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Litchfield enquirer., 1837-03-16
NOTICE.

TEVHE subscribers having been appointed District of Harwinton Commissioners on the estate of MARIA DOUD,
 late of said Harwinton, deceased, hereby give notice that they will meet on the business of their appointment on the first Tuesday in September next, at one o'clock in the after noon, at the house of Noah Welton, Esq. in said Harwinton-and six months after public notice hereof is allowed by said Court for the creditors of said estate to present their claims.
 NOAH WILTON, } (,,.....
 LYMAN GRrDLEY, s;o'.rs
 LEAvIr PARDEE,
 Har,cinto,. March 16, 1887. Al
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-03-16
CONVENTION cCf -Youde Men %. up sr O1D sO1s ..

CONVENTION Of YOule Men got up ssT OLD HOTs ct G Winstod.
 Resolved, That we will use al honorable means ln our power to procure the election of Major David Marsh to the State Senate from this District and Merety redeem he POLitical GEHENNA 0f dhe SEGte-'
 Reader! can you conjecture where the foregoing resolution came frOml "The political GEHENNA'' or hell "Of the State".!s And is this the compliment which that prO"ising ia1t the District Attorney of the United Statessees fit tOpay to the honest yeoman- ry of the 18th District? Merely because our inteIi. gent farmers and mechanics choose to think and act for themselves and will not submit to the d1ctaon of man as uDpsncipled as he is imperious and tvron- nica he cries out forsooh that the 18th District is wicked! very wicked place!! We are not surprised that this upright character should be familiar with the word GEHENNA. Doubtless his meditations have often turned in that direction. And we now say to him that he IS the very last man to whom the virtuous young men of the 18th District will conde their des- tnes as they would expect to land in that event in some Gehenna in good earnest. LAZARUS.
 QUEER ARITHMETIC.
 It IS very apparent that some of the federal or loco loco leaders are little cklsh the subject of Doct Pheps cote denying to the People the their own money. We understand that Hollabrd and Aberne- thy looked very solemn in reference thereto when cer tain (mis-caled) young men were recently assembled at Winsted They contendedlus6ly that a deposit of the surplus in the pet banks at per was much better than distribution among the People. should like to know by what sort of cpkerng it is that these learned Thebans make out that it is better for the Peo pie that the government should loan ;he money at per cent than that the People themselves should have the same money and loan itat6? Besides, what is a surplus? Is it not more money than the government needs? Does it do any good to accumulate it in the pet banks by interest Is it to be rolled up like snow ball till it cushes institutions by its weight? lob ect to any surpus-it is dangerous to our liberties, and the monies should be returned as soon as possible to the People There it will do great good-it will ed ucate poor children, pay Town and State expenses, and make us happy and prosperous State and Ma. ton. A PLAIN MAN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-03-16
ONE CENT REWARn.

ID UNAWAY from the subscriber. March 1G eth inst. an indentured apprentice nam. ca LGTrence c. HOarard, IS years of age, about feet inches high; wore away hair seal gap dark roundabout jacket and pantaloons, Mc. Any person returning said boy, or giv- lng lniormafion where he may be found, will De ehtltled to the above reward, but no char All persons are hereby forbid harbor- .hs' employing or trusting him on penalty of 'i'G Ms.V Iawi ,r.,., MARSHAL S. PLATT.
 AtyO'u1 NAuTen 9, 1857. Al
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-03-16
FOR SALE.
The V'Wl,xubElp RgRnv

. NOW in the occupancy of the
 4N subscriber, one mile south of w the Court House in the village of . Litchfield, on the turnpike road leading to New-Haven. It consists of about 60 acres ofchoice land, suitably proportioned into ploughing, pasture, wood and meadow a good house, barn, and other outhouses-a large number of apple and other fruit trees. Terms reasonable, and possession given as soon as desired. Apply to
 GEORGE MERCHANT. LitchfeM March 8. 1aS7 An
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-03-16
., Bv Rail Road From Bridgeport to New.York by steamboat
Making a total distance of

Making total distance of l8l
 As the navigation from Bridgeport to New-Yerk is seldom interrupted by ice, this route would m all Pro- vel between New-York and Albany and from the beauty of the country, and the constant varying scenery along it's course would probably attract por aion of the summer travel.
 The estimated cost of the whole road (72 miles IS rhains,) stands as follows:
 Grading single track per mile 9a,5T 70 S619 19l 9 Superstructilre per mile 5O62 IA 366 ,8a5 75 12 turnouts 700 feet each $50 % l0,20O GO Contingencies and unfOre-
 seen expenses, per cent 49,Sl3 S5'
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-03-16
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Sl,Ol6,osO g

Whole cost being S14,4 ,49l l5 per mile.
 The total expense of transporting 50 tons of freight 50 miles by steam power, is estimated at SJ6 5. By horse power. STA 60.
 Estimated annual income of the road:- 5000 tons Mine hill Stone, average distance .34 miles, 6 cents per ton per mile $Sl,0OO 10000 tons marble, average distance
 50 miles at 6 cents per ton SO.OOO lo0OO ions lime. do 50 miles at do 5000 3, 800 tons fire brick, do a miles S.N0 2OO0O tons iron and coal. do 50 miles 6O.OO6 5000 tons agricultural products, 70 do l2O0O 10000 tons merchandise, plaister. &c.
 50 miles. at per ton per mile SQOOO p''IsssS psF veal M ct Ss y 50 e''" way ~ 5000
 . oaasoo Deduct for cost of transportation say
 B l-3 per cent. VSzs1o0 Keeping road in perpetual repair
 at $075 per mile per year osslO4 ,--o.o
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-03-16

nATS-IOATS-For sale bv
 " March 9. N. H. NORTE o. oo
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-03-16

NMH DISEASE HAST THOU ONLY, AN IM- V PURITY OF THE BLOOD, which, by impair ing the circuation brings an inflammation or defnnge- ment ot the organ or part where such impurty of the
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-03-16
Balance divided on capital
 nrNARKS
0l22,37O

a offer has already been made to the Comms m ss miiss sos. 09S6 OOO-a little more than e1290O per mile. Tk geniIema who made the proposal also of- fers to4ak eSOOOOO of the Stock The city ot Bndge- port ata s ,eciaI meeting also voted take elOOOOO and the md ividun subscriptions will probably amount to as much mor, s-BridgePOTt Farmer.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-03-16

Colchester, Wheeler and Carroll nossIvsass taa' ,Mor,~illci clns W Wheeler .fedyard. Browning & Wssro Az VIZ XGGs%es' sS%s NSs,d Ss% LHSSdSS HSss
 sa Esb sonlugon, ElahA Faxpn, JF FIaalon. N fS RIsharls liTlswoll, DONn x 1feell Iewen Sliy' II R PaTk Liahan, Wm HlssQn FFanen. JashalA fyaeeyI Lebanon, GpEdOn RObInaeh sialnbnEE, V A pF06kway'
 June Q ... L.t..I
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-03-16

A dirty V. B. .iheet at Danbury has been connected
 with the ne rely professed neutral paper at Norwalk, and hereafie, tk ere will be only instead of two. unde. the aid .f "ChrOe1icle and Democrat" Van Buren ofcour e. This makes twole@ papers in Fair field county h,In there were year agO-one ~hig and two tor,r papers merged into one
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-03-16


 has led the corruption of our Legislature, and the neglect of its appropriate duties. while the appoint ment of members and their special psytisans an off, @ S ResolUed, That as citizens of this State we will strenuously advocate such amendments of our Con. Sheriffs, County Judges and Clerks, Probate Judges and Justices of the Peace on the people in their prma- " assemblies.
 Rssoioad, That, viewing as we do redundant trea- sury the source of most of the wide spread couP ton of the national government and that an equitable division among the States would secure an ample fund for the gratuiious education Of every chd in the Un ion, we cannot too deeply dsposs the neent vote of Coneress, in opposition to the further distribution of the Sufplus Reyenee among the States.
 ReselCsd, That the People are the only safe depcs- taries of monies paid into the N.tlona Treasury oy themselves and not wanted for national purposes and that any legislation whether of the National or State Governmeilte which withholds such monies rom the ghtful owners is oppressive, fraudulent, and anti-re- RsseIesd That the Public Lands are the patrimony of an the States secured by the toil and defended by the blood of cur revolutionary fathers; and that any Senator who votes to witbhOA from the States then portion Of the surplus avails thereot or to grant the same exclusively to s4uatters IS traitor to ms con- Resolsss That relying on the goodness of our cause on the intelligence and Integrity of the people on the F T beilst that 2: Mhlg party eonsues mHlonty all honorable exerons to bring to the pols at the coming election, tho entire Whig of the county.
 ResO'ssG, That the proceedings of this convention retanes, and Pubished in the Ltch6eld Enquirer anl '''' '''''' BENJAMIN. sEDGWICK, President.
 j9sasHss Jess. ssrcsss: cSs: No. P,s,sss.r,., F1a.s F111s %. SP'SST.1; Ss1:. ss'~''r'''.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-03-16

NouiEAai;ons tor COagrs.S. Whissin HSrt66rd county have put in n1mnatiOn JOsETH TRUxsUEL; in New-Havsn and Middlsssx, HENRY C. FLAGG; in Iitchfield, PmEHAs MNER-in Windham and To- land, JOHN H. BRocKwAY. Fairfield and New-I.on. don hold their Conventions for the purpose this week.
 The whole of the late delegation to Congress have been put in nomination by the EEPMngers," to wit Msssrs. TOucey, IngerDOL, Haley, Whttesey, Phelps and Holt.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-03-16
BR RANDRETH,S PILLSl !

Litchfeld, Marck 8, 1887.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-25
HUNvEs,s RED DROP The

ITuNrEH's RED DROP The venerea disease
dsarmed of single bottle of this infaihe
remedy Is be sufficient in the
cases This medicine promp, and decisive in its effects and
requires few Jays and frequently few hosrs
every particle disease from the In Its operation
may said like magic, without after i'll consequent
enience whatever. Both
with perfect safety, without regard 10 circumstances
ton any respect diet Price dollar per bottewar
raned to
LEVISON'S ANTLMERCURIAL SYRUP. for Gle airing
purifying the blood from the the
disease the abuse OF mercury croulous affections mercua
sploches and ernptons the kin
ing and ndoen ulcers the legs elsewhere attended
with general debility. This medicine stands valed. it
only the purifyer know but e
the whole system, giving ssh and pera
nen the broken constitution Price two dollars
Sold nj the Division street,
ham square which the oav place where the genune me
cine ohnined in this city and where
particular symptoms all may be obtained gratis Alba
nv Office No. So Hamilton 81 jy25m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-25

MONDAY, July ~, SIP. NJ.
The England goes to confirm our opinions in re-
Iaiion great staple Of country On the nth ofJune
Liverpool bales sold al slight advance on
The regarded favorable to the
nanufscturers fer taken for hcme No
looked Cor improvement warrant indulgence In speoula
tiop What taken this way fell into the hands OF noned
men, from the necessities Of the holders.
From the 9th the 18th Of june the rates ybraied between
A sId With The immense hand, and constasty
coming in there appearance that the prices cannot get
beyond the maximum bege desire for extensive
speculaties
The sm the different points where i sold is
without variation Mr. Biddle purchasing southern
marts.
Affair business done Augusta Geo. up
7oth Inclusive, At prices ranging from Receipts
continue a moderate extent
The market Chariesson the 10th, steady
demsndprces had slightly advanced strictly prime sales
ofths week $685. bales upland at ia cents.
We sill remain IN inactive state this markeno
sales made Of We o large mar.
eel offered for sale at 10 cenio cents for the
week We do alter al there
has been decided decline.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-25
CASTLE GARDEN.-H MARSH respectfully ".

CASTLE GARDEN.-H. MARSH respectfully
~ forms the public that his exhibition of FIRE WORKS
will take place Tuesday evening next July 25, ls-A
beautiful carmne respendent Lgb and superb piece
called the Tribute of Ceres; and extensive piece
Pride of Tvo; and SPLENDID piece for the first time
this garden called Ghape Of Flora and splendid piece
called the Star or Poland The whole couclude with
superb piece called the Bower Of Milan flight Of brilliant
Rockets.
Band commences at T. Fire Work a quarter befo'c9.
Abundance 25 Tickets be had at the Garden
xo.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-25
I BENE PLANT-(sesamum Orientale.l--1

an BENE PLANT-(Scsamum Orientae 1.-The
~ subscriber Is happy TO inrn the public that he has
.> ready fine he'd OF this valuable
plant medicine II growing his garden, Hallets Cove
from VIII il is received O'Clock in morning and
II John St, will not be Disappointed Those requiring il
sunday he supplied by calling Il No IS Dey 81.
The ths plant l. necessary forth.
efficacy checking bowel complaints in children
toned equally beneficial when taken by adult perross
only that requires double the auanIys free from
speedy rendering relief Directions
is furnished gratis l2k cents worth is sufficient Cor trial.
Please bt ing the change.
Acorrepcndent in vrgna writes thus the qualities OF the
Benc Plant -
81 You few pounds OF Bepc Seed. u is mn iuya
liable remedy for complaints common TO children IN summer
and has been the prvena means Of saving the lives of thou
sands of ch,Ir afflicted with complaint and my
self its great virtue In my family. few Of
OF the plant when plunged few times in
lumber Geld water, Thin jelly without
lor which children will drink freely II j. Of the best
edes discovered and extensively used by medical men
in the southern states"
Also fresh Dat Meal Pearl Barley esh white mustard seed
bird o sort saflrUn for birds during nnlrg sea-
SON nav seed &c GEO q. TH0RBURN,
y2S2ts III John street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-25

Trade today has been extremely inactive Cotton, Tobacco
and Fscr are extremely dull We notice change the
nour market The coming into market rather
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-25

Gardener July l6-Ar. Texas Marshall New York
Providence July 2i.-Ar Metamora, winssw, New York.
via Warren; Charles Eaton, do.
New Haven, July 22--Ar Hanford, Beecher, New York.
Lady Fenwick Frisbei, do.
Philadelphia, july .3-Ar Maria j. Esele, Hoffman, New
York. Jane, Whitney, dol Benz Duncan, BONNEVILLE, do; Co
Lennox, do; Shark, Wilson do. Perpoise Smith, do.
Richmond. July 2l.-srd ALTERING Amanda Bridgeton
Washington, N. Co. july l5-Ar Virginia Hodges, Payne
New York-cPd Melissa Jarvis, do.
Charleston, July 2cAr John Tay lsr Luce New York-n
port-Caledonia Liverpool; Thomas Bennett do; John lay
lor tBr) do Mersey do; Jesore do; Montezuma do; He
raid, dol Calhoun, New York; Lawrence, do; Dimon
do Euenos Ayres, dol Francis Br uldg; Saxon wtg Eli
Grant dsmasted Acadan, Greenock; Tiger, l.ae John
Hale wig; Lorena, Havre; Mary, Br) uldg.; Maria Sw)
wtg Mary, (Br) uld g; Frvorle do; Pand IRA, do.
st Marks.-Oconee Wilson, New YORK.
Key West July l5.The Ella Hand, will sail for New Or
loans,
New Orleans, july 15-Crd, Lgona Crawford New York;
Choctaw, Stevens, do-Ar. VIM. Brown, Ashton do.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-25

ID.
bert Bath, Me- Brigs Algerine L;ghcn Pictou; Eliza
N. B., Thomas Stevenson
~, .,;n p.,,,. A AI'sls,I ps;I :,
ap ST. James sebor London and Portsmouth, June 2s to
rod OF Boston standing July 18th, lat 4sA N, lon. 6lW
On the Banks schr Toy, 5000 fish '' ''a"u"s W
Ship Warsaw Hill. Liverpool June 7t ballast, for Am.
ards from Liverpool for New York July 9TH lat Las lon
spoke bark Grooks9ns Castle Of Greenock 50 days from
Ship American, Manchester Liverpool June 4th to order
Ship Henry Allen wilsan Charleston Jaws to a. sut,on
Ship Orleans Sears, New Orleans, "A days sa. Holmes.
ship Lyons Davenport Liverpool 81 days. to Douglas Ro
ship Elizabeth, Thayer, Havre June Io,h to order
snip Ambassador Upon Liverpool with ndze TO order
Bre bark julius Edward Singapore Bremen 81 days, to
Bre bark Leontine johnson, Bremes. IS days. to order
Pas brig Georgana, Hubner, Stetn 81 days with wheat
and rye 70 Meyer Hapeden = ''''' % '" '" rfa''
Brig Tuscany, Prince from Londonderry via Wilmington,
Brig ossG1s shu,e River Gambia Africa IS days. with
Brig Kentucky, Carver Trinidad de Cuba IL days, Ay
Brig Georgia, Nichols Savannah, days. to sturgess
Brig Sun, Herbert, Charleston. 6 days. TO G. BulLley
NTH Leeds Left the Eliza Richmond unc; VIM Jones' for
Br schr Margaret Aiken Windsor, N. s., IS dsywh plas
ter to order.
Schr Effort, Perry, Apaachcoa 26 days. with cotton TO
North, Manning Il Hoyt
schr. Oregon, Machias, days. with lumber TO master
schr Dove, Dale, Maryland, days with corn $. II.
schr Bel Birmingham, Delaware days. with corn to s.
X. Payner.
Schi. M. B. Robinson, Ellis, Newbern NJ c. 10 days. to or.
der.
Schr. Heroine, Coates Virginia, days, to ordeI
Schr. PHILADELPHIA Green, Newbern ~ c. days. to mas
ter.
Schr. Mary Ann, Curtis Folly Landing, days to order
Schr. Tro Nckerson, Boston, days. H. 4 j. IIerrlck
schr Fancy. Chase, Boston, days, to >. Lewis
Schr. Caroline, Sherwood Pensacola q DAYS, 10 master
sloop Agent, Eddy, Taunton. 2 days, to master.
Lighter soop Hiram Langdon from wreck OF the Br
ship Reliance, ashore Tlockaway.
Pilot boat Charleston, Dent, Savannah, via Charleston
master.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-25
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s.K.

Small ,S@gs ten and
ter dollars Apply al the desk eithis Office jy25.lt
~ THE highest premium given for $4,000 in American
bank S1 I aHS %
o. The State Bank OF Alabama aud certificates Of depoe pas
able at Mobile. THOMAS ID. CARPENTER,
NIB For saleA 10, Of small change, it viii be escl.n-
You the Phenx Danck In Wall Street Deliver Up Me
per And All Valuable Subsistence With the Exception Of tie
M a TO- N Fs r M
"a Renwck Stree! Near Clinton Market, :
Inserting this Advertisement and please send in Your Bills
A ffhsh Fok SHEER hngs e an ID s,a Sk sand
il win be found good opportunity for any wishing
'uf 1ss Business Apply BILLINGS d hSASs s.
MARINE sIIELLs.--A, splendid lot Of 5000 Marine
the owner has been five years Collecting for sale every day
fom2 oo o'clock, NJ, at No. 5 Rooevelts . jy25 Ct.
4 Is sieet1rRc Es subscriber crate
full the public for the he has heretofore received
the scarcity Of money nd willing merit public PATRONAGE
MUTTON Corned Beef 2l cents per pis,nBeef Steak PORK
Ham and Eggs, Mutton Chops, Veal Outlets Boiled Chickens
a S per plate Green Turtle so% e.
N.B. Families supplied. jy25-lm.
II .I;P2WMss, s stone SEAL Al, EN y $ JEW
piers mathematical Subjects &C. engraved Stoae; Da
or S cs.es ,a ID f
net Rings engraved with Goats of Arms Crets Names any
device Goats OF Arms painted and forwarded to Part Of
the United States.
Books Of Ieradry kept with upwards Of 100000
Goats OF Arms found. jy25St*
NEW YORK TATTEwsALLs.-The regl,a
public sales of Horses Carriages. Harness. &c.
t. take place this well known establishment every MONDAY
II O'clock
The next sale will commence on Monday. july 81
Ut II O'Clock. All Horses, Carriages &c intenied his
be shown and entered before Saturday
Goth inst, al 6 O'Clock, p. M.
jy25u JOHN w. WATSON 446 Broadway.
nOOTs-BOOTs- BOOys-FasbionableI low pri-
- ced Boot Store-H NEWELL ,ctfnliy inorms the
he has taken the Ne. % Canal O
Wooster where he intends keeping general of
and boys boots which he offers wholesale and retail
reduced prices for cash. Just received from his factory
Of French pump boots, prime article which
he offers at the reduced price of $500
N. b. Constantly on hand boots for ST. and S275.
iy25-Jm%
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-25

freely. We understand that is the intention President
session of Congress propose reduction
all foreign spirits Should this take place. viii go
much lower than before known-for very
that grain will be abundant-a instead of the dis
tlers in this country making into spirits be
miller We have sales bls -four at s6 37I;
$50 sacks Liverpool salt, at ls7I-cash
Receipts Of ProduceiIs bb -four 81 tubs but,er 4s bs
liquor.
CHARLESTON, July 90 p M-Rce-About 900 barrels COM
Prise me sales OF tn week. and prices have advanced Rough
report but SALE 25oO bushels 81 per bush
last week fully mainanrd Moassss~we have received
the balance stored Bacon Baltimore hams brought
from 10 10 ~ cents and Bamore sides 10 cents. Lard
10 cents
At smithied, NJ c., on the OH inst, by Rev Thomas
Owen Robert NJ McRackan, ESQ, to Mary NJ Ward late Of
Al Naeogaoche. Texas, the 18th Of June, by his Honor
Charles Taylor Cambridge Green to Matilda sto both of
On Monday oath inst at the City Hospital Henry De Groe,
friends, makers of the chg are invited to
attend lis funeral ro the City Hospital this morning -
on sunday, 2sd inst, John ". Ogden, aged 80 years
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited 10 attend
$50 Hester street e'N'' 'e'''e"'e'
On sunday, 23i nst Eleanor wife of Curtis f. Bolton
On Sunday, 25d in Nancy Wilcox the SD year of her
On Saturday, 22d inst, sewell Parker aged IS years.
NEW NNkh hEhALD.- SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY IS, ias7
High Watey 223
PACKETS TO ARRIVE.
LiuopooL-North America, Hoxe, June I6
Roscoe, Delano, june %
Havre- Poland Anthony, about June 20
Utica, Ptll, Jans 81
Lonasn- Montreal, Grifis Juv
Gladiator, Britten, July 10
PACKETS TO SAIL
Liverpool st Andrew, Thompson, july q
Orpheus, Bursley, Aug /
Shakespeare, Collins, Aug. l
L0ndon.-Ontario, Huttleson, AuS
Toronto, Griswold, Aug 10
harre.--Sivie de Grasse, Wiederholdt july "a
Baltimore, Funck, Aug
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-25
Mysterious! Readity

mysterious! ke0dns
u ROBERT WHARTON. ESQ, late Mayor Of Phlndel
pha has certified be seen below to the high
OF the following gentlemen.
The undersigned do hereby certify that used the
Balm of Columbia discoveredby j. Odrdge found
hiehly seryiceabe ony aprerentve against falling
OF OF the hair, but also a certain restorative.
VIM. THATCHER senior,
Methodist Minister in ST George chsrge,
No &c North Fifth street.
JOHN r. INGLIS, 53I Arch NJ.
JOHN ID. THOMAS, 81. D., l63 Race
JOHN =. FUREY, No l0i Spruce St
HUGH McCTRDY, No 2s3 South III s.
JOHN GARD, Jr, l23 Arch St
The aged and those who persist wearing wigs
always experience IT. Qualities will certainly
raise s Writ IN the Estimation OF the public whc
that three the above
and the others not less than 80.
From the Mayor
COMMONWEALTH of PENNSYLVANIA
-- City Of Philadelphia :
ROBERT WHARTON Mayor 9th. said city Of Phil.-
delphia. 10 hereby certify that well acquainted win
Messrs. y y. Inys. John Furey. and Hugh MeCurdy.
whose signed The above
gentlemen s character and repestabty
dit should be given 10 the said certificate
la witness whereof have hand
the seal OF the city To be affixed this sixth day e
IL 81 December, &c.
ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor.
IL The above article warranted genuine sale
Pearl y, one soor above Fulton st. jy22iw-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-25

ExEG 'III sl,S 1ur ET !, 7 IT,
- &sdfsss- whole excursion The steamer N,REA
CANSETT Capt Child viii leave Batter place, North river
Friday siornlng 2Dth inst half O'Clock. twcaher
pemingl touch State Prison dock 10 receive psssenge
proceed West Point-reman there till r. NJ givng
passenger, time dine shore wien she will
10 the CITY,
Music on board Children halt price. iy25di2ah
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-25

Sne Of SPecN al fkf BOafd
$500 Half Dollars l0si e55oo. Half Dollars, .109
Prices Of Specie in CITY Bank Bils this dxy.
Americ Gold lsa l09 Five Pranc Pieces, 100
Sovereisns IS a5.40 Douboons, IT'S
SDanish Dollars, 1l2 Half Dollars l08 1904
Mexican Dollars. llOl