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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-20

\ l IaI u ! GLUED, ia =, &C. &c.
1T COST.
NV stock Is very large and desirable, embracing al
every article usually kept i'll Dry Goods Houses
There many pieces OF Goods, fresh aud uncut and
nearly all oi the assortment bought btt6ro The rerY
Rreat ddrd"cfS last ran, in the Northern cities. The
following are few "i the articles composing thu
lection viz.
Fine aud super Broad cloth, all colors
Extra heavy Pilot Cloth and Iccrsham Coating,
Fine aud supc, CassInctts, aud Gassimers, all col
ours,
kerscss, Pulled Cloths, Army Clo.hs, and Linscys.
for Negroes,
Rosc Whitney Macanaw, Duicl and Point Blan-
Red, white and green Flannels and Bai7es
BALES , aud II OInnburgs. yer, heavy,
\ large LOT 81, IL and ID Shcclinc,
Bed Ticking, Apron Checks, Nc
N1erlnos, tucas-I,ns Challys and Bombazncs,
q pieces Italian fcndHring, some yer, good att
cents,
Al beautiful assorn,enI Of, eq'o,c. Gro de Maps
poult de- Swas Gro de Swisses and ssatins
\ splendid lot of dark Calicos and French Can,
Mcrno. Th,bct- Wool, Challv eastman, Worstod.
Satin aud Silk Shawlsand flandkercels,
Lace aud Muslin Capcs Colals, Caps and Coils
rcttcs,
Colored SIX Nckcts and Ostrich Feathers
\ general assortment OF Bonnet and Cap Ribbons
Besides great variety Of other FANCY GOODS,
4 large assortment Of fashionable Fur
and Satin HATS, for gentlemen,
Also. A LARGE LOT OF SHOES, HARD
WARD. CUTLERY, GROCERIES, &c. &C..
Those who deal IN tins market have frequently
been imposed upon by advertisements, OF this kind,
that The, may look upon all others with suspicious;
but in tins instance, assure them that my
GOODS and prices shah establish the truth of my
assertions, Whenever favored with call Country
Merchants and the public generally, are requested To
call and examine the assortment as feel confident
al giving general satisfaction.
X. i. NORNELL.
January , Is il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-20

E.zSIxID.v.1YLE Hits.
E have received my Spring assortment
of HATS. Among them is the much
admired SILK HAT, of various shapes
Also BLACK and DRAM BEAVER Blk.
and DB. PLAIN &c &c. of all the variety of fashions
to please the old and young.
They are handsome good; cheap. Please call
and examine. JOdING NEEN
April s 3w II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-20

VIRGINIA Alta court al quartz r nrs,ion, begun and
held o, the oi Amherst, tbs courthouse.
Nonda, the anh ,nN OF March, lBi,
III, hard :. Ill4, plenil,
drafH,i
William Hattie, il. and jane T. rnlinitto,
irs limit
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-20

q = Robert Buchett. Jr. Editor OF the " Peters,
bar2 hHcHigeHccr" being ANXIOUS 10 resume the
practice Of the law, offers that establishment ioi sale.
Any person disposed To purchase may obtain, b, APP
phcalon To him, full information III reference To the
circulation of the paper, its al, erllsng aud job pat.
s"nagc ITS supply Of type, presses, Office furniture,
&c. and o,so 20 the terms On Which it may be rpr,
chased 1t Is said TO possess ao,. ntageS ana 70 non"
ont Inducements worthy the attention ofanv genie
man who has the talents aud the ,ncans to conduct
newspaper with energy and spirit"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-20

o. The Globe denies that Mr. Benton had been
consulted 3" The Cabhd," in reference to the 'rica
sury Order; and adds, that he has not even open
ed his lips to the President upon the subject nor in.
directly OF directly sough to impress his wishes or
opinions upon him touching the question:" The
first assertion may be true the last. We have no
doubt is false.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-20
GRAF WIG rRlu MrIlI\Ntn YORK

II viii he b, the follow ng extracts from New nk
al"rs o the 18th nt that the charter New
York has resulted the complete triumph o the Wing pa,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-20

Escape ETA Countetitder-homontic hco1eat--
James Skaegs and Richard Heath were "a few DAYS
ago sentenced 10 ten years imprisonment, b, the
Circuit Court OF Botcout county, Tor passing coun-
tcrtclt money The Fmcastc Democrat ot the iih
INST. SAYS
The latter convict made hs escape on last Sat
utdaN night, III u manner somcM What singular. The
vile oi the prisoner admitted h, the llor to an
interview with her husband. representing that she
was about To leave tins country. and thai the
last time she expected To see him. After some time.
the Jailor returned IL the prisoners apartment aud
found MIS-. Heath, Gas supposedly read, to take
leave oi her usband-~rapped up IN a cloak aud
her face concealed by her bonnet Thus alfred
SHE was suffered TO pass ont Of the prison all the time
sohbnG aloud IN the greatest apparent distress. ca
visiting the lail the next morning. instead oi the con
Wet. Mrs Heath was found ncall, dressed in the
clothes other husband, who had been permitted to
pass ont, IN the manner described the nig lat previous
The heroine, after loud laugh Npalncd to her Wis.
tor the secret OF her husband escape"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-20
NANlx E.ENS.

ID PIECES N,nkccns, manufactured OF ieor-
i - gia Cotton, in Petersburg, Va. for sale. at
-. 81. per yard JAMESC. III Mt & Co.
April l. IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-20

President Of the Tnitcd States.


There hng have dreaded much and beg IT, ioa
That We shall all become bankrupt, unless YOU do repeal
That Order, which has been forth with such ST. IN
command,
that Specie only shall be took in pa, for public land
hnh iased the pfce OF precious -ulls such r amount
And brought the OF all the banks sell al n discount
Except II the old 1. - TINT alone could rnisc It's bcnd
Altho II had been thought and told ccrtnnlv WA dead
Tins STATE o Times has caused all banks firm decree maxi
That the, II cnriol and keep all else the, II have 10
break
In bnNns up the notes of those ho specie pnv
No" this l. felt throughout land b the OF all ia u.s.
!" purchase, pay store and the fall of produce
II that CONTINUES ntepeac there he - nlistnke
Bui shall all in the uain and sta, thcr I'LL we break
W" ASH and hope without delay, that i'll try and feel
For ~ Your fellow -clti2cnS, aud that decree repeal
hie expect that will and out thai
For more ilnn Two third. DONE and that all oer ON
land.
And"h should Withhold their rights and do
W hen they hnNe ns turned out free and elevated you
cannot tlnh You will therefore hope aud trust
That YOU will not persist 10 do ding that UNJUST
Iynchbprr, Ia, .prH Il, 1897. T.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-20

II ANlNG been very delicate health for several
1 i months, and being desirous Of removing TO "a
more southern climate Tor ts restoration. have dc
te,,ined To sell out Immediately, III, whole stock of
DRY GOODS. GROCERIES, HARDWARE.
u TEERN. SHOES. IlATS. Ac. &c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-20

sM1IT. ~. KERR,
BANK SQUARE,
IL now opening his spring SUPPLY Of
ID X y q % % rs,
GROCERIES,,
II ii II - w. II K L. Sc.
ROuGliT at auction and private sale, in New
- York, Phade phia and Baltimore, large and
well assorted.-Deternined to reduce his stock, he is
now offering great bargains to punctual customers,
or for cash.
April 4w if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-20

o. The =" New fotl, Gazette" ono II the lonr.
est established and most valuable papers OF the COM
metropolis, has recent, passed into the hands
of Robert =. lang, son oi lis founder and e.. +.
Daniels Esq The ln. - gentleman, sumo wears ago
editor OF paper IN Camden > \ won the N"bri-
Yact Of the Noah of the South anu nc has infused
no Ii, lie portion OF ,naors and spn1t nte the co
lnms OF the N'w York Courier and enquirer. with
which journal he connected himself. as Associate
Editor, upon his removal from the South. We wish
him all possible success.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-20

The Detuaem " l,nn HAIRLESS, it., In, ing cni, red
his aud gwen security, according the Act al As
acnLl, m rules ri tins and appearing hN aanc-
tina, he uhnilnul this II
red Tint III, 'a,d lctndnm do appear here the lst
ay mad the bill ri the pninii
cop, thu ur h, iithwih mAcrt,i sl,n.
pc, published the oi isnchig, nf months
ccss,,c, aud pscd the door of the
this county. \ top,-rcsc
ROBERT TlNSi.IN.
April ~ WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-20
SELLING OUT COST.

April 20
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-22
Provision Market.


The pn in the market yesterday brought the price OF
beef down one per pound today in al the markets The
cattle breeders in the upper couae and particularly round
Troy been for some time past aodSg on 70
their enhance the price in the cattle market
here But spell cold weather has scared the and
the fear that will be little nothing Tor the cattle 10 eat
caused them 10 commence dropping them down the rve
Accordingly had nearly SEQ headoi fat cattle In the mar
ket yester.layone third of which remained unsold The
ans eight dollars per hundred are read
Nv given at around Albany and Troywheeas sEe beef
scarcely that here Sevehtyve dollars was
given farmer for which lac kept and faeaed all
through summer--brough Il 70 yesterdays market and
got aer paying $2forffeghage down the river
Most with WHOM yesterday converscd expressed
their determination to quit raising cattle and turn their ateh-
ton the raising OF grain
0 sheep has been abundant supply all the week
the quality bad-and the price We learn from the
royer lust come in there plentiful supply Of sheep
above Troy and In Of the couaes bordering on the RI
yer the farmers getting out OF the sheep trade
fast possible and well they for sheep require 200
acres them for yeaths land In Columbia
county is worth 800 acre. making capital OF $4,000 in
vested pasture 1000 sheep for The interest OF that
capital would be $ose averaging ~ per sheep for
tha, item Of these sheep to pasture which
for year 81 EACH yesterday sold for shngs
each The wool in most instances bad In qnaty-the
price for il low, and the demand limited.
The poultry market today abundanty suPpied-and
game very plentiful The high prices Of Saturday
TOO tempting resisted and unfortunate and
turkey anged and beheaded in order TO enable It's owner
TO pat money in his purse
or fish also good supply-but the extraordinary
demand made r FISH, flesh and fowl supply the various din
ner supper tables othe Wings today kept the price of
fish and 70 VI at least pretty high
We must caution friends against majority Of the oysters
brought uarke daysomehng has occurred TO the
the where they have been lying all the that has
spelled large proportion Of the systeand the result that
they are poisonous hose who eahem We know of several
eases OF sickness have thus occurred and applying to
he oyster the Of oyster beds learnt
tse reason:.
Ma-Beef IA Nation, legs II and II centsfore
oparer and 10 cents Lamb 10 Veal VERY and
small supply IS Pork, cents Veni,on 20 ceH
Poultry -Turkeys fac ones, at II cents per Id; some
ef 5b IA shings Geese l2s each Ducks los pair.
Chickens Is Cd per parvery poor Partridges plenty
a, es per pair Pheasans Wild Pigeons es pair
Butter and Eggs same as last week
geabs-Potaoes so cents bushels cabbage - per
loo turnps size per bushel; apples, $3.50 per barrel
F-Cod per lb bass 1; eels To- Holsters cents
oysters al the hu ndred.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-22
State OF Trade.

TUESDAY EVENING, Nov. ~.
Every department OF business extremely inactive. The
celebration Of wings which takes place tomorrow has
MED the attention of consider ble portion OF the merchants
Further supplies OF Malaga fruits arrived today.
Auction sales2so boxes NJ n. rans ease $50 bottles oil
14c boxes n 8c 30 boxes white do % loc
IA barrels Porto sugar a9ic Ga pieces duck sis i2
800 boxes M rasins 24o 100 half do do sli6 2o
100 boxes DO ST. 100 boxes L. do sf5 15o IS boxes
lemons S a 5l-terms cash, and four months.
ALEXANDRIA, Nov. is-Four, $685. ESQ., wheat red 50;
FssprsicxssuRe, Nov f1Flpur mountain ss62I as75
40 IowiandJ g. $3.50, wheat, LIS l85 OATS 30 81 cts
corn. 37l SO. . -, ,,,- 80,
per ~ sl5 6; boards&2 IL scantng " IS; shingles
22r, slaves W. q. hid. 90 r. q. To- w. o. bbl II ~
heading hid. 90 do bbl Nss1Cu Perb 81 ee wrought
new dip 22o do old 90 q scrape 20 asi pitch 2 rodn
no q spirits turpentinr per gal. Is a 80 ce,ts
ID. G. Nov 2oFlour Is on the advance-The
demand i fair for most kinds OF produce.
CRooxEp ISLAND, Nov. 4i--Sat is highs cents per
bi sieL =, o.. - ,-,,
pesuds; do country % 10 do; dc. weighing y 10 ~ lbs ~
2s do do sailed % ~ do; de- horse 10 do; nutria skins
pa do per III; ehirci SKINS ~ 81 do dozen wool
10 do zrroba; sheep skins. Dozen IL ~
do calf skins, dozes, ~ 6 do deer skins
dozen 10 II o hair oag IS go ds; da. mixed % 30 do
erked beef Is t6 DO qunta taow, melted, IL IL do
per arruba; horns 1p 500 per mil.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-22

At the Blue Bonnet House, No Frankfort street, MN
day evening Goth ins by the Rev. Joseph Mcroy James
Drake Esq of Hamltor Upper Canada Mar sare daagh
ter OF the late Richard Meikle Of Glasgow Scotland.
At HumPhreysviie, Conn, Thursday 9th inst by the
Rev. John ID. Smith, Oliver c. Putnam ct this city, Fran
ce daughter Of c. Wheeler. ESQ., of he former place.
ON Monday goth inst. at Ncrwalk Conn, by the Rev Mr.
Dickinson, John seymour Esq, Of Auburn, NJ w. TO Mary
r. Saunders, daughter of Cherries Saunders ESQ., Of die for
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-22
Cotton Trade.

TUESDAY EvERlSG, Nov. 81.
Cotton has declined tbs Of cent all qualities
The dem md is brisk usual
our advlces from other are not encouraging frees
are generally stand still.
Tomorrow shall give interesting facts in relation
10 the whole cotton interest
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-22

GENTS CENTS, CENTS For sac or exchasge
once. - ma tits
(3NAPEs, OrANG y. FGsss. MC,--Jandag
~ this morning, and for sale in Quantities
Also, general assortment Of teas wines groceries
J. VDONOHUE, 234 Front street.
n1lST One door frop Peck .lip.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-22

From 1882 10 1885, Interpretations grew less and less Re-
ferrng farming history of Great Britain for those years
find The all remarkable for their productvenes
And il able that the moment the demand for TO-
reign cora ceased England capitalists commenced their
operations this country In the 1885 wheH the mporta
only 1893 the prices al their maximum
here.
market is rather heavy. The continued open and
pleasant throws in large quantities of -four This IS
rather unfortunate for the dealers Prices reeeded today TO ~
aa62 Wheat rules at 81 per bnshel
In corroboraton OF opinion the Baltimore Patriot be-
ves that the great Of the wheat will not reach market
before the spring this journal extend is inquiries liz
lie more closely the condition OF the wheat growing couh
lies OF Frederick and Washington Win tell rs how much
Grain will be forthcoming ren those sections!
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-22
DIED.

Goodwin.
The funeral will take place Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock, fran her residence, IS5 Atniiy street
On Sunday 18th inst, Charlotte L. Peters, dau gher of John
Peters, ESQ, formerly ofBSston.
Funeral Will take place this Afternoon O'clock from her
fathers residence, So Egth street
Yesterday morning. after short and illness, deeply
regretted by all WHO knew her. Anne wife Of john Cowan
and adopted daughter of the late Allies r. Burke ESD leaving
family OF eight cdento the parable loss OF
atectionae and sevo,ed mother.
The friends of the family respectfully requested TO at
tend her funeral without further invitation tomorrow Thurs
day aernoos O'clock from her late residence Sd avenue
corner of 72l street
Carriages viii be in waitag in front Of St PALS Church
Until half past O'Clock
On Monday Goth in Theodore scudder in the SD OF
AT neyue Hospital on the lth nst Richard Kidson ESD
native OF Halifax N - and for years eminent aGe
talented member of the Nova Scotia bar.
AT Newport L. L., Friday l7th inst John Earl in the
e of his The deceased had been for many years
past eminent shipping merchant Of this city
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-22

SosePh Uusott,s cefcbrRted Patent EIOn.
gated Metallic PEN,
UoSEfH GlLLOTT begs TO inform the pubis thai he
Is constantly receiving from bis factory in Birmng
nan regular supply OF his approved Metallic Pens
he Wock on sand Oilers the best in the Iped
found his '' o~s'' ~"en may "
Patent Magnum Bonum Commercial Pea,-
Original Patent Slip Pes'
Original Patent Ladies' Pen,"
Eagle Pens"
. Double Damascus Barrel p" Lunars !" Peruvian New
tork Fountain, and Damascus Pens Pot up in variety
sye-v an cards ef dozen th cod ~ al
pata holders sexes OF dozen each holders In
decreases, shell boxes and morocco cards. =
: hiData Everpcnnt, and Pen and Eyerpont Pcnch.D
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
FROM hc wen nerHed and universal celebrity
reI asaeu by The whole mercantile In Eurore
Cnen saies several nprsnctped makers have
sorea 70 impose upon the public by spurious imitation pur-
porting 10 be ihe original Joseph Glst's Patent" which
are utterly worthless, and entirely destitute qualities
70 hne writing which have established such an unpa-
IA knewn.! '-''' NaJ 1850 -
The public are hereby cautioned to- n. ri I guard
sganst These counerf.s they be resary IL. cted hy
cir unhnshed appearance and by the style IN which
the unwary T " "f sP'-'
Each gross OF the genuine pen eRveopedn neatly prn
eu wrapper descriptive OF the article IL contains.
urnef guard against the fraud the public please N
oserve ta the genuine bear othe oswirg marks
always rsadng from the point OF the pen:
S 2oss.pn Joseph Joseph
ouous elliot
The above be hpd dat his Warrbou.c ZOO
bel Year NsvvV .,rk
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-22
Lay In n supply before Navigation closes.
XAINTEK-M INTE ll-Imnnrt.rtt 70 IInnseLc.aoz.

R-wINTER-Importsntt to IIonsekerpe rs
w and all who are IN aver Of these hard tes
ROCKWELL co. have on hand, and are receiving week
y, the best quality OF hardwood Charcoal
iusvey from beach birch and maple timber put M In
boxes containing eight barrels each certified by nspec
Of Charcoal FOR the city, and d vered in any par v6on
any charge Tor carriage or box foand, experiment 10
burn third longer than pine coal
sample Of the above can seen nj No Franklin
Square where information viii he given orders
asthe present prices correspond nearly o pine
coal becomes great Object for those using the article To-
call and examined IL ALP.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-22
MSSGSMkA SapsctE xSSHYASINGE ,eoMsANy,s

scmANICs EXCHANGE COMPANIES
~ BANK AGENCY AND DISCOUNT OFFICE, No.
20 waist New fork-The Company having taken bank.
ing house oil Mers = NJ Allen Co offer their services In
buying selling dscouatng and collecting in
most OF The states, favorable ing and
ing gold and silver and bank generally The
plan which this institution have taken giving security
1910 we hands OF dsneresed gentlemen Of reputation and
worm have gained for II the most undoubted confdenceso
mush 70 TIA, their checks drafts the different banks
akenby tse principal brokers' and pass readily and at the
SAM rates as the bills OF the banks wsh they drawn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-22

NOTI's STOVEs-For Offices bar rooms .te,n,o.,.
- ~ snps SAP rs banking rooms paers nurseries and
pisesn rooms, stores halls dwelling hous-s c,rre aJ
other Puohc rosms, churches &c. which from ,bs;r
CONSTRUCTION reqalre To be replenhed with f b.. once ~
e.e noWs anu which vary in price frem S5 S95 and !.
o Nch may ne attached various formed plain and orna.
Useful effect. fi>' ''' '''e' &C. WI" Hucn
Also pr Sors Patent Wood Cook stove an article Of ac
kso~ieuged superiority, il will bake boil roast 1v and
prom Al We same time by the from 10 20
at rom Si2 to S5 All Of which be obtained of an mn
up by The subscribers al az hours notice " - P1'
~ DC repaired or orders To old oSes &c are
in turn STRaTTnN a. IN u'co
o5(rut o., HooN,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-22

MATH EN- Att CA T. INSTR UNI f. NTS-Just Ira.
4'l ported and Tor sale, wholesale retail WOODS Tool
store No Chambers corner Of Chatham large a.sort.
10 $50 ''s ' "
n. b. For stockings Turning La,hes-Dean's Parallel
Nces-wh The usual assortment OF mechancs' tools OF first
rate quality o30-lms
RONE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HEwETT. Bone Set
- TER, informs the pubic that such has the
OF his practice in this city, he Obliged conhne bs
operauon~to his No 0s Prince street exeept In
casr where patients lame Such ne will con-
unue To visit nj their homes DR. H. administers
cnes internally His attention is wholly given q particular
class o. diseases In these his practice fsginated
Dr. JOB sweet OF Boston, and entirely
ORDINARY urgery has been sips"iarly among
diseases arc diocatohs fractures pran hip diseases white
swelngs nervous, Paraytic and rheumatic affections
fractions curvature OF the spine and other derm,ies
Of the limbs, &c.
To accumulated with the great .sesrv nj
this mode Of treatment land yet but ~ rnierood
New York; Dr. Hewe will cheerfuy give references 10 pa
hsnis who have been, or who now usJer his care.
Dr. Hewetrs charges .-.fe-espeeialy To
cannot afford 10 pay more literally. s,3-3m.
nEPJLATORY pow UER-Fo removing super.
y nususha from the face, and neck single appli
cation affects THIS purpose without pain injury the
which 90 the contrary se whittier and than before
second aPp:suon DESTROYS the hair for by
nlbw' a 4. BAM0UREUX. ST. Broadway
WHITING CARDS ENGRAVED FOR &C.
Engraved Cards printed e hours notice
approved and fashionable Style the finest enaneei cards
J. NEALE, Engraver.
:. No. John street, near Broadway.
VI ebserve, NOS Mo I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-22

TUESDAY EVENING, NoV
The impoatos of orcgn into England Tor the past
nine years. cencrsivey that policy OF protecting the
landed interest," h after all 1t breadstus
almost sufficient sustain 900 people, and all too
larger than New York State. What
Is condition. With country almost unbounded, capable
OF su pplyng world with wheat reduced
ahe necessity oimpong from lii countries where the
ucion Of the article is encouraged Can any thing speak
louder az the oversight Of Blu, here
table, exhibiting the acra mpeaiions Of foreign Germ into
the Kingdom compiled from the English Official reurns;
1927, 6o'7-6 cwt 1882, il4S09 cwt
1923, 4747a do. 1885, S5,65S do
1879, 39jJfi do 1884, J4,37i 90.
1881, 62STa5 do 1885, $500 do.
1881, l,477.iG do 1886, Lbs do.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-22

| NITED State ARMY-wantcd, for the I'm :.
Yea states Army few able bodied citizens between the
ages o ~ ana ID years. of good character and OF
standing among tneh fellow citizens need appy 10
tier me service but those who TO serve the peri
faithfully. '' ' '
The sum Of two dsIars will be given TO any citizen who
shall bring TO this rendezvous with
ly enlisted ~ " - s1'"
Recruiting Rendezvous 1879 Fulton street, New York
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-22
sUU1sJCNL TVTsS-es

NHyMpsON's SURGICAL TRUsS.-ss Ed.
ridge street between g. and and Broome) New York =
The unparalleled which has stepded the
o this Truss In lag which had aen given IN ss hone
less after having tried al other kinds proves it, Superiority
hswon with perfect and safety Sir days trial are al
owes This Truss has been examined by 200 n
the most celebrated Surgeons and Physicians w New Yarl
who agree IN saving possesses qualities superior to any
other ~ ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS on an e,,i,e
new principle and superior 10 any In use, ~
ne-2m' SIR BENJAMIN, Agent, 90 Eldridpe street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-22

/ WANT D-A young well qualified for a grocery
w store None others need apply. Enquire 10 Church
street Saary liberal References given and required nj ~