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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-16

40 YEARS EXPERIENCE
IsExrESsvr T bIsfn sdso afP THE BEST ME-
D 0 G T 0 r Z V A N S,
9 ~ eS .. a. T. S
81 No I :y. ys co.
fTs ssd chem y Al and Ss
deeilitiss removed without putting nosrms and false eert
smRoa. mistake u. 2ld Doctor nd No. s?y any my
Sa MS
SUspuED AT LAST Tbs most t;rrlbls ,eoaTs Which
lime s ,SS Il the aS they od ps s
their sets remedy pro,d.d for DR. Hun.
SD sS and 20 al "a. a.. Zee ssd
sons,. 81 PER val. nlst
THERE So s,,ooser evidence q ,he Ers, yaae Of D,
Without hss Dr the ss That %Snn
sS ss. ~: p sc: .a Ct $ i s m S SS
be the ony remedy on sh tina, thoroughly snd sseusy
meme. !. .. patient, vsyal To avoid po''Vls ui.,,.'
the name - stamped erihe wal. nisu
~ made gr Assembly Ball, Consents, Military, Pebble and
Private Parties on scale Of nagnheenee Tar SURPRISING all
The Bal Room $50 BIZ sofse viii painted decorated
the approved plan for the accommodation Of cs 1000
increased aber Of Gas Lights and abundant supply
OF ROOM me % By 70 & w.. g. . "a The
Private rlors and Dressing Roem. lade.
with AL Necessary comforts aad APPOINTMENTS with well gH
EB The esrsn-. the Ball Room, sngper. and Dres.
ins Room, all he same floor In addition Z, these con-
.esrsd 10 give ss,sisstioS -'"
tn, .hi ,Ss on s g ,, 81 70, dcS
persons The sags, which .Oby f.t well supp. ed
Srehs.,ra !. sspaeou aud tne sosss we'll for
'V Sisaw w NIBLo.
CiRCUsg-JUNE, TITUS. ASGEvINE co. proprie.
G S se n9ss % T yps ss IRE,
Tent will 9gen for the season on syenrS
During the ~. house has been thoroughly r,a.d and
style OF neaness elegance and comfort
bned equal not superior TO any similar establishment IN the
The haze also ,ss hsso, to anuSau. .. icy
eo" ~ ar wv amss
stre n tbs city comprising many he moot celebrated AID
, X. gwen sS viii s%srsse every g '
% @ t SST x, S
*. e.a s"s pss.sss II Sy Sss M
S si q n a1ed stud. Of SoS. sas ss
erhbed The proprslors also take great pleasure
sS@ss, viii Ss eoSS"eJ strictly to tie elegant and
ossr ssste and classic psrfsr%sasss lie whole beng a.
sgnsdio afford innocent rational amusement,
q ssssfS and %say sIsrsss. which we're the sds
The manager pledges Bmse that in tn, selection Of en-.
given under his dreeOn, nothing shall be
sasss bs can be- u the SMALLEST desrc,. Offensive Co ds
s ans o % .s a sSs Hs aS , Ss T %
housesuscieat officers being provided all nes secure
NB-an offensive and splendid bard OF musicsns ha.
Sy hsi 81 any other hn.S n ~. ussS sss
In presenting their claims 70 public for the proprsor'
ssssd NE q Lssnsd and 70 cna I
IN, prizes o. ss,.Ig E q iSew' ' o
Is cents. rit one ssillns
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AUtion Sales.
BY THOMAS ELL
(Seres Ass. 81 Arm and li5 Fun en- ssvos<s.)

tT"e nss. ~ .4ua and Ito fuHsu styosfs)
r,pN,r,rpv THIS DAY
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sale Of descriptions at io o'clock
IN the sale rooms,
TUESDAY
DRY GOODS, Seisi O'clock the sale rooms, sale Of
seasonaos staple and fancy dry goods cloths cssmsre
n1nns eo'hhg seiy,jeweiFy guns, hardware
Also boIss Havana segas 20 baskets thampasne
trunks csnd hand London variety vau
able articles plated watches ie~,y, tIke &C, aAea
from pA"n''oAs" WEDNESDAY.
FURNITUREsale of splendid second hand and new Fur
n1rs oy catalogue Ta ffs:Sb the sale room"
At half past o'clock in the Sale Rooms, by catalogue
Sale ef marble and mosaic eeare sbes
OF choice and valuable paintings drawings and enyrsvings
'''"' n~"''' '0'~' FRIDAY.
Extensive sale Of elegant clothing, suitable for the season.
at half past 10 o'clock, in the sale rooms
BY BUTTERFIELD COACHMoN.
Store No. 10 East Brsadsqap.
Out door sales of roceres Furniture &c. punctoay Az
tended to, and respectfully sohclted.
TUESDAY. Dec. 4.
At 10 o'clock at the auction vawnbroRer oaeby
order Of Louis Levy No. 400 Grand street. large assert
OF ages which have been pledged ayear
TUESDAY. Dec. 8.
o'clock, 1t the auction roomP Awnbrokers SALE by
order Esther Levy, No Division street large assort.
of unredemed pledges which have been pledged year
AT PRIVATE SALE,
500 esadrons Liverpool do Delivered market prices
Also, loo Cooking Stoves.
SALES OF FURNITURE-The auctioneer respectful
notice that he will attend personally to The sale OF
Furniture at the dwellings declining house
keeping Liberal cash advances will be ade furniture
store. Inventories and Improvements oil
the effects deceased, personally attended to-
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j. M. Wheeler, Auctioneer.
BY J. c. MAITLAND,
Store Ne. 1876 Chatham Squove.

THIS DAY,
FURNITURE-At 10 oceck, in front of Store, gene.
raj and Kitchen furniture, consisting
second hand bureaus saeboards secretary does
sing any cherry tables French and PLAN
n rtng desks mahogany and chairs
rocking glasses double flint and cut decaners
wine glasses haamps, mantel clocks, croekery glass
&c.
to dispose Of their goods viii be punctuay attended to BY
their address the store and goods to any amount
yurchased. . ,
Libera paid all goods semitic the store and
cash paid for all goods on the day Of sale.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-16

A G. CASTLE, a. NJ, NJ. d.,
INSERTS THE PREMIvM INC QRRUP1lBLE TEETH
BY ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE, .
Without gatures wires fastenngr which ~ thes
friction ear ossen force The ning teeth
The above method obsists all these Teeth plugged wln
gold eem.nt-looss teeth cleaned extracted
&c. Se. OFFICE, 7gr BROADWAY
ct- EAFNESS 90
7 DON ANGEL CALDERoN pc Ia Bo, Its H s.s,s
TO the United states al Washington do certify that was co
of painful noises IN
se,s ard bad bv prs "a sri SFD uRprs s
Baospwsyl Also, that DR. A. CAsTLk stsrds 1ons ths
most his profession, skui 7rachcai Dert
fhss, known these years and recon- mend thsn
"'' " iSignsdl A.CALDERON pE LA BARCA.
n3-ACOUsrIC DROPS. sure cure for the earache and
49, fns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-16

II ASR. BARNARD. Attorneys and Cours,no.s a, Law
Macon Georgia licensed 70 practice w I'll the Courts OF
Law and Equity he state. 81 New York and Ge.rria
Refrenees-Hon y. r. Tai~adge, HoR. Chas Johnston,
Hon. u. Davis H,n Ch.s Rvvgiss Henry D. Yariek,
.q and srsder,es hsrnaEe Esl Nsy t9rki HaP M'n g
lsaac B. Rowasd, Esl. Jerry Cowles ESQ Macon Oeer.
pia niilm'
CENTLENEN's LETT OrF WARDROBE-tcntle.
VI DESTROYS of turrrr their Left OF Wardrobe into
cash obtain rom the suhscrhera cent more h2n any
other person will give.
H'LEvETT, 100 Nassau street, opposite
Clinton Hail " York.
Gcntemen Garments made altered cesnea and repaired
AZ the shortest notice and the ressouabe terms
terteunen afforded their residence by appointment
line through the Pest otherwise wd rssve promp
attention. almis-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-16

The ULENTWUKTH TAFEHo
RE not Of much consequence 10 the HgADs q the
IL Pc pie the light neat and durable Hats Of fINCH
LEYS importation and manufacture HIS nmitable style o.
Moleskin ard Beavers unsurpassed IN this city. .
FINCHLEY Chapelier Fransss, ara Broadway, opposite
81. PanIs ocso In
CHEAP CHEAP CLOAks-tircst Barpsins-Ladics and
v Misses Cloaks consisting Of CLOTH sk and merDo, AZ re
duced prices TO suit the times all OF which made Of hs
best materials and in the Also large aseren
Of cheap DRY Goods. THOs PArrlsONS 49,.
OBJ nis' Bowerys cor. Division St
o. Ladies will hnd the adversisementof French Pills
In column on the th page. sic 3mis
CHEpRY's AsTRINGENT PILLS The emily radical
" aiterthe failure # Copawa Cubebs lrjeeon Ne
ESTABLISHED Tor Agens hi Broadwayi H Chatham
Chambers and Church; sBow.ry, corner Walker
ma tnas
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-16
ANOTHER DISCLOSURE,

READ THIS WHEN YOU RETURN.
THERE has bee deal said abost the Political Conspiracy
and many testimonials shown FORTH but have any Of yos
Joan PEAsE 4 son Is Division ST.,
or the peculiar efficacy Of their Clarified FssRce Of Hore
hound Candy The proprieors have obtaned m feso sso
monas from Clery Doctors. CounsorH, snEsrs, and
others Of the highest responsibility, recommending this co~
pound coughs colds hosrseness irritation Of The thsea
whoopng cough asthma and all Affections OF the rns
which, IL not checked in unre lead 10 eousungten md
DEATH
.I.r DEMOCRATS AND JpITGS,
This ueurAl Ca-dy, and 10 celebrated nvslsabls
specific 10 clear the voice. Remember that.
Please d. sell this article, and
genuine unless each package ia signed PEAsE SON.
Division street o. who's IA be obtained wholesale an&
retail. Dire tons accompany each package -,
AgentZieber, " r. q Third and Dock Fhila-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-16

ARRIVAL OF MR.. BRIsTOW, THE WRITING MAS
TER IN NEW YORK!
ND REoPENlNei Of his Writing Classes pay and Even
Broadway. Bonfans Fancy Store. ....l
TERMS REDUCED FROM Sia to Se-cr this season only!
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-16

SALT-sN0sscls h,hton factory allied. board shp Sid
rs EE COLLINS CO. 50 souahsL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-16

WOODS TOOL sToRE.-T.J W has ON hand a most
w complete assortment OF superior Tools, sstshle for al
most every branch OF Having been established
upwards Of nine he ha. become
perfectly acquainted Nth the make, si.e &c suitable for al
mechanic be has nadeit business BY ITSELF and
devoted The whole Of his time te the getting up Of Tools par
cuarly qualify Also, importing hs goods direct from
the IN England and the Teos OF American
cash. he enabled TO Afford asuperor article
al a reasonable rice. -, -
r. sOn hand, Turning Lathes Slide Rests, Screw Tools,
stocks assortment Planes ofevery descr
Of all kinda those With his warranted
tsut Bands Hooks Lathts Printing Presses Nc with
full suitable branch ofmsnuseture. No
4 Chambers st. next door TO Commercial Bank NY
sKATRs-Just reeeiu.d at Woods Tool store. No.
Chambers street retail most complete assert
ment OF hne Skates all sizes aud al low prices -
PsAso, avery large assortment OF Mathematical lnstru
meats. nl1 lus
THIS DAY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Melodies containing
single selection from the productions Of two hundred
wrers complied by George r. Morris illustrated by fosr
desned snd Tor The work
sUBJEC RS ILLUSTRATED. -
Woodman Spare that Treee, BY. Herrs
LINES to his Wife. urhe
Lines on the Death Of Drake. .......... hsileek
The work paper, 23s tsme, aud ele
gastly bound in Turkey morocco gilt edges for sale by The
publishers, .,.. .-,..,,,, 49,. -.
nIa sits American Hotel
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-16

R4gGAfs State 81 Trade. r4IaAF
The amount Of business now doing IL nodsrste. In
some articles more actve lemsnd has taken piece and
in others me angour incident the approach efthe period
whsn inland navigation closes 10 more appareat The
receipts Of produce continue large and the supplies
such to warrant low prices for most descriptions
throughout the winter The receipts Of Flour, Ashes,
have been follows,--
Flour, bills. 68l, $50 Ashes bbls IL 400
Liquor, III ,4S4 Provisions, l1,7T6
The movement of produce the western waters also
continues large The following 10 the trade o. the Ohio
Canal at Cleveland, for the month of October.
ONO CANAL.
Ofpropery on which tell s hsrged by weight, the
and clearance Cleveland during the month OF Oct
1889, compared with 1910, have been as follows:
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The chief articles arrv ed cleared have been fol-
lows
.isr .4y,ir<S Clares
1854 4e0 bushels Wheat Is, a00 brs Salt
bl3S do Corn AL do Lake Fish
sl37 do Flaxssed aa44,Iel lbs Merchandise
259l7 do Mineral Coal III 500 do Furniture ...
90 $40 brls Flour ss7 do Gypsum
267 e9o lbs Butter 2I2, 3sA feet Lumber
500 $40 do Iron and Nails 40 NJ Shingles
1854 do Mere handiss
aring the past week this market has been
much active owing to the number of manufacturers
who have been buyers Some small sales have been made
for the Havre market The demsnd enabled
holders to maintain previous rates Sales have been made
at the following ates:
Upland, 10 cents Mobile, STA 1T cents.
New Orleans, saios ", Florida, alo 20
The southern markets continue to present the same
heavy features they have done for the last three
weeks The following is table Of stock, sales and
remarks the different ports for the week previous to
the date affixed -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-16

pecie and consequent pressure the eurtamsn of the
circulation and reduction Of the specie.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-16
PARK THEATRE !.

TINS EVENING November 10, the performance VIII eea-
mence wild, the comedy Of .nI
PAUL PRY.
Col Hardy ...,...................M Mr. Barnes
Paul Pry, Mr. Cnippindae FL IA, Mrs Chppindas
FRANK Hardy, lark Mrs Subtle, WheatI<y
After watch, a.. ~
Favorits Dance, Mrs Hill
Comic Song, MIR Chapman
The enter sainwents 20 conclude with the farce Of
.. THE MAY QUEEN.
Caleb Pipkin Mr. Bsrnss
Hugh Bowyer, Mr. Gam Mary Bowyer, Mrs ChippiAd&le
Praes-Boxes 81; Pit 50 crnts; Gallery rs cents.
Doors open half asst s-Peror cuAmeIses at
o'clock. ...L ~.
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WRITING

Guaranteed to ALL in Twelve Lessons, truly splendid
Mercantile or fashionable Epistolatory Hand Wrtsg
GENTLEMEN OF ALL AGES POSITIVELY taught a
bold ant erpsdous, and finished busnesslke style of
Writing. - -. x..D,un
AND THE LADIES
and handsome decae and fashionable Running Hand
In TWELVE EAsv LESSONS, Of one hour each!
No matter how BAD ILLEGIrLE, CRAMPEp or lSvKrERArE
the Pupils writing is.
ACADEMY No. s25 BRokpwAY Bofdnfs Fancy Store
Merchants at strangers visiting New FORK can take
course in two three dsys,-kG
- Evening Glasses for Gentlemen from7 to g.
y. R-Mr Brisow to be at his Academy, No 32s
Broadway, from A NJ 10 l. or from TO sP NJ n2 lmls,
DRUGGISTSAD Drug Store that has been d.ng asuccess
~ f for past offered for SALE The store
realized lees than two Thousand year. esr proh
handsomely furEshed-in good location rent low, and
offered OF the proprietor be-
ing engaged different brunch terms will be
made satisfactory to the purchaser For further particulars
enc ure Of A. W. RADCLIfF, FISH, Mortimer's buildings
Wall street, corner New I'd hoor aoI lw rs
DLEAsANT ROOMS TO LET,to single gentlemen, fur
ashed furnished with breakfast and tea required
in desirable part oil broadway Enquire at s2s Broadway
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-16

TvIRE YOUR COUGH or IL will lead TO eonsunpor and
v death MANY articles nssd but none equao to Dr.
eherrans Cough Lozenges They distressing in
one on two aysare pleasant 10 tie and handy carry
In the packet We hare used them whenever have had
courh AMI cured IN days ard when You
well try shsrmsns Orris Tooth rssie-it will give TO your
teeth pe.-ly Wilderness harden gums your
breah Those who have nse u any other den
rhce for surpass IT, Dr. shermans sce is At
Nassau street. cnt dOor above Aan OF
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-16
ssRTBBoN AND SILK STORE

2S-R B B o N ID III X , Il u Els
lust received great assortment Of Fall Ribbons and
Silks consisting part ef style rich Paris plaid Rib
bops embroidered Grosdrine RbDons embroidered
saIn Ribbons 6gredGros De Nipples and Satin
Satin Ribbons Plaid Satin Ribbons &c Cap Htbons plain
tafea satin Ribbons all widhs and coors, Silks OF
styles aud qualities plain corded shangeaoe cordse
figured and plain Naples; figured Rep Silks and Sa
tins plain ssn Fisrenets Mode veyes Of various eolors
Grapes, Grape Lsst and millinery articles IN general
Also, assortment Of Fancy Dry Goods Miners
will much their advantage TO call before purchasing
elsewhere. -. -. a,
Wholesale and retail Division street 10 doors from thu
Bewry n B-Ihisday received ehangeable cord
ed silks Also great assortment of rich plaid sihs r,
oll lmist L. u. LEVY,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-19
WAsHISGTos, April 25, 1910.

'RsHlSolos3 al lCfp.
To Mc uuihor Of "a Jefersonian
Sri received this morning your communication,
addressed to through the Recorder, of the 2lst-
You say at is necessary that those who have been
connected with politically, should be distinctly
g informed if you can, since your Circular, &c. act
with the State Rights party in the cordial support of
" whomsoever may be nominated by the Convention,
&c
think it right that public men, when called on in
any way, should express their opinions to those who
have an interest to know them, although the inquiry
may come from unfriendy source. | therefore an
your questions Sat once" In this have depart
ed from the course adopted by General Harrison, who
protects himself by the Intervention Of Committee $
guardianship, and says through them, he will give US
no further satisfaction. For this, and other good rea
sons, would not vote for him, though he nomi-
mated by the State Rights party.
You ask If | "will cordially support Col Troup?"
answer, he, above any other, is my CHOICE if |
could get him. and have before said but if without
hope expectation prospect ofseriously being rum he
were nominated the Recorder SAYS only TO "cfcct
the defeat of Van Buren, and 10 insure the success Of
HARRISON then would decline to vote for him; sense
of imperative duty TO the interests Of the Country al
large would induce me even TO decline voting for the
nominee Of party to which belong.
shall be slow TO believe, that under such circum
stances the patriotism Of Col Troup will permit him
to be used as mere instrument to the election
of the candidate of those who constitute the Federal
Party upon an issue too in which he does not differ
materially from the present cumbent
hope my answers will be deemed satisfactory. II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-19
lily your :,
MARK A. COOPER.

BrproRp CouSrY-Thcre appears to be no doubt
that Major Washbaugh, the Wing and anti-Nlason can
didae for the Assembly, in Bedford county, has been
elected over Mr. NJ Donald the regular Democratic can
didae, BY majority of upwards OF 600 This result is
attributable TO the smalness of the turnout, the per-
sonal popularity and influence of the Wing candidate,
who is brigade Inspector and in part to the ultra mea
sures recommended by the meeting which nominated
Mr. NJ Donald Iii probable, that the address of Col
NJ Elwee the late member, in which he denounces the
writ of the Speaker calling the election illegal, and
declares his intention to claim his seat, may have kept
some from voting 1t cannot fairly be regarded as
test of party strength in Bedford county.
philadelphia Sentinel.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-19

NOTICE.-The subscriber and William f. Agee having pur-
chased the well known stand lately Walton
Powers for The OF commencing the
that place, renders desirable with the subscriber
which he Resides containing about forty of Land
most Of which good This property will especially any
person who wish practise Lawyer this section being
situated Immediately the Buckingham road six miles below
Cumberland Courthouse and within distance
ngham Powhatan and Amelia Courtlses. II will also any
Physician who residence gentleman in Rich
mond who would like 10 spend the with family
the country The buildings good the dwell
ing has eight rooms the entire house newly painted Kitchen
house. house and lumber attached stable
house. and house filled can
Immediately The subscriber will be pleased treat with any
person upon the subject Address Rallsvile Powhalan.
APPS flls-law4wl v C. RIVALS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-19
Ertensire sale of EaLuaLle Lnnds IN Ornnae

ErfenSire sale 9f IdtHdbic Lands IN Ordnge.
tn of decree pronounced l2 Feh 1910, by ir
Superior for rnco and Richmond, in suit in Chance
~ which James IIeron administrator and Others plaintiffs
and the heirs of Thomas Macon dec and others deendans
and under the authority conferred upon Us by the said decree as
special @ ny =" Mnv f @ s pe fair on ay
sell the lands at public auction the following tracts OF
Orange formerly belonging the said Thomas Macon,
y him conveyed William Hay jr Edmund w Roocs and
Fisher deed dated the 9Th June, le7 and duly
recorded in the County Of Orange which tracts are described IN
tract containing one thousand eight hundred twenty
acres conveyed the said Thomas Macon by Lacara Burnley
If Orange County, the boundaries Of which
tcularly set forth in the last mentioned deed
said Thomas Macon Of John Scott trustee OF Reuben Burnley
Also containing all that tract which conveyed To
November, lso duly recorded in the district
Court Of Fredericksbnrg the boundaries of which are particular
forth the last mentioned deed with the exception Of three
hundred thereof conveyed by said Thomas Macon To his
Also of four hundred and fifty situated near the
mentioned purchased Of Zachara Gibbs and bounded
by lands John Williams, Joseph Williams. James Barbour
and Robert Mansfield.
Also, other tract lying Blue Rum containing 200 acres
nsnn % ae sn an% hs a Se%a
We shall at the same time, by the same authority proceed 10
conveyed by the deed of s, of the 9Th June ls7
aforesaid and already sold under the said deed or their in
II is proposed to have these lands surveyed before the SALE and
subdvded into smaller tracts which he sold separately or
If the sales are completed day when they
menced they will be continued from day TO day. or from Time To
time, until completed
TEnM-The lands be sold these onefouh of
the money be paid in cash. the In three equal
nua nstamen The credit payments be secured BY bond with
good personal security and by retaining the title Of the land TIL
the last payment Is made
The sold for cash, or upon short credit.
p Tc above mentioned tract conveyed to Thomas Macon
John Baylor and Frances his wife, will be sod the Com
nssoner having been informed since the first publication ohs
ADVERTISEMENT hog they do not know the act that that tract
was sold several years ago by Thomas Macon himself
JAMES LYONS romm;ss,rs
G. n. JOHNSON, S' -
March 81 lO7-tdS
POSTPONEMENT.
The above sale postponed until Friday the 18th of June next
j. |.
MAY 4, lsi0 G. Nj.