davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-06
PEARL GRAIN,
DEUTSCHES GRIESMEHL,
I'm the Germany
FARlNE DE GRUAU (GRUAU D'EPAUTRE,I
lin the Ereuck Laug,Gnps1

FARINE DE GRUAU IGRUAU D'EPAUTRE,)
I'm the Frenck Language)
entire ar'scle in thi market, resembles Sago but
is nutriciou. and pound Of far
Sa.d from of Slos SSf ooE for in vain
ye rs il very delicate wholesome and money saving
SS e !. ;s % Be- % SsT ao s q
Ss A%s a e G % to hs %
asa light aud very healthy Diet.
@rvry desirable requisite f they the right kind
wsv s daily cam s, MGTds Of won that
The only General Depot for This article the United States
's S had h: fs Es, Fss
way The s'
in the lower Of city the retail grocers aud
families 50 ''t ii Sole e
New York, November 2sth l843 dc imsr
md sy s
slightly appeadage Of beard On your upper psf have
faces Poaas SUBTLE By Dr. Fsf o sasa
Jury d,seoloation your hinsihs satisfied
cling the PeparaGn tested ths Doctor: office; al doubts
only wsLsI street, srn.r Of Broad.
n'S
ing a. bo,ehs: pmps. sehs. tan %Shsw 'savy it'll
hands. face bites il effect. immediate: the
.. % e. Sn and ad s;
no aGhsr should Be without 1. T Pr cake
cess Be on your guard against bold imitation and buy
GYpr,uds Eaa o. B;aa. or True Water of Beauty, j.
we'll ssd | for sd s
prrties pr,entrg IL. formation Of wrinkles banishing
them when present. - per bottle.
Gourauds Vegetable Liquid Rouge nparts adecate blush
ing se to hs sso Sy.o BY bSsS with
Gloves this PREPARATION diluted with wste nimtable. so
cents per bottle
oauds Hair Dye will change red gray hair TO beauti.
full dark brown black hout the
tie Whrser aid Eye brow Dye Is cen per bottle.
Gouraad yanc dEspagne, Spanish White, gives pure
lie like alabaster white and smoothness to the sknee
from all injurious ingredients and entirely annhlatng
chalk and fake white Put up elegant boxes rs
each This, with other Of M G preparations initiated
Buy whee else hut g. Walker street. door from
the corner Of Broadway where will be found
the most delicate and choice Peramery imported from all
parts
Agen-Jordan Milk street. Boston; 7s Chesuut street
Philadelphia hobinson Harnsburgh Hrhitch, Lancaster;
seabrook Prlpceton TnPe, Newark Tousey, Rochester
Canwell Lockuorti smith Pamyr; GIigs Hamilton coun-
Myers New Haven Dyer, Providence Taylor Newport;
9 g Portsmouth rstes Portland Guild, Bangor; Luther
Washington Mrs Fraser, Richmond, Mathewson Norx cb
Conn; Wells Humphreys Hartford; f. c. Ferre. Middle.
town. oil msr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-06
Providence.
Correspondence Of the Herald.
ppo,,yurNcr Tan

PROVIDENCE, Jan, 4, lSA.
Political Movements in Rhode htand-Sjn1 ,lar
Developments relative to the M~dH' Of Ansasa
SpraglW
DEAR SIR
Our State Conventionyorchoos four delegates
to attend the National Democratic Convention. TO
be holden at Baltimore met at the Court House,
in this city, last evening. Samuel Y. Atweu was
chosen President, and VIM. Simons, Jr, and Sam
uel Low, Secretaries.
Two sets of delegates appeared from Newport
the FIRST consisting of Dutee ]. Pearce and five Of
his friends, that IL, those who in favor Of
sending Mr.. Pearce to Batmore-the other set,
consisting of the enemies of Mr.. Pearce, and the
most radical friends of Governor Dorr. Pearcs
and his colleagues were undoubtedly entitled to
their seats, though the other party claimed that
they chosen by manHuvre, at meeting
where Pearce himself was moderator, and where
the Dorrltes were not allowed time TO vote-ths
votes on the other side having been prepared and
distributed before the meeting commenced Some
sharp shooting was had at the convention between
the claimants; one gentleman accused another OF
fasehood, whereupon the other threatened TO
twist his nose, and nothing but the prompt inter
ference of the president prevented complete
row The matter was finally settled by admitting
both Of delegates to seats in the convention.
The delegates chosen to the Baltimore Conven-
ton were az follows
Thomas w. Dorr, George C. Shaw,
Olney Ballou, Wager Wecden,
all Van Buren, men-all Dorrites, and all opposed to
| Dutee ]. Pearce. The enmlty against Pearce,
| ought to remark, is on account OF his supposed
| friendship for Mr.. Tyler
Resolutions were passed in favor of Mr.. Van
Buren,; one proposing to support the nominee OF
| the National Convention, whoever he might be,
was laid the table-the mover only voting in the
negative.
The particulars Of the murder of Mr.. Sprague
you have received already Three four men
have been arrested but the real murderer, IT is ge
morally thought, still runs at large The fact is, the
friends OF the deceased do not care IN my opinion.
to catch the right one Common talk says that Mr..
5. had been guilty of seducng the wife of a man
in his neighborhood; that the man had been
hired TO leave the place, but had returned and
| been seen in the ncghborhood for 2 or 3 days
previous to the murder that he has not been seen
since that Mr.. was going TO this mans house at
the time Of the murder, &c. The statement in tho
Journal, that Gordon one of the persons arrested
had threatened Sprague, is also denied he twitted
>. of seduction, when :. threatened TO settle the
matter with him at some other time. ! will give
YOU the history of the case as IT transpres.
i You're In hasie. e. W
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-06

Cross-eramned-I think II possible that very strong
might run block after receiving such wound.
DEsNTs b. TURcKoFF examined am one Of the city
watch and at the OF Church and Canal
at 8 o'clock the prisoner there; heard be-
twe cen him and colored olks-he attacked them.
Here the prisoners counsel and objectedo the tea
timony and the Court sustained the objection.
JAMES DopD recalled by the DETErcE-i saw the elder
Camp after the ARRAY at the Crib and dressed wound
which he had in his hand it was about two and hall
inches long, and appeared to have been done with sharp
instrument noticed the clothes Of Peter Williams that
night they had blood them and his shirt torn by
the sleeves and his undershir torn his hands were
BLOODY, but did not any wound on them
JANE WILLIAMS recalled visited my son In pri
son found he had wound on his hand His face was
scratched in number Of places His coat was torn.
For Tnx PROSECUTION
AID. VANDERyooRT examined-I know the prisoner and
him the night Of the ARRAY; did any wounds
except little scratch in the side Of the neck; his
hands. but did not any blood any wounds, about
him. found the prisoner in place called "the Crib"
GEORGE Cam examined--I know Peter williams by
putation, in consequence OF disturbance. do know
his general character.
FR,ncts PL.rl examinod-I know Peter williams from
9th october last but don't know his character only what
found out my self
JosrPH PooLE examined-i have known Peter williams
year or two, His general character 10 very bad
Different people have spoken Of him.
Mr. Hyde has spoken badly Of him. and never heard any
one speak well Of him
AT o'clock the case closed far regards the tes
mony the Court requiring the counsel TO sum up to
| night and a for one hour ordered.
| The Court will charge the jury this morning.
PosrscRrPT-Two O'clock, SATURDAY MoRrINo.-Ths
summing up, sc being closed, the Jury RETIRED and
sealed verdict will probably be returned at nine O'Clock
this morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-06
CROTON BAKERY NOTICE

SIX POUNDS OF BREAD FOR ONE SHILLING
~ The largest bread the city be had the Croton Bs.
kerry James street six pounds Of superior wheat bread for
shilling or three pounds for Wheat indian
Rye aad Graham Bread also the Kimel Rye Bread Of
kind large amily Pies Of all each and
general assortment of Tea CAKES Rusk Buns Cruler but.
Crackers fresh every day German New Year Cake
saleevsry day.
B-The above articles cane had the branches No sea
Pearl between Franklin and Oak aud No Wi
liam Frankfort, also at 22s Cherry near Pelham
d22 lmsnc JOHN II. WIEGAND, % James ct.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-06
MI IISIC

MUCICs
JOSEPH KAMMERER, Professor of Music, respectful y
his patrons and the puoc in general that he
has removed from 80 Crosby street l3 Lauens
all orders for his CotlIion Band, perform parties in
Orders for j. X. will ALSO be received at Mrs w Dubois
plulc Store, No 283 Broadway ld20 I'm re
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-06
AMOS r. THOMPSON,
do lmsec RICHARD FISHER.

A LYON-Cheap-st Jewelry Store in the city-A. l.
a. would call the attention of the public his No 80
where they will find the best cheapest. and
style ofewey of the ats fashion both foreign and Amer
manufacture suitable for Christmas and New Years pre-
all ofwhch Re is de ermned sell such prices
fail give ssfsc ion Ladies and tIemen about pur
chasing jewey, will IS by calling the cheaI
elry 80 Chatham Do not forget the numbeat
Chatham Old gold silver bought exchange
The value for diamonds and other prec
| stone d23 m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-06
n. q. nfnrshall's Omce.

JAN. 5-More Mail Robbers .7rTested.--ThM morning
Frank Smith OF the deputy marsha arrived in town
having in his custody Charles Blake and Lemuel Flowers
both Of whom arrested in the meghborhood of Hud
son. charge Of being concerned with HoHgh in rob-
bng the u. States mail The necessary information was
laid by the Postmaster OF this city Monday laAt and
the officer started in pursuit Of the paresone of whom
he arrested in the village of Hudson the other the
road from Hyde Park to Poughkeepsie They were both
committed to the city prison and will be brought up for
ex examination week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-06
Music FOR, PARTIES.

MUSIC FOR PARTIES.
MESBRS. q. WEISS l. FIR. GRAMBSS, Professors OF
Music, respectfuy announce TO their patrons the ladies
and gentlemen Of New York and vicinity that their Coton
Band prepared play the admired and fashionable
MUSIC for Private Parties, Boirees, &c.
Orders thankfully received aad punctuay attended
Delaney st. also rMots Music Saloon, 32s Broadway,
OF at Mr. Jolle's Music Store, 3s5 Broadway dt im'
CHEAPEST OIL STORE IN NEW YORK.
rINO uptown Grocers and Families
Natural ~
Sea Elephant OIL
Lard OIL "
Linseed Oil--raw and boiled,
Olive Oil-in bottles and BEETLES.
Neltsoot Oil.
Alcohol and Camphenc
Patent, Sperm and Stearic CaudIes
The above warranted stard the weather and 10 be of
fac quality for paor aud astral lamps For sale by the
barrel, gallon, quaftand pint, cheap. -
JOHN G, MORRISON,
No. 1888 Greenwich street, between Fulton and Vesey
Dealer IN drugs medicines paints dye-woods and gro
GERS artclesdyerx paper maers distillers
conlectoners brewers beer makers bak and paper stain
articles. do lmsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-06
DISBROW'S RIDING SCHOOL,
4C8 BOWERY,

FGSS t d:asasa i's~ o. An my daily
LsS Su t LESSONS EXERCISE RiDiS'.
u Lessons 50 90 20 Rides $40
SHf s Dressing and pnwns RsS%. ar. vel.
every devoted the omOrt Of sose wiz may honor
ss on ,Ss s,y n &. ses sei'
BROADWAY
TEA STORE,
NQRTHEAsT Of Prince and B,oadway adjoining MIN;
friend. and public they have opened the above Store
asa spsfH'f
Young Hvson from ........ ...2s to ss
H impe msi0A 49,: Is: s. {. so ::
Sunlowdsr -. '.....''.''.'. to ss
Souchopg 49,. .......is to IS
Orange Pecco ~. ......"..... Is
As respects the above Teas. defy compeonn freshness,
quality price and state that they selections made by
Of the most competent 'udSEsoj F f ri city
Also general assortment Gose Fruits for The holidays.
all kinds Of sugars owand fact every thg
"a III sss''' all Of which
SALT AND FISH STORE.
400 gsb bs a 500 soS d. R IF Herring and 400 boxes
100 bbls. Of shad
; s f s.s ss -. q: M sssa %
4; s; si;f$; + . Gsrssi;
ds assna'' d NELSON WELLS CO. D.y street.
FRTITs, GRMCERIEs. TEAS. WINES, &e1oAss
and retail, to dealers and families
Fresh Foreign Fruits, general assortment.
Sugars and Coffee of all kinds I'd qualities.
Teas, Green and Black ofevery description
SuperlO old Wines and Liquors, of various grades.
Superior Raspberry and Cherry Brandy
French and American Cordinls dro f and in glass.
London scotch and American Porter Brown Stout and Pale
Ale.
No5% RsT1 and S; s5,ss .sS
Honey. in small boxes from Ohio.
Jujube Paste, in 12H and IS ID boxes.
Bird ,e-i, cpices CacOa and Chocolate.
sperm Oil and Candles. Soap, &c.
Saratoga Pavilion Water in quart and pint bottles Goods
delivered TO any part of ths city free OF expense d2 lmsec
SUPERIOR TEAS, COFFEE and sUGAR-Aso Wines
in every variety, Otard Chamoagns and Cognac Brandy
Irish and SEQ CHI Whiskev old Jamaica Rum, Holland Gin
j. ). SCOTT Z CO.'S Wholesale and Retail Store,
Wines aud Liquors put mp in hotties demjohns Goods
sent of the city free of expense d. ln"sc
NINTH WARD CHEAP GROCERY AND PROV
~ SION STORE Families nthe neighbOIhood Of Sixth
aud Green lane about laying tn r winter
of Groceries and Prov isOns will do better by large
buying the cheap Provision Store No c
ane where all articles the Grocery and Provision line
be purchased cheap cheaper than other establish
that vicinity. Goods warranted suit If the
money will be returned Goods city
free Of expense. MICHAEL KELLEY,
dis m*ec Q Greenwich lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-06

A SEIGNETTE BRANDY-S. +. NICOLL,M No CT and
a. 90 krout street constantly importing and has recently
received d from Rochelle of the above Brandy
the old aud genuine brand and very superior qualify viii h
he offers for sale half casks eghts under
Custom Houe lock, entitled " debenture 2taw 3w .ec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-06
Court Calendar.

CmcuIr CouRr.-Nos. So A. 40, 6o, ~, Oh, "a, ~. IL.
90 43, /, 81, 81, so, sc. 81, SO, 70.
SUPERIOR CouRT44, Az 90, ST. 81, o3, 90, 90, o. o.
COMMON Pleas MospAr.4l, A. 90, ~, Is, 10, w. -,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-06

DLUMBE DAGUERREAN GALLERY OF PATENT
1 PREMIUM COLORED PHOTOGRAPHS, No. ISL
Broadway lover Mr. Tnney swelry store above McIray
pictures having been awarded the First Premiums and Hghest
Honor BY the Ameri and Franklin Institutes. the
beautiful coored exhibited and the
bishment having been greatly enlarged and improved
dueed charged for ordinary work other pcescop-
sequepty need sit for inferior likeness the
Of economy.
Ph9ogaph of lady by Professor Pumbe ]. the finest
thing ut the kind witnessed "" Ledger Oct I843
PIumbes Premium and German Cameras, Instructions,
Plates Caaes &c SC forwarded any desired point lower
than by any other mandatory. dig I'm m =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-06
70 THE PUBLIC
AA Al Iss n r.

Il I M TO S5OOo.-Mr. Francis X Crump Watch Maker.
RiOO as Grand street bees e inform his friends aud tn
to make advances gold and silver watches diamonds
silver forks and every description Of gold
silver shape intended for immediate sale Cash
paid for old gold and silver Watches Of de-
'cription repaired and warranted. As Grand STREET
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-06
ENGLISH ADVERTISEMENT.

r OSDON-sT kATHAkINts HOTEL opIosite TIE
l. ~, Kathss. Do.k GATES and near the koya Mint
raoNiAS LENNEY, late Chief steward OF the Bnush
Queen se,mshp rspeoly informs his friends IN the United
IA o. that has the Of the above and sie
s"t bsh cut which built and furnished sgntls OF
xonsr add every adapted for the rscep Of M
e. and grntieuen vstns Eng the hotel fronts that
at Of the DO in which the asn AID most Of h~ ehs hms
nc m vessels lay aud within five muutes ak u the bAnk
d oyl exchange The boose wilt be conducted on liberal
nd economical prncipl-s The Coffee Room Isssppel wHh
london American Easi Indian AID Colonial pasrs The
Viiuds, Wines. Nc Of the hnt quail Asood Billiard
Dom md Warm Baths will b. found 10 the house Gentle
by tho uek month Tor board NC On The
a ~ Auerica, 81,
n LtN~EY Assure those who honor him with
heir that nothing sha be wrntny 70 rsnor thsm
comfortable and Wv the wishes OF his guest hoiss
mer that coniancs and good will b.ray bestow.d On
~, !. -, .,.,.,.rT ~ ths "a r. ian Queen DIR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-06
HAVANA MANSION HOUSE HOT

HAVANA MANSION HOUSE HOlEL =.
fUF uaJryigued u,krs occAsiQa ni0f@ hn onds dro
ne public hai The Mansion house now lysa. , W
s,aor street the ycnit n the st~ mpcat lsnon9
nd vegetable ,rkct having comnodi0us family afartmenu
uf.ngcs 20 he asetsst order
gsaac Ne WHO IN Dusfd vessels immediately tter the VISIT
u the revenue officers .
B.Vi,,tors 10 tb ssud should " pas,r from
ne srsn,.h an,n At tn port ebstkaon 20 oby ate DIFF
III smse. WILLIAM FULTON,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-06

"a BROWN CO.'S One Price Hat Store l78 Chatham
Square corner OF Mott street where fshion, beauty
durability and economy combined ado the head he
teton beaver which c sey essmbl those formerly sold for
nation necessity nuced study that indis-
lensabe of have Of doing
and still keep the of the fashionable Brown
Co, in presenting this hat the public think the have
durability and comor' of the All sales for cash
Therefore good for lose incurred the bad
BROWN co. ITS Chatham Square,
lInku Eornaro r Mnttsa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-06

-. BOOTS-WATERPR PROOF Double and Cork Soles
French and native calf and patent taps;
good fine caf boots for men; boys aud chidrens do
~ coarse water boots and shoes of all aud sizes
BIL,des Misses and Chdren. CATER boots. shoes and
Ladies Gents Misses and proof India Rubber
ovehoes of the latest tve all Of which will be sold cheaper
than other this city Napoleon boots 50
par. j. .. WALkEH, 4l9 Broadway
Inkec Of Eana lst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-06
GENUINE TEAS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.


Chatham street New York; Branch Ss Blocker
Nsw al .;a
the attention Of city aud country families and purchaser
& s:
high ts. 10y price. and upright dealing too
Original and only the sale Of Black
Tea particular remember the
iS!s n seeins
be led a:tsy BY le Just .oh Chatha
tn Carton rsSS
described at the top Of this advertise 81, mec
CAMPHENE, 0k CHEMICAL OIL Horns Paten!
and ca%phens and sold olesse and retail BY
O. Fay at No 1856 Fulton street {sun buildiugs New
70 Be az any a%p es pbe
@ .suda light th ss5 s9no~y for s and s
equal SIX sperm candles; Is. h.f
churches, hotels, aud dwellings, Also goo assoment Of
S%aitv Also d pot for patent a,
Dr. william Evans Camomi!e aad Tonic Pills for
ST. g. f.s f: A. for f S com
p. s and WV q q sd: o
to Dsanty and prons oxh he hair s
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
John BRADEN, 70 Canal stree, would respectfully
and
Oysters every style CONTEMPORARIES generally and sher
notice with generally also Cream. and e
goa and eSSss 5 Be found s:sw6ss oSl.e
Toys suitable for the Roidays EXTREME low
equal to ssi % hi; H.
ht, not mad h , G1S Of ., % s but
magnate OF the land. dig Inns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-06
WATCHES AND JEWELRY

w "A OIIIIto hIND w !.
MOELICH AND PACHTMANN, Watchmakers and
vl Manufacturing Jewellers 90 Canal have hand
large Of fashionable ewelry fall descriptions
able for the HOLlDA prices which fail suit
Jewery of description order aud Watches Jew
low. Old Gold and Silver taken in exchange dis Inns
THE .UBSCRIBEkS are prepared to sell Watches
and JeweIry low, # lower than other
the CITY to wGod Watches from SIS to 500 each; sill
do from S. to $50 each All watches warranted
steal Boxes repaired and ted lower than any other house
the cry Second hand watches and old gold and
ken in exchange bought for cash THOMPSON FISH.
kR importers Of Watches and Jewey Wholesale and retail
No 33l Broadway, New York
AMOS AMOS +; THOMSON Z SI l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-06

WATCHES-The largest ana most splendd assortment Of
w Watches in the city, be found the subscriber
Az he constantly receiving all descriptions Of Gold and Sill
yer Watches Of the newest styles direct from the manuae.
offer larger assortment and much less prices retail thar
each Watches and jewellery exchanged or bought All
~aehe; warranted 70 Keep S9od time or the money returned
and warranted lower than any other place the city
u. C.. ALLEN, importer OF watches and jewellery,
d. 1m%r Wholesale and retail 20 w all stairs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-06

Scl TO LET-The store No 81 Nassau street. IN the
.: Herald Buildings from the first Of February Apply
III. this ofire dsr
@A TO LET-The plot of ground win the buildings
;1 erected thereon situate the north sde OF
between the 7h and ki,zrov osd now oceuPieu
by Ethan Campbell. Apply at No. 80 Laght street
is lw~Tc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-06
,t.1t BIOS CONSERVATORY, GREEN.HOUSES
I'M Seed Establishment, SIG Broadway adjoining the

~ and Seed Establishment Broadway, adjoining the
The pubI !. fully informed that the above stab
lshmrnt will be- md one Of to most extensive
choice ana risd collections of Orna Pants in Flower
sutb- for Hold,y Pf,ss raros G n;s Et
finest varieties Rhodode droms Orange and Lemon
TEES bearing. DaPhneas Sc Sc superb assortment Of
Dutch Bulbs Hyacnths Tulips &c In pots and glasses,
which already in a Towering state.
Bouquets procured any me made OF the es
giant fragrant flowers the Conseryaories and
arranged u"ique aud varied styles to SUIT all tastes by an
experienced artist
Choice Flower Seeds will be received Europe early in
Janua varieties of ch will be entirely on nus
side OF the Atlanc-aso complete assortment oil
All the above SEEDS will be tested as to their growing quail
ties before offered for SAFE not the least dappont-
Ornamen al Flower Stands. Gold Fish and Glass Globes
Hyacnth Glasses &c SC always on hand ,
All the above articles i'll be disposed oil on the most rea
All orde thankfully received and executed with prompt
ness.
NIB. The entire Stock of Seeds belonging the late firm
of Nblo Dunlap, will be sold auction bv VIM H.
n his Roons Is Broad treet at II o'clock Wednesday
next the 2h December WI h ut reserve, d'4 2~ &c
~ FOR sALE-A Valuable Farm called Springfield
Nrom the mouth of Nsnsemond River containing about
five hundred acres, bounded sdes creeks
foi small cunning into the mouth Of
Nealv half Of welt timbe ed with large tall pine
and oaks tie pine Of the 6rt quality for steamboat wood
cultivation of wheat potatoes and melons
has attached to it fine landing for planting
Persons wishing purchase, by applying early, will meet
with great bargain.
sold privately before it will be offered at public auc.
ton on the premises on the 9Th Day of January 84
Terms i'll be made known and further information given by
The subscriber ' WILLIAM HINES. y
az 2fav
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-06

limited STATES DAGUERRiAN GALLERY. i13
~ Broadway up stas-E. WHITE would respectfully call
asnton Of citizens and visiting the city his
splendid collection Of single groups
beauty and Of deneaon cannot be surpassed Por
traits taken in all kinds Of weather either with or without
co0rs.
The American Institute its late exhibition awarded Mr.
White the first premium for the best Dagueeoype Likeness for
Roumngand gaeral effect which but another proof Of the
superiority Of mis- portraits
Mr.. White agent New York for the very superior
imported German Camaras and other establishment
this city or State they be obtained.
B-lmported German Camaras; al,o French and Amer
Chemisas Polishing Materials &c. &c., always hand for
sale at he very lowest prices. nj 3m"m