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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-22
RICHARD PARKER.
TEss1sT SALE,

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October Is. lao.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-22

NE ote pPcninE Splendid stock Of Pane,
W 6onD~. c"mprisius the latest .t,is &,
hi.h ~e Isstte ths a'tsnIinr g he Lode. Ca
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-22
NOTICE.

Eusihfrr of Location GEd
Baltimore Oct. -. iS4O.-l.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-16
Police Office

Dec Is More Soapiockism.-O On Monday Hirht
the officer in attendance at the Chatham street Thea
tire, arrested two Of the rowdy soapleck breed
whilst they we're kicking up rumpus among the
girls who frequent the third tier of that establish
ment. The names Of the cnlprts in this instance,
are James Dunford and James Walker. They both
pleaded their high respectobiiity, and begged their
mammas might not hear Of their dongs through the
columns OF the wicked newspapers The Magis-
trate said he had nothing to do with newspapers:
bnt il the offenders would find security for their
good behavior; they might 90. This security was
found, and the highly respectable young gentlemen
being very sad and very sorry, were liberated.
Prisoners at Large.-Information reached this
city on Tuesday morning, that two prisoners had
got out Of one Of the Providence jails, and as
Il was suspected, had made for this city, where
i was supposed they had friends to secrets them
Ii was also intimated th.t if they were arrest
ed and returned, reward Of 500 would be
paid. -Four Of "tho corps of indefatigables"
were instantly on the alert, and after proceeding
great many flash houses, they at last lighted on
No. 40 Canal street, where they found the runaways
To the officers the parties old acquaintane es,
being no less person than John p. Arlin wor-
thy who figured largely here about twelve months
back. in the character Of an injured husband his
wife having urcd rich tailor from Philade lphia
who was lucky enough TO get TO Arlin's odgings
just as that respectable person tras at home. The
other goes by the name of David G.. Webster, and
both are now charged with the prevalent offence Of
tamperinz with the paper currency; in other words
counterfeitIng bank notes. They were both lodged
in the tombs, preparatory to their being conducted
back TO the state Of Rhode Island.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-16
Sill T. II NJ A MS
WORM LO/FNGFS

I 400 600 Boys. sold last y.ar.Further evidence Of
Capt Colin, Of Nantucket, consulted DR.: sherman,
ouu If his eight years old lie had been in decline
90 several months and attended By four rhy stefan. who could
give him uoreef His sympoms lcanness pald hue,
very offensive breath disturbed sleep, broken on BY fright
screaming head ache, distressing cough chsg Of the
through the day aud o he towards
discharges from tue bowels The Doctor the
Of and commended his Worm Lozenses After
the first lose the child to ria parents frightened the
quantity e hat from him-he bcgaa mend at
aad before he had used box entirely cured
Benz r. oodspced 100 Sixth Avenue has always cured his
edren Of worms By shermans Lorenges lie would not be
without them in his house ON any Accent
The Rev. Jsber Towns.nds it'll. GIRL nine years old
given incurabe BY two phys sns She fast
ing and miserable that death alone looked
or rlief 1Aree doses Of shsrmaas Worm Lorenses en-
trely cured her.
br Stevens, Of the most dsiuru,shed physicians in
this county, Shcrmans Worm Lozencs the safest
best article he knows Of for destroying worms.
Dr. Hurter another celebrated stefan. other
medicine in his practice.
Dr. Castle, 1871 Broadway has used Shermans Lonenges in
his practice, for than two years, and knew the
10 fail.
Hon D. 3. Bearlsey, Col l.. Clark, Joseph Hanes Esq,
Professor Bnghan and the thousands who have used
ozeEs can fully attest 70 their graf and wonderful virtuss
Sold a. the Medicated Lokcnge Warehouse los Nassau
street " "; 1870 fulton street, Brosklyn and North
stxth street, Philadelphia
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-16

AHEReIxE.-Abeut 8 o'clock on Tuesday eve.
ming, quite genteel looking young woman was seen
leading the horses attached to one of Murphys om-
pibuses, down Sd avenue. A gentleman stopped
her and enquired her reason for doing, to which
she replied, the driver left the horses, and was
in the stage the horses started, and jumped out
and seized them by tho reins but had not strength
enough to prevent them from walking or"
Mr.. Murphy must keep sharp look out for his
drivers, or he may have occasion to pay exemplary
damages.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-16

The MIcHieAS RopBERY The late robbery of
MIR. Davis's farm in Michigan, the particula of
which we gave few days since, seem TO have bee
committed by some Of that gentleman's creditors,
more in the spirit Of revenge than with felonous
design. Mr.. Davis is a nephew Of the Governor
elect Of Mas and very wealthy before
the year 1885, when he embarked largely in land
speculations, and like many others, was ruined -
Since that event. no wever he has struggled manful-
ly and with much success to redeem his fortunes,
and has paid of many claims against him SELF always
preerring those which proper sense Of justice i'm
PEELED him first to discharge. The demands Of mere
land spectators, as least worthy, were Of course
postponed. The Detroit Advertiser, in view Of this
fact, says OF the late robbery:
awe strongly suspect that the piratcal seizure
Of the property on his farm was bat a Lynch law
node OF collecting some Of these claims, held by
some land Spectator, or other land shark, per-
haps a number Of them. We are inclined TO this
opinion, because we cannot conceive that body Of
men any where in the United Sta,es would have the
nudacity to commit a robbery ofthe kad as felony
merely Indeed. the parade and publicity with which
the gang proceeded 10 the work Of outrage seem TO
preclude the idea they acting in the character
of thieves merely. The wanton destruction Of pro-
perty and especially the barbsrous and brutal de-
struction Of valuable animals. which unfit 20
be killed for food leads 10 the same conclusion
II also shows that spirit Of savage vengeance was
among the motive of their condact, and we doubt
not that the vengeance more Of political than
Of a personsl eharacter.-Phiiad. Times, Dec. Is.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-16

OTERA IN PHLApELPuIA 1t is announced that
the opera Of Norms will be produced the Chestnut
street Theatre early in January. IL is Bclnis best
work, and the text will be given English y ri
cal tragedy. MIR. and Mrs Wood, Mrs. Bailey, and
MIR. Brougb, will sustain the principal characters
The chorus and orchestra will be the largest ever
heard 10 the country, and the whole arrangements
grand scale as 20 render il dramatic festi-
vaI-kafiOnni fd-sffe.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-16

FRoN rHE WEsT IrprEs-we are indebted to
Capt Rice Of the Archibald Oracle, arrived at this
port yesterday, in Is days from Barbodoes for pa
pers up to the 23d November. We learn that the
Ways and Means Bill passed one branch Of the Lee
eislators the I4th Of November, and passed the
her. II was to GO into operation month from the
date Of its passage.
The import duty on American Tobacco was 10 be
decreased, and the duty on American flour was to
be about so cents per barrel-NorfoH Beacon, De-
csmber12
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-16

HAUL OF CoUsrrnFEIT MoNEr.-High Constable
Blayuey, and other officers Of the Court Of General
Sessions obtained from Of the persons ARE ted
for being concerned in the late extensive Baltimore
robberics, such information as led yesterday TO the
recovery Of between two thousand and twenty -one
of the United States. The bills are dated Dec. Ist
1885, letter ID and signed G.. w Fairpan, for N
Bdde, President, S. Mason, for J. Cowperth waite,
Cashier. A part Of the money was found in the
Northern Liberties, and part IN Southwark - Phil
adeiphia Chron Dec. 10
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-16

ExPLesros-MoRE RACING The steamboat Pa
trio Henry on her way from Norfolk 10 Richmond
ON Tuesday, and while taking in passengers at
jamestown, burst her cylinder ipe. Fortunately
no injury was done 10 any one on board. The Pa
trick Henry had been racing with the steamer Bal
loon, an opposition boat, which has recently been
put on the river.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-16

SLAVE TRApE.-ASorHER SErzURE.-Brig Tt
girls, Of salem, was at Ambriz, Africa, Oct. IL in
charge Of prize.officer Of British brig Water
Witch, for having black boy on board, native Of
the coast, shipped at ST. Thomas rs free lad Her
cargo consisted Of 70 900 lbs. ivory and coffee
The captain AID crew were to remain on board, AID
the vessel vas ordered 70 New York.-Boston Cos-
Tttr, Dee. Ia
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-16

srRaSer.-The Legislature Of Vermont passed a
law at ITS last session, enacting that il any person
shall sell or offer for sale, any victuals drink or
merchandise, within two miles Of the place of hold
ing any Camp meeting, he shall be puni ned by fine
not exceeding forty dollars. 20 the use Of the town
in which such meeting is held.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-16
Nov. 2s.h, 1910, 20 minutes past 10, A. NJ.

SMALL Pox-The small pox and varaoloid are
very prevalent in this city. Thousands and thou
sands have been re-vaccnated by the advice of ply
sicians. As there isl difference Of opinion in re-
gard. to the virtue Of vaccination, we hardly know
what to advise; yet upon the whole, would it not
be better and safer to submit the or Grafton again
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-16

TRAVEL TO PHILADELPuIA-Thc morning train
Of cars TO Philadelphia, on and after Monday next,
will leave here at "a NJ. instead Of 9t-and that the
evening train leaving at 81 p. Nj will be continued
As heretofore.-BaiL Patriot, Dec. IL.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-16
sHERMAN's
COUGH IOIENGES


A sTONlsHiN0 EVIDENCES or THEIR VIRTUES
coui painin his rst side night sveas and all the usual
symptoms of consumption He tried many pop-lar remedies
but all IA vaa lie consulted of sos dstin Fushed
ply cians and they told him he had CONSUMPTION ant
prepare 10 die, he could not be cured end advised
him to try DR. Shrnsns COuIh bouepg as they had cured
several that had been given lie did and 10 the
able joy Of all his nds he eiiatey began TO bet
er and before he had taken four boxes entirely cured
and be e again through divine blessing permitted 10 mia
iser 10 his lsving flock.
James Grant, No Ann street cured ofs most distressing
cough In day by few dsss Of shermsn Cough Lozen.
MIR r. Ksmr of Newbursh, was cured Of consumption,
BY threeboxes Of Sherman Cough Lorenge, aer suffering
heard OF Through the blessing Of God he owes his life to
them
Mrs Jenkins was given up ncurable ssd expected daily
to sresthe her a She cured few weeks by these
celebrated Loreaees. .
The Rev Dr. Eastmond has uaed them in his family has
also his church and he cough
dcine was h N 80 efhcatious
Dr. Allen distinguished physician Of this city says he has
used Shsrmen LOzeages in his practice great
and they always proved eecus He has always
able to the most Distressing eases OF recent standing
sed al Joe Nassas street m BECKER York; 1919 Fulton
street Brooklyn, and 90 Npth Sixth street sdelphis
soDA As0a casls board the ship Josephine Ii.
ms rERssE BRooKs,s Liberty ..
FRENCH PLAsTkR-Ito Iponts, for sale BIZ
diog No . Tontne bniIbpr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-16

TYR RrorNr SSow SroRM.-The recent snow
storm extended, with all the violence which marked
IL here, as far west as Cincinnati IL was the hea-
West fall Of snew with which that region has been
visited for number Of years.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-16

TaAvELLISe TO rue WEsr AND SourH-Op
asd after Wednesday next, the morning train OF
for Frederick, &c, and Washington, will leave
the depot at " o'clock, A. NJ and that the hour for
the departure Of the evening train from Washington
Tor Baltimore will be changed to O'Clock. BALI.
Patriot, Dee ii.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-16

scuooL LaSps.-The School Lands Of Michisan
amount to 200 900 acres.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-16

Dur CHEAr.-The ground upon which Baltimore
was first laid out, originally purchased as site
for the town, at forty shillings per acre.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-16
AssAGE FROM GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND
M MA - 49,

fersens wishing 10 make arrangeu ents for INV
residing the Old Country imnigate 10 America can az
secure to those coming out every possible ana
nsnce the The ships employed ny tins line are all
of the fret Amerc built &c. comm nded by men OF
experience Tbs frequency and punctuaty OF the departure
ofhe shiI this lire rahe against oe en-
ton ia Liverpool and when settled for decline coming
out the will be promptly efsnded 10 ose from "on
IL received.
greater accommoa alton of those who may wish to
send moaey their friends subscriber has competed
his arrang drawing ga the National k of
Ireland payable the branches Ia se following
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-16

AND ASorHER.-Edward Davy, a resident o
Greece, in this state, hung himself last Wednesday
in his barn. He was in comfortable eirc smst nnces
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-16
TNPOR rANT TO MARRIED fEMALgS.-MADAME
RESTELL'5 PREVENTIVE POWDERS.-These in

TMPOR rANT TO MARRIED ADAME
4 RESTELL'5 PREVENTIVE POWDEKS.-These in
valuable Powders have been universally adopted IN europe,
but France in particular of upwards e thirty ysaf well
y thousands this eualry being The only mild sae
and remedy FOR married ladies whose health iorods
Too rapid increase df family.
hadaiae Resiei, well krown, for thirty Fe
male PLY san in the two principal Female Hospitals IN Eu.
rpnhose of Vienna and raIiswhere favored by
and opportunities she attained that celebrity
those great medical pe,y adapted
the Il .lac frame which her medicines stand
vailed well this country Europe Her acquaintance
with the ply sGogy aud anatomy OF the female Frame enab ed
her to knew ledge of the mary Of female
adsposenesp cially Of led iemaes-which. sOs,
led to the discovery of her celebrated Preventive Powder
Their adoptes has been the of serving not the
hea tn, but life of many aecenate wife and fond
mother.
The advertiser feeling the Importance of this sqec and
matng the benz fits thousands BY their adoP
on wesld respectfully the enon Of the married. by
all that thty mold aud dear TO its not
vi tnoas 10 prevtr evils to which subject by
simple and healthy within control
sonate, and ens hened mind will enhestatpgy
in the affirmative THIS is all that Madame Resel
eommends mended. Price Five Dollars pack
age accompanied with full particular directions They
caa be forwarded by mail to part Of the United states
Al letters must be post paid and addressed TO MADAME
RESTELL Female Physcisp Principal office, las Green
witch ST. New York Ollie hours from A NJ to p. NJ PHI
laderhis office No south Seventh street Boston office No.
Essex street.. Dc I'm d&w'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-16
Price Two Cents.



Rers {. Hapce Us Richard Vepables. This ease
was trea IN the April term Of the present year. and
verdict gwen for the defendant. The case now
comes sgain before the Court, a motion by the
plaintiff S counsel, for a new trial
me argument had not concluded, when their Ho-
nors rose and ad journed
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-16

hty materials and Of work warnied qua AZ INC
new YORK BONNET STORE, 1915 Chatham street,
three doors above Pearl.
Ladies win please observe that the ate Fair OF the me
rcan Institute awarded TO MRS A the first Premium for the
best specimens OF silk Boans The above honorable dis
tneton having been conferred Mrs. A sufficient proof
that Ladies obliged to to Foreign dner to OBJ
tain handsome Hat and pay their enormous prices lr a.
thinks may be Of remark lnow that the Lazy
has retired from busness that the Silk Hats for which Ma
dame BeArman obtained the Pres 1888, also made
by the American Mllner, then SIS l.ea now Mrs Adams
Ladies invited to call Mrs As Hats
Hat aked figures Laies carriages charged no
NOR than Ladies on foot--no alluson. ni9 I'M
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-16
FRENCH DIvAN. GA CAFE RESTAURANT

L
Corner Of Caarnbers Broodgop orpostefae Hrerion)
frlE proprietor Of this establishment his sincere
thanks the citizens Of New York, for their liberal
and support whilst he has had the qualification Of being
him renewed expense and assduy
the daily of customers In accordance with these
views he has engaged lin addition to the brilliant performer
the piano forte and the exquisite French nsgeoeite paye
ability end votares OF ATcus the Of
good cheer whist discussing delicious and elegant
have the and the appetite melted TO the utmost de-
Of pleasurable sensations stsing to the delicious
the less agreeable, being without cost Additional
also The srder will always be
with the cho fish. poultry and delicacy and
dainty the mos, ,Schrehee palate that French
under the Surveillance and direction of of the best cut
sinners the city contains.
The passsrs shall be attended to with the utmost nicely
and y0prefe Beef steaks ender lons veal outlets,
mutioa ehois, served up o9mne u Jda.
Amongst other bonnie bsudhss may be mentioned Welsh
Rarebts made Nth that peculiar rich and
GKUYERr C.nEsr accompanied Il requr.d BY 81 the
finest sparkling Ale, London Stout the boast Of
The ises liquors. syrps das SC of the very best
quality selected with .ase and and amagamatcd and
etnorphosed TO order o every kInd fancy drausht
right royal Whskey Punches and Elerian Cobbers down
to Sings Oysters served every conceivable
style. Chess, bacl gsmfaon and dominocs
FAM les, or private supper parties promptly attended to-
IN wsrd effort shall be spared not only To- sustain, but
itisnecessary add Every thing furnished at the mos.
charges and vsers waited By respectful and
attentive servasts
Soups Of every kind. ni2 Inn
NIADEMOIsGLLE AURIOLE respectfully informs the
w Ladies Of New York. that she continues Lessons
in Dancing her residence ~ Canal street, near Broad
way, Schools and Private Houses favorable
Nademo,see Auriole has on hand, splendid variety or
Fancy Ball Dresses which she will let moderate terms
Fancy and Character Dresses made to order. n2.im'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-16

PUBLISHED DAILY BY
JAMES G. ORDON BEN NETT,
NO 81 ANN STREET
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eupesior channel for advertisers.
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Advertisements inserted in the WEEKLr HERALD at 81
per square every insertion.
MonNrNe HERALD-issued every morning. except Sun
day price cents per copy Country subscribers fur
nshed at the rate, for any specific PERIOD remit
lance in advance No paper sent unless paid in advance
WEEKLY HsRALD-issued every Saturday morning, at
nne o'clock; price SIR cent, per copy Furnishsdto
try subscribers at SO per annum in advance
requeted to address their letters to
JAAss Coupon BENNETT, Proprietor and Editor and all
orders on business must be post paid
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-16


IN WIN. BROWNS fashion tble Hat and Cap Store. 1875
Chatham, opposite Roosevelt sree-A large assortment of
Cloth and fancy Caps patterns admired5 La
dies riding Hats, style general assortment I Furs
among which oil the largest aud finest Ly Mu for
sse very low sur
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-16
&Sxz9 KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
OLD ROSS RICHARDSiS Boat an

srIGSS3THAT OLD BOSS RICHARDS'S Bost and
Shoe at No $40 Canal street, door
below Greenwich and at No Bowery Doyer
real genuine Boos Shoes ada, ted
season, than any other half dozen the city while his
prices psr cent les Ony trial requisite
The advantages these esiabs possess any other
America where may be j. T. BUCKS Patent Spring
Cnmping Machine.
N. B. An rips mendea gratis dl Inn
IL ALBERS BORN No. so Exchange fla-e, up states,
y by late arrivals have received fall assortment of
lsu and French Goods, con 4isng Of
Vevets-Figured and plair for Merchant Tsiors
Serges-French of different widths and English a
wide, assorted
Lustrings-talian aad limitations of assorted widths.
Cravats-ltaan TaIe eros grain and limitations % to
40 inch Ronals 6, and ,riey e figured crayats.
Fa'ters Plush-Moleskia and long nap Hat Bands aud
BndIrgs
Lac.s-Tfrcad and Edgirgs very rich assortment; also,
Blend, Cap 3, Cellars nd fmbrt ideriss
Yetngs-A variety Of plain and figured Sans and Silks.
RiDbonsrafea and Gaioers assorted cases. No. 1t to
l6, Velvet Ribbons, black and oolored
Sks-Crgs de Swiss, eros de Naples, Gfos de Foresce.
shaws-A variety ofSilk, and Silk and Cotton.
Boot Cords-A few cases No. A and 5.
And also great variety Trimmings, Tapes, Bobbins,
findings, FriLges, &c. sc.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-16
FALL FASHION

49, BROWN Co, quality and price Hat Store,
7s Chatham Sqare of Mott street. neat durable and
fashionable Hat for the low fixed of three dollars These
are up far su?eri2r sold for the
and all sales being for pccudes the necessity
charging good customer Tor losses by the bad
Gentlemen residing distance from the location of this
stare VIII be richly rewarded in the quail of the Hat for
heir irCLhle In prnRnIlna oil N am
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-16
BEDSTEADS.

NILLS'S PATENT PREMIUM BEDSTEADS, for
w which the Gold Medal arded the Fair II the
American Institute il 1882 Warehouse, II GOLD STREET,
New York.
haYin. been completed for manufacturing the
above Bedsteads the extensive SCALE the Of
IL public called to he they pos
other the market An inspeetion with
show that the three great desderata of economy
End ene reedam bugs have been achey ed
Such the facility with which these bedsteads be put
taken down will suffice for either
while the simplicity their (heving
nuts &c renders it almost impossible for them
get # repair.
attention Of Hotel Keepers and Southern Morch 10
parcuiary invited they will be enabled to choose from
the largest the city and effect saving Of from
30 per cent.
J. DOUGLAS, Agent.
Ne I.Ik-O Oct IL. Am dv AAYt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-16
PREMIUM MILLINERY.

MkS. W. ADA No, Inc AMI KIJAN
MILLlNER, begs to Inform her kind
patrons and the public in general, that
she has now on hand an ass ,rtment OF
fover 100 Ladies' Winter Bonnets, made
eof the richest kind Of Plan aud l'lsid - X
'Velyets Plain, Corded. and Chanseasle
silks; and trimmed with French glow
ers, Paris Ribbons, Sc, also good as
sortment of Tuscan Hats, Gust hlishes,)
other article in the Millinery line which
she offers las ususl) 10 per cert. under all
the Foreign Milliuers ia Men FORK, (lra-