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Education An NIississiPPi.

the hustle and turmoil of the
elections are over we design de-
a portion of our columns to the
lant subject eff education. There
state inthe Union whose natural
tages to elevate the human mind
eater than those which the State
siSsippi possesses, yet this impor-
ubject receives little or no atten-
with us. The few able teachers
ave, are devoting their energies
are wearing out their lives for a
competence, and sometimes not
that. There appears to be a death
patty on the part of the citizens
ii that branch of the State author
which is vested with power to aid
& promotion Of moral and mental
Re. Our towns and villages which
led with Industrious and enterpris-
tizens do not, in many instances,
Encouragement to a single teach
This is shameful. and IS calculated
nish the reputation which Missis-
has obtained abroad for magnani-
and philanthropy.
ississippi has the wealth and all the
ral resources which are requisite
ace her first amongher sister states
lint Of education. All that is want
5 to turn public opinion and the en-
s Of the State into a proper chan
Other States which do not pos
half the advantages that belong
r state, have at least one Univer-
where youth can receive a COM
education, besides many Acader
and preparatory schools. All
have observed the rise and pro-
Of society must be familiar with
enehcial influence which seminal
f learning invariably exert upon
y in general.
have often heard it remarked BY
bore religious portion Of society
he enormous extent Of vice anc
rality in newly settled countries
fibutable to the absence of reHgi
societies. While we allow mucE
) purity Of such assertions anC
much to the beneficial influences
peral associations, we are COMPEL
resort to other andmore Suficien
IS for the prevalence Of vice.
Stianity with no guide but igno
Emo support but the bursts 0
ion, ever has lead, and ever will
to fanaticism. The dictates o
on and experience teach US tina
ERNEST and surest support Of reli
and morality is to be found in til
Der culture Of the mind, and that n
ETY. can attain the ends for which
INTENDED, in a.domestIc and Pohti
point Of view, without the aid an,
ence ola general diffusion ofknow
e. rg
o create an eficientsystem o. edu
on iR'Mississippi, the first step mus
aiken by the Legislature. A pla
be, fixed upon which wilInoti on
US seminaries Of learning equal
in the Union, but which will ad
city to the wealth Of The State an
he happiness Of she people. Th
ney that's annually paid by the clt
Of this State to distant institution
Pc way ofeducstion, board, trave
and other expenses, would give
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-11-14
Messrs. Payne 4 swlney,
Of Etkabure


x w IF .FstksB4rg.
TN the Southern Argus Of the 10th; I ob.
y served an advertisement Of yours IL
which you say, ] frandulenslY obtained yonr
endorse ment on two notes held by me. h
making this publication you are wilfully
rePrs sentlng that which yon know to Be
Iatse--and can view it in 10 other light
than your own diahonesty prompting yOlitO
Witty an honest man. for the purpose Of 81
VoldinR the payment Of q debt which yOu
are justly bound for. You well know new
er had one word 81 eOnvetsalion with you
ou the subject Of the e..doFsement, neftheP
before or after. it was done. sold 70 Mr.
FarrpY property. for which the notes were
given. and required Of him endorsed paper
for the amount of cash paid By me on the
| property. He gave me The notes with your
endorsement, hoW he claimed il J do poa
know but your assertions 70 the CONTRARY
! believe BY fair representation cuRsul-
ted with, I. j Randolph of whom hnr.
chased the props ~, and Was satisfied e.
take The notes without ever speaking tosynn3
on the subject. an sofry yoa thus COM
i pei me To Come before the publie hnt. jns-
tihcallon 70 myself requires Should do-itS
i and hopefhe term nalin1 e llesuit have
Instituted against you fof the notes allpaegt
to WI prose % the eoI npniEY whose s'agk.
'ses I GSEfs 5g.ys.
=. 81 ss.s.sa.s =. Qf.Cols,,s NH. /
j. C6IdAbu 0elobeFi Is ,l1aF ..1f -
i - Fas yIeksb6t snehll VIM pIep<
insert the abave twice ard 4ofWata
! bin 70 this olaas aor paYale7t
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g, 8. FR.HWKEER

"AS on. hand a few pieces Of handsome
IL A1eO9'0i8s CGlToeStSSg. Brussels and
Tufta Rugs. Brass Andlrsns, Shovels and
longs, Fire Dogs & Irons. Tea Kettles.
Brittania Tea Sets, Splendid cut glass
Decantersi white Lead, LiRseed Oil. Spirits
-, 1rPensl"e wlnGow Glass sna F s1J
his Store on Main Street opposite tie Cone
merciaI Bank. a. frass1 -
Sept. 2eth 1837-3-tf. 1
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Commerce al Bank OF Columns us
Mississippi.

.NoUember Cd, 1887.
ID ESOLVED, That this Institution will
IL advance on Cotton shipped to its
Agents in Mobile, New Orleans, New YoFk
and Philadelphia; and that all persons avail
ing themselves of this opportunity. NAV
calculate upon similar advance on their
next years crop. after the present season
expires. And that all Cotton so advanced
upon, will be placed under Insurance imme-
diately, and the nett proceeds be paid over
so soon as returns are made.
Extract frOm the minutes.
Bv order of the Board.
CHARLES H. ABERT,r
Cashier, .
Nov. 2, 1837-s-,f ..s
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.V'e1U .4dUerttsemae0ES.
Notice.
7 HAVE placed all notes a

IT HAVE placed all notes and
4 accounts due to the firm Of John & Will
liam Huddleston, TO myself; to myself as
guardian Of Paul and Eally Hendrick; and
to the estate # GustavnS Hendriok in The
hands of Dickinson & Bnykin, for settle
ment aud collection, who are authorized tc
institute suits upon ali which are not arrang-
ed, upon the FIRST of March next,
JOHN HUDDLESTON.
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DISSOLUTION.

DLUNKET' & TAYLOR have this Aay
Il dissolved copertnershiP ii the Butcher
Ing business. B. Taylor jr! and Shi-
die will continue 70 supply the market.
B. ia YLOR,
B. PLUNKEF.
n. B. All those indebted to the firm OF
Plunkett & Taylor. are requested 70 pay up
Immediately, or otherwise their aCcouuts
will be placed in the hands of an officer.
Columbus. September 8, l837-S2-d
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Notice.

r OST or niisIaid ons Note en- Moses l..
Ia Cline, for Twenty FIVE Dollars and Sc
ven cents, dated the .S0th August last, and
due 1st January 1885, Mr.. Cline is hereby
notified from paying such note; and the
finder will confer favor on returning said
note to the subscriber.
Nov o 1Qqz q OF an So
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Notice.

r HAVE first rate Chanritee with noun
ted Gear for sale. Also: A pair ae pq-
MES well broke. Those who may wish to
purchase, viii please call and examine.
WIN. P. FULLER,
Nov. z, 1837-s72t
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
Take Notice.

|THE Subscriber being determ-
l. med to close his business, would res
Ipec,fully inform all those indebted to him
by note or account, that he will without DIS
Itinction place all such as will come uuder
the jurisdiction of a magistrate. in the hands
IOf that officer for collection on the goth Of
ths month. Those who wish to avoid costs,
by payment, will find their notes and &C
counts, at the counting room os my old stand.
CHAS. H. ALERT.
Columbus, Nov. IA, 1887. g If.
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Notice
n consequence Of the decease of our late
4 partner, Mr.. Jack F. Ross, the firm of
kosS x Ford, and Ross, Howl & Ferd are
dissolved. The undersigned will continue
the tactoragc and Commission Business in
this city under the firm Of
HOKT & FORD,
an" hope from their experience ia the bust
ness and strict attention to the interest Of
their friends, to merit and secure continu-
ance OF their confidence and patronage.
Othce as formerly. Commerce, between
Cont and Government streets.
WAIT S. HOYT,
CLINTON FORD.
Tuscaloosa, Nov. Z, I837-4m
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The STATE OF MISSISSIPPI ,
L,wndeS County.


Pro6ates Court, October Term. 1887.
TNO all persons interested IN the Real
Il Estate Of David Love late Of Lowndes
County, Deceased:
You are hereby cited to appear before
the Probates Court of Lowndes County at
the CourtH use thereof ON the second Mon
day of January, 1888; then and there 40
show cause if any you can why the following
Land and Lot, the property of the Estate of
said David Love deceased. To wit: The
east half nf the south west quarter and the
Snnth half Of the west half If the south weSt
quarttrof section No. Twelve. IN Township
No. Eighteen south, IF Range No. Eigh
teen west, and square No. eighteen. south Of
Nam Street, in the plan Of lie town of Co
lumbnS, should not be sold according 10 the
nravcr of the Petition of Miles Love and
Ewing F. calhoun, Guardians Of the per-
sons and property e Ira NJ. Harriet L,
Angelina, Eliza L., Thomas N. and Amzi
F.. Love, minor heirs Of said David Love
deceased, andEhhu B, Castor in right of his
wife, Clarissa E., formerly CIarissa +,
Love.
And for there to do and suffer such things.
as shall be considered Of and ordered by
the said Court in the premises.
Wtne>S-Thomas sampson, Esq. Judge
{ Prnnates for said County of Lowndes,
the 1t MONDAY of October. 1887.
Issued the 90 b dav Of October, 1887.
X d. HADEN. { Jerk.
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j. j. GOODWIN g co.

DEG leave to inform the cltk-
ID zensgof CelRmbns, and the public gen
orally thatetheymre HoE HeceiYiug and open
ING. on Market Street, a. large, and entire
new and splendid Stock Of Goods. consisting
ia. part gof sE.a -. jssa as s,ie Y
Dry Goods, Groceries, ,shs & -
Hardware. CutleEys 8s.f 6 ,essss ~
Queens Ware, &c, &c. ia ssstJ si's
/; All ofwhich we will sen low Tor cash or
pn the.usnal time 70 punctual customers.
n ass 1e97-s33-sf
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Ware House Charges,

WE have established the follow
w i"g rates of charges in our business
at this place:
Storage on Cotton per Bale, or Mereh-
andize per Bbl., for first month. IS cts.
And half price for every succeed H
ing month
Shipping, Receiving, & For
warding. on delivery, 1912
Weighing Cotton per Bale. u La
Do, mdz. per 100 pounds 3
Marking Cotton per bale, Ola
Commissions for advancing or guarantee
ing freights, s per CT.
Commissions on Sale ofmdz. S /"
Dc. on bacon at retail, 10 /"
Do. for guaranteeing
sales Of Merchandise seId
- on credit, Srftnr
Commission for collecting. S g
And expenses attending the same. 80 IS
Storage will be charged en- all MeFchan-
die sold by us at the above rates.
Charges required in every instance on
delivery of the articles stored. . saa-
CLARKEeS COsll
ESTES, & .cOsto
Columbus, NCY, 1887, --94lf'l vsasssl
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T. Morse Reuben Hodges George Vaughan Ne,ctOn Wright
Fields Esqrs sevcray elected Judges Police for the several
tets in which they reside.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-11-14

A Lat or LEETRRG. "A
u enaaining an. the Pest Office aG
IL. columbuss Mississippi, on the Slst
Ilctnh..r 1877
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Trust Snle,


DUBLIC notice is hereby given that
4 by virtue in pursuance Of Deed oF
Trust executed to me by Sylvester Peas4,
bearing date the 18th dav of March 1887,
and duly recorded in the Office of the Clerk
Of Probates for Lowndes County, in the
State ofMisSissippi, ] shall proceed to sell
on Monday the 9th day Of November 1887,
at the Court House in Lowndes County
and town of Columbus, Mississippi. at pub
lie Sale tn the highest bidder, one equal in
dlvidual half or moietv of that certain piece
of ground situated in the town Of Columbus,
I.owndeS County, Mississippi; being part of
Cots number six and seven, in square mum
her two, north of Main Street. And also,
the one equal individual half or moietY of
that certain piece of ground situated in Co
lumbus aforesaid, designated as the west
half ct lots number three and number eight,
in square numbertwo. north Of Main Street
together with the buildings thereon, being
the same property conveyed to me by the
said Sylvester Pearl as aforesaid; all al
which is fully described and set forth in
said deed oftrust of RECORD aforesaid, and
to which reference can be had. The terms
will be made knowp IN the day If sale.
M WATSON, Trustee
Oct. SlSt, 1837-7-4t
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IT, 3.IIuOM
Taylor RaFpsh : Thonsoa Willis
Towns col. II .fyree g c.
Tucker mrs Mary GThcnpsoi, AlexAn-
Tucker George B - der B
Taliferro Capt L B Thornton Esther z
Thornton Robt F thompson Dtrs lEaria
Tuttler Emily Taylor Benjamin +
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Colored for Steam Boat Bills do
Do for Druggists. CoRfecti1ners, &c.
Steel Pens, all kinds
Qu'l>; British Note anti Pea Waters,
London Sealing Wax.
Blue Fluid Writing Ink,
Red Ink; Writing Sand.
Cards, Visiting; do Printing,
Razors, superio, Penknives,
Scissors; Indellible Ink, for marking
linen
Bronzcd Ink Stands. &c. &c.
Blank Books.
Dav Books, Journals, LegerA, Bank Books,
&c. Of all sizes, suitable for the country
trade.
Blank Books manufactured to order, and
paper ruled to pattern.
All the new and popular Works Of Fiction,
received as early as isSue1 from 'he Press.
Schools and Seminaries of LearAing fur
nished Books in alItae departments of Lit
erature, imported with despatch, and on
reasonable terms.
Orders by Post promptly attended to, for
all kinds Of heavy Writing and Printing Pa
pers.
Oct. 10, 1837-4t
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GEO. S.GAINES.
IONA. EMANUEL



EMANUEL & GAINES respectful
ly acquaint their customers and friends that
Geo. w. Gaines and James Fitzsimmons
will continue the Factolage and Commission
Business on their own account, and that
they will be pleased to attend to the BUSH
ness Of such of their friends as may favor
them with their patronage.
.GOPARTE Frs HIP GEO. w.
~ GAINES AID JAMES FITzs1MMoNs,
having this day entered into business under
the name and style Of
Gatt1Fa q .1FttsstnrmI0t1s,
Will give their attention exclusively to the
F'GctO1.age Bassilless.
They will Oe pleased to- attend to the bp-
sinesS Of the customers Of the late firm 81
EMANUEL 81 G AIN E 80
And respectfully solicit their patl onagel
and that of any others who may entrusl
them with their BusilIsss They win re.
mark, that II will. be their utmost care tC
merit the confidence Of their friends ,,1r .
go GEO, w. GAINES,
JAMES Fl I lL2lAlllAlQNS
Mobile, Sept. A, 1887, SIT s.,..s
-g-AWTEN5EHONg DRAGOONAg
lrH7OU VIII pssraGle I'm front % tn
n Court HR1se on Saturday the l8t
inst, at a0 o'clocks AZ "a. a,s 81 s. 4
.laB BY lortIer of the Captain.
Il JOSEPH w. CARROLL. %. s.
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RTSSOLUTION.---The Co-pafIner-
- ship heretofore existing between
George S. G,ines and Jonathan Emanuel, as
7smanufI s. GatuRs,
Has this day ceased by mutual consent.
The unsettled business of the firm will be
settled by either Of the undersigned, aud
the name Of the firm used in liquidation on
".
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SOEl8IGRo

1850 Prizes, amounting to $40, 900
1000 Tickets at $40 each, is "a, 600
Not taco blanks to q prize.
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stop the Rogue.

October IS, 1837-7-4t
The herald., 1837-04-29
Ann use Hne eRts.
DARK THEITuE.-ruls EVE,

Il iomad the Comedy
PAUL PRf-Pau PIy, Mr. Chippndale-Nlfs. Subtle, Mrs.
Whratley
To ocone.ude with the Play sr
LA BAYADEkE-Zolae Al lie Aurusta-Fu,rma Mis-, Kerr
Nilko, Madame Otto.
lioof. 81 en Al z performances "A SOCK
Foxes 81; PA 50 cts; Gallery 20
khANkLlN TH1IAIR INGERsOLL's
BENEt II-rEiS EVENING wll be presented the Play OF
A NEW WAYI0 PAY OLD DERrS-si Giles Oy, reach MIR
After which,
RICHARD Ili.-rchafl Ilif-ui. ich,,apd NJ In...
soil "'' .'ii' iHssi'
To conclude whI
The w LID BOY OF BOHEMiNDVrVY43Yy Mr. Conv-Con,t
ess birs. Stiekney. ~
Doo' speA a torilrmances O'Clock pre-
csely. Boxes 80 cents I'm ~.
The herald., 1837-04-29
yIYIE CLrNK,s GUIDE. etcoMMnRllAL COR.

", ~ftUWNsNtIAI
u RESPONDENCE; t;onprr-tng Let of iv-duon,
credit and general business with of
Hill. Pael. Is Of Rscha,ge Arcvnt sails g1u,tioo %
-ents E,pasati ~ Commercial rerns, Advice
yosna merchants a1a rsc.n with cgaa the
of lpf mess ny v. Fstt Prcp.l of yOyk
Commercial ScI,oo Aunor of hyk kfe A.
vol pp 80. Ja.t ptsishr5 and for snk Nv
=. StIEpAf D. I~e Roadway. :,
n- Alta rA Get, have hers win shnld " censsrcs
Ia he ind pcrsabe unor Cck ~ toW
mercia Agcnry nsshrcns i b. sefvtcenbf ~
all oI,f,ss 4 /.
VEGETABLE corr Pound OH or colnnng the
Hsir either brown ~ ct lAnrk. r..-.t-
As0 MARKING INK, fnt LIcn without rrefs' ~ ~ sAf
~ ns3.f Hfs NiN1 lH fu@AA
The herald., 1837-04-29

AK E.-Mk. iNGERS0LL's
Nc WI be presented the Play OF
DEBfS-Sir Giles OY, rreach, Mr..
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7.'Dn0 100 LA. nnn nan Oh SEQ


viii b. perceived by h statement we reduced the
amounts OF The several OF France England the
same denomina ions The first feaur, the
great Dy between the contion of the currency France
as conplrcd with those of England and the
te democracy cth French repub they had prodgou
ma Tor paper When apoeoa became First Consul he
aoonha The paper system and established single National
Biuk-he oAa now in exist deal in the higher Of
cnises ana oisssc under charge
ioa pr cent interest Since that tme few uson have taken
pacen fnce, and their paper circulation varied only with
the legitimate transactions of commerce.
the beginning OF 1885, the of the last
o. tue unc states relative to the currency began operate
The Ike way II tie year. began to make specie
~" INTO the cont aad to or ate grea. inequality England
by the treasury tables appears that the aggregate amount
goi and s imported and exported follows
Years Iapoyfei ErDorfeJ
1888, Si7,9ll,632 St,S76,25S
1895,
1870, l2l6S3T2 i,i35,sl5
The herald., 1837-04-29
NONE MAR X r +.

The gloom aud despondsncy increase apase
took another iumbeamos on the i TWO o
fhres, falling several cent United St7es no" uo" -
land the best bank stock the street below par DRY DUCK
many others have fallen per from their highest quota
in two months Utica Rail Road is at and every other
par more Failures aso continue and when they
are tottop no one can preiiet
There is much heavier calamity Impending the
than the failures of mercantile houses or the eA
pacted bad roh England
Under the influence and by TIE repeated advice Of the
ent The people gradually abst actag the
from the banks. This drain first motion by the En-
President in his efsrts specie currency and if
few months longer there not bank the nation that will
not have to suspend ymcns TLe only dependence of
tie BANKS now the deposors II thy to take alarm
tae Whole fabric epape, cedi: woad lis final blow
rom We" Ofe Tat the people the great
mass are connua g Changing their money for The
same snt exists hire In few months single bank, the
Dy Dock has paid out amount of specie eqaa to ITS capitals
ana We take that as specimen, be asserted with safety
thit all the banks OF III state have pad equal
t"ie their capitals during the last year. basks city
hlve probably 900 ia specie ah the United Bank
a)o The same sum short time Of country
bank presenisdtoa bank check s Prime Co.. for
$4,000 and demand spec wds aid he country bank Thu
c afk refused replying that they had arrange
me with The drawer not TO specie until the government
made another draft item that nmen
draft dre:eny been refused paid Other arrange
meats existence with other exchange horses not to
draw unless treasury should be presented ic pay
moat
We arc th eore singular and scaal0us condition as
sec's and paper The movements in these
matters, during the last three England France and
the United remarkable and instructive. In January
1885 according the most accurate sources heoowins the
The herald., 1837-04-29
NEW YORK TAITkR RsALLs-Tho, Gre.

CARD he ruscrb.r VI oud nfUrm his customers and
n fncnd., aud tn p c general that be has su
IN. retail business, his old stand Breadv
we'd 80. COufilandt
he Will constantly keep on md arre ~ his
tapns mRuuas urd M hls ckercsl aborni
devote thr tCrrrsn .,lvcrJ h,c
coming ny erai tho pr,rcira Of his
and Ia srecne The crude etal,
public ios-e s~p "a stsHsiv. Of useful afc
bc b. stare Or h,s chcnra
those Rrtslrs which h. has been the habr
supplying th1 trade With ~ is pof st,ong kewse h
Aurr,r ~ whafcvtr Ell hs
with his @1r., H J. a. LAM a Co. o. at
store No Co-rard ri Brosd~ay w Le potsp
yrxecusd ty Dr LEW ~ FEl1HTWANGtR
The herald., 1837-04-29
NEW YORfl ltACE.

3.
FIRST SPR y G MEETlN G. 1887,
WILL CoMhENcE THE FIRST TUESDAY ~ May 2d
FIRST Iutsday Sweepst kes, hie Heats for year. old
Enuahce 500, Forfeit 500. Eighteen subscribers.
SUBSCRIBERS.
Robert iiloi'on nan's Henry, Of The dun Of Medoc
<. X. L.. pFplr pafRa
The herald., 1837-04-29

TO PRINTERS

TO PKANTEkS.
I5 FOR SALE-'rhe Fosnt Of fAGAiE TYP = on which the
Herald Is pircd weighing 5eween 300 aud 400 pounds
b, sold low Apply at the fnnng s;e of lis Fulton
street. ue
10 LAWRENCE WALLIS Is informed that lie viii hear sf
snshg G. ms advaniage by ca ling at No H. TON
OF Wall and Water streets, New York aa7-a.
The herald., 1837-04-29

AsA TO LET-Ihc store known ss No. iis Maia.
. one door irern Pearl street Possession given mmet
at fsi Pc rls
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~
N. II. " the stock sold by the 1sh inst will H.
~ 1nrt' on hy Me- -srs. Franklin q Jenkins nol
I IEPOT ron WINDOW AND PICTURE:

- GLASS, IA Spr, &C street the Park.
CHANCES White Fugls, CROWN GLASS 10 ofBOt'.
Tie THICKNESS Of sisizes frO by by inches
FRENCH GLASS Of superior color aty, hoin by
sty ~ inshcs.
Paisrl swivel anmon.s with NEW sparks, market prices
az in.. GEO CHANCE q GARRETT
The herald., 1837-04-29

H..r rHttE Mo sIC.-Nes and fa.'s. ! nahle ensray-
Nasic 's0 - Piano and FLUTE ~ cenfs urge.
ns- MQRR'-ONs PILLS 1he Fe1ung fiyfcnn tnive,'al
\, Ali - htrs. KINGS OLD Ftsrdt
ias.f.3 sii Fu'oa a., pssf Dtoadwaf.
The herald., 1837-04-29
NNOOD,H HCAnPENTMRs, 4 MRCHANICs

w TOOL .! Chsfnm and Chamber ~
yorkT j. W. has constantly Tor sale excellent as-fmen ~
following ofcvety description stock, ard bits augers
and --, paisnt se enipper- aud dvd tsnin1
nrncr chc. and sousr screw plates stocks and dies hsr
,hxes csrls levels burntshers
circular tursng lates
s'uments, weo BOXES for cutting of all sizes IA
drh rws cutting nigers and pliers, rtr~
saws pass oil stones draw knives, plane irons and
squares, hollow tools Shelters
cabinet makers clamps, glue fois bow
nr A large assortment of Planes. acturcd by A.
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The herald., 1837-04-29
V,mE MAMMOTH CHEESE FARM 20

L SkLE subscriber ones ~ sab The spendd FAR Of
Colonel Thos an aHr ~ Tho town ~ SANDY Greek.
t~o and half thg ysge of PULASKI oswsgo ctuny.
rb,. coeairs 7c0 ~ wh ch ~ under
h,eh ate ~ e t ton The s1hfber has hesitation
commencing ~ he ,sl rvs ~ me VI ed Sthts On
he mon a.. X 70 dws ling h-uos, five of which rcy
rnip, and - good Eve large tarns nal and
;as other LInrs- ALL amounting 10 ~ sO u also
,ars ~ b. choicest Mind of fruit rre springs grod
hh The water condHried throue the houses
, y rapccuc's, and failing ~ There
-aia farm last head of cattle horses
AMI There raised AID Fam, nst
- hay cics large nifty Of wheat corn a.
M aisn ~ ~ 5000 worth ~ che,
~ hay simulated ianfsouC fortune SAID
farm. efefs q ., ow price ard ti luhef percu-
lufs, cnptrs ~ r A. DWIGHT. 7 Nassau street.
lf desired viii BE- i, lied ~ lo. Il pur cha-crs
90 TN