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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-30

Most Etirzora.n may CO q failing 1asisnfe
Of ,cr, uncommon asliq2 has excited etest ds.iei
t-rrst ~ this ,ciHit, fuf sasse reeAs pzsl nd e
have AIKEN pains 10 4srsfain from FefY intelligent
medical end coatcrsaut viii ali lie cifcumsiaaees
correct acc lunt Of tlle matter.
II appasfs tlsi CALVIN Morgan. Of P1ffff.'fiis IN
Groton a member al the Meihodlst Church, and a
man remarlsblr for h'a nfabily. peiy. and sefaei}
ha. been Tor te years one oftf- mar nr bbofs 81
our mo- mart. liz has been III s0fae time Pas N
The laht al fasting for oae or t"a d5Ys III tie Weea
On he oSih day Of November last, he commenced u
las, of 90 DAYS from all food. taxing nothing but
lslle cold vstei--say hslfa pint every u hanis
Tor the whole timc. During lie Iaaar PAT 81 HI.
abstinence. he ,isiteJ b. the physician oftie
place almost every day. IL was allie to - abani
and continued "a do 50 IN the srty cold d15s ol
last week. Ia 81 days Of b abstinence. nAi19 ri
IMAM erdcuayaacm babnit; bs palse Fsfie5 from -
TO 80 ~ minute, .Dd very feeble; au1 there VS.
notlhng, but once 10 Indicate any activity Il tie
bowels On Tuesday Of the present month. nHh
his mind Tranquil and 7'easlnf. lie commsHred Eat.
inc. aud tins afternoon tile 1u.h mst.l caiie.i Ia
VISIT him. but found Inn ah.eGt - i.t 10 Ia.
father who resides osout three mes MN tits
place.
II appears that NJ. Morgan has been aelnaed by
some religious motive Ia the aeosc line al conduct
aud has d,peu1cd upon fail In his support
through al has troubles. Gai7@otf Pat.'a',
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-30

SUSPECTED PlRATE.-A correspondent Of the
boston Daily Advertiser. whiting from Edgauowp.
Masseehnsetis, states h.t Captain Bailey. Of the
whale ship Aenas Coffin, OF Naptneaet, which ami
we'd that day from the Pacific Ocean. saw on Rrr-
nnda lsi'nds about the Isl instant Two vessels ~,
IRE one OF which was ship or brig aud The other =
'cboeaer, about twenty five miles apart, and OH
served suspicious looking schooner near +. en-
"h'ch Captain B. supposed 10 be pirate, and to
nave Sc. mem on fire. The suspicious schooner
came within hall mile of the Zenas Coffin. vhirL
made all sail from her, and escaped.
Cap'ain Anderson. also, Of big America of New.
ontypofi, which arrived al Basfon ON Snnday ls,
tspor's that on December och. latitude q, 40
her 10 be American built and her crew Ia n. S,s,.
ash a nanwas on the look OUT from the G,re.ton.
mast hsad' The Bermuda Islands ar. in ,ton,
lalitade b, longitude 81 ~ Y 3 past
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-30
sE3E.EsCg EoEs.
CANINE Mu1lNY.
+" The Daesog lI'are-lri loose

IFe D7es1 II aF'-lf1 77osf
We nollced Yesterday, the arrival At s.. Mmke.
FLORIDA. OF % Cuba Blooahouhds. The ST. Josruh
1tmts meutions thai while the vessel W.. al sea she
cook h-'ioe slaughtered pig, Tie DIGS excited By
,he smell oil the blood broke from lhetr confinement
dove the whole crew into the llReine aud kept pos
session ofiis deek fof segefl bouts bclote The,
.suiS be paeided. [tlayifstoa Cauter Jan. 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-30

OF 'he following list oflhe number and class of
,sss,s seen to pass The Light Vessel Stationed in
the Vineyard Sound, during tie wear l99o -. ~
indebted e Mr.. George Winslow, Keeper Of I,s
Llem; SHIPS, 1877; Brgs I4i3; Sebooue,s
7 h.1S7 Slo5ps. 42ss total, ll.665 sl,a,n~ a,'
.asl.ase oil919 vessels dafing lie past year; The
"uhssf seen 10 pass IN 1888 being {, 6s6
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-30

We understand that there arc largo crs,icc. IN
BETH abuImenis Of Beshels Dan. in5it aioL tIt tls
dam has yielded somewhere. Fears ae,e entertain
% tha, would be botne dawn. winch event great
obstruction would ensne m The coarse If the in.
s'enss torrent ii would lei ioose
Richmond Compiier
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-30
POLITICAL.
PARTNERS HYMN.

God efshs Hills and serslant plains,
hesa thy ruling hand
For Asftinr SHOWS and rentir rain.,
Are srnt ~ q, command.
The opening Spring j. aeekrd ;. thee.
With each dslighual aoses
AMI every leaf aud bud see,
Bear impress oflhs power
The rirenias Summers burning sun
The Winters piercing cold
The chsurng seasonsas they run.
Thy wisdom, Lord, unfold
Ths jes thai centres in nv cot.
No less thv wisdom owns -
With rural Happiness. my let.
Ieannoi envy thrones.
Love dwells within nv peaceful breast.
Atevers morning dawn
And ~h~n the sun SINKS in lh. West.
NJ, carts are all Withdrawn.
Although secluded from the mari,
Where crowd The tboughlless gay
Where in the Scenes that seA the heart.
Men waste lheis lives away.
Besides the hill the pufling brook
Glad natures fond retreat
With gratitude to Thee look,
And songs Of Joy repeat
For lsi 80 blest ny voice | fa-e,
Alnisht, God 10 thee =
Thou needesi not an ans.f- pfaise,
Much less such praise hon ne.
But will bless thy honisous hand,
For all thy gifts bestowed -
Before my heart could understand
Ten thousand thanks oaed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-30

eielancaety Agair.-0n Friday evening last. as a
y"uhs mao who was paying his addresses to alad,
~ ''o pi@A''e . ar, was returning from lheuce
s ,1ns the Sound on The ice, To his residence in
~ ao''',use, distance Of two or three miles. on
'.1''s' ne broke through and Was drowned nm.
name OF tle unfortunate ind1sidnal vss I'D
ooad' young man much respected.
Sctr3ik r1ole
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-30

wounds. They then made adash al the sen. but h.
iuuped overbo I'd and swan 10 the shore. llls e
cape frightened the uians and they toak lie ~
attached 70 the flat boat AID made then escape. Te1
have not yet bcsn arrested.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-30

Maurice II. Garland, administrator s,,s1G
Robertson, decd. Nathaniel /. NJ anson ,,i ssa e.
Garland tue said Robcrtsons seeurillr< eti
4 brnsou, formerly Ssrah I. Blown james e NJ i
Robertson, infant son OF The said Archibald u
son, by Robert Tnsley hs cuarbiaa sne,
signed to defend Inn IN this suit, Rhoda Brow as
James NJ. Blown executor Of James NJ. R,o %"a
deed, Defeni'a'o"o
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-30

ATT Cueuit Superior Coail Of Law ard Ghsne
"a oery continued b. 5i5arnmeni aad heia iof
The County OF Amherst. Al The Court Honsef Oh
WcIneslay. the IN les Of seaeihgef, 1888
Henry Dunn ton, Sergeant Of lie fpofas on 81
Iv1chbutg aaI rs sue 4s.Hi#Bsfftfef d IlenY Bal
lsnecr, decreased, a85 of PLY Bzllsasef leteased
- pIl.ul Il.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-30

E2R : ! = sg3s8f As.2.
topposlrE TIE Posr 0PrlCr)
Il AZ L received tlIrir stock of STAPLE 4
Il FANCY
k'ALL - Vy7EFEEg DRY GOODS.
Groceries, Hats, Caps, &c.
winch Is large and deslrabe, and shaH be sold for
tasa OF o pnacaa dealers or time, at prices that
vii certainly give entire satisfaction. Thrr lrcads
aad the pubic are respectfully requested to examine
tIeIr suck.
Oct ri Is
EHTE ale@ DAYS since few BJs.
W Sets Champaign Wine Of the Star Brand. a
lev Thousand Glea,s ef superior quality, and 40
interesting lol Of French Brandy Rum, Particular &
Sicily Madeira Vine. BAILEY & WONOCK.
January 6 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-30

49,, C.G.$zz FOR TgsEgE.. =.
ENHE STAPLETON MILLS. arr ~,
L pared lorecelye WHEAT, for winch Ia. M.
designed "ii give tAe big le>t e,l prices ,r,, ,,,.
season. DAYIb So, ~ ,tii"- 'iie
July Is = ~ Tn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-30
ROBERT TINSLEY. Geek.


Amherst Courthouse December 80, 1880.
Tue parucs v'l take notice dat have appointed
Noaiay. the 9H, day Of March urXf, 10 execute tho
3oloeolra orirr, on which day al The hour Of 10
O'Clock, y. NJ. they are requested 10 attend at my
Oiice, with their accounts. vouchers and copies Of
Comtpopcrs, prepared for examination and settle
aIeuI. ROBERT YINSLEI, Gom'r
Jan. Is wlw
A i CUcut Superior Count OF Law and Chm
a ccry. continued by adjournment, and held for
lhe county Of Amherst. atthe Courthouse, on Thur
dry, the 5b cay of September 1889
PcleI +. Christian, Pain8h,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-30
ROBERT TINSLEY, Clerk.
ComMIssI9yEn's OFFICE,

T.
December IS, 1889 y
The parties interested in the foregoing order are
merely nouiied that have appointed the 20'h DAY o
L ebIuary next, to carry sand older into effects
which day. at the hoHr OF ten O'Clock in the morning.
ihcY are lcfu sFcd 10 attend my Office, Amherst
Courthouse. with copies OF office lapers, then at,
counts a0d evidences. prepared for examination anu
set.emcnt JAMES p. GARLAND, Com
Ian. Win
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-30

IRade Ctjmaeys, Ia OcL. -, 49,.
Oct | [. t.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-30

Dr.. j. +. ROYAL, }Lynchburs, Va.
c. /. ESTES, Loyia5ston, Nelson Co, Va.
ta6s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-28
United states Circuit Court.

DclOTc nompsOn
James j. RooserGU and Cornelius J.. y. ROose-
reH, Us. Jesse HOyf-This was an action to recover
from the defendant who is the collector of the port
compensation in damages for a seizure of glass on
account Of alleged import being payable thereon. 1t
appeared that some months back the plaintiff i'm
ported quantity of window glass, in plates, which
was refused to be passed at the Custom House, I'M
less the same duty, To which plate glass is charge
able in the tariff was paid. A number Of practical
manufacturers and glass dealers testified that the
ticle, Of which some samples were produced in
court, was window glass, and not what is known to
the trade as plate glass.
The defence set up was that to the eyes Of the
Custom Hogse Officers, glass in plates The same
plate glass
The jury differed from this opinion, and found q
verdict for the plaintiffs, damages $500.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-28
Court OF Chancery,

MAY 10, IS4O.-S Samuel S. Parker. rs I,o,,s 9
BrOmntng.-ln this case, the Chanc elor decided
that where receiver has taken pos sion of the
goods of the defendant under the order of the conrt
the court will take exclusive jurisdiction over the
subject, instead of suffering its officer to be harrass
G by suit of law for obeying its order That
where the conduct Of its officer is complained and
the authority Of the Court is not in question; the
Court may take cognzance Of the complaint or De
NIT the asgrieved party to bring suit ut law That
receiver is MOTTO attempt to take property from
defendant by form, without express from the
Court That where the property is legally and pro-
perly in the possession Of the receiver il is the
dnty Of the Court protect that posses not only
against acts Of violence, but also against suits at
so that third person claiming the same, NAV be
compelled to come in and ask to be examined pro in
fresse suo if he wishes to test the justice Of such
claim But that where the property is in the pos
session OF third person, undera claim Of title the
Court will not protect the receiver who attempts
by violence to obtain possessi n, any further than
the law will protect him; his right to take posses
sion of property of viii he has been appointed re-
ceiver being unique STONED
In the matter of the petition of N. Waterbury,
IVorks.-Nye Hail. for the petitioners; Gerard w
Morris, for Vernon. The Chancellor decided in
this case, that after the filing of petition for the
dissolution OF corporation under the statute OR
> 1917 all judgments confessed by the corporation
are absolutely void against the receivers who
may be appointed, and as against the creditors Of
the corporation.
William Green and another, u.s. Tie Broad,cay
Tabernacle, and ohers.-Richard f. Mount, for pc
titioners; II. Dresser, for appel ants Motion for
\ receiver denied, with SIS costs.
Le,cis II. Sanford, Us. WHiam Sinciair.-Sand-
ford, in person; q. A Bckncll, fer dcfcndant.-In
this case the Chancellor decided that under special
circumstances, where is necessary to appoint re.
ceiver of the property of absentee to prevent its
being wasted or removed beyond the jurisdiction Of
the Court, receiver thereof will be appointed ex
parte But that. as general rule receiver is not
granted without notice to the defendant until the
time for his appearance has expired, except where
frauuulcntIV Withdrawn frOm in
risdction Of the Court, toprevent the service pro-
O. upon him.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-28
Police Office.


MAY 26-Catching a 1arfar.-Mr. Kirtrdc
Drake is gentleman Of landed property, on Long
Island and being withal imbued with a laudable
curiosity, Mr.. Drake visited the Commercial En-
porium few days since, and took up his residence
at No. 1874 Broadway. On Tuesday evening, Mr..
Drake walked out
and amongst other places, Mr.. Drake paused for
awhile at the windsw of Atwilfs music store. What
reflections passed through the mind OF Mr.. Drake,
matters not Just now, but thing is certain, that
whilst Mr.. Drake stood there, he had shrewd sus-
picon that his pocket was being operated on by one
Of the light fingered gentry and quick as the suspi-
ciOn passed through the mind Of Mr. Drake, he turn
ed round and knocked down some one that he saw
standing behind him. The knockee reared, but the
knocker called loudly for the watch aud whilst the
| first roaring and the second calling, Mr.. Drake
saw his poe etbook, which contained $50, lying
the sidewalk At this agreeably surprising sight,
Mr.. Drake renewed his courage, and took the man
| whom he had knocked down TO the watch house,
where he was recognized as Frank Fayard alias
Stanley, a fellow who only liberated on bail a
few days, and who is well known for most consum-
mate scoundrel thief, and stool pigeon.
In a bad fr.-Michael O'Brien, big, rawb oned
Irishman, brought up in the custody OF Gil Hays,
suspicion Of having been concerned in the murder
Of a negro named Richard Freeman. Gil said the
prisoner had been pointed out to him at the steamboat
landing foot of CORTLAND street. by citizen named
Peter Combies, as having been engaged in the muir
der Of Freeman, on the Canal works in Mindcn, on
the 10th instant
The magistrate committed O'Brien, and he was
ultimately sent on to Montgomery county in the
boat
Crueity 10 q Chnd.-A brute on two legs, who
performs some instrument at one Of the minor
theatres, and who - known by the name OF John
Myer, brought up 20 the Upper Police, charged
with most wocfully decorating the back Of his son,
aged nine years, by whipping him with cowhide.
A Mrs. Elizabeth Myer, who, anxious to have II
understood that she relation to the prisoner,
deposed that the afternoon OF the 18th Of May,
she saw the prisoner beating the little boy across
the back with cowbide. The screams OF the child
were heart rcnding. After this she heard the same
child crying and groanipg as IL locked mp in one Of
the rooms adjoining TO her. This was corroborsted
by another female. and DIR. Wallace said that he
heard of the whipping the child had received he
thought IL his duty to GO and IL. The result of
that visit was the arrest of Myers. The magistrate
committed Myers in default Of bail.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-28
snMETHING NEW.

HYDE PARK MANSION The public are hereby inform
III Ell that this delightful place, formerly the residence Of
ttdson Lee situated the Eighth Avenue nearly
site Burnha been opened pic Of public resort and
furnished with thug desirable aud acccta
bic choicest Kind Aud the subscriber hopes BY mi
~ s-.rtion and acson tn business to merit SHARE OF pub
lie ard make Of the fashionable places
ofresort on the Island. - 80. n,.,...
my2e at .. u. NAN bOhEN,
STOTTE "a beov given that the subserberh bses sp
~ ront,d by the Chancellor Of the state Of New ERIK r.
estate funds AID effects 81 the City Trust and
Company OF the City OF New York pursuant 10 the
roysous Of the revised Of the State Il New York
entitled against corporations in equity All
indebted 10 SAID company are TO render account Of
iii debts and sums money owing by them 90 said company,
and 10 pay the said receiver by the first day July
next all persons havirg their posse sson property
said BY the days all the cretcrso the said
copanv ar, 10 deliver their and deman.
10 he said receiver BY the day OF August And al
persons holding open subsistng contracts Of the said
eompasv are 10 present fe writing aud in detail 10
the said receiver bis Office corner centre and walker
CITY ofNsw Nork or before the said first day
of August nsrt dated New Yofk aist day May $50
UOSEPH WlILOUGHBN,
Receiver Of the Estate, &c.
mVe7.sw. ofthe City Trust and Baking Co.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-28
LONG IsLAND RURAL CEMETERY.

THE subscriber being the owner o. suitable piece Of
Y ground for Rural Cemetery, the Brooslyn and Ja
aca Turnpike about sin miles from the city 81 New fors
and without limits ~ the city Of Brooklyn has laid cut
portion Of the same into burial plots which he ready 70
he's associations individuals al the rate
of dollars for ot twenty feet by twenty Vet
feet laid the plan. The ground be used when
required without expense prepare u for place OF
burial.
For further nfot nation gy the subscriber a bis rel
dencc e Brcuklyn aud Jamaica Turnpke 20 Abner ~
chester. Esq No fMark, street; Chas Taylor, Esq No
All street, Joseph e. Bridge CITY Surveyor, No -
Ann street corner of William, y. v, where plan OF the
sr wr% s Si'' 'e'e'' AsM. II. VAN WICK.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-28

b. IRwIN& CO., Members Of the Royal College OF sur
,cons Iondop continue be consulted delicate dis
eases in All their various stages at their ONCE 2l kutons,
where from the commodious Arrangement 9 Their r9o per
sons sbong under delicate complaints can BE treated with "
III Irwin Co pledge themselves that in all cases Of the
most violent vensrea which have hitherto fallen under Their
soe their treatment without has been most sue
cessu speedy They need not by certc aes direct me
blc attention 10 their superior practice IN those
er r.puation in this city n well known and respected by
ali who had occasion conde in their honor s strongly
recommended to females who in the habit 81 using their
Deobstrent Pills that than two should Pc TAKEN On
any might produce effects winch tose VINO
would be mothers DESTROYS to avoid preventive can
he cured in two days Those who hss w
rred themselves secret aud destructive habit can OBTAIN
relief solvent security AL that VII pc e snl "
complaint and covering suitable Zee, WI pc tneiai.y a.
iarties myis In
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-28
vAPoR BATHS:
m TAunnT M IN EgVrtpf 1871

+ r. CARhOLL.s OLD ETABLIsHtU, M tEU,,u.,
j. TED NAPOR BATHS removed from Is John suett
to broadway opposite the City Hospa and are Tow
adiness receive visitors No pains has been sad p ~
so pp 10 Ike them acceptable both IN the ladies and
geueneus department Mrs J. T. = hopes Ny her unwa,i
"a evestirns continuance Of the patronage ~ we
faculty and public which has been extended 70 ths
rep, for he feen wears TAe bths are op. IRON sN
cocL the morning an night Also sulphur baths
and baths Portable baths 20 any rart o me cry
~ ~. 80 u.,s n, ,ccntb my@ i'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-28

BOARDS ny THE AcRE.-The steamboat fsapsi-
CO, Capt. Turner. arrived At BALTIMORE rom rons
Deposite ON SUNDAY last having in tow float Of %
RATS of boards. from the Susquehanna rlver amount
ing to 4,OOO eco feet The surface OF the hcat mea-
surcd six and a-half acres. The amount OF boards
brought To Baltimore this season, from Y. ri Depo-
site is over SCN,OOO feet.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-28

APPOINTMENTS nv rHE PEEstDESr-by and ,cith
the consent of the SenGfe-Lcigh Read to be Mar
sha Of the Middle District Of Florida, in the place
of G.. Scarcy. wac declines that appointment
Joseph " Browne, to be Marshal of the United
States for the Southern District Of Florida, from the
Sth day Of jane next, when the term Of service OF
tho present incumbent will expire.
Thomas Gstcwood, Naval Officer for the DISTRICT
If Norfolk and Portsmouth, in the State Of Virginia,
from the 9th Of May, 1870, when his late eommis'o
expired
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-28
A CARD.

JAMES LAsCALA, late Of tho Hair Dressing Esssi,hment
the Asor House. where he has been 80 tavoraby known
Tor number Of years begs leave respectfully to inform his
friends aud the public that be has entered INTO
with Iohn Corrao the Washington Hotel Broadway, IN tho
line Of business where persons who ray REQUIRE ~ WI
attention his business will continue 60 deserve and OBTAIN
$3.50, ls sci,eit.d my25 I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-28
Cn,nncr,a Omcc.

An inquest was held at - Iaurens street, en- the
body Of Sophia Robinson, aged %, who died from
natural causes. Verdict accordingly
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-28
To a Lady.

The early morn-the social board
Those places trod with me;
The Sabbath bell-the church of Cod
Shall make me think of thee.
Nor those alone-for other things,
Which are but known to me,
Wlll bring thy image to my mind,
And make think Of thee
III think of thee when all things else
Shall from my MAD be driver;
And when On earth think no moIe
III think of thee in Heaven. A.
MOBILE, May 18th, is4o
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-28

THE kICHlNGs BENEFIT-rhe Committee appointed
to the Complimentary Benefit about be given
Mr. kCHNGs, at the Park Theatre have the pleasure
nounce
That the Benefit will be given the evening of TUES
DAY the ID of June
That Mdlle. kLSSLER has in the liberal and flat
teIng manner consented 90 cooperate with the friends of Mr.
Rchngs the accomplishment of their design, by
upon that occasion in other fayorte dances The
tee, making this securing they feel
does tie complete in their plans
refrain from taking this opportunity TO express the high
they entertain Of he kindness and beray Of this dis
ting 4ishcd artistic.
s. They also announce that Mons. SYLVAN MIR HACK.
Eft, Nc RANGER MIR. BALLS, and others Of the dramatic
profession have IN the handsones manner volunteered their
services the occasion complete list, with the
ofperformance NC will be laid before the public.
Such has been the demand for places already that the
mittee have been compelled the with
the boxes and to the prices Of admission to both at the
The box and will be the and the latter
be made equally commodious for ladies' with the boxes The
number of pit tickets issued will be limited consist
with the perfect comfort and Of the
- The boz and pit plans open at TIE Music Store of
Messrs Hewitt X Coz corner Of Park Place Broadway.
pELAFOREST, consul General q Franee,) Chm.
Z. w Sanford NJ. NJ. Noah
II. {. Weimore, J. r. Ous,
Philip Hone James Foster.
at-1Tf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-28
poCToR GLoYFR,. cnnsnll.h =. n.,,.l

DOCTOR GLOvERu consulted az usual AZ m,
Wk Once His own practical experience his recent
.fy\ chemical have enabled him ta roducs
- into his practice several articles wnich ar,
prompt IN curing those diseases TO which he devote,
his attention.
DR. O. aprrises strangers that he has regular es
al and has devoted hs attention The
years select branch OF his profession. His office No
Anp street Private entrance third door Museum
through an entry with lamp at the Office door.
N B-The Doctor keep general assortment Of Trussst
and suspensory Bsndages, which adjusted and applied
Ps-His celebrated ElSr may be had at his stor. Prize.
one dollar. Jew