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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-14
MEMBERS OF THE BAR,
SINGERS, PUBLICK SPEAKERS,

ND all whose employment requires the constant Of the
n voice, would do well TO make trial II Messrs. Pcases
Medcatcd Candy. all those that similarly
engaged would do well TO make Of The above compound
for II clears the voice and Strengthens the lungs.
GOSSlN, Bowery Amphi,heatre, residence 90 Bowery.
would advise all those that wish clear voice TO reasc
Medcated Candy. . ...
When children afflicted with the whooping cough would
advise the Clarified Essence Of Horehound Candy
II has proved an invaluable remedy n NIX family. -
&. VAN COLT and Family,
No. n Hicks st. Brooklyn.
To Parents0ne Of my children was afflicted with the
whoopng cough for four weeks and found no relief until
'' C. THOMPsoN, No. so Courtlandt st.
The undersigned will corroborae the above certificates
Dr. Rogers. w. FINCH iis Bowery.
DR. Purdv. 81 Orchard FL. A. Wilcox, $50 Water 81.
The Clarified Essence Of IIochound Candy s compounded
from rs ingredients. AgentsM H. Burre 2l0 Chatham
t. Horsheld a. Bowery also Elton ot Nassau corner Of Ann
St None genuine except signed j. PEAsE SON, IS Divi
sion IL.
d Part,e, supplied with lee Cream Blancmsnee. and
Casfsot Jelly, al &C. per quart JaT I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-14
CELEBRATED EYE WATER.

"A FRANCIS, Oculist, No. 10 Barclay street.
E as erm ss sta for ass six NTH wh
eye, inflammation that the white his eyes
tss s sa nd f s 6s
pcurse Physicians were Consulted, and many remedies
uSfS without a sag any gGod effect
Water and o the 9stonishment all knew my grandson
6s shld Mould have been isy blind which the Doctor
New York, 18th month"; ae, 1889. ,,,,s
We undersigned eheery certify % the truth Of the
asSv Of ss all its p,nrs%ar having been eye wit
cSP,si ssai$rf '1 ssSlls.d Sarah v9
;'sS @ S%sHss
if %s %s S9e w %;s d r. sss bs2
Webster MARY RsSisT < isfGgd c fyfase
With ai 1 ass $ eoVsra the & We
s an hs 5 Sfq
e. o s ks " 15 he'd % o s:sss
rs in Se Tssks icons this Exc %s;sr he
be seen at No. Avenue anS
E1o% the testimony of those who have used DR.
Rev DUNCAN Dunbar, Pastor of the McDouga Church.
K paTs Pastor Of he Church at Latngtown New
DR.. Genny, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons
SssBan h FG'f s Ia Nsrm Brunswick
ms Eye Water not prepared sold by any
street.
h- Artificial Eyes inserted by Dr. Francis, without Civ
ing the slightest pain, which cannot be stngused from the
natural IS Barclay street, N. Y. dis
G1EyN,U II PORT VINE, BoTTtED IN opoRTo.-
Solely imported for the nse Of inyaids and copnoiscur
In CONSEQUENCE Of the hitherto almost nsuperabie difficulty of
obtaining IN this country the finest qualities Of Port Wine
tet OF ne Alto Dopro in Portugal Messrs Osborn, Bro
IN cases OF one dozen each bottled IN Oporto and to
vent imposition IN quarter, the cork of every bottle will
be marked ON the inner part With the brand of the House,
- TRASH"
by Whch means those parties who think il WORTH while
obtain and unaduerated Port Wine ESQ often
IN sickness for the preservation of life ts depend
purchasing article it from the wine press
and OF the very choicest quality that capable Of
ducing.
Red Port of the extraordinary vintage of 1884
White Malmsey Port do vintage 1884. Sold by
ja4-3m- WYCKOFF SCRYMSER, 81 Wall ST.
PASSPORTS BILLIARD AND CHESS ROOMS, fen
- trance Ann street and Joins the Museum, Broadway
More than fifty old fashioned Tables have given the
leaving but few Others in the except Basiord Gum Elastic
Spring Steel and improved Cloth Cushons they much
the amateur and certificates of their excellence can be
shown from all the great players except the PoNY he being
gagged by an oppocn factor Purchasers and players
yited to try them : above.
NB-Billard Cloths Balls, &c., far ale usual ia2sy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-14

GERMAN SILVER Of every size, in sheets and wire; also
r. J. sEIfAs, iis Water st.
Who has also for sale Copper and Bras Sheet Zinc ter
Load Block Tin and Tin Plate SC for approved papr
commodating terms ja23 Im'isW&M
THE DAGUERREOTYPE EXHIBITION il now open
in another Of the building and will be
tnued for time the proceeds for the Charitable Inu
tons OF this city For the purpose Of rendering the receipts
great possible for the above object Mr. Gouraud has reduced
he pric of dniss a cents. "a
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-14
NEW YORK, FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUAR
I,HE OLD EsTABLIsHMENT- MEpICATEpYA PoR

'I'HE OLD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VAPOR
returns thanks to the faculty particular public in
era for the liberal support this for
the last fourteen years and hopes by her asduy
operation and used with much all sudden colds
rheuTatls Group &c &c to which they afford immediate
Mott ush Boyd, Macniven Rhnelander Nelson Smith Ire
iand, hiissam yandenbiugh, &C. &e
foit table Baths sent of the city Brooklyn
Sulphur Baths at all hours Of the day. by giving hours
syuPs of sarsaparia Lverwor Herbs fresh from
jal5sm+
GSO0 REWARD.-BE ON YOUR GUARD-If you
POO would avoid imposition, beware of quaek doctors
and their nostrms attempt has
ceiye yon with spurious imitation of LEROY'S FRENCH
RECOLLECT the genuine medicine is the great Specdc of
Doctor jerome Deroy Paris the certain and rapid
ever known for a certain disease
Those who wish avoid the fear exposure and them
other does notaect the and requires no change
which prevents the possibility ofdscoyery while using
Besides this important advantage part
ject TO the troublesome elects waknes that
the use OF other edclnes and used m the first stage of
the disease 1T will seldom fail to stop the discharge few
days.
long protracted Chronic stages the disease obstinate
elects Fluor Albus Gravel Female weakness
OF these organs is beyond doubt the efecua remedy
dcoyered having cured many after every
other medciue had failed.
Ii is intention to that deceptive
fling in this city, As better proof challenge
any one to produce aremed equal to under forfeit of $500
Of any one vending spurious imitation
ObserveThe genuine medicine sold only in New York
street. (up strar by The following druggists: Williams
Co.. corner of Sixth and Cherry streets Philadelphia Dr. r.
Baker of Charles and Pratt streets Baltimore Robt
Each bottle has full description of the Diseases and all the
NECESSARY directions N the English and French languages
PRCEsiooa bottle; large bottles, of doubles size $3.50
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-14

LINE PLATED WARE & SUPERIOR FINISHED CUT
TLERYThe subscriber has received per late packes ano
opening this day avery large aud complete IN
Plated Ware ware Of silver mounted axe
Baskets, silver mounted Tea and Coffee Utns angle sucks
&c &c Also very splendid assortment OF ne liable ut
er consisting Of Of and 100 pieces OF lVory iear'
and Silver handle Knives with French forms extra Car
low pn'Ss' 1pIaNIEL f. DELEvAN, Maiden Lane
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LIVERPOOL. PACKETS

- - FROM NEW YORK
snip GAkKlCk Captain A. s. Palmer, 25th February.
ROsCIUS, Captain John Collins, 25th March
slDDONS, Captain ~ u. Palmer, 25th April.
SHERIDAN, Captain +. A. Depeyster 25th May.
%. - FROM LIVERPOOL.
ship SlDDONS, Captain N ID. Palmer, 18th February.
sitERDAN, Captain A. Depeyster, 18th March.
GAKRlCK Captain A. s. Palmer, 18th April
mn ROSClUS, Captain John Collins, 18th May.
These ships all of the first class upwards of 1000 TONS
built IN the city of New York; with such improvements
combine great speed with comfort for
Every has been taken the arrangement OF her accom-
modtons The price of passengers hence $40 for which
ample Stores including wines &c. will be provided These
ships are commanded by experienced masters who will make
every eSertlon to give general satisfaction.
Neither the of these ships will be
sbe for letters parcels packages sent by Them unless
regular bills of ladDg signed therefor
The ships Of this line will hereafter armed and their
cuar construction them by
other but vessels of For freight passage, apply to
X. COLLINS & co. SIS South street, n. York, to
WIN. * JAS. BROWN x CO. Liverpool
Letters by the packets will be charged II cents single
Sheet SO cents ounce and neMpaper cent each ITO
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-14
No. ISL.
G. ]. BUDD. AUCTIONEER

FOR DAMON, 1911 CHATHAM sTTEET,
.eS
it, slhsssy he person my child that aesd se@e
ma. S'iS an e NJ
y y ons e S1Ss Of a. % and as The d LET
;saas$ p S%SS va 1i
The weather 70 retain in their above
f';e ars Of fG% s
pass heTe tHey are inc T rnss for
perhaps It will will. settle into a bad cough.
call and dp your '5 dC ssbea'e to
TS i f sssass Of not 6ssas se
and it is 'alutary as wei af gsla,aGis ''''''''
the % a ' the 9Sn 2rh tSs st the
hey particularly request you to cali and see te@ psrs s%a
2esr 500 She Certificates be at the
Agenisiot Nassau street, corner Of Ann; 2O Chatham
None genuine except signed Rp d. 6 SON n;.,.,
h.r be s and Di.'0s sEIss
J% s la !s ssa ssd y
Lyon 10 Maiden lane " PSsas present ~ same TO Mr.
CoPARTNERsHIP-Th subscribers have formed a CO.
@as an T the pupo;e Of ansaeng Wh9esae Dry
BEHRMAN, No. is Maiden lane. y :
bb RNiEt Br hE0NNS
Messrs. L. s B. viii ais continue sales of Jewellery
aS OF and s as heretofore carried on by the se
A uGARD.BOWERY THEATRE.-BENEFTT FOR
rosity of THOs H. HAMBLIN, Esq, the Bowery Theatre
has been engaged foa Benefit for the Widows Orphans Of
@ %H 3 p s ss sSE
kindly volunteered their valuable services and will appear
their popular characters Huon and Countess Knowss
play Of LOVE
Previous the play address written for the occasion by
Jonas b. Phillips, Esq. will be spoken by Mrs. Shaw.
After which, Mr. John Smith and pupil (by the kind permits
sion OF the propreors Of the Bowery Ampheae has
rousy volunteered his services this OCCASION will APP
pear several popular exryaganZas and Jim Along
sey; To conclude with the Farce of THE KING AND
Seats and tickets be procured ofJas s. Wells at Ma
tIonal Hail. from 10 to IL and and Wednesday
Theatre. isi3tf
ROOkS OF HERALDRY.-T. BROWN. Stone Seal En-
- grser, has removed to Broadway opposite the Park
Coats of Arms, Crests, Cphers mathematical Subjects
engraved stones diamonds, anethys tozes stalls Sc
bought the ropgh Ladies' seals PENCIL
notices. or any other device.
Goats of Arms painted and forwarded any part
ted States.
Books Of Heradry kept with upwards Coats
OF Arms found ieI2 ST.
HORRID DEPRAVITY.
GONE NOTORIOUS COUNTERFEITERS have nearly
- killed several persons by selling them spurious false
mixture of Hays linmen
The genuine warranted perfectly harmless and eectual
Never the article unless have
COMSTOCK& co. on the splendid wrapper.
Original Proprietor SOLOMON HAYS
SThe true Hays Linmen warranted to Piles and
Rheumatism, in all cases, pay taken for il.
Sold at No Fletcher street. Pearl street and Made
lane, New York, by COMSTOCK x CO,
Wholesale Druggists
Sold the medicine stores Broadway East Broadway
Bowey, Hudson, Canal, Greenwich and Grand streets.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-14
Price 50 cents per bottle highly perfur

GNO0 REWARD.-CROSS' Specific MIXTURE
,pCOO For the of Gonorrha elects Structures and
analogous complaints ef the organs of generation.
OF all remedies yet discovered for the above complaints this
is the most certain
1t makes speedy and permanent cure without the least
stcton to diet drink change application TO bu
siness.
We give long puacksh recommendations deceive the
public the medicine does not speak for ITSELF no one shall
speak for it, Our object to notify where II be had and
the proprietor challenges single Of Gonorhea to
be brought, which the Mixture will effect rapid
under a forfeiture Of $780,
This disease thst unfortunately peryaes all ranks Of
cety-hgh, low, ch and matrimonial and single. They
are now with remedy by which they
selves without the least the shortest time possible.
Further, the disease be contracted desc of the
Mixture taken night going bed when exposed.
Ii bottles with full directions
at 81 bottle One bottle lasts week. which generally
Manv cured IA tvs days
ONLY Dr. Vim. IT, Minors drug store. No.
Broadway o Dey street rankin House, New
Jones Huchnsons of Chestnut and seventh
streets, Philadelphia.
Beware ofmtations. The genuine only above a2s-sm
(,AUTI0N.-The American Physician 81 West Broadway,
the public there no imported quackery about his
dspensary lie offers his professional services to those that
dislike be humbugged and viii attend to all calls he be
consulted Al his Office, West Broadway His object is TO
No vile suberge Willie rcsorcd usually practsed
quacks Charges moderate, and patients cured cruel
In certain disease, of long standing will be
quired until perfect u effected Those wishing 10 obtain
medicine FOR their depend getting the right
kind 81 West Broadway door above College Park
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-14
MR. GOURAUD now, every day. (unt the goth Of Feb
WI practical
nAGITERREOTNFE.


THE DAGUERREOTYPE.
For the purpose delivering these practical lectures Nr
Couaud has arranged in the most the
large where he has held his exhibition viz the gra
building of Chambers street and Broadway The
views of the City Hall and Of the American Institute those
which illustrate the Two lectures deli
day the first commencing precisely at half
eleven and second precisely o'clock The doors
half advance Each lecture occupies about
hour and sufficient TO be initiated II all the pecnares Of
Tuesday and Friday delivered in the French language
and that Of the hour Thursday in the Spanish lam
order that the be fully explained To ct
OF both nations who would prefer TO receive the insc
their language. For the comfort of ALL and part
euarly that the ladies' Mr. Gouraud will
tickets for each lecture than the lecture conveniently
hold.
The tickets printed or each particular lecture indicating
the available only for the lecture and
time specified upo the face Of them IN this all will be
able 10 choose their time and be Of place IN advance
Mr. Gouraud gives notice that whatever be the state Of
the weather. Excepting og the lecture will be omitted
the popular hut during
rain frost the result will be always successful
in the finest sunshine.
The tickets can be had Dr. J. r. Chiton No Broad
ways Mr. Marshall G. slocums Drug and Chemist Store, No
Broadway Of Chambers street at the door Of the
lecture room. Price-one dollar. TED 7teod-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-14

lust NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NEW REPoR.
TER, containing full and accurate list Of all the Bank
Institutions in the United States with the prices in the city
of all Counterfeit aud Altered Notes Prices Current
Exchange, Prices Of Gold and Silver, SC.
The annum, advance; single copies
cents each Persons purchasing copies will be allowed
Fifty per cent.
SYLVESTER CO I5s Broadway, respectfully acquaipt
the public such effected enable
them 10 give and Letters Of Credit able
OF England Ireland and Scotland in any required from
Is and upwards. - . 80
They will purchase Bills Europe and part Of The
United States collect the low They will
also give The highest price for Bank England Notes and
Foreign Gold Silver Persons RENTING draw sight
Tor the same LEFT 30 days per will
be allowed Ucurren money Of all kind discounted at the
lowest rates.
stock and Commission business of every kinds attended
with punctualtty
Persons residing any part of the United States the
Capadas, will have their command executed with punctualiy
anil dispatch, aud strangers arriving in the city will find u
ally To their advantage TO call al SYLVESTER cos
Old established Office, Broadway where much valuable
ormation may he obtained free Of charge.
Corporation Bonds on sale SYLVESTER &CO.
l5s Broadway, below Maiden lane.
No conne,ion with any other office, in this city else
where
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-14
A. PASTORS HAIR OIL.

r a
90 For destroying dandu and preventing the
coming out tuning grey inble remedy against Bald
and the public may rely it, that A. PASTORS COM
POUND OIL the whoesomest and best OIL for the hair
makes thick and long, prevents its falling off turning
and hair has begun such
TO the hair that by will restore to its natural color also
prevents hair from becoming shaded and if hair already
shaded which great Disagreement to young ladies' and il
used for short time, will it to its color clear
the scur and keep the head and hair cea ebrows
and whskers A liberal discount made wholesale purcha-
A. PASTOR,
Greenwich ". Y.
Pr acopte hottla h,o,lr 90
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-14

NOTICE Of application for the exemption Of debtors pr
~ from imprisonment pursuant To the
fifth article Of the first title of the fifth chapter Of he SCI
eond part OF the revised statutes. WILLIAM g PAR.
ROTT Notice first published January ssth is4o Creditors
p appear before the Honorable Robert H. NORRIS Recorder Of
the city Of New York No 5Nassau street. in said city, half
rast socock the forenoon, Thursday the mint day Of
April next. Ja3o-1awTh1O'w
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-14

DR CORBITT may be consulted in the most con6dent,a
~ manner office, City Hall Place Chatham
New York; where person afflicted with delicate diseases old
obstinate ulcers dyspepsia, diseases OF the bladder
urethra Kidneys and all diseases arising from the abuses
mercury or inpurity Of blood, invited 10 cali
effects arising the abuse Of needs
description. Persons troubled with certain dsease
amply DR. Corhi with the perfect Of having
Ideally cured without particle Of other dan
gerous medicine His charges reasonable and proportional
10 the of the applicant
Os3- Attendance daily from "A. NJ. oieP.M n77-am'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-14

DEAR sR,-l should almost consider myself devoid Of
- gptitudc u did not thank you for the good that your
Red Drop has done Having been led by the ies
Of youth, unfortunate as TO contract that disease
which your preparation PROCESSES and after trying al
most every medicine that the quacks Of this city endeavor to
palm upon the community, found self wasting away and
the disease fast undermining constitution had almost
abandoned the hope Of being restored former good
when procured bottle Of Red Drop and now en-
trcly recovered without bad effects Of the disease ~,
naming My dear er all the return make you VIII
90 those who have been unfortunate s
MYSELF assuring them, with the utmost CONFIDENCE, that VIII
not fail in producing speedy and lasting cure - ,,,.
Yours, tr~iy, H.
You liberty 90 publish the letter, but beg the favor
v;ai ~ W. ~ F jai3
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-14

PASTOR, HAIR CUTTER, 1855 Greenwich street-A
"A. Pastor takes this opportunity to inform the public after
long experience his business he has formed composition
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-14

COPARTNERSHP.-The subscribers have formed CO.
partnership for the purpose of transacting Wholesale
Goods and Millinery business under the firm Of LYON <
BEHRMAN, No. I9 Maiden lane.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-14

N OIlC u persons having claims against the late firm
4. LYON, TUTZER * co, (Which has ceased by de-
mise OF Mr. M g. Tutze will please present the Mr.
A. Lyon, No. 10 Maiden lane, for payment.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-14

Messrs L. b. will ais continue the sales of
Watches and Hardware heretofore carried by the late
firm of Lyon, Tuizer x Co. feI3 2ws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-14

A. TO LET, OR LEAsE--The well known premises
FT Of the subscriber, I'd and street.
A forkville, consisting Of well built and convenient
house, several outhouses, excellent well Of
nearly eight Of land under the finest cultivation and
producing great variety OF fruit, Sc VIII he put good
REPAIRS Of agreeable and convenient TO the
~ the Sd and railroad Possession first May next
Apply TO AARON CLARK,
Liberty At
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-01-30
DEMOCRATIC MEETING

In pursuance of notice, d large portion of
the Voters of Augusta County, friendly to
the reelection Of Martin Van Buren, to the
next Presidency, convened at the Washing
ton Hotel in Stanton Oh the 9TH Monday In
January, Inst, on motion of Col. George W.
McCulioch, Michael CARRIER, Esq, was APP
pointed Chairman ofthe Meeting, and on mo-
ton of Capt. George Baylor, Porterfield A.
Heiskell, Esq. was appointed Secretary.
Col. McCulloch, having in brief and for
chile manner explained the object of the meet
ing. offered the following resolution
Resolved, That the Chairman appoint a
Committee OF seven, to prepare d preamble
and resolutions, and report the same to this
meeting for consideration.
Mr.. George Geiger seconded the resolution,
which was then unanimously passed. The
Chairman, IN fulfilment of the duty imposed
upon him by the foregoing resolution, appoint
ed Col. George W. McCulloch, Capt. Joseph
Points, Capt. George Baylor, GEORGE Geiccr.
Esq. John Keller, Esq. James Trinb!e, Esq.
and VIM. u. Helms, Esq. said Committee.
The COMMITTEE having retired short time.
reported to the meeting the following Drearn-
bic and resolutions, which were unanimously
adopted
Whereas, the election of President. and
Vice President Of the United States. will short
ly take place; and as it is an election frauuht
with consequences which TO the Republican
institutions OF the Union, may be for veal or
Tor wo, 1t is the paramount duty of every well
wishor to his country, and Of every one who
has the perpetuation Of the Union of these
States near his heart, to buckle on his armour
and hold himself in readiness to do battle for
those principles consecrated TO us by the best
blood ofthe revolution, neutrals and superpu-
neraries are not recognised as members of the
Republican party. The price of liberty and
OF the perPetuaton of the principles of the
revolution, is eternal Vigilance. Nothing but
actual service in the cause Of Republication.
cdn entItle any one to the distinctive. proud
appellatIon OF Republican. Many have as
sumed the name and under its cover have
done incalculab!e mischief; but the day Of
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-01-30
NetcsD0Der Posture.

Mr.. Strange in the Senate of the u. States,
has submitted proposition for allowing news
papers which publish the laws, to go free If
Postage, within the States where they are
published, while all others are TO pay it! We
ny just indeed Il newspaper is selected to
publish the laws for its devotion to Govern
ment-it is paid exorbitantly for the trouble
sometimes to the amount of hundreds of dol
lars per annum-and it is now to be present
cd with the additional privilege of exemption
from postage! Why it is the most palpable
party trick ever yet suggested. Even the
liberality of the Administration Press will
disdain to accept Of the unfair advantage thus
protlered them by Senator of the United
States. We have no idea that such a mea-
sure can pass Congress.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-01-30
Mrs. 4 mn p. Smith :

Madam-As you are not resident of this
commonwealth, and have TO known agent
therein, you will please to take notice that on
the both of February 1910, between the
hours of O'Clock A. NJ. and 5 p. NJ. at the
houseof Hugh Guthrie, near the VILLAGE of
Barterbrook, we will proceed to take the dep
osltions of Benjamin Larew ard Others.
which depositions, when taken, we vii! offer
as evidence on the trial Of suit in Chance
ry now depending in the County Court of
Augusta, wherein we are plaintiffs, and Won
and others are defendants. If, however. fIom
any cause the said dispositions should not be
completed on that day, the same will be con,
tlnued from day to day, at the same place.
and between the hours aforesaid, until COM
Picted' DAVID GUTHRIE.
GUTHRIE u MARTIN.
January &c, 1910.