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Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-28
PROSPECTUS

n
i'm the City Of Sic;SsburE.
EDITED BY JOHN J. HAMILTON.
.NUSTOM, that most potent all law-giv-
" ers, has imposed upon every indlyidH-
al who offers new periodical to the patron
age of the public the necessity of giving
something in the form of what is commonly
termed a prospectus, containing program
nc of the nature of the undertaking in
which he is about to embark, and brief cx-
po ition Of the views entertained by him in
relation TO the subjects of which he pro-
poses to treat.
In compliance with this we'll established
usage, we will cndeayor to explain as con-
cisely as possible what is intended to be the
character of the paper the publication OF
which we are about 10 commence.
The SOUTHERN MECHANIC will, as IFS
name denotes, be devoted TO the support of
the interests, tho advocacy ofthe rights, and
the Improvement ofthe mental and physical
condition of those who have devoted their
lives TO the pursuit of the mechanic arts, as
well as of all others who obey the scripiural
Injunction that man should s.carn his bread
bv the sweat Of his brow.n In the pursuit
of these objects we shall, however, stidious-
lv avoid every thing like attempting to IN
fringe upon the rights or oppose the success
of those who are engaged in pursuits differ
cnt from those which occupy the attention
of that class of the community for whose
| special benefit our enterprise is undertaken.
The time has gone by when intelligent men
conld be induced to believe that the interests
of the laboring classes of society were OBJ
! posed to those of the rest of their fellow
citizens. Or if such an opinion is still en-
tertainod at this enlightened day, we are
proud to say that ours are not among
the number of those minds who feel and
acknowledge it, influence. We are firmly
convinced that the interests of the great
mass of Mechanics are perfectly compatible
and Intimately identified with s.the greatest
good of the greatest number''-and we have
but little faith in the honesty and intelli-
gence of those who would endeavor to pro
lpagate an opposite opinion.
With the personal rancor and soulless
| party hostility which characterizes and die.
braces so many of the periodicals. of the
present day, we desire TO have as little CON
nexion as possible. The support of princ;-
pies, and not the elevation to office of par
ticu'ar men, is and VIC trust ever will be,
our end and aim; but should we ever be-
come SO recreant as to desert the standar I'd
OF trSth andjnstice and enlist under the BAN
ner OF unprincipled man acorship, we shall
doubtless incur, as we shall deserve. the
heavy penalty of,he withdrawal of all CON
fdence IN US by the honest and intelligent
OF every sect AMI part.
w. F. STANTON.
| Publisher and Proprietor.
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-28
T e r M S

The SOUTHERN MECHANIC will be print
cd on a double medium sheet, with good
type, published every Saturday morning. at
FIVE DOLLARS per annnm, payable in
advance, or SIX DOLLARS if payment IS
deferred to the end of the year. Ii is in
tended to issue the first number On Satur-
day, the 9th ofJanuary, next.
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted on the usual
terms.
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-28

rzyIIE undersigned respectfully informs
Il the public, that he has on hand io'
of
DOUBLE s. SINGLE MATTRESSES.
which he offers for sale low for cash. En-
o,;re Of Fauycr s. Farnswor'h, or the sub
scrber. MATTHEW JOHNSON.
Rodney, June 6, 1887. l1-Jt
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-28
NOTICE.

The undersigned having been appoint-
ed administrator on the estate Of RIcu.vr
!oUNGE, deceased, late Of this county, does
hereby give notice to all persons HAVING
claims against said estate, to present them
duly authenticated within the time prescr;h-
ed by law; and all persons indebted r. said
estate' are requested to come forward and
settle the same. a''u
Y. I. MARTIN, Adm,r
November l, 1886. as-.f
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-28

THE partnership of Ballantine g. Nelso,
is this day dissolved by the death Of M
Ballantine. The business will onlv "a
continued for the purpose Of settlement ana IA
il which the name of the firm only viii IL
used. WILLIAM NELSON.
Swpiping Partner.
THOMAS w. BECK
Attorney.
Rodney, November 8, 1896. 50
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-28
A GREAT BARGAIN.

HE un1crSiIHcd Ni~ficN w ''N'i "''
plantation living in AIiiiigan's Bend, fifteen
miles above Eicksburg. consisting OF
Go a. res,
about one hundred and fifty of which are
now in cultivation, and one hundred more
can be PIT in with very little trouble. Twill
also sell with the place,
TEN GOOD ACCLIMATED HANDS.
and the Crop that is now on it. Thirty
Bales have been already picked, and there
arc upwards of one hundred still in the
field.
To persons wishing TO purchase plan
.aiion, no better opportunity could be offer
cd to make speculation. "a am DESTROYS
10 sell. WILLIAM NEYILS.
October 25. 1886. SIT
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-28
BLANKS! BLANKS!
Just PRINTED, and for sale at til

!. ooa TIAIIS I'd, and Tor sale at thi
= Office,
Bits Lading;; Bills Exchange; Notes In
Bank; Attachments, and Attachment Bonds
kccognisaaccs; State Warrants; Subprnas;
.;zecu'ions; Forthcoming Bonds; Alpha
oefs, Labels and Sho,c Bills, for Merchants
use; Cotton Receipts, &c. sc.
Havinga good assortment of JOB TYPE
we are prepared to execute any orders.
that may be forwarded, with ncatness and
despatch. 49,
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-28
r E " O Y A l. .

VHNHe undersigned respectfully informs
his friends and customers that he has
removed his store to Capt. Barker's House,
on Magnolia Street, one doore above Mr.
q. M. Graves, where he is prepared to
meet the wishes Of those who may favor
him with their call.
4 n ia. MONTGOMERY.
Rodney, August !, 1897. 25-,f
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-28

A IL persons are hereby forwarned from
a trading for note drawn by A III.
HolIev in 1881, for fifty dollars. and made
payable TO me 10Th January. 1895. as said
note has been lost or mislaid so that cam
not find it. GUY COTTON.
January D, 1886. Soft
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-28
NOTICE..

ALL those interested in the lands and
tenements of William and Joseph i!olms:
are requested to come forward immediately
and show cause. if any they can, why said
property should not he sold, as the under
sirned intends making application For m
order of sale at the next November term
uf the Probate Court ofthis county.
HOWELL KINDS, Guardian.
Oct. %, 1886. 31-tf
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-28
PRODUCE STORE,

tadjoining the Dry Goods Storey IS now
open, and that we are ready to accommo-
date them with any articles in that line. eli
Their by Wholesale or retail. We would res
pecttuily solicit call from those who NAV
wish to purchase sH
IS FAUVER &. FARNSWORTH
Rodney, Feb. 81, 1897. 2-r
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-28
TO MY OLD CUSTOMERS.

HATEFUL for past favors, and de-
VT termiEed to use every exertion to
please my old customers, and the public
generally who will favor me with their en-
enlargement, l beg leave to inform
them that having purchased the interest of
Mr.. Henry Clayton in the late firm of
Evans s. Clayton, tho business will hereaf-
ter be conducted by me at the old stand,
where shall keep constantly on hand, a
general assortment Of GOODS adapted TO
this market.
/ have likewise rented from Messrs.
- zs5Lape s. Snyder their large Cot
ton Ware House, which is in
1A4aMasSI good order, and will be KEEP: in
repair during the season. Persons wishing
to store their Cotton in safe, dry and con-
venient shed, can do SO by applyingto
J. U. EVANS.
Rodney, Aug 1, 1887. %
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-28
r,n,,d cred .araSr0os for sssse.

,r1Ir, s.,hscr;l,cr offers for salc n vaina
Lilo rrr.., of Land, living in Cluihornc GOWN
~ =. ane ',p,,e and 4 half fror, Oakland gpi-'
80 NH Gar miles from Foannv.l Inc
Trac. contains 52s Acres, ---Sao o.
wh;c,, arc .nnw in ahigii state ct cpti,Va',"h'
and tho whole Spiariaiinn IS III go'a ot''o'
The announcements on tAc place are very
Respectable; they comprise II -.
GOOD GIN AND MILL,
and all other buildings necessary Tor p''nt-
no p,,rnoscs. or calculated TO promote the
caml;or, and convenience Of private 'a'n'-
liz. Situated in highly respectable ne'so-
b,rhood. and in !, healthy, fertile, AM pro-
anc,iyc part OF Mississippi. the Subscriber
resnectful!v inyitesa call from those VINO
may bc disposed to engage in the pro.uc-
ton of cotton, 10 which the iand Is aa'h'-
rabIy adapted.
will also dispose of from . 40 A..
Negroes, with the place, together w'''
Farming Utensils. Corn
Fodder, &c. 81. shonit
Er7--x,th the purchaser desire u.
! N The whole will b'
sold on very accommodating Terms =.
four or five wears time, in payments % SUI
Fl The convenience of the purchaser:
VIC ''" C. S. BROWN.
1 o,..,11 1877 31-3w
r-T'he Nafchcz Weekly Courier an
: p,y, Gibson Son,hcrner will insert tins ne
ver,isement three weeks: and forward 'hc
accounts to this Office.
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-28
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

FY7lIE undersigned, having letters of adj
Il ministration on the estate of JOHN S
NoRRIs, decd, requests all those indebted
to said estate to come forward and settle
their notes and accounts. and those who
hold claims against the estate to present
them within the time prescribed by law.
duly authenticated, or they will be forever
barred.
s GEORGE OVERAKER. Admir-.
Rodney, April 90, 1886. I2-ti
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-28
PRosFEclJs'
BESASC0N.S .vvr
OF THE STATE OF -

/, - VIC halneS
Stale Officers; inco-9o..I
heir Official i.o1ras. cam.
ion Of the couniics and -,
heir distances from Jscs.r
ms. Churches. !Iacle :
factories oft the ,,rinciasl -
RaiIraadc c..
osiicial boards, amount 4
localities Of Their railrsl !
menccd orin conicmpl,F. |
gcs. Academies and 81
date ofthoir incorporaiir j
namcso Of President. Prf,,.l
Colleges, and namher #
Names OF the Election ~
ces. Rivers, Greeks. III
scrip;ion Of natural n srs-
List nf Churches ware,
with the names of the 81
nnmacs Of mcmlers II
Tables Of The product id
years; / corrected a,lo,,I
dian namoS Of couniics. II
in The Chichasaw ami 81
with a mass o! Talaebls
to The soil, agriculture. II
duciions Of the new coaasI
State 1T !lr-a:-To wb.
Il csHiiipie'e ccctatnai II.
showing the divisions, cgs
lncation OF county seats i |
ties.
The ncccssi:T If an ID
his, as Il hoak Of reiercr.
cnCa ged in business, as
and spectators, viii l.
Il is needed to deyelps
the State; TO give nseiula
cmigrani, and 10 emhs5,
compass. such valuablesa
oi>ta incd from no oihers
LAYING aside the caHsil
ihc feeling ofSiaie padeH
cIcnt motive 10 SrStala !
calc,ilaicd to show. siaTs
agricultural wealth AID
resources ofthc SAFE.
Fiction Of the Rcslsle'
which depends mp 4 lac 4
FIST Year, viii giTa BE
opportunity fP keep % 3
mcnis nflhe Stale, aai u
animal REGARDS q The '!
mercantile pursuits, il f
AMI al that e;nbeil'sSsi
The publisher h.dlsa
of scn,l;as an asea; ae
tho State 10 obtain ao5
which he could rely. L
arrangements to ha.e
Register eusraged byas
- oo..or,, r'i.v. H.h
a generous public Tor
these heavy expenses
patronage IN mike liaa'
The publication in tii'i'
time, he woald seem e
may 10. be fully cans
merit and value OF nc =
He commcnds bis caz
of his fellcw-ci:izea',
Clerks, Registers, AMI Y
who may have Fsls1-
such a compilation, 'a'
may be to commuHlc'a
lica.i,,n. :,
AN matter for cosH
who arc desiroas Of r.
prise may furnish ~ :,
previo~s to the hrs /. q!
The Register will =
tvpc. on hnc paqsi
form, with moro 'aaa ! :
and a. other annnsls of'h
The price ofthe Re-: 8
sectional Map el .','
will be FIVE DoLLi1ss
livery of the vo''l''e :,
81
be made 10 agents VIZ
or a number of T'l'''s
to sell agaia. ID
A limited nanasef 4,
will be appended %
ers;semcats to P'@
The State. Terms q
lar a Eae. s,.s
n;ca,ions coataiaills ).
he incorporated in b
dressed Dr. to the conPss
/. !. y
Fsfs III"
Nd. Those s. r.
to publish The !, p, -
shall rcceivc toe -,
depend % a Ess'9' !
pARcH''1p'., ,;; =
- 0V$
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-28
LEVI c.. HARRIS,
HENRY KELLEY.
q 1.Tszzz7 Aroa's aSozr-cE-

q FILTERS Of Administrator having
4 !. been granted to the undersigned
on the Estate Of I'IIoxas B. PALMER, de-
ceased, by the Hon. the Probate Court OF
Jefferson County, at the Sept. Term, 1851
Notice is hereby given to all those m
debtcd tn said Estate, to come forward and
make settlement without delay; and those
having claims against it must present 'nc"
authenticated within the time prescribed by
law. Join "A. WA n'NS'
Rodney, October 3, 1887 jill
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-28
JAMES BAILEY,
RUFUS DOLBEAR,
S. f. DOLBEAR.
New Orleans, May l, 1887


No. Is, New LEvEE--NEw ORLEANS.
Rales Of our House.-Nor to accept
drafts or make advances for any person I'M
til Bill of Lading of Cotton or other goods
is received-and then no, over so per cent.
on the valuation previous to sales. When
sales are made to deposi.e the proceeds in
Bank subject to the order of the consignor.
BAILEY, DOLBEAR s. Co.
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-28

ADD says he belongs to Henry nent &c 7.
ALSO-A Negro Man named SAN
square built, ; feet 10 inches high, copper
soshpieSion-ha two scars over the rioh,
eye eye one over the left, and one ON the unner
iip--good looking, and quite ia,e,ligcn:-
says ne belongs to Thomas Hall, of Jef1sr-
son county. HENRY rEppy.I
Sept D, ls37-3ltf - -
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-28
- - :
CO.PAnTNE RS = ~

T1IE undersigned survivors. Of Ks :, !,
,r.sos & Co. and HAnass. KELLY ELY, y co.'
1ayc formed a. co-par.ncfsh'p ''r sne pn,,
pose Of carrying on general e,'n 1,.,sa
and forwarding business in Nov osieans
a,,a p Pa,loav The House in New Or
leans 10 he known rs
KELLE & IA Z K
AND THAT AT RODNEY As,
HARRIS s. X r l. l. +. y
They respectfully solicit continuance
&c Inc patronage Of their old fm'cfaai Gus
toners. and the encouragement OF such new
ones MS may be disposed to favor them Win
their business.
LEVI C.. HARRIS,
HENRY KELLEY.
June 81, 1887. Se-1i
0rThc Natchcz Courier d 1"nrna !,
Port Gibson Correspondent. Grand Hn.
Advertiser, and vicksburgh Register, vii
Give the above six insertions, and forward
their accounts here for settlement.
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-28
TAKE NOTICE.

HAVING sold nv stock of Drugs and
Medicines to Mcssrs. i. u. Compton ~ 20.
must earnestly solicit all persons having
open accounts with ne for the last and pre-
sent wears, to como forward and close them.
GEORGE b. BAYLY.
October %. 1886. SIT
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-28
WAS COMMITTED.

So'I s'UusIsV INtns0
NAN, about 5 feet Ii inches
high. very black, aud good look
,ns' with a high, prominent fore
head--had on when taken, a pair
OF dark casinct pants, and mnhair
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-28
Il 4 " A WAY.
THOMAS wa-e.rr

I'VE icet "a inches high; aged &c wears. and
OF copper color. Said negro, it is supposed,
IS SUI lurking in the neighborhood. A lib
era' reward will be given to any person upon
MS delivery to me, or securing him so tina,
l can gent him again.
CHARLES S. LEE.
May 90, 1896, I5-,r
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-28
II Q = : G Z

II o r.. G :.
FEViiE subscribers have entered into a
Il co-partnership for the purpose of
transac,ing general COMMISSION and
FORWARDING BUSINESS, in New
Orleans, under the firm of BAILEY, DoL-
BEAR s. Co.
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-28

NOT TIC Z.
3 Z AVING sold OR STOCK Or
4 3 GOODS, Notes, Book Accounts,
&c. To Thomas 4. Compton, Our customers
viii please call and settle their accounts
when due; and all persons having claims
against us will present them 20 him for set
Element. HARPER, HILL & CO.
Rodney, May Is, 1887. li-tf
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-28

hEFES "
Joseph Nichols, Esq.
P. Fishburn, Esq.
Williams g. Shelmire,
Nichols g. Christmas,
Thos. L. Andrews, Esq.
Rev. J. B. Smith,
SIP. Andrews, ESQ.,, /
Gen. John B. Dawson, }
Col. JOS. E. johnson, {
October II, 1897
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-28

N. B. These : =. ~
to publish The !, f' ,I''ss
shall rcceirc '6e -
well as a gratis e0n l'ss
depend on a Tec'ls
ever they may ss' !, :
uARcH''lp., ,;' :
Rodney, is aai'l0s II
tons to the no0s'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-28


Ship Trenton Wood, savannah, johnson Lowden; Coun-
tenance sussianl Smle Rochelle. a. H. Robertson; Colon
roea tspanshl MILES St Johns n s. John A. Francis Fri
ton, rus,an, Moler Elsneur; Meckenburg hss Eupho-
Antwerp, d. IL Robeon Madison, Hubbard savannah, siur,
&C. ciearnan Pavilion Kelly BALTIMORE Mecandy Muir
Bosock, C. Mcier& Co.
ARRIVED.
Ship Whtmore Warrington, ST. Thomas, 10 days, j.
Ship oconee wilson St, Marks July Glib Kew Yves, 18th
W. Hutchin. X Maitland Son; and Hamilton Cole To
g for New York. brig Orion Card and schr Warsaw
ner TO sai 18th inst; sGornelia Kaitoone just ar
Co. ''e'' '''' ''' ~"
Ship Robert Browne Mansfield iavre, SO days. to Grnnel
Brig Diamond Sherwood Chare,ton 6 days. to Geo. Bulk
Brig Lazzazo, Moe,an. THESE, lo2 days, to order.
Brig Tattaler, - Porto Rico, IA DAYS. order.
Brig Rose Bank, =. Belfast 35ays to order
Es e n sa E " Banks
Bremen brig Alserdead, Lppendend Bremen, 81 days TO
schr. Harriet Chandler wnga,e, Virginia, days
schr Richmond, Tiby, Richmond, days, to order.
BELOW-I ship and brig Splendid
MEMORANDA.
The T. ship Peacock was at Valparaiso Ap i7,h, to sail
Nara-The gae Con telLtion Com. Dallas was of the
bar Of Pensacola on The night Of the th inst having
pished the object Of her wish To the Mexican coast She
companed by The soop Of 81 Louis The Concord aud
Natches are on their way To Pensacola
wHALERS
New Bedford, July 25-Srd, Leonlas, Stewart South At
altc Ocean
Bristol july 25-Ar Gov. Hopkins Kisg from whaling
voyage-150 sp. and 80 black fish oil.
VESSELS SPOKEN
June t lat 81 lon So 2g exchanged signals with
knreland BartlDg from Liverpool, for New York
July 7h, lat 49, Ion. AZ, Nayarno from Bristol
York.
July Goth, lat A. lon &C. exchanged signals with shin with
cross in her fore topsa standing Elprobably the Foro
OrBe, hence.
July 2t 4ol lon 20 ship North America
from Liverpool, tor New Yorkby the Ponce Boston.
July 4h on the entrance OF Gut Cause large ship of
New York bound IN.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Amsterdam, June 17.-Ar. Pomona, Brewer, New York
Gibraltar June lMara, milford, New York, few days
sydney, c. b., July l2-Srd, lido, Pierce New York.
Palermo, May 26-Chancelor, New York.
Velasco Texas, July 9-Jula, Johnston New York;
lumLa, ie; Harriet, Flynn, do, outside The Bar
81 Johns, N. B., July 2n.-Fawy, Ritchw, New York.
Ponce J.. H., July 1l.-lIrnry, Gertz, New York. 10th
Sydney, G. b.. July l3-Cambrdge, Ia, wig cargo.
UNITED STATES PORTS.
Providence July 6Ar. Harriet, Glasgow, via New York;
Providence, Cameron, do.
Newport, July 2l-Ar Juno, Brown Providence for New
York; Aricon. Hull for dol5t Bee oshranc, New
York. for It Johns ~ B. Susanna, Keller New York, for Bo
Joseph Brown Brown Fall River New York; Victory
Heath from New York tor Providence.
Phiadelphi,, July TAr scotland, Nerryman. Liverpool
via Perth Amboy-cId. Liberty, Mcdowell Canton. wango,
Wells, New York.
Baltimore, July NJ Ar. Helen, Latourer. New York
savannah, July 2l-Crd. Noctezuaia Mauran, New
York.
New Orleans, July 2o-crd, Lunar. McMaaus, NewYork
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-28

NV YoRk, July Us O'CLOCK, J. ~
with the single exception cotton business Of all kinds Is
remarkably isacve. Flour gradually falling or Holders
begin 70 nnd out that will down, and nothing keep
up therefore they have concluded to receive lower prices
will now decline from day day. until next
or short time after, when will recede in price lower
ever before The crops have such look about them thai
viii warrant our saying that we shall have supply
grain IN very short Tine and should the President make MI
proposition TO congress in regard foreign spirits we sha
have enough grain hand this season. IN last us fully
whskey selling from at 81 sllc and scme mar
GELS disposed OF at sac.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-28

NEw YoaK, JvLv 2TrH
While busy engaged in directing public attention
the monetary the country and 20 the condition
the planting interest we must forget the Corn Market
ne Unied States when we raised than could be
consumed m the country the prices Of grain and the prospects
~ we're Of much importance but since have
been reduced TO The condition Of importer Of bread u Il
becomes necessary collect all the can, and arrange
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-28

Auction Saes5s bags wheat li5c 20 kegs behring's aye; 10
bris -four IS
Receipts Of Preduce-97 brls. flour; Is tubs butter
BOSTON, July 2hFlour-The market very much depres
ed No sales can be made except in small lots. prices
getting DOWN Saleso Genesee from store, sI050
lot from vessel 1925 BY auction, 25 barrels
suPerine quite inferior, sold At T. IL a 1874 cash.
NEW ORLEANS, July l9th p. M-Sugar-prime SIC; infe
rior IA moderate demand Havana white, l0 brown
sales Moasses-On Levee, IS "a cents per gallon; sales
On plantation, % 2ic, sales. PorkMess $40 bril-
M xl8 1850 d. prime, III II dol r. o. Is, i5
do do Bacon-iams 81 &c ID; canvassed 10 I0A do
Per lb iOc sales BeefMes SIS per bril- per halt brl
limited demand; PRIME 10 Flour7Superine, $3.50 10,
75c per H. TobaccoF,st quality la SIC per lb second
To Liverpool lib; ave G; New York &c; Boston IT,.
Tobacco To Cowes and market HID JOS Cd Bremen
tom $3.50.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-28

DARK THEA ,NE MR. CLARKE respectfully
informs his ads an the public, that Tuesday evening
August 1t sappnnte tor hs Benefit, which occasion Mr.
Sc I'll GEE Dr.. of this city. viii make his first Ape
in the character of Othelo with other entertain
: will be announced hereafter Jy2S-5t'
nOMEs AND OTHER wAhES.-Tbe
- subscribers keep constantly hand extensive
OF the following goods, viz
Nalls-cut al wrought and brais and spikes
Twine-sein, sewing, baing. wrapping, and nnnufac-
turcrs'
Bcl,ows-f,ncy aud common mud smiths
Sicves--brass and on wire and hair and wheat do
brushes OF every description
shoe Threals-bleached, grey green and yellow
Bale Rope and white cordage Of every description
Glue, cowiiide whips
window Glass, 7x9 8xi0. l0xl2
Co pers ware, viz-pals and tubs IN nests
Cotton la yging. osnaburg-. burlaps and canvass
Liquor cocks-Morrs 4 Penn's, and moias-es gates
Mat tor doors and entries, wrapping paper
Shsycl~ aud spalss-Ame~ and other
Cari~--co,ion and wool, and horse, gupny bcgs
Cotton, seine, and wrapping twine
Patent Balances, &c. Ac, which they will sell
on liberal terms, for approved city country paper.
iy28-a- ZEBRA n Cunning, los Pearl ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-28

To engagements in October and Novc.
her will the be off than they al Or, SEM
This question OF great nrcacy and importance The
crops will then be rapidly coming in This may the
country debtors pay up part OF the balances due city
Is obvious however that the and the elements
prosperity seeking channels of action All
old houses covered with old engagements prepare
struggles the fall The deranged Of currency
and exchange will probably present the greatest obstacle
To reconstruction of business Another obstruction
bankrupt law, by which foreign creditors could
provided for without any legal and barbaous
snedics
We persuaded, therefore, that unless congress establish
some general sy.en Of internal exchanges by creating ma
tona bank well enact abankruplaw the
trade Of the nation wlangush for years