'r. do IN like manner render
before the same commissioner, an account Of his
TRANSACTIONS the agent of the said Neville. touch
in2 and concerning the said estate, all waich SAID
accounts Inc SAID commissio er IS directed TO take
state settle and make rrpof 10 the Couri, tn any
matters specially stated deemed pertinent by him
self or which may be reqnted ty the PARTIES be
stated.
The Couu doth further order that the Plaintiffs
may have lib eriy before The COMM .sioncr who ma,
take the sad accounts, to examine the sand Neville
aud Vaughan. II need be, upon in errogatories as
touching all any OF THEN trans ions relative SAID
estate all winch inttfrogaoIes, proper Ia the ptemI-
SEES the SAID Neville and Naugh II rtquIred SO To
do, VIII, upon beng noIfcd thereof appear before
the commissioner and answer the upon Their
several oath or affirmation.
a Copy-Ttse,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-19

j. VI. Snhctt, Treasuser ofthe Union Savings institutions
Plzairo Fdnands John Finders and Reuben Is. Patcon,
Defendants
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-19

VIRGINIA, to vii Armies held in the Clerks 0he IT
, the Cncnt SumGor Court of Law and Chaucery Ion tie
county OF Nelson, the first Monday i'll February, 1910
Albert w. Harris, Plaintiff
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-19

The Defendant Manly Ford h,vn. entered l annear.
and given security, according the act uf Assembly
AMI the rules OF this Court, and Appearing br satisfactory
evidence, that he is nlabant of this country
ordered that said Defendant do appear here the t dn,
the and answer the bill of Tie plaintiffs and lala
copy OF tins order be ortivi inserted in newspaper
published in The town OF ynebng aud posted tic ul,
door If the Courthouse of this county,
ACopy-fcstr,
JNO. d. ALEXANDER, Clark
Feb 90 WIN,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-19

u iKGlAiA!h rules held in the Clerks Office Of Tho
Great Superior Court OF Law and Chancery, for Bed
ord county, the 3rd day OF February, 1910.
Bowkcr Preston, s. Plaintiff.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-19

and Bus AIDES. Drawing Knives. G.ges. &c
Blacksmilhs' Tnols. vizi Bellows. Anvhs. Wees,
sleders. Screw plates. Files. Rasps. Steel, DC.
S,ddlrry aud Coach Makers Materials, very ex-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-19
TR.EE.G'g.s'G Sy.sgsEE.

NlRGINiA-At rules held in the Jerks Office ohc Grid
cut superior Court of LAW and Chanccry holden in II.
for the County OF Camphrl the 3rl day of February 30
Samuel > Fuqua and John Armistral late merchant. and
partners trading under the tNr and firm Samuel pa
qua Coz who for the benel OF Robc Norton trn.,,o
Of said Fuqus, Plami0,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-19


Manly Ford and Benjamin w Walker, admir- Of II-zesi.
all Ford deceased, Delsiulnn,,
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RO. C. CUTLER, elk.

decree. will be pleased to take notce that have ap
pointed Monday the Both DIV Of Mach uexI !,
commence taking the accounts therein d,,scteJ y,
which day, by Ten o'cl,ck in HE mor,ee. rhey AZ,
requested to attend At NV Office wth tbeir hook
papers and vouchers anu comes of Cant pape,,
prepared for examination and settlement
SPOTSWOOD GARLAND, Com'r
Feb 81 Win
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~ c., L,.a - A. gu. :" '"'
nary 1aIo. o' ~ o"'"'' '"e - - o"s VI '"n
Hezeti,h u,.r IL, H. n.
u,rornys Ms H.. ~ - a. ne'e'',
-'Nf''" ii'H S'o't, anu
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-19
$50 l-1 Acres OfEand.

NV ITO " NNTs bF 7 TN Nv IDENNE II MOUId re
w fer the reading public the numerous voluntary let
published recently tins paper md ~ the Good Samar
tan relative To the happy and beneficial effects vi the admin
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-19

wis
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-14
Ot5. THr WEEKLY HERALD for this week will

o. Tx WEEKLY HERALD for this week will
contain fall account of the marriage of the Queen
of England, illustrated by flee beautiful engrarings,
representing the different stages of that interesting
event II will be called the WEDDING HERALD"
out of compliment to beautiful Victoria, who by this
time knows what the misery mystery is of being
wife. In order to accommodate agents in Boston,
NewHav en-, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington &C.
we shalt issue early edition Friday afternoon,
in time to reach each of those cities on Saturday
morning, and thus avoid the necessity ofencro&ching
on the holy Sabbath, feeling which has sprung
ZIP in nay heart by way of set OF to the
nous sins of the Rev Hypocrite David Hale Or
ders for the "WEppING HERALD" will have 60 be
forwarded to this Office early possible the
quantity issued will be immense, so our rule is
" first come first served"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-14
LIVERPOOL AND NEW YORK OLE ESTABLISHED
LINE OF PACKETS.
sailngao and from Liverpool, weekly
49, 80 So. !&M

The Subscribers inform intending send their
friends residing Britain reando out IN the spring
1910 Mr. Hernan OF the firm there, and wl
Liverpool during the spring and surmer for the
here forwarded with depatchby Of the ships oh above
ne-and also that snail drafts given in their favor sha
paid with proRpless Orders from AL parts of the country
will be puncuay attended to- and such attention will be given
the advantageous arrangements the emigan
guarantee the further patronage Of those who will favor Tie
desgne1 with their ordersand in all whore the
gers do not embark the passage money Val be ret to &c
person from whom2t oG-ually recesycd tu further
ticuars, apply Of by letter post paIa) 10
HERDMAN u KEENAN, 81 South.st.
N 3. Mr.. Herdman will attend agency which may
entrusted to his care daring his stay in Europe.
In addition to drafts agents throughout
the different England ireland and Scotland
every facility eeran whose pass age may engaged by
payable at sight az follows
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-14
Vol. v
To Advertiser. in PnlIadoIphls

The great daily and weekly circulation of the
Herald in Phpadelphia makes it very useful vehi-
Gle for advertisers in that city Persons there,
wishing toevail themselves of that channel can
leave their advertisements at Ziebers, 2O3i Chest
nut ST. every day before o'clock, and they will APP
pear in the second edition of the Herald next morn
ing, besides the whole edition of the succeeding
day
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-14

Agents for the New York Herald.
Philadelphia. George b. Zieber, 2O3 l-2 Chestnut
street.
Baltm0re.-John Farwell, No. IL North street.
Washington.--A II. Jenkins, between 81 and
Al IL streets.
NetcarE, N.J.-John Sunderland.
IrOy.-Levi Willard.
Neto Haren, 'Gonn.-D C.. Mitchea.
Hartford do do
Boston, Mass.-W. A. Dame, Herald Office, No
l, Cornhill Court.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-14
THE EYE.

Il
JOR WHEELER informs all those afflicted with IMPER-
u FEt1lON OF SIGHT, who perceive the symptoms
lncient weakness Of that he
wee and administer remedies in a II snch cases
Or W. VIII references the
IN TINS city rs To his professional abilities. aud whom
he has cured who have been considered durable other
fessors. - 1870 -
Films specks ncpent Cataracts removed without Surgical
Operations j. WHEELER, Oculist,
-. - 80 Greenw ich street. the Battery, N. Y.
~ Ohce hours from A. NJ to O'Clock, r. NJ.
TO Dr. Wheeler OcuHt 80 Greenpioh street Nep York.
sR-Prompt,dby grateful the restoration Of the
sight OF left eye after had in tried the proes-
ona skill of several Ply ans and the remedies
by the Eye lnirmary of New York, beg leave my
sincere acknowledgements To My right totally
blind from the Egy tian and bad Of ulcer
acn but IN the course Of three months assdusus
cHcus treatment has effected the complete restoration OF
eyesgh and shall consider best benefctor
nais eaeied with diseases Of the sy.s rman sir yours
WIN the highest esteem, MARY OUTWATER
Monarky, Jan. IS, 1880, Hackensack " j. ms2 sul.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-14

The accommodations of these Ships surpassed COM
og al that may be required fer comfort The price ocabn
SlOS Passengers will b. supplied requisite
with the exception Of wines and liquors.
Goods Intended FOR these will be forwarded by the
scer free from other than the actually
gu them. For FIRE. ght passage, apply to
BOYD * HiNCkEN, Agents,
shy No. To- tine Building
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-14


Griffin Baker
William Reaner
y. Z. rurnald
j. X. Van Ale
Austin Packard
r. b. Summers
James Lilley
j. p. Bremner.
iIth Ward.
Charles Brown,
Joseph +. Lippitt,
l.. ;. Rhodes,
j. II. Lake,
II. y. Winsiow,
J. b. Clarke,
Beuj. Wells,
II B. Belnter,
Wn. =. slocum,
l2th Udrd.
Edward Ketchum,
John A. Sidell,
Samuel Brooks,
James Styles,
Peter RadSll,
Isaac Carlyle, jr.,
+. Cooper Taylor,
Nj. Hopper Mott,
Eli II. Dudd,
Barnard Baldwin.
VIM. Helmes. IT,,
Alpheus sherman,
Albert H.Doughty.
l2th Ward.
Isaac b. Merritt
John l.. Sharpe
Obediah NewcomA, yr
u. ID. Cobb
David SA.ien
David Tappcn
Thomas Valentino.
liih Hard.
J. Hodgkin
Isaac q. Baker
r. Craiglhead
e. l.. Sidcll
John It. Allen
j. l.. Knapp
j. Canpeyello
&. G. Hatch
BENJAMIN Loder
y. A. Vanderl,p
George Grips
John 3. Woodward
5. j. Sherwood.
18Th Wa,d.
Henry Lott
Philip BecannOn.
James n. Mulford
shepherd Knapp
David JARVIS
Henry r. Davies
J. w, Denny Cook
Peter 7. Ncvius
Benjamin Birdslll
Chandler Starr
Charles NcCaulay
Henry =. Tnllnadge
Reuben NJ. Blatchlord.
lsth JIsrd.
n. Perrin
X. n. Rugglea
Edward Black
John Carey
Samuel Beilby
John Byard
W. johnson.
i7fh Ward.
Benjamin Hicks,
Edward Dayton,
George w. Green,
Heman Norton,
Thomas J. ireland,
WIN. Wilbor,
Hamilton Fish,
John Palmer,
NJ. ID. Benjamin,
Gilbert Robinson,
Charles Leach,
J. VI. Ransom,
J. d. Jackson.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-14
PASSAGE FIR ON IRELAND, &c.
~ 80. 49, !A

From the well known reputation of this Line, the
nor accommcdations provided for passengers consisting
every possible comfort and the
certainty of the ships sailing the appointed day. IL
thought into detail respecting the
anoat To- send for their friends selecting the
sserioer would merely that those making engagements
win M depend the pronpness ctaty
being Observed heretofore in facilitating the Of
passenger Tree passage steamer from the
Of ireland and Scotland, also be secured Ii hardly
cesssry To that when those settled for decline coming
their money promptly returned those from whom Il was
received. Apply 10 SAMUEL THOMPSON
Old Established Passage Office 273 Pearl street.
prss at sight, and Tor amount also be furnished
the Bank OF ireland, National Bank Of Scotland, payable al
TIE various branches Likewise, London, Liverpool Sc
Apply az aDsVe
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-14

DiLEs most efectnay and certainly cured by DR. MfLT
4 MOREiS LINIMENT,-tsee parnphlct) For sale bv
o. FAY Agent at iss Breadway, Franklin HouseO New
Ysrk Pnce 81. mas ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-14

" hl0 DkL L GATES TO ~
CHARTER
LIST Ward.
Aaron Clark
Edward Prime
Stephen Whitney
Geo. w. Holland
Edmund Griffin
ID Ward.
John n. Sharpe
James Kelly
Geo. A. Hood
Revo &. Hance
Isaac NJ Phyfe
Sd Ward.
Thomas T.. Bartiae
James VanNostrand
Andrew Mount
Joseph ireland
John y Stage
William Stevens
Simeon Draper, Jr.
<th Ward.
Richard f.. Mount
Samuel Barstow
CART V. Davis
J.. e. + aulkner, Senr.
James Marsh,
Gideon Mead
Theodore A. Ward
5th Ward.
William Adams
Alex. Lawrence
Robert Hysloy
X. y. Minturn
Isaac Anderson
sfh Wsrd.
William Cooke
q. w. Bremen
q. b. Edwards
Amos Jones
Alcott Rhines
Martin Waters
Charles w. Merritt
Peter M'Glone
Hugh MeRr,de
r. w. Peck
II, NJ. Crane
Thomas Thomas
!. Bryan
Isaac Kipp
Thomas 4. Doyle
Henry Warrvll
Michael O'Connor
WIN. j, Pond
7h Ward.
Henry Weaver
Joseph Gale
James Taylor
Isaac X. Jessup
John Wright
John X. Williams
Henry A. Hsrlburt
Louis DE Gender
Thcs. Burns
DR. Weed
Gilbert Allen
Cyrus l.. Carter
VIM. d. Murphy
VIM. II. Barnes.
stu Ward.
Otis Pollard
Daniel Adee
James ftall
Harvey Hart
Theodore Drake
Peter w Ludltlm
James y. Anderson
Joseph ". Barnes
Henry Baker.
sth Ward.
Reuben Smith
David =. Lyon
William Wallace
J. G.. liaveRs
Stephen Kane
Samuel Guuton
Marcus Alden
q. I. Wardell
CALVIN Grisweld.
ioih Ward.
John Renw,ck
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-14
No. ass.
j. PEASE Il SON, 40 Division street.
CLARIFIED ESSENCE OF
HOREHOUND CANDY

HOREHOUND CANDY.
Our Horshoapd Essence WINS alone
Hundreds its virtues now can own,
csr.!sesis. we with S,i le Es'ss display
In T s@ aHr Sh: .p glsfr's Is ss ss Esss
To those its power who need.
The counsellor at bench and bar
oac W fssr s.e Ks ts to- T Il, applause DI.
RI, no pO,s AID his 5is clients cause;
-. Displays, our Hor.hsand. pride
l' The f6eu juTy to- de siiS may speak
CERTIFICATES.
n a1SS Ste
B. fAG tHIsssf IHfa 81. Hudson Ffaai, ST.
remedy Peases Msdesisd candy most rapid and ese
Ny wife severely With cough az and aR SSaseas
and found no eS until she used Peases Essence Of Ho
H. AYERS, 2ad street near Sd avenue
TO PUBLIC SPEAKERS.
The orator in Congress now,
Feels all in a delicious glow,
His hearers 'lis st H @itI S iiiEGtd eIssi.,
Not dreaming the effect bright
Is Peases Herehound Candy.
The b.I minister E, from ROM pulpit high
Proeaiming Joy and suceor nigh
Ts w IN IN precious III ,.s rss.elat ,lj
public speaker should be Without Psa.es EIorehoand Can
- Counsellor SMITH, No Al Liberty st.
mo family should be without Peases' Clarified Essence Of
iorehound Candy; and all, a valuable
remedy Tor the whoopngcough asthma coughs &c
Dr. ROGERS.
Chatham street; Horseaed Bowery;
Elton lG4 Nassau corner of Ann street, Nelly al Beecker
street, Lee, S62 Bowery j. r. Lecount Grand and
Division street, Anderson, 242 Greenwich street. MARITIME
Nnth avenue corner of 2is street. Barmore Agnew,
Ageptsn Brooklyn L. I-Hays Fulton street; Handy
Henry Higgins, Elzabethtown NJ j.
BEWARE.-None genuine but what are signed
j. PEASE 4 SON As Division street,
. OF whom IL can be obtained wholesale and retail.
Parties supplied with Ice Cream Jelly and Bancmange
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-14
SEYS PASSAGE TO AND FROM ENGLAND
NINA lRELANp, sCOTLAND, AND MALEs with a

,HrM IN PhssAGE TO, AID FKoM ENGLAND
MTxH IRELAND, SCOTLAND, AND WALES with a
passage Lpsm the different ports at reduced rates,
can ne oDaned Eve-y attention. facility and Information will
DC gsen 10 em,gans BIS ds the
various parts Of Europe and IN Liverpool b. M r.n on
oi the hrn being the
VINO may engaged BY their friends mere prevent delay too
Letters viii be forwarded and passages can be secured 10
Liverpool by the reg,ear packets calling the list nth I3th
hth and 18th Of each month, throughout the year Also to
LONDON on the @ Ot and goth each month"; by applying
~ letter, (poHt paidl " to the subscribers, 80"
HkkDMAN 4 KEENAN,. 81 South.
q, m - door from Wall VI
s at sight the National Bank Of Ireland and il branshe
On the Provincial Bank Of ireland branches by apply
tue A. above '''' ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-14

TO sTRANGERs VISITING THE CITy.-Tb. ,-b
scrlhcr has just received extensive n
Plated War Table Cutlery, Lamps erandol,s Cjls cut
'lass Iea Tray Se &c Sc all OF which Offered 81 prices
MATS DE DELAvAN, ~ M.is,.I. Ian.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-14
oEASES' CLARIFIED ESSENCE
OF HOREHOUND CANDY.

Mrs Handy, No Is High street. Brooklyn, L. l., near Full
ton would respectfully inform the patrons and the public that
they are to sell the above invaluable specific for
couss colds hoarsenes and whoopng cough and all those
that are in need OF the healing and qualities
valuable compound rely getting the
NO hgh street. where numerous references be