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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-13
Hrs BRITANSIc MAJEsrY's CONSULATE,
A.. VIZ 1Ith Nav 1877


vT IN conformity with law passed by ,hs legislature OF
this State the 2ist day Of April lat. entitled IAN Act tore
gulae the powers and duties Of Public Administrator and sur
rogas,s rea.iyC ia ne property arf frcts u foreigners"
Notice hereby given that and after this date the pro-
perry and effects all subjects of His Majesty who may de on
their way this city, such property and effects
arriving this State placed under the care Of THIS ONCE and
no, under that Of the public Administrator . heretofore The
Undersigned consequence hcr requests that notices here
toore the public administrator be sent TO this office
where information as,o the estate and effects o any subjects OF
his Majesty shall al all times he furnished without any tee o.
charge whatever.
The he ah officer and others quarantine respect,
fully requested TO make their COMMUNICATIONS 70 th once,
where all expenses connected herewith will be paid
NOTICE-To Rail Road and Steamboat Companies Ho-
4 tells and other public estabshmens-Thc subscriber y
make contracts for furnishing establishment
with Cards representing due BIN OF value and to any
aouHi in his American Silver Composition and he win
gage only put them very reasonable terms but to re-
dee" the" al ''' r'l Dr.. LEWIS nf rEucuTwANeER,
nyI7 Coursndt st.
ID e. BROWN a. CO. having opened Coffee House
III. he Nagara al No - Warren street and laid IN sstock
of the choicest Wines Liquors kc hope, by strict at,eion to
wishes Of their customers 70 merit share OF public pa
ronage. "u
IcUNERALs.-T. ID. GILLESPIE, Sexton and Under
taker has hand ready made Collins 81 sll sres
Also shrous Caps scarfs Gloves Hearse Carriages, NC
which be can furnish Al the shortest possible notice Appca
meery viii be pupctuay attended II the friends of the
deceased send Tor the subscriber he viii furnish all without
any further trouble Sections wanting collins sc WIN ma
my2osw. r. d. GILLESPIE, No. 40 Church
VANILLA CHE an CANDs-rhis most estraor
sale wholesale retail al No 9 William street, and by ap
pon,men at S2 Broadway and at no other place y th cy
ing zee cream here then ice in IFS best and pure
orm tn AL except the ice but unlike its prototype improves
sweet tooth respectfully invited 70 cali and try il era
No ISL william st. IS between Fulton and John . myzelm
SARsAPARILLA SYRUP, of superior quality
low price Of los gallon and sen, 70 srv ps oe The ey by
addressing an order 70 the Bowery steam Confectionery Ne
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-13

n AND q eFlCE,-JOHN l.. BOGARDUS, Attorney
IL and Counsellor at Law, Clinos Hail. No Beekman
opposite the Brick Church door, city of New York, Illinois,
Mississippi Arkansas Military Bounty, General Land Office
Western Agency.
Patents obtained and titles perfected for soldiers their heirs
either 1st-Revoluionary. 2d-Late War 3d-Canadian
Volunteers 4L-Engh refugees from the United States
Canada and Nova Scotia. 5h-Deserters from the British
heirs all above 6th-Tnes lands
forfeited tor of tax reclaimed h-iers under
entitled sold 8th-Those who parted
with their discharges titles before the
sued reclaim the 9h-Lands in the
and territories in the United States Canada Nova Scotia
Texas bought and sold exchanged paid titles
yegaed Obtained and perfected application this Of
fee.
Pomasers throughout the United States and other gentle
forwarding any ofhe above claims, and acting agents
in their several sections country viii be entitled per
all commissions. Communications post paid.
III Valuable farming land for sale in the Of Illinois
800 quarter sections of 60 EACH parcels
acres situated towns and otherwise Aso Missouri
Arkansas. d26t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-13

"a TO LET-For or five years from the first Of
fH July next, the Disiiery situated she river inn
G4medately below Grand street ferry at Willamsburgh
and the three lots occupied thereby, with excellent wharf,
and every business The location i admira.
bly, adapted for the business; well for TINT OF the
dstery the grain &c., pass direct from the vessel into the
storehouses
Also let and possession given immediately the very large
building long used and exceedingly well suited
for n extensive dairy.
These buildings have been occupied for dis
llery by Mr Coles Berry and the entire plot comprises
40 lots There j. probably spot which energetic
could render profitable by bringing into active its
nerou adv anages il being eligible for ship building and
every purpose where position Immediately the
and within ten minutes walk Of the centre OF the city, de-
sirable -
ment Applyto X FMERWEATHER,
i.S-I Al Liberty 81, New York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-13

I'D pOTs-B0Ofs-BOOTS cheap cheap
ID or than ever at g. a J. WALKERS, go Canal ST. This
Il the rscc FOR hose Oppressed by hard times IN huy Boots
and socths the place 70 find Boots and Shoe. cheaper
than they can found any other establishment this
any other cav Their fine seal Pump Boots unrivs
LED Wishing 10 furnish themselves with pair Of
handsome summer boots for s275 can find them at
WALKERS go Canal ~.
Don't mistake NE nombcrt go the second shoe store
from Greenwich at myialm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-13

SARsAPARlLLAs SYRUP, Of superior quality
- and flavor made expressly for Soda Water for sale the
low price OF los gallon, and of the by
addressing an order TO the Bowery steam Confecuosay
Ds Bovery. est
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-13
RoAmDIYcn AMP p1AX ssceI3oL r.
NEW ToaX LIE IN. ISs ,IIs INC AND

IN TRUST CDMPANY.-PerSons may eject insurances
with this Company their lives the lives of Others
and either the whoe duration of life Tor limited per-.
od The payments Of prenium he either made annually
or In 4 PROS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-13

SALUBRIOUS STOMACHIC
SSSss r5SsSS
ducing immediate efervescent draugh, In the highest
possible Of perfection, aayng the thirst well being
now 50 much extoed in difficulty Of digestion where its med
cna properties has stood the test and met the approval of the
To travellers tourists captains of vessels &c. will be found
dederatum Of the highes, mport, either in sickness
health whatever climate will snrpass other prepa
ton and being peculiarly portable renders II still fur
'her acquisition. Prepared eyjouNsoN, co cn.m,s,.
AT their Created Wafer Deps, &c and % Cedar 81.
Soda and Seidiz Waters Syrups of all kinds, Sedr and
Soda Powders &c. je23m
TENNis0N,S pREMIUN MEFKIGEEA.
GREAT Economy and eooyenenc. butchers keener Of boe
boarding houses and vcuaers They OF very great
Be- seem in use at No. Il Centre and Clinton Marke,sso IN
several hotels The manufacturers have hand great yar
ry corner varick and Charlton SIS. myl6 I'm.
r. BERGONzIO, No. SO EXCHANGE PLACE;
Oilers TO sell =, moderate crate price Havana segar entitled
rsr and very old whkey Port lisbon, madeira wne lapth
noa, assorted fruit preserved in spirit and syrup
and $500 South American horns
I Orders said goods punctually attended and liberal
advances made ON merchandise consigned 70 him Tor sale on
Commission Je26tr
(UPPING AND LEECHING-At a minutes no
u iice day night by Peter Burnett IS 9Th Fine
healthy Swedish eehs exclusively used for sale Refer
Wa .ington, Dr. Herrot Dr. Bancker SC.
Where children required to be leeched the above
eeches bite naS 80 that parents need not fear airy extra
suffering 10 their children Jel-Sm
SpA ANR Rr RAr f sSM2o F M,.u
NEWTON removed their school from the city the
pleasan, and houhng village Of West Farms wecbeser
county.
They selected this location only in consequence
lis proveria health bot Of it, proximity to the city, the dis
exceeding eleven miles The house large, airy
and well adapted for such an institution.
They prepared receive Ladies boarder
day scholars and they their friends and The public
that nothing shall be wanting on their par q AFFORD every "a
ciy Of instruction and Improvement TO their pupils, and
qualify Them by liberal and accomplished education for the
respectable walks Of life.
Tuition comprises complete English course, superadded
which taught the French Italian and Spanish lang
Music. Drawing, and Dancing " required.
Highly respectable references wiz of course be given 70
rents guardians II application be made either personally
village by letter directed the post office West Farms
mylg-An
NIEW YORK LIFG INSURANCE. AND
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-13

A. 20 LET-The upper part of the house No. 236
tM a small genteeI family. The will be
LUDLOW. Inquire on the premises je5-iws
- FIR SALE.-A Country Seat in the village OF
c:H White Plains westchesnr county, New York. The
.L desirable country seat situate in the village Of White
Plains Westche>er county q miles ram New York city, with
of land which story house. - by 80 feet
built within the last year, and completely finished
with piazza in front On the first floor rooms all
finished with fire places and hall through the foil epih the
house On the second story five rooms ~ which
finished with fire places and large garnet On the premises
good barn and other out buildings and good wen OF
The whole is enclosed with good picket fence.
For further particulars respecting the above property apply
10 John Mead or Palmer Fisher, nj White Plains, James
n. Watkins, 10 CaharDe street, New York e7-Im
ArA HOUSE TO LET, 0R FOR SALE-The ne
I'D. modern built three house in 9th
.of Broadway being the middle Of the three houses
finished This house IL finished IN the best manner, with
the modern improvements ans possession BE- had mmed
aiely. Apply 70 q. CLARK, 1876 Water street
myi6 istf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-13
h T-gsSo - FOE BOTTOM VIA NEW
S-zzfEA-----, PORT AND PROvlDENCE.-The steam

= r~xc - FOR ALBANY.
e. From the foo, of Barclay Street.-The
ERIE Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday
morning, 7 O'Clock
From the foot Of Courtland
The II. L. STENENS this afternoon at 5ocock.
The SWALLOW tomorrow afternoon al O'clock.
NOTICE.-Al goods, freight baggage bank bills, specie
or any other kind property taken shipped put board
the this line, the risk OF the such
goods, freight, baggage, &c. jel3
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-13
For HANTEOKD.

ESlS From Peck slip, F.. X. The steamboat
CT EOPATRA, Capt. Reynolds will leave
this Tuesday afternoon, at 5o'clock.
Fare 10 New London 81 Stages will leave Lyme (Bacon
Landing) London Immediately the arrival Of the
Cleopatra :
ther information inquire on hoard, or Of
FOR SAG HARBOR.-The and elegant steamboat
CLIFTON having her place this
Sag arbo will leave New York every Tuesday Thursday,
and Saturday afternoon in the CLEOPATRA and nerseci
the Clifton Saybrook without delay, commencing Tues
day June 9th. Fare s.
ID. B. ALLEN, 169 South ST.
B-Al persons forbid trusting any Of
hes hoye hoat or owu
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-13
NEW YORK. TUESDAY. JUNE Is. 1897.

- EN- bVAL.-w. A. ANDROSS 4 co. Satin Beaver
Bonnet Warehouse l4 Broadway removed TO aex door
below, stairs Satin Beaver Bonneis Wholesale with or
without linins, he millinery trade
- EMOVAL.-Dr Lewis Feuchtwanger has removed
IL from is Id store No. ST. broadway No. 2Conrtland
street, near Be alway. lin
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-13

GERMAN sILNGk.-Fish and Butter Knives ~.
NJ Tongs, Spoons Forks and Ladies' ~ various patterns
al of superior quality, and warranted wrought sale by the
manufacturer The subscriber originally introduced the above
and has been established nearly FIVE This city,
and awarded the first premium for the best specimens Of
German silver Goods by the American Institute at their late
Fair
German Silver Coffin Plates engraved hours notice.
Price from III n 10 " EACH engraving includeh
H. The prices OF the above articles are about 70 per cent
VIM cUaNDLEss Manufacture,
r6 Clsri.son street,
mvs.fms Retwcen Narick and Hncsop streets.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-13

ST0RE-The subscribers, since the year 1926 have
Aaimed NJ furnishing the public with elegant and sub
siantial HAT of the graceful form, the accommodating
price NJ 81 They that their efforts have bees
crowned with triumphant The Hats manufactured
by them during the last three months surpa 10 beauty and
finish heretofore offered and stand preemlne among
Of higher prices Nv the fashionable world To their
patrons they would say-,he quality far be- uni
forn-he price moderate and hxed-the profit ma and all
the sales for cash. l7s Chatham square, cor. Met e.
mvletf BLOWN co.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-13

Il COUNTANT-Being series of mercantile accounts in
which merchant introduced business carried
through its various vctudes both prosperous and advere
single and partnership with improved
journal The principles experience; to
which added tables Of weights and measures Of
the commercial world Fifth edition. by Thomas H. Goodrich
Accountant Just received and for sale trade
tail very low, by c. SHEPARD, lsa Broadway.
al52w
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-13

- TO LET.--Tbe store known a. No ZIG Maiden lane
I one door from Pearl 4 Possession given Immediately.
~&-A Inquire AT 1874 Pearl Il. SOY
FASHIONABLE HATS, Fat COPELAND
~ CO.'S, - Bowery east side, four doors south at
~ Bayard single hats wholesale prices Drab and
v black plain Iiat and every article IN the line-pone
better iei0-Im'
sU TREyhLL. STODDAvT & CO., No. "a
~ Courtland street beg inform the trade that they
d remove, from No Courtian tle above
and elegan Store where they have hand aud
stanty receiving fresh supplies Of lIaers Plush anu Trim
mngs
Also, fancy colored Pushes, for ladies' bonne which they
will sell on accommodating terms
Ha Cans. Stnck anil slock Frames. at Mhoesnle. s2y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-13

CUSTOM ROUSE HOrEL COFFEE ROOM

N-MR HORN begs leave acknowledge the obligations he
under to the gentlemen who have literally patronsed his
establishments AMI has the pleasure TO inform his friends and
that he has entered with
celebrated pie baker for constant supply the best and
that possibly be made in this city lie also will be
coate Of the very finest favour and richest quality and aers
himself that establishment in the city the public be
better and satisfactorily served with such articles than
m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-13

beg leace respectfully call the attention of their friends
and the public generally the and elegant assortment NJ
goods Just received and opening At their store No gl
Pearl street between Frankfort and Hague streets Conu.
ers and dealers will fmi their establishments advantages no
where 10 with n addition TO their entire stock
Of goods
stsmner the above firm, generally known by the
appea,on the Three Fingered Paper Hanger and who il
needless any hut Strangers stands unrivaed In the
ar Of paper hanging both for and despatch viii
tend person FAR spractcsbe 70 all the work which shall
he ted 10 his rey3 Gms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-13
=" "''"' ~ '' Dr. LEWIS rEUCHTwANGER,
10 Courfla udf n.

ID e.. BROWN a. CO. having opened = Coffee House
III. 1.-THE Nagara az No As Warren street. and laid in stock
Of the choicest Wines Liquors. kc hope, by strict attention to
The wishes OF their customers merit share Of public pa
,ropage si7 u
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-13
PASSAGE Eon LIVERPOOL.

-ktN PASSAGE FROM COMKt DIRECf.-
exxxD The well known ast sailing ship TRY AGAIN Can
G tain lIsycock, w positively sail in July, and win
comfortably fitted for passengers, who will he engaged
re asonabIe terms, IL early application be made 10
RAwSON McMURRAY.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-13

" ice day night by Peter Burnett IS 9th Fine
healthy Swedish eechs exclusively sale
ences-Dr Van Rensselaer, DR. j. W. Francis, Dr. Bliss DIR
Wa .ington, DIR. Herrot, DIR. Bancker, &c.
NJ h. Where children required to be eeched the abevt
eeches bite instantly that parents need not fear
un.rin heir chill ieI- 9u
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-13
u EMOVAL.-DOCTOR JACKSON has removed his

llMedeaed apor Baths from No 1so 200 Bowery where
he has baths ready for visitors five minutes notice, from
O'clock A. NJ IL O'clock r. H. An intelligent female, who
has had three experience in the business in constant
tendance the ladies' apartment Genteel furnished apart
ments and board with good provided tor nvad who
may wish put themselves under the medical Of
DR.. Jackson and the Medicated Vapor Baths myl2 I'm
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-28
College Of Teachers.

Ef :rssrS-E-r I'd, u Hs#k
TETiiE seventh annual meeting af the
Il Western Literary Institute and Col
lege of professional Teachers. will he held
IN Cncinnati, dnring the first week of Oc.o-
Der next, commencing on Monday, 2nd.
{ a series of Lectures viii delivered, and
4 number of Reports presented by commit
tees, appointed 1T The last annual meeting.
Il is expected ilat the coming session
will be one Of m ordinary interest In adj
dleion 10 The Customary Reports, much in
teresing information may be expected ON
The state OF education, both at home and
abroad, from professor Calvin Z. Stowe
recently returned from Europe. and Sam
nei Lewis, Superintendent OF Common
Shoots N Ohio.
TheWesfern Literary Institute is design
ed TO embrace Teachers and other friends OF
education throughout the South and West.
All sach persons are therefore, desired to
consider this advertisement as a personal
invitation to attend. 1t is also desirable thu.
al! literary associations annually send dele
gates; and, when practicable, reports up,n
me state OF education within their resnec-
live limits.
GFEiitors throughout the Mississippi
valley, are requested to give the above a
lew insertions, and upon forwarding their
aadress, they will receive copy Of the
transactions, soon as published.
BY order of The Executive Committee.
4. IL. McGUFFEY, Rec. Scc'cy.
July 25. 90
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-28
THE WESTERN MONTHLY MAGAZINE
AND LITERARY JOURNAL,

TONDUCTED 10y W. ID. GaHagles.
''Wcstcrn Literary Journal having, ia con-
nection with Jas. b. Marshall, Esq. be-
come proprietor Of the ..Western Monthly
Magazine" the two works have been uni
ted, and will hereafter be published, stimuli
taneousiy. at Cincinnati and Louisville
Every arrangement, being nov made for
issuing the Magazine punctuallv, and in
style equal to It's Eastern contemporaries.
it's trusted that the union here announced
will meet the appreciation of the patrons
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attractions in the work, from the cpn.ribu-
tons ofthe correspondents Of the 'sMaga-
z!ne;" and those of the ssM,gazine" will
not only find the same, from the writings
of the correspondents of the s;Joarnal,' but
will also get a larger amount of reading
matter than they have hitherto received.
Not in the spirit of Boosting, bu, to give the
patrons of the "Magazine and Journal
an idea of what they may expect, from
month to month, as the numbers appear.
the following list of occasional corresponds
ents and regular contributors, is given:
Morgan Neville, Edward d. Mansfield.
James ii. Perkins, Alexander Kiamont.
Edward ?. Cranch, John L. DddeII. Chas.
X. Ramsey, X. Shelton Mackenzie, Wilkins
Iannehlli, Charles A. Jones, VIM. ID. Oaks.
Otway Curry, George d. Prentice, E,h.
Peabody, Thomas II. Shreve, Sam'l Eells.
John b. Dillon, Albert Pike, Lewis f..
Thomas. Mrs. Caroline Too uoa.,
A: M'Clung, II. J. Grocsbeck, ]. N.
Milton, Miss Harriet l.. Beasley, DIR. s
+. Iilllreath, and others.
The Western Monthly Magazine and
Literary Journal, is published durino the
first week of each month. Its general CON
tents are Tales, Essays, Poetry, Sketches
OF American Scenery, Character and mar
ners, Reviews and Literary Notices ofI
New Works IN the several Departments of
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Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-28
Clinton, La.
'eac Orleans,
St.FrancispiNc,La
r E x A S.
VVrr Department, Dec. 10, 1887.
GENERAL ORDER.

fROM information received at this de.
partment, it appears that many persons
in this Republic, and also in the United
States of America, are wearing the Uni.
form and Military badge Of the Army and
Navy OF Texas, without the warrant of a
comnission from the Government, and have
thus by licentious and unprincipled conduct,
and many impositions, practised upon the
trends OF Texas abroad, reflected disgrace
upon the country and the service which
they represent
Il therefore becomes my duty to pro-
nounce alisuch persons acting without au-
thorIty from this depart nanf mr. by order of
the President Of this Ropab!ie, IMpOS-
iERS, andit is hoped they will be treated
as such. - s 81 - q -
No person within fhe limits of Texas o.
elsewhere is authorized to wear the ;ns;p-
ma Of an ofliceria:fhe 'rexian service. win
cuta special ordebEor permission to ia, 81.
Iec'' from thisor the Naval Department nf
this Government. - e'''S''s -
By order Of the President,
Signed, VIM. FISHER
Ky Acting Sescy uf War.