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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-09
Ettensire sic OF Ialnabie Lands IN ORANGE

ErisHSire safe Of IG'nabie Lands IA Orange.
n pronounced 10Th Feb 1910.
Superior Court for Henrco and Richmond in suit in Chance
which James Heron, administrative, and Others plaintiffs
md Thomas Macon dec and are defendants
nd under the authority conferred upon by the said decree
pccial commissioners Of the coni, we shall proceed Fri
lay, the 9Th day of May next fair day
ell the lands public auction the following of land
with all the buildings and improvements thereon, the County
md BY him conveyed 10 William ay,Jr Edmund W Rooes
Fisher by deed dated the 9Th June, 1917 and duly
recorded the County Orange; which tracts described III
he stid deed oil a follows, viz:
conveyed the aid Thomas Macon by Zacnra Burnley
cc his deed bearing date the list January 1892 duly recorded
Orange County, the boundaries of winch par
ucuarly set n the last mentioned deed.
Also, adjoining thereto, purchased by
ad Thomas Macon Iohn Scott Reuben Burnley.
Also, containing all that tract which conveyed 10
Thomas Macon by John Baylor, and Frances hs wife,
Iced dated H N%yemer, iso4 duly recorded IN Inc district
forth the last mentioned deed, with the exception Of three
hundred thereof conveyed by said Thomas Macon 10 hi
Of four h"n'ed and friy situated the
purchased of Larariah Gibbs and bounded
by the lands OF John Williams, Joseph Williams, James Barbour
md Robert Mansfield
Also one other ac, lying Run containing 200 acres
purchased James Madison and bounded by the lands Of said
Madison, William smith and Reuben Newman.
sell upon The tract Of aforesaid public auction
ii convey b.! the deed the 9Th juno, ls
aforesaid and already sold under the said deed, or then IN
crease as shall he produced {" us.
1t i, proposed these lands ed helore The sab" and
smaller tracts which may b. sold separated!
suit the wishes of purchasers The decree gives Us
power 10 do So
menced they will b. continued from day 10 day from time 10
time, until completed
purchase money he paid cash. the rest III three equal
good personal security and by retaining the tte o the land W
the last payment Is made.
p Srhe mentioned tract coavrysd 10 Thomas Macon
and Frances his wife, will mol be Sold the Com
nissioners having been informed since publication ofrh
advertisements though they do know that that
sold several year, asoly rh9ma: Macon iiigstii
5 M Jd hr@NSi cs"mt<srs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-09

..~ RAILPoAD COMPANY The Annnal Mreiins OF
- sn.sh5l!-rs in the Louisa Railroad Companv, VIII o.
" ,.l Courthouse IN ruesday, the I'm aaS OF ,ui nc
rs -'ti h''-' SIT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-09
r, me Sockao'ders IF the Bamk IF Pirsinta.

tsr Sockaodcrs of the B"ak cf ftrgtnta.
,rr r,or> appointed hv the Governor IN examine INTO
,,r OF, In cnnd the Bank OF Virginia. having
tb.r investigation, and the Board of directors
s4rr b! l,w 10 convene .Nra MEETINGS OF ns "rn
.hr,y ltys previous notice nf the time ana pac" OF
rr : h-t.by gwen, thu the SAID Board nave
~ II t..-,ty mr., day 81 July, &c meeting OF Tue
w.. a Nj ~ h.! al h,r Banking House ~ The Iii! OF
-l,.. 4 Ett,d earn".;lv request fun attendance
.. .. hat time and place, ~ We'll - CONSIDER the
va. Of. rsr. Bank, adopt such additional 'hN-
4..r.. ,gr.. and e. cii,,onS u III IN shall appear
= :. IN. fr,,arc management Of the Rank, and
4. -.-t.r.. aa.filsGlnc ihrreto.''
f.rs u ui1y lind II convenient 10 attend IN
~ r->,.d apGain; PROXIES L. represent them nj INC
mud ~ nh That view, he form Il power Of atioE-
II. /. r.,ti,' ,agusN't.
IN art., B: ih Board.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-09

~ I.TIIENfuORD MILLS AND NlDDi.EIbN Mills n"
Ii James River and kanrwha Company NJ. d"sn"'' !" .s
G,urd Mills RiChmund Tor The ensuing sr"n f"I
terms andy Il, e. "a. BERNARD Re, ton ui Richmond
The same Company uler for sale tiA ddr"h Wiz; "h we
lame. River i'm Fuvanna. For terms, spgt Ia ten john H.
Cooke, WinnSyllc, Finsanna County!
Richmond, ISL. April lcl9. -. 40,
iupI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-09

yI,uE subscriber Lrinc engaged in COLLECTING BtSt
1 NESS viii attend the Courts o Charlotte, Prince EDWARD,
Nn;,away, Amelia. luncnhnrg and buckingham. - j,
All Bonds and Papers entrusted 10 hs care VII ncs, WIN
pronp; attention. "a ~ ~ "''''
REffRE>CTs.
y. Z. venahlc L Co. Farn,y;le Va
Thweat 4. K Ransyn, ~
Col. Samuel H. Burke, Burkevii:
Addr,>, FarmrIlle. .
May s--lEt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-09

NTOrICEA vacancy having occurred IN q" The Hotels al,
the University IL Virginia hy the death Of one q" the Hotel
during The appointment Ia NIL hc same
Will he made ai Of NstmS NJ their meeting on the III
uly neNrhr pcr allowed ur board, including Diet bed ana
brInr furniture dnrmlury wasn. and proper an md
,nrr III servant domestic and mental du'r], SIC. i
Zach urrt session at ten mcn!.-li" hoard received
nuay IN advance PracoI, who pays over TO n Hotel
n., =. in ,,sr nrnpnr,InuS ~ end ri every month
49,. ~ ,t,.. iii If IuIy ". II. WODpI.EN,
~ Proctor U.gf III.
University Of Va. May -, lSi0 '-tI,iJ!
..,.. .,,,,u ia !,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-09

Marchet lO'--tds
POSTrONEMENT.
The above sale postponed u; Friday the lsh OF June next
j. l..
MAY !, SO. T. y ]
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-09

RI r.rcr rsb<'cd three times meek d4ring "a, ssss
. 80. '..- .rppIiS pF Al USl RlpTlOS,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-08-25

kT,.,od on re aiding Gen Uarrson's Speech at Fort
Dogs. a, sung at the Log CABIN, PoughkeePsIe,
hh enthssia.,ic applause.
TUNE. "Donny Doom"
slpds on The field Of bis glory again
! losauds filling his old battle plain,
Ne voice oftho trumpet sounds loud on The blast,
(,sing many thought ofthe glorious plst;
y, conc up before him. his patriot band,
! in the battlefield proudly they stand.
trumpet is sounding, and peoItng tho drum,
iiey. brigb. vision his soldiers have come.
ss, them when night her thick mantle has spread
tsnsined with darkness the slumbcrer's head;
ia the wasch'iires were burning, the sentinels set;
ne eve Of the Geheral SAUNDERS not yet.
-iiehes the fires that arc cleaning around,
rtns IN silence TO catch the leas, sound
tells that the sons OF the forest are near,
|asy break with their battle cry loud on the ear
no,her have armed their brave cons for the
fight,
We tie tears Of affection are dimming their sight
wire, a, the parting their husbands carcsscd.
elasped their loved children moro close to their
breast,
m.idcns and lovers TO each babe adicu,
proved by their tears that their love was most
true;
looked to their leader 10 bring back again
HeHd' they most loved from the battles dark
plain.
Sde" were men who, at Liberiy's call,
~ 10 the battle, came gathering all;
soogh IN the Through was suddenly STAYED,
ssde Of the anvil the hammer was laid.
ere smouldercd the ashes, the patriots hand
fi'aplng the rife TO rescue the land,
4 IN battles dark terrors, unprlcticcd, untrch
food to beat back tic opPrcssor's proud tide
PIE side OF the field where yon wood gently waves
he s,h western wind, are the time honorcd graves
bose. who ia fight for their country did die;
! tear Of remembrance is dimmiug his eye,
shich soldier could never have shed,
uthe damp earth first fell on the glorious dead
tears are unworthy. unworthy sigh.
| , soldier 10 show when the foemen are nigh.
YShu brave army are gathering there,
banners are borne 10 the soft summer air,
Iugles arc sounding, but peaceful their notes,
Woodland and valley their melody floats;
heemen are gathering, their love to record.
'her gallan, Defender by counsel aud sword
''on Is coming 10 llAnRisos's name.
people are filling the field of his fame.
country once more a brave soldier demands,
''d 10 The contest her patriot bands
'H from their seats Of oppression and pride
men VIM the rights of tho soldier deied
calls upon him who has ever been true,
ais on the SOLDIER or TirPICASoY
Hes, ard the People will come in his name,
fsoY'e will cherish their IARRISoN's fame ,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-08-25
OF THE HERALD.

\. ,.r.,-, ssbscfbcu Ss-by mail 81, or 81, IS in
Ssurs .
80, N-5 or 81 so 10 advance. Companies
1 -, ,sr,. 10 same.
4 ~ r7ehci by our southwestern post rider
- their door, S2--companios and indi,id.
4 I'd, Il de route Sl,75. with deductions ~
4 fsss, a. . cents e PAID N advance ~ cash
l, ,sssrfivioa w.ll he taken for lees than si1
,l,. ss.es, pad in advance Add 30 paper will
srarasci until arrcifagcs are paid, unless the
t,tsi fh1afcs 60 TO do.
IwriI1ss CA the usual liberal terms. As our
suo, is 5fgc aud general throughout The coun.
r,sttinis, mechanics, poet masters, and all
y, auts occasion 10 advertise, will ind IT TO
\ s.faatge TO resort 20 this paper.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-08-25
~ "a FrcdcriekbHrgh 1rcaa, Jaly 10.
SPEECH OF HENRY CLAY
AT HANOVER. VA.

~ Ae FFedcriekJ9rgh Arena, J'tly 10.
SPEECH OF HENRY CLAY
At HANOVER, VA.
Ae' longer delay than we expected, we
70 day the pleasure OF presenting 10 our
~ the speech delivered by Mr.. Clay at
Hsyille Hanover county. on the 27th ult.
4 be read with interest by his friends
/ opfonents. IL Is worthy OF his high fame
orator and a statesman, and contains
si lot the serious reflection of every lover
as eoou'ry.-N. T. In
- sentiment IN compliment TO Mr.. Clay
'eepi,.a Win long continued applause.
boD'iShah rose and addressed the com
u"hk' friends and fellow-ci,i2ens. that.
l's myself OF Tie privilege of INV long
NC IN NE public councils. lust adverted
resolution which ! have adopted. is
-.ltsasohaole, oileaying 10 Younger men.
SAY me performance Of the duty, and
/ n FNneni OF the pleasures. OF addressing
s'f'e IN their primary assemblies. AZ
even, which occurred last winter a,
.alol OF Pcnnsylvania, ] believed il due
=, 10 the Wing cause, aud 20 the cuun-
announce 10 The Public, with periec,
~ NlcoFiiy, and without any reserve.
&C. determination heartily 10 support
.Aasuon Of William Henry Harrison
,,9e To put down all misiepfesonia-
nave on suitable occasions. reneaicd
-'s'e alton; and now declare nv solemn
N MA lie puniy aud security Of our
l's'ions aud tie prosperity oflhe coun-
S.eiAl,ely demand tie election ofrhai
| :; u, = u'e Office OF Chief Magistrate Of tho
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-08-25
The Gathering.

rested on re adlng Gen Ilarrisons Speech at Fort
EGGS, as sung at the Log CABIN, PouehkeePsIe,
ith enthusia.,c applause.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-15
CELEBRATED EYE WATER.

pREPARED BY DIR. J. FRANCIS OCULlST, No. 10
Barclay street-lhs Eye Water is perfect fer all
ma and viii those nsbulas frequently known by the
Of arscs and has made perfect wkea hope
persons TO be lgcurable.
Mrs Colt, member Of church las child who has been
afflicted with for nearly years large ulcer
covered the sight alter fruit applications thy-
and when the total loss Of sight Tie
prepared and sold By pr j. Francis has ELECTED
perfect Rev. 3. H. CONE.
March 80, 1910. Pastor OF the oliver ST Church.
My grandson afflicted for nearly years with nebuIa
covering each and great The inflammation
white his like scarlet and for
he could not bear the gh had him the Eye Inlrmay
eight months; he discharged neurab.e. We
fortunately applied to Dr. Francis and from the Of his
prto eye ne no" restored 10 ssh Which te doc
tor Is entitled to our lasting esteem and gratitude
. REBECCA WEBSTER SO First st. =
To DR. FrancisDear Sir-n fail of 1882 attacked
tackled " ih which left eyes weak and named
esorted to prescriptions but received benefit
have used but two bottles your though
studied closely all the time sight perfectly rCstored
With much pleasure subscribe pyseif dear sir your much
March 2ith 1870
have been eye witness the happy Of Dr. Fran
eieeriuiy add my ny testimony JOSHUA LANE. anu
member OF the Presbyery al Buffalo and residing at
771hira avenue New York.
we have been witnesses 10 the good effects Of DR. Fran
& most celebrated water and from the testimony Of hoss
VINO nave used H. do highly recommend the notice of the
Udoc as most valuable remedy Duncan Dunbar pastor OF
ne NcDQugal ST. Church; G. g. pastor of the
naps church; the Rev Mr. Harrison, IA Thompson ST. In
II.
~ This eye wsers not prepared nor SOLD by any oherp PEI
son ~ the onttcd plates bat Ny DR.. j. Francis Ocuis
The slightest pam which cannot be distinguished from the natu
Il. at MOL 10 Barclay at. api ydSwy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-15

.~cSsSy9 ROOTS AND SHOES CHEAPER THAN
- EFER.-II. EkWELb takes this m e thod 10 in
form the public thath has made more extensive
TOR the of the above articlcshat he now
pared 10 sell better article for the money than pur
erased IN ts cy or elsewhere The materials Of has
selection the br under his SUPERVISION and every
par warranted he will guarantee sell fifteen per cent
lan articles OF the same quality be purchased elsewhere
The large stores Nos 1865, ss. and IA Chatham street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-15
.--.nt!akEssga .AsToNIsnlNG cnEAp SPRING GOODS

,~~-~EM8J ASTONISHING CHEAP SPRING GOODS
- u Look at this-om motto Cheap for G Ssh these
hard 900 of the handsomest gents dress Boots
eryet offered TO the public with steel brass plates ON
me heels from to 80 French Calf Boots 50 10 81
sy he beat gents Quarter Boots and high walking
o. e pes klnd mems boys aud chdrcBs' fine boots and
shoes cheaper than yet offered in this cy Ladies Fren
Bqskn Walking Shoes, slips, black bronze green and ali
oner bSht colors Misses and Childrens black bronze
and light buskns and slips hest cheapest city,
sood stout boots for fire wachmen nen and water
men, from to Sc the best saw Just All a Wakcrs
2o Canal street Hudson, $50 wherc yau Will see
the handsomest cheapest and largest
" - wv. i.elcHOcr ulc minute slNpeAct. an23-lmt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-15
No. a PECK SLIP

r>OCTOR CARPENTER eontinuss usua 10 dsyets hu
~ entire personal attention To TIE treatment Of all delicate
al private dise~ses. -.
These whohavr been unfortunate A. 70 become the ven
II unqusei uaprncired eharlaAns With which the cts
bounds the ayy OF our laws regulating M
profession respectfully solicited to call ~ has ole
established DspcnsarY No Peek clip whore many thousand
made to reoes at haFpy dsleranee from tSs
r.anifola diseases. a. b.
To strapgers Dr. Carpenter hgs leave te add that he
native and Hts the boru that he graduate OF unioi
College, received his drlou this ety. tcs,ns no r "a
honors1 IL leentate of the New York State Medical 20
siey and hss had nearly thirty practice ard exrri.
fis city and What most impefap ne speedily and ens
tusJy cures his patients.
nd Separate Offices and entrances for the privacy ~ 70
tents who an never Ia contact Charges reasonable
kia
MEMS, YOUTHS AND CHiLDRkN'r tLu1nlNt g
wi Tn. meet, cheapest and the bcst-GEO. A. HOfT v
CO. No Bosry keep constantly on band very large
,ortspe Ready ns Clothing, sstsd TO all ~es and all
they oecrm'ned to sell TO SUIT Tie Wesen'
tterd Tu,-s Call aud test the shove. uaq0 snE
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-15

A ECONOMY Is 'kALTH.-tiegant shor; nap Mole
80 skin Hats the price Of $500 established in 1855
IheSe Hats warranted to retain their shape and color III
Also article at $780, for the price cannot be exceed
general assortment OF Cars of tie patterns very cheap
f.2S BROWN. Practical Hitter. az Canal a..
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-15

NEW LINE LIVERPOOL JACKETS.
IRE 49, 49, M
To New YORK the 25th, Liverpool the
18th of each month
FROM NEW YORK.
Ship GARKiCK, Captain A. 8. Palmer, 25th February.
ROSCIUS, Captain john Collins, 25th March
SIDDONS, Captain N. ID. Palmer, 25th April.
SHERIDAN, Captain Il. A. Depeyster, 25th May.
FROM LIVERPOOL.
Ship SIpD0NS, Captain n, b. Palmer, 18th February
SHERIDAN Captain +. A. Depeyster, 18th March.
SAAhRIlCfK Captain Al s. Palmer, lsth April!
These ships all OF the first class upwards of 1000 TONS
built IN the city Of New York, with such improvements as
combine great speed with unusual comfort for
Every care has been taken in the arrangement Of their accom-
medatons The price Of passengers hence $40 Tor which
ample stores, including wnes &c, Will be provided These
ships are commanded by experienced masters who viii make
every exertion to give general satislaotio -
Neither the captains of these ships will be respoD
bie Tor letters parcels packages sent by them unless
regular bills OF lading signed therefor.
ships OF this will hereafter armed and their
cuiar construction them security not possessed BY any
other but vessels Of For freight PASSAGE apply 10
n: X. COLLINS 4 co. Sc South street, y. YORK, or
WIN. JAS BROWN * co. Liverpool.
Letters by the packets h be charged II cents per snse
heet so cents and one cent each Jo
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-15
ATwOOD's PATENT SUMNER BAKER

This article ,ur'.es every Thug ~ the WAY u cooking
with nbrace cea with equal facility thereby saving, at
least three ourths the IN fuel u ha. been ~ as.
Troy years aud highly nded by ALL The
sire suitsbi, family Of from twelve 20 tNouty IL
sold vt mise dollars which you'd be saved fuel IN
very time. Manufactured and for sale wholesale and
FISK u DENTsON. ia Fulton VI.
NB More than ahundred certificates If utility from pr
ons who Troy srj hs city At the
stor, my5 I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-15
LIVERPOOL AND OLD NEW YORK ESTABLISHED
LINE OF PACKETS.
Sailing to and from Liverpool, weekly.
~ @ &

The subscribers intending send for their
friends rcsdng in O. Britain in the spring
Of that Mr. Heraman, the the and will
remain Liverpool during the spring and for the
seeing all the whose have been engaged
here Forwarded with despatch BY Of the ships ohe above
aiso to see that small drafts given IN their 'or shall
he paid with Orders all the country
viii be puncu lily attended to- and such attention will be
the above the emgran
guarantee the further patronage Of those who will favor the
dersgned with their orcrand in all where the
do embark the will be refunded o the
rcon from whom originally received For further par
hcuars, apply (if by letter post paial TO
HERMAN 4 kEENAN,si sQuih-st,
NJ d. Mr. Herdman will attend any agency which be
entrusted 10 his car. daring his stay In Europe. ,
In addition 10 drafts gwen agents throughout
the different parts Of England ireland and Scotland who give
facility the vhose be
al Elpli GnlI
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-15

"a ONE PRICE HAT STORE.-THEODOREC CLARK
go of Chatam and Pearl Streets aisr many years
experience business and after repeated untirng efforts
70 attain me OBJECT confidently be;'ng that he has al length
succeeded article which 10 win
the APPRECIATION oa who will the trouble to examn IT,
peeialy nyed Satin Beaver Hat, Price only THREE
DOLLARS and he feels assured that for beauty ceapnfss
durability and comfort be in the city
New York Ia addition The usual variety of Hats and Caps
5paty, Which he afford At Four DOLLARS; and this
hat Tor past has given the
unqualified substitution Justice his friends well
himself, makes proper n say that he sells for cash.
the losscs sustans from bad customers will not have
paid by good Wholesale dealers supplied the
selling price. api am
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-15
CARL KING.

CARL KING,
THE well known and celebrated FIRST PREMIUM La
DIES TUSCAN AND STRAW HAT MANTFAt-
TukEK to her Msdsty the Queen Of Engsad respec fully
begs to 10 the Ladies u Ne
opened his splendid new establishment at
No. SO CANAL STREET,
Tin connection with his o,her with s--ortrsnt Of
TUSCAN STRAW HATS AND FASHIONABLE MIL
LIVERY such have heretofore been exhibited any
sirnii est ablishusent in the city
The STRAW department Is conducted, usual by himself
With great tenton and the MILLINERY department
der the Of the most ingenious American Pa
sian Dung ladies' His rARIs RIBBONS and ARTlt lCtAL
FLOWERS are Of the Of fashion, and fooa the
most approved manufacture on the continent.
He spcctfuy invites the lscs ho him With call
No 90 Canal street, Broadway and III Division
Wholesale Warehouse. 50 Nassau street ~. Con
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-15

IODINE SPRING AT sARATOGA.-As the sale Of this
RAPIDLY inorcasnE the undersigned deems u neces
cary 10 particularly its qualities IL perfectly
transparent remarkably pleasant To the taste, and can be
without the slightest Inconvenience. ~ parpcu
lsrly for the following complaints viz -scro
bilious diseases morbid condition 81 The liver indi
Vest,on apps weak aud dcrrs,ed
don the stomach diseases produced by tho abuses OF m,r
cury nodes goite affections sdschcs cosvcness
and rarruariy every symptom Of Dyspepsia. II y
haps the only mineral known that contains suhcirn
quantity iodine incidentally. II " put pint and
quart bottles ready for expectation immediate use and
he IN ali the principal drug IN Broadway aud
from tie Agent Greenwich street door from
BARCLAY who will for the future supply Druggists and all
saI i'm. ALFRED HILL, pos Greenwich st., New York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-15

"A LATEST SPRING FASHIONS-LEGAY & DE
SHACAMr of i7s broadway, Maiden lane, would
respectfully inform their friends and the public that they
at their establishment lately OPENED under Howsrd Hotel
complete assortment of the fashionable Hats being the
standard for the Spring
Gentlemen can be furnished with splendid Of
either Beaver silk or Moeshn, which (avg bad experience
to compare it'll any TO be had in the city.
Hats made to order at the shortest notice.
Being beginners and wishing share of public patron
age az we'll az older establishments, all iayors will be
thankfully rece ed.
Please call and JuSge for yourselves. ap27 laisF
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-15

QOARD-Two hr~s s-ntiemeu can have sestY turniss
- "a rSss~ With board ~ applying Vt No 10 Park Pace
o4- English and Preach apohsa pystn'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-15
ID II Fl o r N f

ID X II q K N +
CONTINUES 10 BE- consulted cen6dcutiziy his ohee
y No 20, Fulton street b,t.,en Greenwich 81 ard Broad
way Strangers RESPECTFULLY appr,sed that Dr. HOre be-
ing legally bred 10 the Medca profession thu city of Lon
don has been practical member OF the said faculty Of physe
for IS for the last the city II New Work
ce from being general ~ confines TO particular branch
medicine. which has profound attention His expert
ence svcry grcat-hs success astonishing Tie he
unfortunate against the nee o. mercury houssnes
ally mcrcuriarcd cut ot life aHtctors without
mercury, .sngushcd IN few days See your trsca
ted, not patched The learned Or Buchan tmphatca
NMrd rsons and p.rsons about 70 be married
hond be particularly cautions ~ those aNctious
dreadful inht rtauce 4 transmit 10 possrity.-
fersons afflicted with ted and deporsbe
residence Of 20 years IN New yeh city has tbshed Dr.
rcspeetsb,ty aud skill ID. H. Offer his
anet Dr Hornes ohets numsrovs and rstenis never
come m contact Attendance until half ps, Dine O'Clock 10
the evening.
Itch Epist.
No,'ers taken unless paid All city letters must Ne
handed in.
sPersons at adistance writing their ard esing
n fee will have tho r~r.Av sea- ~ W. -. 4
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-15

Glass BLJNlNG ~ Jsa.s sac IJsALD, "a, a. AZ
~ enue. nth street where tue, ~ tacture
Flint Glass vi,s pstsrn ale gssa syrine~s, End
superio- article also tshes and eeohinr lus also
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