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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-07-07
SFn4NG UOODS.
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- thesr cd slaad IhsaF spEing suPPiy, Ca.
sssaimr III eEr1y FaFssy = baeds asaaily kapa
~ ths nsrrhanis % his Fas1f, sEHs
n large and general assOrf-
naenf Of Dry Goods, &c.
COMPRISING
Gentlemen and Boys SammeI Clothing.
Printed Muslin, Glnghams,
Ereneh Calico,
Black and coloured Silks. &c. de- b.
ALSO
Hardware and Cutlery,
SHIT Guns,
Hat, and Shoes.
Bnnnets.
Tr0ckery.
COilnn Yarn,
Srhool BOaks. Stationary. &c.
An a ualeh lhey AL -.as a. gir !, wet G''iess
Tor cash, or On shpst eredIs IL Paaet''ai deal
ers oHly
N.B al persons hasigg open accounts 81
theg an the bucks II 4 Nschols s 10 % Il -
2 I.nag & Go up - Iar first 81 May are -
owrs.. 4 10 eL1i AZ class IT, samr NIth eash
r. note, a. circumstances mae u absolutely
f..sesssrs that thesg business should be SETTLES
up IN that time.
NAV Is. ~
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-06-10
From the Ohio Eagle,
PERRYsBURG.

Perrysburg is situated on the south
east bank of the river at the foot of the
rapids, and the head of steamboat navi-
CATION. tits handsomely situated, & tho
scattered over great deal of ground, is
built with much taste. 1t is the seat of
justice of Wood county, and is in very
fourishing condition. Its citizens have
turned their attention to building vessels
and steamboats,, and own some of the
finest boats engaged in the lake trade
This place was laid out by the Govern
ment in 1916, and a speculation attempt
ed in the sale of its lots BUT it did not
flourish until the last three or four years.
Its citizens,and the holders Of great spec
ulative interests, affect to foresee much
future greatness for it; but cannot, for
my part, see any particular advantages
which are to induce population or bu-
siness beyond that Of many Of our Ohio
river county seats.
OREGON.
On the same side of the river, some
ten miles below, is the city of Oregon,
and about three miles below that isLueas
city; the latter lying at the junction Of
the river with the bay. They are both
small places, and have been laid out and
built up under the auspices ofspeculators,
without any country to sustain them.
tA MANHATTAN.
Opposite Lucas city, lies the famed
city of Manhattan, the point of termina-
ton Of the Wabash and Erie Canal. It
was originally purchased and laid out by
q company Of New Workers, who by
their prudence and management will
make asnug profit from their investment.
The location of the place is good, and
considering its growth is of but single
year, It is rather a.wonder Of its.kind.--
This, think, must on day be point of
much business and the seat Of dense
population. The canal, which terminates
here, is one Of the greatest works Of the
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-06-10
From the Philadelp hia Sportsman.
.-. POLICE,

A QUEER cUsToMER.---slts most anus.
ing said Richard Mervyn, as he relin-
quished the attempt to raise from gut
ter at the corner of Sixth and Walnut
street, its really astonishing how soon
this dreadful climate of America brings
on premature old age, l shall never
survive to get home, and, write a book
about the place-never, if | live a hun
dred years. Here am, six foot two,
without my stockings, sprawling 10. d
dusty republican gutter, without being
able to help myselfout., There's lamp
winking and blinking in my face, as ifit
wants 10 laugh. and It would if it had a
mouth; and a big brute Of a dog just
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-06-10
RATES OF ADvERrIsING. !.
THE OAK.


Woodman, spare that tree!
Touch not single bought!
In youth it sheltered me,
And I'll protect it now.
Twas my forefather's hand
That placed it near his cot
There, woodman, let it stand,
Thy axe shall harm it not
That old familiar tree,
Whose glory and renown
Are spread DER land and sea,
And wouldst thou hack it down?
Woodman forbear thy stroke
Cut not its earth bound ties;
Oh, spare that aged oak,
Now towering in the skies
But when an idle boy
/ sought it's grateful shade;
In all their gushing joy
Here, too, my sisters played.
My mother kissed me here;
My father pressed my hand
Forgive this foolish tear,
But let that old oak stand
My heart-strings round thee cling,
Close as thy bark old friend
Here shall the wild bird sing,
And still thy branches bend.
Old tree the storm still brave!
And woodman leave the spot;
While I've hand to save,
Thy axe shall harm it not.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-06-10

whose dress is efquisite, whose form and
figare is robust, whose whiskers are tre-
mendous,a nd whose whole attention at
the church, at the theatre, and all public
places, is exclusively paid to the ladies.
He is even seen ogling them, and Hd-
ding about them, who boasts in every
company Of favors and attentions he has
received from them, who, if he can make
it out'seduces them, and instead OF in any
way trying to repair the injury, leaves
them to shame remorse and misery:
He Is A GANDER.
The man who to secure bowling ac-
quaintance with either the great, or the
would be great, who, to be taken notice
of by the slightest bow or acknowledge
ment, especially if company was with
those of what the world term respecta-
bic who, to get the honor of an invita-
'tion to tea, when the nobody, or nobod.
VS. are there, to these houses, the master
or mistress Of which avoid him in the
street: who would cling to, and cringe to
acquaintance, who, from some circum-
stance was more intimate with the great
than he was, would try to Drigle in un-
der the cover of his wing into families
to which he had no hopes Of an invitation:
who would almost sell himself to the
devil to be generally understood to be on
the most intimate terms with Mr.. Such
a one, or Mrs. Such one.
He IS A MEAN Goose.
The lawyer, or the doctor, who takes
care to relate and tattle all that they have
seen in families where one has practised
or of clients with whose affairs the other
has been entrusted-the feelings and con-
duct, and weakness of the patients of the
one-the expectations, hopes and fears Of
the clients of the other--all of which the
soul Of honor ought to stamp sacred seal
on:
AR e THEY NOT A PAIR OF GEESE Z?
The man who on any occasion, be.
comes security for his neighbor who is
always ready to sign his name, when the
pen is put into his hand in his favor, to
appear with him in store, and vouch for
him for the payment Of any goods he
wants to purchase ; who is alweys ready
TO attest to the character of every one
who applies to him for recommendation,
and who is Unfortunately the friend of
every one who requests his pecuniary
assistance, is fairly In the way Of becom-
ing
A GOOSE WITHOUT FEATHERS.
The persons who will come into mer.
chants store, a lawyers office, printing
office, or a room in which books, papers
&c. are lying open and exposed, and
who can with all the sang froid, and
GOODNESS imaginably, read and examine
from unwarantable curiosity, for the pur-
pose of seeing into the affairs of his
neighbors, is a shameless,a senseless, and
AN IMPUDENr Goose.
Gentlemen--if this flock of Geese which
send you, meet your appreciation, and
suit your taste, l may occasionally for
ward you few more focks, God knows
they are plentiful article.) They shall
be full grown, and well fed, and as well
selected, as my judgement in the science
of Goos-ology will enable me to send to
market.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-06-10

The President Of the United States has
appointed Joseph Howard to be at(orl
neyof the U. States for the district of
Maine in the placeof John Anderson re.
signed sl'sl s.,,s ~
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-06-10

Barflet was commissioned a justice ol the
peace, by Queen Mary, and LadyRowse
sat upon the bench at the assizes at suf-
folk
Ella, countess of Warwick had a rightly
Virtue Of the manor of Hoke Norton, to
carve before the King, and carry home
the carving knife-in her bosom, if she
chose, Lady Lora de Saundford, by vir-
tue ofthe manor of Hornemede, was a
chamberlain. Lady Hawis-de London
holding the manor Of Esegarston, had the
right Of leading the vanguards Of the
King, whenever he went into Wales,
and to bring up the rear guard on his re-
turn. Elizabeth rode through the lines
at Tilbury, in armor. Dame Dorothy
Packington returned the two members
of Parliament from the borough of Ayles-
bury, and the Countess Of Dorset hurled,
defiance in the teeth of Charles ii. and
his minis ter, Sir Joseph Williamson,
when they attempted to control her
choice of member for Pembroke and
Montgomery.
Perhaps, therefore, it is time that the
good old times should come round again
when like the Amazons, the women are
to take upon themselves the cares of Of
flee, and the labors of Government
from which of course the gentlemen will
be relieved. The nonsense of some gen.
tlemenlecturers on the rights Of women,
and the doctrines of some of the Female
Seminaries,on the same subject,will then
be considered sense. The world will go
on much better then--although children
will be running about with holes in their
stockings. For ourselves, we only pray
of the ladies to adapt their costume to
their business. They may find prece-
dent in the conduct Of Madame de Stael
who under the protection of Sir James
Macintosh, en- habifd homme, in a sur
tout and military indescribables, 'once
visited the House of Commons, and sat
out the debate.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-06-10
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED FOR THE pRopRIEToRs
BY J. HI. BROWN.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

ID TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Three Dollars per annum, to be paid with
in six months from the time of fsubscribing.
TO Subscribers who have their papers left
at their doors, So SO.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-06-10
GOOSY-.GOOSY GANDER. :

You perceive that large heavy bird,
nearly all white, with red bill and feet,
fat and unseemly in its body, waddling
in its gait, awkward in all its motions,
and by no means handsome bird, in
any point of view:
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-11

COW laughing u10I0'
I'll your beasx
ND NJ lon'lba DER NICE
y f!oa propose
a., and cross mammas,
u schemes oppose,
.,hore'sno cause why
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-11

who understood most thoroughly and
economically the management Of do
nestle matters, was not afraid to put
her hand into a wash tub for fear Of
spelling the elasticity and diminishing
their snowy whiteness, was sought by
the young men of those days as fit
companions for life-but nowadays
to learn The mysteries of theahousc-
hold, would make our fair ones faint a
way, and labor comes moi in The code
.of modern gentility.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-11
NllrLCE.

rrSO an whom it may eeneern' Snah
netition the probate court 70 BE- nor
den at the court house in Canton' ON me
ith Monday in August next, y nave com
missioaers appointed 10 lay ctt'my dover
in tbe estate IL IIezckioh kshbie deed
ISABELLA KlliBlE, adnfa.
ily eA-lo-iL
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-11

STATE o. MISSISSIPPI By the Frcsais
Manson CouSTY \ court of ssid &C.,
To AL person interested Cffs'7r
y or are hercbs c.fel 10 appear ,.
8 fore The rrohale court OF SAID
county, AZ a regular term thereof, 10 Be
holden a, the court House 81 SAID cow
ty, on the Alb Monday Of August next,
ihen aud there 80 sbew caHse if ANY YOU
have why said court should not then or
der, that the executors Of tho last viii and
testament Of Joseph W Camp, decreased
SehalL or so much of The personal prop
erty II said deceased, as may be sufficient
TO pay ne debts
Witeoss, the uouorahle Thomas
Shackell0rd, Judge Of Probate OF
said couhiy, pe the sih Monday
Of May, in the year Of our Lord,
enc thousand eight hngSs,1
thiYtv ar.S.s N tdnc, 100.
WILLIAM RILEY, Clerk
Iunr I'd. i837--7-6w.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-11
fromthe Mississippian.
APPEAL TO THE FREEMEN OF
MISSISSIPPI.

EPrrov CrrfzI,Ns - Thlrinsr The can
vase which i ;nst over nreconcer.
Tod sfIort was foada j. r,,;sreprpSrntme
~ The e',rrs ~ o',e : ( ,bonsasd
,,, j. ,ar ssare -, saaat ,s;tb the VIEW /
a, ;;n;',r,ro me- r,;fh 10th nsrt,s. In
49, ! n-Ss gs;h,,ranrosoTsaJos an
nrrar;on, ! Nav WIKI IoSo Fo J, :, r.,
h9ossd \ N ha,ls onI 6;sncsol I'll
tnorc ,rar oven on , ,,, riGbts arJl
chartered corns,ra,ions. u Col,Hg.t
ms. gitb tho view ofdrawinr clI from
.mn It'll stern and nstriotic dSgy.;,ag,,,s.
f,,hs,7osf;on nress held me up as al
49, w. Kim. WAS aviciIant but SILENT
o ohsor ,,,. of those iIIiberal and urgen
u.s. o.ass ' a.iarfs The object was ID kin
Tlo, ~ nrl'rara. ar force from me d cir.
a., as, K ,,E;cb wonl1 have been rcrver.
isJ I'' n,;sreoresentcd, marnided, or sup
n nv, i circumstances might war
r6n+ Enoviog well, that in the brief
interval between tito issuing Of the
! writ and the holding of the election,
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-11
From The n. Y. Herald.
MARRYING.

A Great many Young persons are
and marryingon the strenS'h
Of the expansions Of tho banks lhG
LAWYERS business has been doubled
s;nce the revulsion in commerce. ana
many are actually gettlngrich' I Dung
ladies now are advised by their p'oo'
Imammas thus: -,
"Imcy, my lovely daughter, don,
encourage that young man-he Is III
mercantile buslness.-Lawyers are
fine thing-they are making all the
money" till
lv increase their discounts, that wn'
make business brisk again
.Ob in that case Lucy, you m'gnt
take young merchant. But douo.
% yerv much whether the government
4 viii let the bank issue much paperni
n The President and Congress are al
:, h,cvcrs. and they arem favor OF rou"
" bic. assignments, suits and Sp'cle cur
.WcIl. ma, III do as you oId. ="
= marry any one that can give '',o IT,. w,
" 'tcs, house and handsomest carnage
Ny Chats spoken like wise and con co :,
y g;derate child. In marrying man
Of = one Of the items as parsley or aSpSi
al ac u IS used with broned chickens. n
e.. beantirut and accomplished woman :. u
,5 = costly article to rear and 'equca ,,,
' ~ and he WHO INDUCES in such ''z",y
.oJ. onoht to pay for it, Lucy my ,ovei . ,
,be ,Certanly, ma, that's exactly VIVA -,
Inv, nv Madam Aodish used TO say "nen'
~" a wgs n the boarding school. -,
! L "a ' I.ucv took turn in the drawn WV.
.. - ~ ron'nE,ookcd into I've splendid unlll. ,
W NO. - admired her most beautiful person
.f ~, half stepped oG'm walt, IN ofoe. !,
40, 49, scc how her beautiful foot and anc'
sol.l,c%cd andhmpmcd-- :,
os 'o, auy love slike the red, red r'S''
NV -. Gu nG UlHtANh
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-11
rsg sIgLs raofosH

lr~
\. sls's PROPOSE
/. :. II ,lbsv'II not disclose;
I I'D d ike 70 know now,
IN he girls PrOpose'
y !, A,l,.. in dazzling halls.
sst d beaix' "a .;nhs
J ssg rep'ss'
U. now laughing there
/, si.h your beasx
lj' 20, 90 propose (
\ Fr &! p,,.s and cross mammas'
i scbemes oppose,
ii n, as.!s.bs-shqre'sno cause why
|sra ! .A4i,SI 70 ~ -
raes Nor . q sa@l;'
| 'ss NJ pavhnnpering signs
~ 81 proposed
! ssss /. rr IIyncn's sake
=, p,e Y = rs've:, too shy themselves
h'ead y y ssTs Young Mems paper
Ils .,,c,,rrsr.
alnserdl. udHlEh-I IA Ia blno lay
B. Y Fsp e the girls wer :
met Mhas itying their nan 80 ~,
APPS, i them heads that It el
' \ II them IRON shuttIn
liars mouths, even i they e.
|ze Hdsiu M 50 to do.-The cons
'w Y. !! y that their lovers wei
!, "a !, 1' dRd quite the string beiol
- 4 .sl is theml -,
I'm We we're informed la
s0'NDaA' gaiisItlptia, that some
fetal o,,,, ,hat city were in the ha
!, Kid aM their irocks 50 W. ~ :
es, lev we're obllgeo " ioo9
hey could sneeze, or +
and Kidds, breaking off lots OF hoe
( MorCa
and Rouna "A Boston paper m'
bucks an asace Of a dandy thu
pes ,, ana fanI ahis pantaloons down
M, mo1G ! co. y j tight that when he !
!. - .''A n i step, he couldn't &c
Bombazns nv wa W, ~ ~ GOOSE N
" !, fm Y . J, ofr : 2
Black, c Quo , 'a'e@ ,s ~, th;s last N
Dere and Cd Ersof tightncss, aud
Nal az Ne Hind
d o,'' ' '. s1s .l,s . n;ct,,re &c
81 n.s MA i wy otn,rjeted
Mats. va 'i.l. - o,nn;l
! (ass'h ~o Pol'''''l
and Drab Bsl u1N,c DAIrCUT
row Brim) nAl'
|, , If School s Ba said that the time
|, q No SSIs' { sJ T and md certain it
: Also Also i v ~,,S t he, r no
softmenl 0lN = be constantly ems
are, ulaS S, ans Teand useful avocat
> o'eel' '''' ays il is thought nc
i. e.o.h ,pa /, There is much
n !. : 1 .i1 c0od A. Aigh price OF every
!, y !, " ~;l I he III ban existence, and
: n y to d Bntlf the amount {
|srlr,ment. calculated with
WILLIAM BIN (ncy, throughout {
JAMES G. MAJ bIc, allowing the
[sDMllNDHN services icy mig
- t037.--S-ll others arc now u;
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-11
ANTON HE
bLlsHED EVERY =
kMES NJ. SHAM
TERMS. !.

Terms, N
fifty at the en l..,'']
he end Of the yean'',|
will i be aiscont'a a'|
5 are paid, e nSss.ror']
|blishers.. 20 4
inuc will please I
ar,.itmg ;,sdl
scriiption rece''''
six months. :, II,
|r,rs.rnrsrs.llnrma'''s,
Dol)ar per 50 ~, J,
!, Or the first in, : =
qq,uars for each zach |" J
tisements WINS !, i
I, .e,nanuscrlC',,s~ q
: viii 'ns, y
cd cd out and c'''
al,is
| f n or ts attends
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-11

WIN Am pmcr.-Tho d'tierencnn
ao, a." e~ IVA war and tacc mas been wen s1n
defined by one Of the anc,els,s ,. ,br;r
,tc III tine Of peace the sous bury ,. W."
l'',, ,",' in the time of war the ia'oe''
bury their elise
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-11

i ycot pun.--A printer on see snT,
tho sherifIclosely PURSUING an . G !, ,Ya,
tnnate author, remarked IS, no; of liter
: , new edition of the Pursuits ~ NV
me, nr snboaad AID hoi pressed
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-11
EW GoODS

EW GOODS |
scribers are n0sI
pplies Of Sun San' N
sting Of DAY = ~
[Ry,' SuoEs, HAF|
kare taken IN l'a =,
have no doubt "
|c with any q % y,
| quality and nd, y I
Ii. and We have '
ohlp fol
sI JOHN NJ. R,
if. July 20, l@s'
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-11

sbo n,,,st eel marricd.-'John, sala
s SrS XIV lass who lad promised hSs
hand nd & youth who seemedqu,t quite s, dov
in asking her propose ", ,ne ,d maF[ you 50
Of its delivery. q really love ,;ya you =
a. ardently, that unless we are I masaiGl,
in one month, ] think it quite prooaOl =
That | shallaccept cithe proP0 - nnrr,
Flick Haste, who proposes 10 ma
/ without delay"
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-11
CLAIBORNE AGAINST 4 ~
TIONAL BANlf.

49, y Ack s1l,> o 49,. = - t3,rtNPoa-
dcncc far Claiborne county,
..you arc aware, gentlemen, that
Mr.. claiborne, one Of the candidates
far CONGRESS. is extensively reported
n he IN favor of chartering a bank byI
| CONGRESS, or of re-chartcring the pres
4 ent 6ank oftho United States. IN thus
view Of his politics, you are o@t"sly
,ajstot n. lie is yet opposed 70 the
chartcring of bank by Congress- on
rorsiitnii6nol grounds;and II tho pres
: ence Of Cen. Foote, Judge Winches'
fer. and S. NJ. Grayson Esq, ard ma.
+ nv others, he this day declared himse'
s. o6S5oses 10 ang such measure, TIL
change was effected "a the cohS'lIu
$ ton. It's not my purpose to contes
his doctrines in this communication
u but as Congress, at The ensuing session
Is expected to adopt important mea
or nres in regard TO the currency OF u u
0e conntry. it is right thatin selecting Il!
Sc nrescrtlatives, we should not be mi
taken in their views.
Ir. Respectfully, &c.
JAMES IL. MAURl."
al This acknowledgements me truI
arc Il rcnrcscnls the posture that as
'ar- raa1 q INC outset Of the campaign a
est. r,q;ntaiucd throughout amopP
upI 81 IN every shane and form to the i
bani, OF the u. States, otis charter
ON n violation Of the constitutions; to
ron. monopoiyolits stock by foreigners
,,st g. thc manner in which it was conc
me-; 5goi ted No human power cou!h ma
. 40 s,o 10 vote for the recharter Oh
. no LnrE nnder any circumstance, OF
M ,hs establishment ola halionalpal!
Nv, Nv a a., k;nd, under the present cons
:, :, - ION AS a planter on an eN'eh
:" sc"Ie. feel this pressure as seEslo'
80 uas onv man. in the low puce oil cotto
g Ssoch t ne diChculty Of procuring supple
clnb the suspension Of payments, an,
.oxy ), inter worthlessness OF our hltneL1'
on m doubted securities, = nat'o% I, ;.
'ati on has been presented as.the on' ~
.,it;sb ~, Not a dayhas interviewed ior
legant weeks tna1 son n,'' touching appeal
d;s friends and intelligent
.,,1l Sors in favor Of this remedy ana
y NJ S Ior tbc mos. anxious sohc!tude' !
- low LrC scrutinizcd my own OPINIONS ',n .
le s,, s, dov ched the federal constitution w
'P ,:o' "a - word. but in vain, to find som
you ,i;e 81 ranty for such an institution.
al shnSle fore limited, my engagements !
r .1. - tod me from making tom thfo ,'
siuon NV, =, State, but wherever ! did 60, u
mar! mrnilv distinctly understood IN !,
ions. Perhaps they were as We"
!, ..o;ng as any other candidate !,
\ mfor- but ulg 1 Utst - the Port
att y ,, was Correspondent, in relation ''
& OF lllCE-l C"'AN'l r. ,.nvnor Hamilton,
The herald., 1837-03-10

THE unde'gnsd Trustees sihe New Brighton Association
ER oSs 10 - Broad the city Nsw Y.L %
ss aaS atDrS s 81 s
OF New Bighson situate en- staten srnd mredssy fro.,
OF th. CITY underline dHscsn Of the Boar cf Directors efsam
The io. .srea %. .aIs The eligible the
escs The uodesssnc deem unnecessary to
se eceuar advantages Of ,A. inviting ssrp, ndsce
grents Tor prp.cts rereIv cservson w made
sa ~, 70 % d"ss is @~ss ss'"s.. sss
ne excellent 'tesmboa's IN The .rt spaos VI $50
pace ~ its vicinity Wall street by the
q onnbus and At i same price VI less b compromising Cor
FROM the number of residences already finished
ormc al New Bashtos the sesso. comPcsedo
families II ppose 20 besomc permanent res~es" ofs p'ea
The ss vii !. .oi n parcels Of no, tban bots offs BY
scs yss o. =. .f % sane
the ptopr ass may be exsrnes .,r "ncs n
b. povidpd pre- .oss 70 ,hs day ofsse.
The terms wbc ten per the parchs.s ocey on
cs Of Approved ps, s e IL or cab, "o
Two Win se, @ anaus at per oes % "a .e sne ad
o,hda Of April on The stock q tie Aeelaen VIII WV p
shss ~siaerssi 90 .srs from the let q May,
N. ,.~,. FS%ssSt FSsSfS5t 4 ssSssGE' sScGf. Trustee.
SAPONACEOUs COMPYUNY FOH snAv !,
e. ,bs % sn Ss"e sns sosv IA M,
ssesrs shaving ; USE y ios a$cs
% tie pleasantly " 's Isss meat. s.s; COW
uorpER,s pnARMAcy
don ass Broadway, corsc cbsnklin IT.
THE FASHIONABLE PUZZLER. OR BOOB
OF RIDDLEs-A collection Of Eniemss. Cha aides Rebus
Anss%, Lex L.sosD 80 ssd ~ W.. issssd By =
ssc a. The oksore Of C. FOLSOM 2 Faoa TO-. street
aT,O DENTIsTs.-Patna, OXIDE Titapuu,, oxide Tuns
flsy Dr. LEWIS FEUcATwANGER, 81 Broadway.
The herald., 1837-03-10
Auction Sales.
JEssEE CADY. A,.,,o...,

JESbEE CAOY, Austiouser
* kSSE CADf store, Nos. lit Water sfr.-ss
Ims DAY AZ " O'clock, lots Purchasers fs cs1S
se @ tensis % asssn't ot sbeif hardware gallery fan sosg
an assortment vi goodS suited te o Souilpn
ket, TOO nuiner0h 10 montion knd
Atfnvate Saie-l0 dozen Cossbs all knds
ag'nabIe.
Collar and Bosons
le,osc Needles assotedfrom Hemmings snd Comaa d~
Ooy gross Buttons Coat ve and Pearl succ,t aebsnts
Also, snuff Boxes Pins, &c &C &C.
Also Germaa frnsh and Rhode Island Jeweky low pooss
Watches Guard CHAINS. &c. naras lys
WILLIAM McLAUGHLIN, Asefionccr 1874 Peaf-u
WILLIAM MCLAUGHLIN.-THIS DAY, at
clock, A. NJ general assortment ~ English and French
rate Ware ne Cu Stocks Cshs and 9ssoms table linen;
Sioamng Csmbs Wallets; silver ,Bc, silver and table
Slooss Je,vefy, &c 6C. 1-u
-. r. .DlETEHlCH, AactIonsrt.
IL = bEARNs q CO., Store No. ios Pear st., cornes Of
Thls DAY-Ms O'Clock. at the auction room-Hardwars,
- vi pea pocket and dirk ksvcs cards aa8
~ scissors In aoz>ns and cars needles
ana pnae double and singled speceace
% Ia,s psn percussion caps, thunbs, kAng needles,
Fancy Goods- Conssns disable cologne hair OIL par
fomery, french and English SOAP lavender water, &C.
shoes. ''' '"os"'' 'O"'' 49,
ALo an invoice Of Of ear rings, n
walohes hreasf pms, chains &c &C. ~
VAGUABLE PROPERTY IN THE CITY
OF BUFFALOF For sale. bloc Of srousd bounded
by four OF ha principal streets the Buffalo, contain
ing IN front s Niagara and Ninth sts zach 5s4 feet May
and and Virginia each .6 feet This stus-
sabie Opportunity safe ard profitable les
OIL saie VIII b. made snd will
ed oes red Tor her
f2sl0tr ' 49, " 100" ''s's'