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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-25
VAPOR BATHS.

VAPOR BATHS.
GAR .Sos 95p EsTABLIsHEp NEDIcA.
S Opposite the & ".p i Ssp "
s s 10 S make Ss% o q
ssnemsss department Mrs O. hopes BY her anwssti
Sy and eae Which Ia. Sssa rendss % S aSsh
issa s.s
en- i've @ % bsS.
By the day, week, or month. my2s
ONE HUNDRED CABS.
Stage CescSss, Railroad Cars, &C. q Ha%ilioe
s sas t kTori DSSs
upwards Of hundred OF the newly invented Cabs
B. The public are cautioned against any infringement
SPRlNGAt th, seautfs 81 q. year When
n1ysd e moSt Of ssfi hSs s s iss Of Sss1y
oasrs remedy no, only for iT,sL,; bat for tan
needs trial eabsh the good opinion OF those who
81 Free sSSb Sssa'
myalam 70 and 100 Fulton st.
1EEEs 3 /. Iss ''s. eY o;5
Robin Hood from Liverpool, ,,9aa5 i,r ,.le By.
e3 81 South street up stairs.
SE GARsm,o.OS mrs, quality Havana sega in half
ice n. Woodruff, ~, South st
PtEAssANT ko9Ms TO La, e ,insls s,ntlsmen, faI-
Sa S soa OWN s'i Saa and
An early APPLICATION will ehoie, of,oom.
SCOTCH CoALs.-SOtons on board bark Jsse from Olss
je2S PERssE BROOKS. H Liberty st..
NO a PECK SLIP
DOCTOR CARPENTER CONTINUES as usual to de,st. his
entire personal attention TO the treatment Of all delicate
and private diseases.
Those who have been unfortunate the yies
D unqualified rincled charatans with which this
abOud 81 the larty regulating
msics profession respectfully solicited
established Dptnsay No Peek slip where many thousands
have been made to rejoice At happy deverssee from their
manifold diseAses
To strangers Dr. Carpenter tegs leave to add that he
native and 70 the manor born that he Is graduate Of Union
College, and received his dpo.s this city claims
honors s lcentate OF the New York State Medical So
esy and has had nearly thirty practice experience
tuelly cures his patients.
90 Separate Offices and entrances for the privacy Of pa
uens who can never come IN contact Charges reasonable
EOR The rACEAND sKIN.-CHURCHs GENUINE
fEgETABLk LOTION recommended ny the faculty
Tor a desses OF the face and skin. ID
pies rcces spots. dnsss and all
srups gradually realizing DELICATE clear son skn trans
forms even the most saow nexion into radiant white
ness renders harsh and rough skin beautifully sef smooth
and even imparts 20 the face, neck and shy and
juvenile Blooms and by due PERSEVERANCE, IN ~ ne
result VIII ea beautiful COMPLEXION This Lotos creed
ssed with great in the ed states and west ndes
without single complaint of its efficacy For sale at
CHlkCHS DISrENS ARf ISIS Bowery, corner OF Spring
street. Price rs cents per bottle. iva im'
HAVANA sEGARs.-ioOOo first quality IN half quar-
IL. Woodruff. W. south II
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DR.; CHERRY's AsrmNGENT PILLs-Celebrated Cor
- the radio removal Of the hsrrassing of
certain disease elect Seminal Weakness and aec
tions OF the kidneys bladder, sc For Gravel they
remedy. Agents-Noncs as Chatham streets
Bowers sornes wsssr Ring so Broadwsy Burnett anal
street Price 81 Country merchants DESTROYS Of
chasing by the dozen viii be supplied liberal dis
count and the Pills will be warranted 10 them TO produce the
desired effect. js2s Inn
ITO SHOE AND BOOT MAKERs.-C. MORO contin-
to cut used Tools at his old stand No Pearl street
between City Hall Place and tross He has
hand large ready Tools Frnch aud Eng
warranted to work and made Of the best STEEL wholesale
azd retail m
ITO ABINErMAKERs.-Hork ks and Eyes for French
Bedsteads for sale by &. MORO, Pearl street, be-
tween City Hall Place and Cross street je26 Inn
FRENCH PLAsTER-For sale by
iyo BOYD HiNCREN, Tontine Building.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-25

TO SPORTSMEN.
VI OR RETAIL.
Double barrel Guns efevsry description.
Single barrel do do do
1900 pairs Of Pistols.
Rifles, single and double barrel.
Percussion Caps; Powder Flask and Sporting articles
morally.
the be sold below cost Of mporatio
manufacture and reduce stock will be offered at correspond
ing prioessy A. w. SIZES CO.,
myl IN 2ls Pear street, Plat
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-25
CELEBRATED EYE WATER,
AstOnishing Cures performed 6y

Astonishing Cures performed by
DIR. j. FRANCIS, OCCULiST, 10 Bareiayst
Mrs Cox Elm ember church, had deceased
sha.s Of amssou Msav applications were
and from the Of DR.. J. Francis
Eye Water, month her sight was perfectly restored
From what have witness To, believe II to be one OF
the best remedies in dscssss Of the s{s h has efss S
. Pastor Of the Stanton st. Church.
Mrs Oot member of church. has child who has been
covered the sight after fuess applications by ply
and when the total loss Of sight apprehended the
water prepared andsold BY Dr. Francis has effected
perfect cure. = Rev. >, H. GONE, Gu,
We the undersigned, used Dr. Francis Eye Water
in families with good effect and knowing its astonishing
efficacy, recommend i to the notice Of the
public valuable remedy. Duncan Dunbar pastor Of the
McDouga street Chuch c. c. Sommers Of the South
Baptist Church, Harrison OF the ThomIson street
Church; Joshua Lane, n Third Avenue.
The Eye Water perfect for nfiamatisn and weak
sight aud will cataracts. Numerous eer
hcaes the Office IL not prepared sold by
any person but Dr. j. FRANCISl 10 Barclay st.
Ny-ARTIFICIAL EYES Inserted. jyls SIN
SORE NIPPLES.
without taking the child the breast When such
tors Mott Cheeseman Rodgers and others Of extensive
practice recommend it, who will doubt its efhcacyl
Mrs REMSEN has been nurse for is years and never
without failing to and from s satis
fed Of its great worth. She recommends II to all.
Mrs.. CKOSBY, of the oldest and most experienced
the city, she knew thing equal to
The Rev j. SMITH says cured his wife after severa
weeks Of great suffering and every thing else IN yarn
Doctors Vandenburgh Brown Comstock Weed, and seve
raj others oguished have used vita
the aud recommend invariably IN their
practice sod at os Nassau street one door above Ann le
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-25

RIO THE BALD HEADED ANO OrHERs.-Dees any
know ancighbor friend who has been Bald, and whose
bad covered with fine hrl One whose coat collar
covered with tandfh brushed hourwhch has
vanished entirel Orone whose ha at ery age we're
who has hair Children whose
fsais covered with scurf-whoe hair would not
that growing the fullest of harl some
per@ons. Ask them the and
You will be told hngs have been done by the Of tie
BALM or COLUMBIA. Of % years growth u his article,
is demand increasing annually hundrcd ccntathough
when discovers orpscd BY thing Cor the
Toss assie ~ almost numbel nushrOOo trash gre
I.rs1ns ftat viii rn the ha i used TO any extrnt tsn
than these facts b. wanedrtfer 20 the ns
b. list 81 Of respectfully uncquted ~ ether
article L2ot % these hinreuy this trels sta andpr
your hair hy bald restore a. Ladies. att nd
his-hundres fasho-abe lf. the Only
tclr really I'd fr the toilet Long hair very e. ali
Lairs The Balm ofCoumha tins 70 yourselves
the dsErscr ~ bsldness BY neglect % yeur pesons.
duty moratss the tcautcs
nr With waieh ebauuu Creator has endowed youuse The
CAUTION TO BE- REMEMBERED.
several a hRgrant attempts have been made q counter
felt the true Balm Of Columbia some of the impo.or have
FAR 70 counterfeit the splendid and the Falls
Of NIAGARA and every criern mark except the Of Com
stock. which they dare NOT forge.
To avoid npostious therefore, always lock Tor the e
CA Co L. 9 Corn-ock, and boy the article
unless az that upon a..
Sold wholesale and retail only at No. Fletcher 81. "
\ I'm
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IIARDwARE PAPER "A rul .rtrent 40 30, ~ 81,
1l2f "a. as g.. g N, 90 fs. Tor sals by
1s PERssE BROOKS, 81 Liberty st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-25

I IVEkPOOL OKREL COAL.-350 tsDs Bunslelrs Orret
- Coal carefully lowered in the hold just shp
Robin Hood from Liverpool, and for sale by
HEKDMAN KEENAN,.
e23 81 South street up stairs.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-25

INPOnTANr To MAhRItD FkMALksl-AlADAME
L RESTELI'S PREVENTIVE POWDERs.-These IN.
valuable Powders have been universally adopted In Europe
bot France IN scua for upwards Of thirty years well
A. BY hundrscs N this country being the only mild safe and
ecscous remedy for married aides whose health orbds too
rapid of family. Price s. package with f.l direc
For sale Mad Rsstes Principal Office No. Green.
wch Circular tore folly exrla slory) he OBJ
tanned =, the Office, and which vii be sent free Of
in-stsgs excspi-dD of the city United States
All must s. postpaid. Oce hours from
A. VI 20 p "; Philadelphia Osce ssi South Eighthst
d.. Linz
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ONE HUNDRED CABS.

VANDERWERKEN, manufacturer OF Cabs. Omaibusses.
Stage Coaches Railroad Cars, Sc, corner Of Hagion
Bruen and McWhorter streets the Railroad Depot
Newark " j. has already flushed and in state of forward
upwards Of hundred Of the newly Invented Csbs
seat two or four persons.
~ b. The public cautioned against any infringement
the improved Cabs. les am
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-25

Physician. See advertisement splI-sne
dwight, pANFoRTH CO., BROKERS, No. 4 Mer
IL chants xchaAge-Safeiy Fund kcd Back, Eastern Phi
sdeha aud Funds bought aud sold the hes,
ferns 3m-
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!Si1slIII;

cure. by applying to Mis-. }
rhvsician. See advertisement
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-28
LFrom The Rocstridrc riaL,g Star.

IA .hsi 4 La l4'laL I.Nl lDN.
The following has been handed us and we call the
attention of the Democracy to it. We wish a full at
tendance ofthe Democratic freemen of the County, as
it is highly important that the Corresponding Commit.
tee should be enlarged, and other steps taken to insure
unity, and concert Of action. The last Election showed
~thatthere were 400 good and true Democrats, who
could neither be driven nor coaxed from their princi-
pies, and who were ready to rally 10 the support ofthe
Democratic standard, whenever and wherever it was
raised. Come one, come all. Give Us a full attend
ancc.
.No,ics.-The Democratic Republicans of Rockbridge
are requested to meet on the first day of the August
Court, al the large Room in William Stevens New
Brick building, at twelve o'clock, precisely. Several
Addresses will be delivered. a full attendance is re-
quested, as Delegates are to be appointed to the Char
lottesville Convention, and other business o fimporlance
is TO be transacted. MANY VorERs.
Qrgani-c' Organi=c"-We call upon our friends in
Botetourt, Bedford, Roanoke, Montgomery, Allegha-
nv, Monroe, Grccnbrer, and Bath, to hold meetings at
their July and August Courts, and send Delegates to
the Charlottesville Convention, which is TO meet on the
10th of September next. Enlarge the county commit
tees, and adopt such other measures as are calculated
to secure a full turn out of the Democracy. Rouse up.
Let action he the watchword.-B.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-28

(Fy0g, ,lG RrUiA~r JpiE:sau.J
gNsN.y .aF~
s.MccA VIZ rr@..s, r>srSc."

(Fr0r tlE RSViArr j"gE:Gaa.J
TELL. Me ALL.
ny nsNS /. nEwiTT.
"Story God bless you | lave none to ten
Come mother! si,b.nccth The y.He
Here, hy OUR open door;
And tell Inc who my fathers were,
In the glorious days oi yore.
I've read to-day such glowing tales
Wondering DER every line.
az Kni-EtS who fought for the holy Cross
In the wars OF Palestine.
NJ ,h,;, financing stccds, and r%!ittcrins spears,
And ;teir pennouS waving out;
And the clrrions minr!inE On III" ar
With the stirring hattle-sho.t-
TIL | seemed 10 hear thc rusi oi hsht,
TN Christians r,llying cry,
r.. s,,kw,r charge, and the Paynim rout,
And In shouts of victory.
And were nv sircs bold warrior knights:
oh, brave in .brir array.
D4a> mother. ! am Old enough.
Tell me fhc tlic, ] pray.
! have no tales ike these, my boy,
On thy young c.! Ia pour
Here, where We dwell, Thy crandsire dwell,
~ his sr'udsires did before.
With tn htalthful flush Of manly toll,
Ard tile ,wcat Drops IN their brow,
They wen trSs. iis!5S from TIE Wild anu waste,
Ry the n,artcck and to- ni2ns'.
They wcrr The sniI's tror dcri2cst-
An unframed same th"i! .hi-.:-
And ihrir Banner was the w'ar3E. grain
OF the rlrsn,d harSv-tiie!d.
Seek moi to Irvine thy faii youn. brow
Wi,h mnEtdsiln" wtca:hS Ut !1inc;
Bat onward. rirt IN manhood ntsit,
ard win tl!ysri: 4 raGae!
Hold fas, Thy fai;h-kecp trac Try heart
SIrcrvc nr'ef igOGi honor, track
So clst thou luStrc of -, worth
On ,ly forristher- hrcS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-28

IN tiaSCfhi-viE0tSiA,-ln SotoHay court? rour Il,
4 juno, IciOi
Robrr, Jennings, John B. Jennings and Stephen Jennings,
Plaintiff.
against
pin, whose names are unknown, and which said Franc. "a.
Micajuh Mason, kcmucl e. Gilbert aud Drcy his witt;
Siaiky and - his wife, which four are the children Il, H.
zabrih Mason, who was the sister of sand Henry the ED.
the children Of Henry Jennings, jr, deceased, whose nam.
unknown, aud who was the son Of William Jcunirc, ,
was the brother of SAID Henry Jennings, =. Henry 4. Jrrr,
Robert I. Jennings, William X. Jennings. Juscph Jeunig,. ;,
wife, and MicaJali Jennings, winch last named are the cEl.r.
AlCajalI Jennings the elder, deceased, IS hu wa, 4 Lrnrl. -.
SAID Henry the elder, deceased, DrfuH,.
The defendants, Diccy Pampiin, Lucy Hanks, and the, 4,
Of Frances lanplin, whose n,nir- are nnknuw n. ant who.
Robert and MiraJnh Mason, Kennel e. Gi;hc; aud Dice, hi. 49,.
Of Eizahrth Mason, who was tie sister II said IIeury ,mn a.
and The children of Henry Jennings, jE, deceased. who, nan
are unknown, and who was the son 81 William, jrnr,n.. ."
who was the brother al SAID Henry jennings, 81. uui nav.
tered their appearance and gi,rH security, accortIos IN ,.
tory evidence Tia; they are not inhabitants Of tGns 4, .rnr,.r,,
day of the next September term Of tins c"4rt, and ap.r.,u n,
of the plaintiffs, and that copy Of tins order h. forllNirl ms
in some newspaper published ~ III" city oi Richmond far
months successfully, and posted 4, the front door Of the
house OF tins county.
4 CuPy-Testc,
c. ". FITZGERALD. DC
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-28
June Is

IN NIR%tSrA.-At n Circuit !SppcFIuy r.u-
L Law and Ghanrrry, continued and huli for Richmond ,.u,,
At the Courthouse, ON Friday, the 10th day OF April. lrie: ''
Joseph w. LhInn, executor Of John Seward, deed, lI,rr,u+.
against
Thomas b. Seward, hilnrda Seward, Joseph Bailey, aia....
tor al William seward, deceased: Joseph seward. 'a.ur. -.
aud Martha his wife, James II. Collier and Mary his nj, ,ru
tharinc seward. tr BY whatever name she may hc kpn,H
brcca Finch, John seward, aud Paul Mitchell and Nance rs.
twhIrlI sad John, Paul and Nancy are rut Of tin. rouuf.n, -.
Edwin Seward. James ituwCll and Polly VI. Iii WI., i...u ~.
Iriuat, administrator Of James Seward. deceased; y .tarn
Uman, administrator nt sally Bergman, b~ deceased Mo,
nrliu~ Srnrll, George 4 Hatch ana ErhrcCa h, wIt. E.....
Edwards, tcnjaniu EIc-ln and Niatllil his Wit. lra..l ~
wards, Rctcrca ;. Edwaids, Thomas ). Edward, tna Ea4 r.
nicut, IIfrs.a.
THIS cause came on 10 b. heard upon The hin. answer ar nj,
rurd by counsel, On consideration whereof. the CONT moi ri
time drcidin. anv thing but what fulluwtth, doth alrEr. .
aud decree, that the plaintiff. Joseph W. ct:nu. executor II +,
Seward, deceased, do render hrIu.r Tie commissioner an t'.,
an account al hts administration a The estate ri hi. fr.I,,.
taking which accounts th" commissioner j. ditcIIui IL rr,n,,
accounts heretofore settled by the sad executor under order uan.
Court of prubat, a. Dru1g ttic evidence, subject IL hr >urh.,-4
and fll>iird rs rirhrr pariy-aud the CoUr Guih LTprt and
the said commissioner Ia cIgurr and report Mo were fp y.
tors will ~ the period Of his death. aud whether ttrr, w,r. +,
not al the period of John Stewards death. an, hmta,r- ,- s..,
or d .,crntanis ut brothers or sisters 81 the >td i,..1fr 'Im.. .
iu., other Than those stated L. hr such IN ih. pleading, .. ..
causc--and The court DOH direct and order that III. sand ,..r..
siunrr do cause aropy Ui ;hIS drrr"n To he published IN .umt t,e.
paper printed in the cats a.! Richmond Tor two mon iii. .Yr,r.r.
prcyiuus 10 the reports herein required 10 be mIda -aHl ,,.r.
Cuur, with lag special u-':rr deemed pcrtIarut by himself. II.
whIth ua! u required ~: lafty 10 TIN, cnisg.
; ~rur:-Ic.te
GEO. mSUTr. r. r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-28

/ : t dangerous policy, dAissa III. mind OF IT,. pee.
pie awake to perceive it, Once fairly disciosca and
distinguished, it loses lis power. Therriore i 's the
duty Of the hone;t politician to expose it. This have
enieayored to do, without favor or party prejudice.
In dcinp 50. have said much which has been already
said by others. ut,ruth will bear repetition.
venture 10 ask, even of candid Wings, a dispas.
,iona,e pcrusal Of these articles. If true they are worth
The perusal. If erroneous, ] should be sincerely gao
10 see their error pointed out.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-28

II We call attention to the following article from
the Federal Union:
"TnE CENsus."-From various sections we are in.
formed that the Opposition are protesting 10 ne very
much alarmed at the idea Of having 10 return to the
census takers the products of their farms and. TIC lire.
With many the effort is made to impress the people
with the wllim that the object Of procuring this 'ntor-
nation for the government, is 10 enable the President
TO levy a tax commensurate with their products, and
resources 10 support a standing army, AMI 70 pay the
enormous debt contracted by the administration OF
Mr.. Van Buren,. The women Of The country are dcs-
peratcly alarmed by the representations Of these dcs-
peratc and reckless part!sans, who are busi!y en-
gagged in circulating the idea that the chickens, Nc,
are all 10 be taxed by Mr.. Van Buren,. What must
he the desperation of 4 party WHO viii sanction such
dcspicahIc resorts as these. How pitItul is the attempt
and how villainously disgracefnl and ridiculous must
be the man who would thus attempt to excite n prcJu-
dice so unfoundcd. The whole object of the Govern
mcnt in procuring this information is TO ascertain and.
]condense 4 statistical report for the general Iniorma.
ton of our citizens, of all the resources and products
OF the Union. II is nothing more than has been done
in Ohio and many Of the States, for years past. And
why should the citizens Of the Union refuse 10 be in
formed of their products and resources: why attempt
to impose on tn. people this charge against Mr.. Van
Buren, so frivolous, and 50 ridiculous, when it is the
actof Congress, voted for 10y the representatives of all
parties. j. Is, however. gratifying to know that no
press III Georgia has yet descended TO an InsinnatIon
even, that n tax was designed 10 be imposed as the con-
sequence Of this requisition Of the census takers by the
Congress of the Union. The press though silent, and
as yet honorable enough not to make tins 4 charge.
are not alone the organs of party. llcn who are in
telligent, and who the people have confidence TO be-
Iieve should know, are basely and busly engaged in
complaints against The requisition, refusing to return
any thing or respond at all 10 the inquiries TO be pro-
pounded BY the takers of the census. Are the people
to be gulIcd by such statements: How could any tax.
alton be imposed by the information sought, that could
not be assessed without il: If Congress were to pass
an act imposing a tax on all the articles and objects
enumerated in the census act, could it not be taxed as
well without US with lis being reported by the census
takers:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-28
PIAi,O FORTE WAREHOUSE

PItND FORTE NAItE-FITT ~, -.
TE1iiE subsC -ibcr - constantly receiving tfnm te
4 manuafactOry of Nr>S. x CLARK. View ioi"' md.
plain Piano Ftrtcs, possessing the latest IA.pr"vth''.''
deiicacy of touch and sweetness of tone, 80 peculiar 10 ."
nufacture. yr,
Also, a large assortment Of Musical instruments, an" y
Merchandise i'll general. , IN
Piano Fortes Tepaired, tuned, le, on hire. and taken "
change.
CHEAP MUSIC. .a
The largest collection of Music ever offered ior ~
State NAV be 10 rct,d from. NJ the store of the sutIocI'''' +.
now enabled 10 sell al the Philadelphia and New iofA D"
and retail prfCrL ~
Thnse purchasing 10 sell again viii he furnished ai
'ff'"S !" '"sS ''" :" -" r. II. TAILogs"..
Piano Forte AID Music Store, CR70s'''" -.
Aug. lG
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-28

OLD WINES AND LIQUORS.
I PIPE and 3 half pipes India Madeira Wine
i do Old London Dock Gngnac Brandy
Being par, Of the Stock nj Mons. j. II. Brngcri.
yfsO.-A general assortment 0i Od Wines ana Liquors
Madeira IN pipes, half pipes and q. casks
Pale aud Brown sherry, in hall pipes
Port, in Vr. casks and bottles
ChaiBpaignc, tlaut. &c.
old London Dock tognac Brandy. &c.
Do Jamaica, Antigua and Hollands
Richardson's and GihSon's Barley Whisky, &c. &c.
Groceries in abundance, all uf which will be sold nj prices CON-
mcnSuratc with their qualities and the present hard lines.
April 10 Ill2-w29w "M. NhL'La'h"
S4yIIEAT WANTED-Wc wish to purchase UhcGt, a usual,
w and viii receive it NJ III" Basin bank, the drpot~, or The Man
chester mll!s-anh for that Of good quality we WI give The hi.hr.I
markrI price, particularly for Did fashioned white wheat thai VIII
make first tate family Hour.
David ANDERSON, IN, & co.
july 10 !s-"sw
NDTffE.-Iiinsr Stockholders III the Riyanna NavIgiiiou
" Company, who have not paid mp the whole amount 6t their
stock, are hereby notified that the shares II stock OF al such de-
iinQucUts will hr sold II the front door OF fiicl'> Tavern IN ~"
town OF Charlottesville on The first Monday IN August next.
By order Of the Bnard of Directors:
Dan. +. CARR. Trc45'r.
June IL ll-wtl>tMi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-28

CANCER. CANCER!! CANCER :"
lar. BENJAMIN D. ANDERSON, O!efs In! s,f'r..
~ friends and The public, tr the cure ~ tins lN'''' o..
loathsolne disease. Such is his confidence in hi 'nm''
mcnt. that no charge win be made unless Il care ~
His residence IL immediately On the stage i"ad ltbI"s
mond 10 iYuchburg by way of Ca;trrsvllle aHd Il,
Courthouse. aud eight miles below tie latter pace
dressed Ia HIM at l.ldni.c I. o., Buckingham t"i"'!' ''
paid,l viii meat with prompt attention. .a-".
Inn - g.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-28
~ELIIABLIn GRA II,
June l6

4 TEACiIER.-A graduate Of hmhcr>; ccl"ar, III
n roms Of ottai ming 4 situation n Teacher. i;rsIirs ny.
he has testimonials OF high authority, winch ". can
good character, hi"h a'iainmrmiS. aud successful 'Nn''
teaching: and he trusts, that whether employer 10 NJ
school, or family, he VIII b. able {" give satisfaction y .r#.
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