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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-07-27
t@EDwARp V. SpARuAwK

p5@EDwARp V. SrARuAwK, ESQ
favorably known as a reporter of the de.
Dates OF the House of Delegates of Vir.
ginia-has become the editor and pro.
prietor OF the Petersburg Intelligencer
lhe late editor, ROBERT B1RcuErr. ESQ
is engaged in the practice of the law
which he found to interfere with a
regular attention to the paper.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-07-27
WILLIAM III. HARRISON

The editor of the Albany Evening Jour.
nal, who exercises as much poIiticaI "a,
ence IN that state as any OF his contemnoro.
ries, holds the following language with re
gard TO the patriot Harrison :-"Our own
productions are strongly in favor of Gen,
Harrison, who is emphatically the Candidate
OF the peopie:-He ought to have been elect
Ell over Van Buren,. A nd he ,could have b.en
IL the ewing party had done it's ,rhole o,,t,, -
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-07-27

INDIAN MURDERs.-On Monday NOR
nIng June 26, Capt. John Whalop, of the
United States Light Ship Florida, stationed
on Carys.iord Reef went in his boat with lonr
men on Key Largo for the purpose o. bro.
curing fuel. Whilst ashore they were all
hFed a; by body Of Indians in ambush and
we are sorry TO relate that Capt. Wballon
was shot dead on the spot, having received
from three to five bullets in bis face and bo.
dy, likewise one of his men. The Other
three had but bare time 10 run 10 their boat !.
'hey all, save one, received some flesh
wounds, but fortunately escaped
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-07-27

native American Association has been
organised in Washington for the nurnose ~,
procuring by lawful means, a repeaI If Tho
naturalization law, and The enactment of a.
mother that shall exclude foreigners from
enjoying the emolumenis or,hnnors of Office
whether under the Genera! or State CIV
ernmenls ~
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-07-27

% A the annual commencement Ct that
venerable seat Of learning, ibe University NJ
Pennsylvania, Pbiisd's, on Friday last the
honorary degree G. Doctor Of Dioinity wss
conferred on our eslSemed townsman. the
Rev. CHARLES p. KRauTH, President
OF rennsylvania College; the Right Rev. =:
a. NJ: COSkRY, Bishop of The diocese Of
Sn NC and The Rev. Fl. w. DUCACHs
- Of Philadelphia. Gettysburg Sentinel
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-07-27

-, Mr. Sanford, formerly concerned with the
lines, the Van Buren, organ in New York
has lett that establishment, ind is TO be az,
snclaie editor of the Globe. Has Blair call,
ed this gentleman into the LATE official con,
Germ, TO enable him 10 carry 90 the war more
Vigorously against "ibe Madisonian 20
he New York Evening Post saws "tbe
-hadIsonlan" is TO be the organ of the Tall.
madSe party, or The "Bank Democrats -
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-07-27

The noble ship Pennsy lvania, was launch
ell at Philadelphia ON the 18Th instant. About
loo,ooo persons are supposed TO have been
congregated TO witness the scene.-Sever
al accidents occurred--tbree persons were
drowned, one had his neck broken, and ano-
Their his leg fractured.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-07-27

II IS stated that General Jackson is Re-
coming very restless under what he calls The
pad management of Mr.. Van Buren,. "Sir y
SAID ne 10 citizen Of Nashville few weeks
ago, VI Mr.. Van Buren, wants firmness-and
me consequence is that the government has
3 2 gong 10 the devil ever since 7 left
ash'nglon" Very true.-BaH. C6ron =
And before Fps SPEC.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-07-27

EschanSe Bank.-The Treasurer Of
tue commonwealth has subscribed for
1000 shares of the stock of the Ex.
change Bank OF Virginia, on behalf Of
tue State. and paid the whole amount
four hundred and fifty thousand dollars
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-07-27

Sreet SPrings.-We learn (says tue
Fiucasile Democrat that there are now
at this delightful watering place between
ihiriy-hve and forty visiters, and the
number daily augmen,ing.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-07-27
Extract from an Grafton delivered at Con-
cord, n. H., July 4, 1906, thirty one years

CUru, n. H., July Z, ISUb, thirty one years
ago, by Daniel Webster:
When we speak oi preserving the Con-
shtution we mean not the paper on which il
is written, but the spirit which dwelIs in it,
Government may lose all its real character,
lis genius, its temper, without losing its ap-
pearance. Repuhlicauism, IN less you qua r,l
il, will creep out of its case of parchment,
like snake out at his skin. You may have
despoiism under the name of Republic.
You may look on a government, and see il
possess all the external modes of freedom. s.
yet find nothing OF Hs essence, the vitality Of
freedom, in il : just as you may contemplate
an embalmed body, where art hath preserved
proportion and form, amidst nerves without
motion and veins void of blood''
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-07-27

Dr. COOPER OF South Carolina, known as
an 1nwaver'ng democrat. and for many wears
T q and untIring in his opposition 10 the
DanK OF The United States, has in letter re-
eemuy published, ayowed his error, and adj.
T ~ 'ne utter failure of The experiment
lie says moreover, that National RAM :.
an institution necessary 10 aid in tbo EsoaI
operations Of our government ''''"'
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-07-27

,,y a new political paper is abou, to appear in
" ashlngion, called the Madisonian. |,
processes TO advocate the principles OF the
democratic party and, il is limited, will sup.
port the interests of MIR RIyEs
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-07-27

%The Circuit Court of the United
States for Western Virginia commences
Its session in Lewisburg. on the 9TH of
August.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-07-27

&5'ludge White has replied to Gen.
jackson, in the Knoxville Register.
The controversy is entirely too volumin-
Gus for our columns.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-07-27

SMALL NOTES.-The Portsmouth
Savings institution has issued certificates
oil dePosite, to supply the deficiency of
small change, in the following form:
No. 90. Portsmouth, July 4th, 1897.
Arthur Emmerson has deposited in the
Portsmouth Saving Fund Society, One
Dollar and Seventy Five Cents, TO be
drawn by him, alias Assignee, upon the
production of this Scrip, on the third
Wednesday in January, April, July OF
October, agreeably 10 the Bylaws.
81 rs VIM. ii. WILSON. Cash'r.
The legality OF this issue is strongly
affirmed by some individuals, doubted
by others, aad peremptorily denied by
third party. We pretend TO no legal
acumen-but we VIII even give our o.
Pinion also. lit be legal for Savings
Banks to give certificates TO depositors,
which nobody denies-and if il be legal
Tor the dePositors to sell their certificates.
which we presume nobody doubts-u hy
may not the purchaser from the deposi-
tor transfer it to Ton, and Tom to Dick
and Dick 10 Harry. and SO OIL qd infni
tum III 1t be legal TO issue and to trans
Ter the certificates at all, what is there in
the last transfer, any more than in the
first, to stamp it with illegality (: What
say the gentlemen OF the long robe -
Lynch6urg Virg iRiqa.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-07-27

MT. Van Buren, declared, that if he vase.
iecied ne would carry out the measures Of the
last administration. III has been SUGGESTED
by a friend at our elbow, that The 1'meas.
u-es, would probably return the compli.
ment, and carry QUIZ him.-N. T. iran.
script '"'
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-07-27

O1- At the recent session Of the Texan
congress, appropriations were made for the
establishment Of a Post Office Department
and y. BARR, Esq, appointed p st Mas.
ter General.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-07-27

me DanvjIle, Roanoke and Junction Rail
road has suspended operations from want of
FUNDS The apprehension is entertained
'ha' II viii not again be resumed-much dis
satisfaction existing among the stockholders
on account of some provisions of the last Le-
gisialure. We ore not aPprised oltbe pafli,
culars.- Ting.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-07-27

r. Wdrd Times. The Carpenters at Grand
"9il' mississippi. were getting four dollars
day up 10 the Oath uIi
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-07-27

The Farmers in this neirbho.hood are no,v
husi'y engaged in cutting their Wheat and
Rye harvest, many of whom did not begin
until the present week. A full half crop we
suppose, will be the average product of their
ldbors this season.-.jeferSOn Free Press
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-07-27

Shaving lac branches.
with charter from the State of Penn
sylvania.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-07-27

SMALL NoTEs.-fhe corporation of the
town OF Portsmouth has issued small noIes
or certificates OF dcposiie, 10 answer the our.
pose ct small change. So, also, has The Hnr
Pers Ferry Savings institution, and lhen in
one way or other our state is likely TO be IN.
ed with shin-Plhsters. We saw day nr
TWO since several small notes 10 circulation
rom Gis'ani states, and o! little bills issued in
maryland there is getting to be in our circu.
'a'ion very great abundance. All this is
ueciueu'y 10 violation OF The laws Of our slate.
SG;, "o one 'hlnks OF mourning any legal liza
oiity by the measure, How much beuer
were 1t that the Legislature had allowed the
banks 10 issue their notes for small amounts
man That the country shall be flooded win
me me promises 10 pay" Of irresponsible and
distant corporations = Winchester Iirq
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-07-27

w ne premium on specie here is ranging
cent Saturday for small amount in order IN
collect some OF the monies due us for o"r Ia
oours. The poor suffer much from This
Ihey get no credit. They receive and ex
penn IN amounts generally under S.; and
'hey yield The FOUND OF FLESH in ain,os,
every case. Judicious exchange Of The
regal tender notes (to which be il known We
are not at all hostiIe) for smaller notes. SO as
10 prevent depreciation, would save several
POUNDS OF FLESH 10 The weekly earnings
OF the poor, AID prevent a loss 10 us and OH
ers, almost every day, OF TEN DOLLARS on
every HUND1ED we make by the "stocat of
"G 6ToV: "-Richmond Comp
LopecIe is now at 8 per cent in Richm'd. I
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-07-27

The first Wheat brought to our market
,h,s season, was IA lot OF about 90 bushels, On
Thursday, from the county of X ing George
OF excellent quality, which sold Tor SI'6S
per bushel. Aitho' the crop in this part Of
the State, IT is feared, will prove short one
we are pleased to hear that the qualify of the
gram generally very good frcdericks>
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-07-27

NEW WHEAT.-The first parcel of
new wheat which has reached this market
was received yesterday 10y Messrs VIM.
Mcdonald & Co. IL came from the Kappa
hammock, and was sold al s rs per bushel-
Baltimore american July Is.
-SN
WHEAr-ranged yesterday from 81 so
TO 81 02 per bushcl. Ii has declined
slightly, no doubt affected by the abundant
crop oi this season. Contracts for August
are made at lao to Ids cts aud 1870 TO 1876
Ii rs arriving slowly and the demand is brisk
Flour brings from SIS for old super fine 10
$40 so, Tor new family. The market /,
brisk At that We believe.
IoBAcco-ls in good demand, tauging
from 50 75 10 S7.-Rich. Comp. July 81.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-31

MONDAY EVENING, OsL seth
The Oxford from Liverpool Toronto, from Lozuon, and The
Ibnnyfrom Havrcare in They all bring regular files
OF prices curant The following are the accounts Al Man
chester the export trade quetsome trade brkconh.
dence and prices remain firm The handcom ~eavers at
Psdahsm ana CoIne were well employed-coton trade
improving Trade rapidly improving ~ Barnsley Busi
ness was slowly improving Boltonhe weavers were all
poyed low wages The goods market al Leeds was
vely-nore goes than comes, which has reduc
ed the stock No material change prices for piece goods In
Bradford msrkedemsnd goodnore business was doing In
Huddufed Nothing had transpred in the York wool
market The RochdaIe hanne msketwas about the same as
last repor,ed Every thing dull Hsllaxprospec was
not considered very encouraging The wooden and
socLno trade at Rosendae and Bury had much improved
hands were foil employment Thus much tor great br
ain nos for France Netting doing IN poashes tohee
,as dul Rice had been aeady-not much demand Whale
bose mad declised 81 81 soils.
The dry goods market in this city continues without ma
terai change The Express cargo Of Malaga fruit was offer
ed TO-DAY and considerable portion sold enumerated
bclow.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-31

CLEARED.
Geo Dei"s ssser Turks snd Nes,nh needs Bremen
Packet Wieng Bremen, Meyer Hupenden-schr Rec
Packet ship Albany johnson, Hayre Oct. l. with mdze
Bark Olive Conner, Sydney, B., days. with COAL to
master.
Schr. Regulus, Mills Wilmington; N. c., days, with naval
sIoop Merchant, Chalker Hartford days. with mdze 10
master.
Below ship and briggs
sAiLED-shp wa,sry IA; asnoId Eoblle, and others
The passengers per Toronto, from LONDON up, per
steamboat Hercues Owing the head wind ebb tide
the H. could not tow The ship up
h August last for Key West has not yet been heard Of 1t
The u y ship Peacock Com s,rbng arrived at Norfolk
3oh instant bearing The broad pendant Of Gem Kenne
has crcumnavgaed world touching Rio de Janero,
syebonp Islands, Cochin. China and Macao in China.
AIDE OF the pors vano Ne Mbo Gambia, and general all
OF Portugal from the mouth Of the river Aye that
of the river Mimic, made on the 18th Sept.
The hull Of the Fd0nia, condemned a, Cork sold for
Low FOREIGN PORTS
MALAGA, Sept. 26.-Ar. Mary Pease, New York.
cassa ssp Psa Laase, N New YORK q days
orr DuHcEssEs Sept 2e-Union, Weller New York.
wARsssgspE Sept pit, S-sonhe Knack' New York. Sophia
M malta, Sept +-cuDissSS. 5 Ts;sgna' Ne~YorA
Oct Sd, onhe Lizard Montreal, Grifag hence for London
Lonaon dated Angus; sSSSoeh arrived here
the 3i inst in 10 days from the Of Patagonia. with full
cargo of oil price oil here Is SO per gallon,
az duty-unc whether discharge here or not"
' UNITED STATES PORTS.
PORTLAND, Oct 27.--Ar. Medora, Pierce, New York.
PHADELp HIA, Oct 20 Ar Benj Duncan Honeyvile New
York; Planet smith, do-Cld, Resolution Cant ell do Eli
zabeth Rebecca, Allen, do Warren, Fountain, do; Perse
verance, Cog, 90; Alert Scott do; Orb, Dunn do; Sun,
Lee, de-. Victory, Smith, do
NoRroLK, Oct 27-Ar. Florida, Chase, New York.
PREprRIcxsDuRe, Oct 23.-Ar Ann Rebecca, IIudgens,
New York . -
NOBLE, Oct 22-Ar Birmingham, Robinson, New York.
NEW ORLEANS Oct 22-Ar. YsIeo Trask. New York;
Powhattan McCerrau dol Trenton, Pratt Boston; Bashaw,
Tucker do for Natchez; Boy Bari, Newport, X l. The
New London anchor of the ;. w. bar goth inst
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-31
4@.OW.OOO

From this table wbe that all the old began
70 decline rapidly in For the last three there
s, greater decline But this table for another
sion.
We wish readers TO treasure up these tables for we
mean 10 show that the South Eastern States compete
with those In the South wesha their day is gone, and
that their talk about exporting their ownproduce sheer
b,ang as the great of the crop will be shipped from
New Orleans Just by way warning will tell them, in
1s54-64 100000 lbs. exported from New Orleans
whefrom there exported only 6775oooo :
The South Caronians and feel that the sceptre Of
mir. has gone from their oretu agaa Their
impetent attempts bring back again ory proves how g-
norsnt they of the elements OF political economy
SAvAHNAH 23rd October-Far business was dsne in p
q M II Espo NO hs
gia, for this port, on the z3rd, 26s bales -, -,
.l@s s O. for Mississippi 10 demand
manufactures in Kentucky graduy on the increase Lille
than spinning Cotton yarns assorted command
MosLr ssrd-Fia report of the board of brokers,
Augustus Tnrda Is Secretary and Tuthll and Tho
mas Mcmillan the Executive CoHmtee oil this newly or
gained board Receipts Of cotton on the same day 4os bales
Macos isrCoton arrives large quantities, and sales
mand has continued animated An Of &c per Ibis
pecied so soon as rises authorize shipments Plant
formerly biz BY s,cring Rates for new 0 elc.
New OsLEAss. OF als'-a fair demand experienced
ipcr last quotations Tcnne,sees and North AZ
ssn S. Of r. which s;aa we're Mississippi and
Cleared n the sane time 252 bales Stock inclusive
OF iii on shipboara cleared the 18th instant
Oct 25d-Ex ports-o Philadelphia, 81 bales Receipts OF
cotton 2i40 bales that day .
cott,s 700 Ia Operations limited Market quiet for cotton
ssss 81 0 OF gsd sa. s
inferior and Ioc for good were disposed Of
NArcHrz gtbExports direct to the LIST October 10 IL.
verpool per chip ~, Louis 1l.0 bales Dumsni l5o do
Powhsan 1850 do; Florence, 1921 do; Mon pelier 1850 dol
ali g,s bale The exports for the fcal ending seth
september through the mouths OF The Mississippi amounted 70
cal sa b.las
Orls ans from becoming the capital OF the south .
BNTfM.sr rth.-SmalI sales Upland, lcA II cents. New
Gald Iiren
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-31

BuyL's HEAD, MONDAY, Oct 80
The supply Of Reeves, sheep and lambs was considerably
shorter than sst week. which caused trhng advance in
nrce. There were 100 beeves 100 Of which from Pennl
yapa and the rest this state that sold from 81 81 aver
age S7s5o the hundred pounds.
Sheep and lambs-3oso The former brought from 81 4,
and the Iaiier from sl.a5 to 225 EACH
0f Cows and csvss25 which sold al from s2o 70 eacn
Hay-From Co. . S. Cd. the cvt
the cattle market Of Saturday last beeves OF
a fair quality ranged from $3.50 TO 7.5o per cwt.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-31
CAUD.-To LADIES AND gENTLEMEN
IA LADY MOrTAGUES COMPOUND CRIMES

A ~
SOAP prepared beautiful esotcs, and warranted per-
fecty innocent completely ersdcses tan, echles pnp~r
spot rencss and an eruptons gradually rpssp
seI.sr -n lin transforms the sallow eomples-
IONS radiant whsness mpaf1ss o beautiful juve
nile bloom.
Genensn aner shaving, viii find alisy the rtsbiliy
and and render the shin smooth end pleasant
For sale Wholesale and retail by A. Underh " Beekmss
81 corner williams Or Hart, Of Broadway and Char-
hers Dr. Syme, Bowery, serner Walker st.; D. scbefeln
ia Canal ST. corner Lawrence St c1lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-31

Auction Sses-Fi $500 boxes M r. raisns - 4o 300 hal
do do 22 500 do s2 oO6 half kegs grapes ass 500
bbl do Leah 100 pots do 2Is 100 small do do LOS 40
drum figs 9 TOO jars olives ISL Isl 500 boxes rans Oil 10
bags walnuts $50 do almonds 3-terms cash and months
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 49, p M-No change in American cot
ton goods Copper &c for sbss.hSg-buyess are waiting
WINcHEsTER,VA.) Oct 9th Faxseed, 81 Timothy 81
Plaster, $40; Fine SALT Is. SO per sack.
PORTLAND, Oct 26th-Tobacco, Kentucky, &c manu-
fscured ~ loci Lard, s4 loo Rice, All Liverpool
Salt, e3
New ORLEA ANS, SATURDAY Oct 81, p. M.-Sugar-Prme,
6A Molasses Levee 25 rs cents gallon sales
plantation 20 q small sales. Bacon-Hams I0t lie per
ID; canyassed IL l2ic middngs lo IL do; shoulders
4 do limited sales Lard per h. 10 G aecordins to
quality per ID; do. do crossed "a do.
sales Whkey-Rectifed ~ A per gallon; common, AZ
do small supply Sat-Liverpoo coarse 81; fine $3.50 per
sack Overwhelmingly, 23a25c c; rope, o III Freghs-
CoonTo Liverpool ~ per ID; Havre, II c; New York C.
TobaccoTo Cowes and market hhd Sos Cd; Bremen &
Hamburg, direct, 5os New York, per hid, a S6i.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-31

SILyEh-SILVEK-S LIT.
JrSmal cnange such shings. sxoences ten and rive
pieces will be gveR in exchange for sayes
ter dollars Apply al the desk sfth office. o3l.i "a
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-31
HAMsRPWAEEx GYTL =. f,s G as. AN \

PlSTOLSA w. SPIES, 1872 Pearl ST. Offers for sale at
extreme prices the following new goods.
Rodgers Wostenholn, and oher fine Cutlery
Ivory and common table Cutlery all kinds
Wade, and Butchers and Elots Raz0rs
Britannia, plated and iapanned wares
Anvils, Vices Hoes and Trace Chains
Edge tools. Places and Files Of different makers
Collins, Simmond's and stones Axes,
SEQ Guns 500 Rifles, 1000 pair Pistols
Gun sporting implements OF every kind
Gun materials tor Gunsmiths
Pocket Books Wallets and Mathematical Instruments
Violin Strings and Vioilns
and French Fancy CT DDS in lots to suit purcha
OI6-Sms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-31
MAR RED.

On the 10Th inst by the Rev. DR. Anhoa. Mr. James Pons-
ford this city, Miss Clark dan gher of John Clark
AT Oxford N. " Thursday. Oct 26th by the Mr..
Bush Mr. g. Sands d. to Eliza daughter Of the late Hen
ry Mygatt, all Of this place
At the American Chapel Havre, the 3st August last
Timothy Chnan, Esq, of London Catharine c. Moore,
daughter Of T. Langstrth Esq., of Trenton New Jersey
DIED.
On Sunday evening Oct Goth, Andrew Jackson youngest
soa of Col John j. Manning aged years and months
On Sunday evening last Of protraeted Illness Edmund A.
Jarvis in the 33h year of his age
On Saturday morning, Roosevelt Graves. NJ d. in the list
year Of his age.
On Saturday Mrs Corneia wife OF James Savies, in the
S8th year Of her age.
AT Staten Island Hospital on Friday night, Mr.. Thomas
Philbrook, in the 34th y, OF his age.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-31

tSUo s-BoOJs-nUO s.-Fsshienable PR
- &c Boot storeH. NEWELL respectfully informs The
pubo he has taken the store Ne % Canal corner
wooster, where he intends keepng general assortment Of
mems and boys boots which he Offers wholesale and retail NJ
reduced prices fsr cash. jus, received from bis factory few
o French pump boots prime article for summer which
he offers NJ the reduced price of s3oo
NIB. Constantly on hand, boots fsr s25o and &27s
fv2S Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-31

ITO THE ,LADlES-Mutfs, Boas, Capes, Pelerines,
L &c.-C. WATSON, l54 Chatham st. has on hand ele-
of the above articles which he afford
sell very reduced prices and respectfully invites the
ton OF ladies who DESTROYS of securing their personal com
fort through the coming winter the least expense
his stock of Dressed Furs consisting Of article in the line
which he is confident will be found unsurpassed in the city
regards quality cheapness.
Also fur co.h velvet fancy caps of the latest and
approved patterns
NJ b. Ladies Furs altered and repaired and article 10
the line made to order CHARLES WATSON,
ol7.lms ia Chatham 81