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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-27

THE CLERKS GUIDE, OR, COMMERCIAL
l CORRESPONDENCE letters Of inirodnc-
Bin aTse @I %
ton Of Payments an Explanation Of Commercial Terms, and
general Of basaes. by = Foster Principal Of
The New York Commercial Schools author of Treatise
Book Keeping, &c. vol lno PIP 2S5 Just published and
for sale by .
NJ At rhing cost, we have hers what shoudbe consider
ed to be indispensable comparison 70 anor clerk in
vceabe TO all a. abcok Of reference and instruction. AZ
STATIONER's wAREHOUsE. i22 William
where he has succeeded in making the most advantageous
with his brthec for regular supply Of all articles
sement Of staple and Fancy Stationary of the best quality
and on I Amy noue = the CITY,
tissue rape letter papers and every description Of English
papers, sealing wax, steel pens, NC
he also continues Manufacture the Patent Ivory Surface
Playing Cards enaneled Visiting and gold border Cards,
"r ~, papers ever point leads &c. ~ COHEN
rEA,; ESTATE BROKIRs--MAPs-
The subscriber has made arrangements to execute all
u.s ~ w Mapping nne IN The neaest manner Specimens
s oSa order. in lbogropby attended 70
with care and despatch
greet variety o. Engraving. hand plain and colored,
Al reduced prices TO dealers BROWNE REDMOND,
my22y ITO Fulton street
NOTICE TO NEW yEaRPARTIEs-y C. DECKER
received % app 81 @ rate HSs that a he s sas J1
serve ,hen Fried stcwed Roasted and pced on the most
Please apply at l35 Fulton d2
GREAT gBA nGAINs.-sn extensive assortment of
STA and Cotton Hosiery, together with large assortment
Of Ensrod, rns consisting Of capcs, collars peenes cana
.on,e h.hsr,,e infants robes. waists and adc. oa.h
veyrch thread and bobbneii aces nsetngs and edsugs
needle world and tambord bands plain and figured swiss
rngns bead bag purcs and afety chains needles hmbes
satin, cause and lu.rng ribbons. all widths genemens and
cotton Soye ran and svred % @ wTrsd neS and
and cosn ndkerchiefs, lace aprons.
ard white plain and figured bond damaged The late
Bowery myi62w'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-27

TIC FEMALEs. Mao. tsrd,ens sleefc Coz Leucorr-
i hp W, ffor Pa with dir Ensish trace
late from the French This sae cstve and ~
he alsye coplsnf Sold ky w. Hart Of Broadway
ard Chamber sf, j. syne, Of Bcwe,y Walker o.
~ sms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-27

nENJIsTRY.-TEETH are worthy objects Of the an
- aomists the pysoogs the chemists the natualss and
the practical surgeon so Doctor Hare.
Il. GEDNEY Dentist formerly OF No. Park Row, 81
Chambers has the pleasure announcing his friends
and the public his return from Europe after absence of five
years where he has spared pains in perfecng
himself in the OF his profession
He hes brought with him large and choice of
tual aud Venetian Enamel Teeth, which may be se artificial
IL, from single tooth entire set
r. g. pledges himself 10 fill carious decayed Teeth with
gold stanna iols them free from
LIE; and also all incidental the destruction
that iniure the beauty OF those inv auable organs.
lie kindly permitted 10 refer the Rev H. Anthem, d. d.,
81 Marks Church, Rev. Fras L. Hawks, ID. d. ST. Thomas
Church, New York.
lie may found 1t 81 Chambers street. few doors Of
Broadway.
New York. 10th December, 1885,
Mr.. F. GedneySir have perused with attention
Treatise the Structure Diseases and Management
the Human Teeth" and think, with the highly respectable
gentlemen Who have written favorable opinions that the
views have taken Of the subject termed dentistry
have shown extensive acquaintance with various
tails Your aluon 10 the importance OF the regular
dance OF dentist both in private families and public seina
is my opinion, worthy the highest consideration Your
collection Of dental Instruments surpasses thing OF
Iha,e IT. variety, fitness, and hnish filed with
agreeable surprises and leaves doubt Of skill and ability
IN The indcous Of them. May 20 and prosper
mle-3m~ tSgned = L. MITCHELL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-27
CORBITT

DOCTOR CORBITT var be consulted !, the most con
hdentis manner NJ his oe ~ Duane Chatr
am and " vi New eer-ens
dccs,s dec cid ebs,,nse ulce ssp-psis
ause Of crhc impurty otb blood invited cab
The bansf effects often afisr from the alb Of need
descrptioo ireubes Ger appy
Cebt tn the the - HAVING radically cured
without particle OF mercury ober
His charges REASONABLE and poporioned Of the
applcat DR. has been educated in Esope, under ~
acknowledge talent atas had siderable practice erten
bospit and dspe.<ar~ Insnst relief tose
Hicfsd piles and pee effected in thru day., with
ou corn ment Tom business the slightest "a the pat e
esse The hopova secrecy oserved daily
FROM ga. ". to ~ " ~. r,s-y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-27

i TER S RED DROP, that bave been sold 10 hill depba
four years Division New York the last
three, ard that scourde have tried 10 initiate and
ter he obtained al Ne 5D,is,on doors from Chat
ham SQUARE THIS medicine now SO well known as being The
only prompt ard safe for yeneTea without dice
scant Or business thar deem
say thing further than Ell bottle warranted t.
The returned Every bottle that genuine Viii have me
aane w. Levison Of whom IL be shtaned privately art II
n mig
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-27

This celebrated ard INV, III be pr, pa an made ~ Or J.
4 Ibab.rt - strongly recommended Who prpds
posed TO cor.umrton and . oes snd eLorc Of the
heart and lungs no matter how Of low
ING has already attained the hsest ths
rcspec'nb rbe OF the faculty well IL county of
England and Ffarse and there ore he prescribed
tire confidence and safety sp labor der the ac
tiers " 10 intended remove.
No. 81 Broadway, Jsnuary nth 1857 n 2rn
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DENTISTRY.


nR. CONN AN, SURGEON DENTIST and MaSu-
- facfurer Of EcsrrupS Teeth No. 1884 Spring
McDougal
NJ H. Dr. charges very moderate and his Incorrup-
ble Teeth are really splendid. my23 3m
MEDICAL ATD-Offce re,naved 10 No. 100 Chatham
lVl 81 near PearL-DR. wM EVANS long experience and
extensive practice IN the treatment of Dyspepsia Worms and
all diseases arising froR functional arrangement in tie so
mach, iesnes liver kidneys and bladder and associate diff
gesve have secured him the favor and confidence
public Ia every OF the above malaes DR. Evans
mode of the unhappy sufferer health and
energy ia the shortest practicable time.
DR. WM. EVANS
Office, No 100 Chatham street. my3 I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-27

w WIS HAlh OtL.-Thc best article now in use
or promoting The growth, and giving an elegant glossy
appearamce 10 TIE hair For sale al HOppERo pbarn,ry
70 S roadway cTner Of Franklin street Price IS cents
Oily
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-27
b. II the stock sold by the 2Gh inst il VIII be sold NJ
auction hy Messrs. Frankin and jenkins. a24-f
DIAPER HANGINGS-DONCOURT sTAMMERs

beg eace respectfully call the attention Of their friends
and the public generally, the and elegant assortment OF
goods just received and opening their store, NO o5
Pearl between Frankfort Hague streets Consul
and dealers viii find their establishments advantages go
where else be met with addition their entire stock
of goods
Stanmers, OF the above rn generally known by the
appelaon Of the Three Fingered Paper Hanger and who
j. needless unrlvaed the
paper hanging, both and despatch, viii at
be entr,. nod IN hi. care my3l-6m<
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-27

nR. JOHNSON 10 consulted conhdsntia W NJ his office
~ No. IL between Chatham aSd nlIam Sta
the follow diseases, -Gonorhwa elects Chancrs nc
Seminal weakness and the fro
nerca Treatment Or johnson engages to
affection three -sd the
yeieaie propoienate time Nhout tho ofany de-
b itang medicine from Business Per
mseves 10 DR. J0bnsons do~e With
sarty Of IN the Do aggravated scrsious
Sores liberated L. &C eedy healed Sra would Do
well W Dr. johnson cal certain NAY be
mad The ef the ferHg diseases which has
JAILED when used within twenty hours after exposure
Letters postpsd end 81 closing Fee the necessary
medicine. AID directions, for is usa forwarded
Atepdaoc~ from A. NJ 10 II night johnson has moved
% Chaub rrgr esf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-27
CTERLING,s ORIENTAL BALsAMIC

u CONPOlNb-An eth salutay and cecua remedy
a. Of Leucsrrfp Involuntary En,ssos Seminal
reruriy ef,he Nesses s,ed or Diseased oftbe
Bladder and all ds Of the Urinary Organs The
ate relief general afforded by Baamic Cempouaa
short space q tine has much herhencd celeby IN
tho of the above diseases confidently offered with
companynr certificates Of the most e tn British Pa
Guilty which WI stamp me hugh reIu,sn " which The unique
pei, LONDON Sold Wholesale and rsisl, by
NATHaNB GRAHAM,
msn M Nassau sfv 81. sorno, 81 r,,o,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-27

- Keep constantly hand ~ child
rens clothing made the fashionable s,ve which they
WI sell o very reasonable terms, at wholesale or retail
my273m' GEO. A. HoYT 4 CO, IA Bowery, m. "
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-27
& SMALL NOTES F.p. srORBKEErs.RS.

- 6c.-Store keepers, Hotels, &C. be supplied with
small tickets OF every description from shilling 10
fifty cents payable demand for goods TO bearer.
These will he engraved in superior style, they
canno, be counertetcd, by applying al VALENTINES En-
craving, Printing and Fashionable Visiting and Store Gard
tablislment 50 John IT,, corner Of William myl6-lw
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-27
DATENT IMPROVED MOTHER, CAPsU

LES, for the Of Certain Dsesses-These Capsules,
which have ret with The greatest Europe OF he ad
knows until Of iakine the Ral
ogCopais all It's purity and perfectly from all he
of had smell tase and under
and flavor.
This ofu.ing tie Bsam sthe time tive most
simple, ans that from which tn b. viii h. obtained
esaes the follow ire treatment ~hoL
and by 50 doiae procsres sreedy
To he found John Mhau Drurgt le5 Roaaw SOuara
Desc SCI Broadway and 2Psk Row; Rsshtsn Aspinw an
81 liam ITO Broadway, 10 Astof House McCfeady
Broadway; ard other drus gisis IN town. rs3n.
nR. VAN HAMBERT'S FEMALE REMOVAL NC
~ PlLLS-Fom efectua remedy suppres
all where
and BThey he Ia ken dunns pres
they would produce abortion sold BY
Of and Ckanse ST. j. Burnett IS Sixth Avenue
rSO-aps
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-27

Gin. nov .sed i, ss asren, eIs,. ~ s.ms,s - * =.
Of Rbcsmaiism letter vesr Of ell kirds pples hla scnf
lous too free ~ syth~ic sN~~sis ~ Art~ey
arsng from an imrsre state Lld Tbs
ofGarsapanl " well H. that xsnsvahy sdn
ted that hot surpassed w any cestscstss 6 rhy~sns
The first repcc' ability have been raesed sy~a.~ IN m
Of praise ~ the sau's ehcts ~ this psparaon
the above samed d,asss Also, ceuHese' no" 'hoss ~
This medicue Az lie had srnssne Of A
etor, wholesale and retail ~ Be- H. csuw ~ Nam
Aso, f .aJe the II Boston ~ " Rowland is wAs'
NJ. =, ,sl AZ Hans p-o4swsy eo'r~r Che ss s~s,,
syme Roverv wake street c.scn. eor-rf Bo~sry
schehen lee Csrs street Pettf bufrstt N
carv Hall ssh Avenue None genuine eseef ssshd M r.
Price o. Ger bottle ~ys -
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ng from tho abusc ~ ercury ard the hcss ola esrsp
der npetfecty cured with f,nnai ~ me de 81 s lsIksr
~ the system snppDg the vss uDden the
ton this medicine snd., in, suabe Ttis ,etvc alternative
and purifier Of the bosd particularly sdsp 70 tkcse sGb d
with the syphlc and nsercura rheumatism with
bon-s sometimes attended with ard induatons nd>s
IndOlea and scfefslous ulcers thruats, nnd
bead dscoofaon ard of the skn with fa
the air attend With general des,ny This incidence While
cessss ano purhes the bd .rsdsaiag ps,As u DE-
the the aid
and ~s and the whole
and Restoring the broken hsn IN ohe eds
Of AVID Sold Hunters Medical or Ne snivscs
Price "a bottle. M Ia
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-27
DATENT SCOTCH ITCH OINTMENT.-F


lvI FAWCETT, late a surgeon Of tie esth
British army, cor fines hls attention 10 The reno
class of dlteasss his ext nsive Practice IN Eu
America, devoted exclusively 10 the treatment OF
AL Tensaie. In cradle siIng every form Of that
from the system his treatment 10 segetahbe, his
rsre, and offices private. Call al $40 Fulton-sn'
xxte
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himself that al nd establishment the city the public be
and satisfactorily served with such articles than at
his. myl6-3n
yLE GANTSUMMER HATS.-Price reduced 10
IL 81 5O-AMIOON, corner III Vail and Nassau
his friends and the public that in OF the
unparalleled pressure the times he has reduced the price OF
his Smooth White Castor Has from s. 81 70 in al cases TO
delivery The quality and style Of the above hats
manufactured by him for the last two years, are TOO wen
known to the public 10 require comment. AMiDON.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-27

NSM WORK <.-Mcmoirs .r the Life Of Sir Walter
narL oy q Lochhart, part first Jack Brag, by
hS roos anthor Of SAYINGS and Dongs this day pub
20 ro' she oy q. SHEPARD, No 262 Broadway.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-11-22


ON sunday the l2lh inst, Mrs. Eliza ID. Boss
sie OF Mr. Nm. ID. Boss and eldest daughter OF
1en. isaac Stall, aged 3S years.
oh Friday morning last, az the house of Gov
george ENGs, Capt. JonN EaRL, in the 9Th year
OF ms age A sincere, but unaSSuming christian
an aifectonate husband--a generous relative-a
ias' friend aud an honest man. He was born in
TINS Town, and resided here until abou; the year
ISIS since which, he has lived in the State OF City
of New YORK, until the pas, summer, when he
came to this place in a state of great debility, and
continued TO sink deeper and deeper under the
weight oil his maady, until Friday morning last,
when he expired. Few men had more sincere
niendS, or better deserved them.-fCoNM.
Last evening Mr.. Henry Ginning, in the 79lh
year OF has age-a Revolutionary Pensioner
In Middleiown, en- Sunday last, Hannah Gould,
daughter OF the late JohI Gould, aged 90 years.
She had been out at a ncigaboring house and taken
tea alter returning home early in the evening, was
taken IN nj aud died in less than half an hour a f.
ter she went into the house. She was a respected
member of the Society of fFriends.-[CoMM
In the city Of New-York on the 2sh inS, Mrs
Eliza w. Babbu, wife of Henry z. Babbii,, (and
daughter of the late Mr. James Clark of this town
in the 3sth year of herag She was lady whose
loss will be deplored by all who knew her Her
husband has TO lament the loss of the best of wives
her children the loss Of a fond and afec;ionate
mother, and society one ofits brightest ornaments
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-11-22

About the time the fire was communicated
to the building, Rev. Z. p. Lovcjoy, Qate
editor of the Observer,l received four balls
in his breast, near the door Of the ware
house, and fell n corpse in few seconds I;
two others from the warehouse were wound
ed. Several persons engaged in the at
tack were severely wounded; the wounds.
however, are not considered dangerous.
The contest had been raging for an hour or
more, when the persons in the warehouse,
by some means, the exact manner it was
done have not been able to ascertain, in
timatcd that they would abandon the house
aud the press, provided tha, they were per-
mitted to depart unmolested. The doors
were then thrown open and those within
retreaied down front ST. Several guns were
fired uPou them while retreating, aud one
individual had narrow escape-a ball
passed through his coat near his shoulder.
large number of persons now rushed
into the warehouse, threw the press upon
the wharf where il was broken in pieces and
thrown into the river. The fire in the roof
of the warehouse was extingushed by a
spectator, who deserves great praise for his
courageous interference, and but little dam
age was done by IT to the building. No
disposition seemed to he manifested to des-
troy any other property in the warehouse.
Without farther attempts at violence the
mob now dispersed. and no farther open
indications of disorder or violence have
been manifested.
The foregoing is stated on what | con-
slider nndoubted authority, and mostly from
my own personal knowledge.
john Nj. KRuM, Uayor.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-11-22
SCR APPS.

CONE AGArN.-The New York Sun says
a MIR Dean left that city about forty years
ago, to make Il voyage TO China, expecting
to return with the same ship but being cast
away, hc was doomed to The fate of luck
less wauderer IN strange lands, without an
opportunity of returning home till within
a few days past. Nearly half the time OF
his absence was spent in confineme nj
among the Turks, Spaniards and the sava-
ges of Madagascar; the last of whom cut
off his nose. Strange to say, on his arri-
val IN this city, n few days since, he found
his mother still alive and well together with
his sisters and brothers, with all Of whom
his name had long been mentioned only rs
a tradition of the ancient times.
Fighttm Mortafity.-A letter from the
Captain of the ship Nestor, at New Orleans,
states that of 2l2 passengers who went out
in that ship, l63 died previous TO Oct. .4tI,,
chiefly of Yellow Fever, aud that on the
l9th only ten out NJ the whoie number sur
riyed. The Nestor left New York on the
22d of August.-N Y. Sm.
Look Out for Counterteits.-Counterfei,
ptiis vi tue uenoHinaUOn OF Two uOliars, on
the Eagle bank, Boston, nre in circulation
Letter A. dated March 10Th, 1896, signec
John J. Fiske, Cashier, Titus Wells, Pres
ident, and payable to p. Hambleton.-Plate
Perkinss stereotype, paper light colored, an'
rather coarse. Impression blurred and
regular-Signatures a good imitation.
Dueiing. The Pennsylvania Conyen-
lion has adopted, as part of the new Con-
stitution, clause DISTINGUISHING a persons
who may be engaged in duellng, either as
principals or seconds.
The number of Indians who perished by
the accident to the Monmouth is now as
certaned to'be exactly $50, instead of 300
as at first stated.
Frightening Prospccts.-The tolls on cot.
ton, by the Charleston and Hamburg Rail.
road, for October, amounted to more than
80, 900 dollars.
AT New Orleans, commercial enterprize
seems to have awakened from its slumbers
The fever is no longer dreaded, and Tho
citizens are recovering their cheerfulness
Our latest dates are to the lth inst.
against the Dark Nights.-The Ligh
Houses at Ipswich, says the Newburypor
! Herald, which have been completed, will bc
lighted up about the lst of December.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-11-22
MARINE MEMORANDA.

At Wilmington, 7lh, sch'r Commerce, Havana.
Sailed I'm Savannah. 9th, sloop Eagle, Wylie,
for Havana
AT dayana, 3D. inst, scbr Hannah, Boss. for this
poTt
Arrived at Georgetown, $. c. 9th inst. schooner
Caroline, from this port.
Arr at Mobile 9th, sch'r EKpon, Lawton from
this port.
Arr. at Wilmington NC ith, brig Annawan
Sanford, from this port.-Brig Leopard, Wade, do
Arr al Norfolk ltlh, sch'r Samuel, Berry, from
this port.
Arr at Charleston 18Th, sch'r Lurana. Swaseyi
from 81 Augustine.
5ch'r wolcou Burdiek, 3 days from this port
for Havana, was spoken 18th inst. lat 30 30, Iou
1875
for Charleston. was spoken I2tk inst in lat 81 81
y. lon - 40W.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-11-22
MEDICAL LECTURES.

DR.. G. w. MARTIN, will continue
his Lectures on the Practice of Medicine.
on Friday erening next, at half-past q o.
clock, at the State House. As the Lectur-
er will endeavor to show The 6eleterIous ef-
feet of the Mineral practice, and the supe-
rority of the 7homsonian System, gentle
men of the Medical staff are requested to
attend, and confront if they choose.-La-
dies and Gentlemen are invited to give q
candid hearing.
Newpon. Nov. 22d.
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4A
PORT or NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

THURSDAY, Nov. l6.
Sch'r Revenue, Willis, from Philadelphia with
coal, TO Geo. Knowles.
FRIDAY, I7th.
Soops James Lamphere, Kenney, from New
London, for Progdencc-B ID. Jones, West from
New Bedford, for do.
SATURDAY, 18th.
sloop Joseph Brown, Brown, from New York, for
Fall River
SUNDAY, I9lh.
sloop Hero, Read, from New York, for Prov,
MONDAY Goth.
Brigs Castle Crowell, from Boston for Balti-
mofe.-Ella, Ellis, from do. for Philadelphia -
Wave, Winche from Ponce (Pdo.R Rico) for Bos-
ton with Sugar & MolasseS. On the 18th of Nov
in aboutthe lat Of 40 80 North, lon 20 90 West in a
severe gale from NNE, was obliged to cut away
foremasi taking with it bowsprt and every thing
attached to it-sails split, and brig leaking badly
A few days before took from sloop James A. By
ard, Of Mays Landing, Capt Clark and his crew.
his vessel being in a sinking condition.
TUESDAY, 81.
sch'r Concord. Carr. 25 days from Havana, with
moasses TO Geo. Engs, Esq.-Justice, Draper, from
Thomaston, for New York.. NJ. Justcs, Nc
laughing, from Philadelphia. with Coal.
CLEARED.
Sch'r Boston, Swan New York.
Sloop Juno, Mason, do.
Do. Three Brothers, Steward, do
DO. Annawon, Biyen, do.
DO. Victory. Heath, Providence.
Do. Jasmes Lamphere, KenDey, do.
Do. Delight Burroughs Mobile.
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READER n

EA, summoned as witness, or TO render dear
The still repeated, slill neglected tear
Who would dsSemble, interested for truth
Nature dotage tremblcs Yes. important youth.
Thy bow is heavy--laden with a Siane.
They are silent models, of thy lasting gain.
If three score years, less seven can't hold your
highest prime
What will you do with all the rest of time
True lis reyoing-When YOU revolt again,
Insure The booty, and balloon The sin.
With chartered rights--no constitution Laws
Eternal trial. wont decide the cause.
The advantage taken could il but look above
Might ripen into better Sigs of love.
Friend Citizens, Ills pity should need selection
To bear all accident and feed detection.
PAUL VI. MuMtORD,
Nov. l1lh, 1887 .--22d, It,.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-11-22

Reported for the Boston Daily Adv. and Patriot
At market 250O Beef Cattle 1000 Stores, 5000
Sheep, and 400 Swine.
PRicEs-Beef Catte-We quote extra at 6 IS
first quality 6 6 80; second quality 25 75
third quality 81 %.
Stores-Yearlings s a $40 two year old ID a
20; three year old 20 25.
Sheep-Lo,s we're taken at 80, 62, 50 ~,
2 81. 62, and 2 IS
Swine-Lots to peddle taken at 3 a n for Sows
and II for Barrovs; a lot old BauowS at a
and 73-at retail and 10.
Barrelling Cat,le-We quote mess 80; 30. J.
IS; nc. g $50.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-11-22
III drrte0.

Al Portsmouih, BY the Rev. Mr.. Taylor, Mr.
William II. Green, to Miss Ann z. AIbfo both oi
Portsmouth.
At Providence on Tuesday 18th inst, Mr. Ne
hemish knight, Of New York, 10 Miss Maria y
Hoppin, daughter Of the late Henry Hoppin, Esq
Of Providence.
Ip Brooklyn, on Tuesday, 18th inst, b. the Rev
DR.. Gutter. christopher Colt, Jr., Of Hartford
Conn, % Theodore q. DWolf daughter of Gen
Geo. DHYolf. Of cuba
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NEw-YonK C,rrLy M,pxr1. Nov. :

Beevcs-Tbe supply Of Beeves in Market inelu.
ded COO head Of which number 200 were from the
south. A large proportion of the cattle Of inferior
quality caused dull sale for that description with
a slight decline. not however sufficient TO alter the
average rate oflast week, which we continue. The
sales reached above 500 head at 6 s9---syelsge :
80 Der cwt
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-11-22

RHODE ISLAND ANTI SLAVERY SOCIETY
The annual meeting of this Society was
held at Providence on Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday, oflast week Addresses
were made by Judge Brney, Messrs. Gar
rison. Stanton, l.. Tappan, Coddiug, & 9th.
ers. The ANIMAL report was read, and res
olu,ions adopted.