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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-03-09
MISCELLANY.
TRUTH is STRANGER THAN
FICTION.

Under this ominous head, the Hamil-
ton Gazette. published at Stevensburg,
Indiana,) gives the following narrative
'ln June. 1888. there arrived at Ste.
vensburg a laboring man. about :35
years OF age. who soon after engaged
himself to take charge of the farm of
Sam'l James. Esq of this village. He
represented himself to be from Orange
county, N. Y, by the name of Alexan-
der Jackson. After living with MIR.
JANIS until January. 1884, he purchas-
ed TARA about hIne miles distant from
this place, and shortly afterwards offered
ms hand In marriage TO young woman
who resided in Mr.. James family, an
adopte daughter al u. In fact, she went
by the name of Sarah James. aud 10
person in this vicinity knew, until re.
Gently, but that she was natural daug hter
OF that gentleman. Mr.. James objected
to the match, but jackson represented
himself as a relation of the Piesiden. Of
the United States; aud being a good
looking, and withal an intelligent person,
Miss J. was pleased with him, am! urp
ed her father TO consent to their marriage.
In the May following they were mar
ried, and MIR. James gave jackson a
handsome farm, adjoining his own, as
Sarah's portion, on which jackson built
himseifa house, and they lived very hap
PLY together. Since their marriage Mrs.
). has borne her husband two fine BOYS,
the youngest being at present but two
months old. But let US give the history
OF jackson, as now discovered by his
own confession. and by the appearance
Of person in this community who has
turned ali his domestic joys into a cup of
bitterness, and rendered his poor wife
heartbroken! In the first place, then,
his name is not Alexander Jackson, (aad
for the present we shall suppress his real
name During his boyhood he became
the father Of q female cbild-the mother
being of respectable parentage, and as
1t now appears, relative Of our respect.
ed towDsman, whom jackson has hi,h-
erto called father-in. law. He soon lett
the scene OF his disgrace, which is i'm Or
sDge co. N. Y, aud afterwards for MANY
years lived in the vicinity Of Albany,
where the individual who now exposed
him knew him by his real name. His
name was also well known to Mr.. James
as the father Of the adopted daughter
Judge then of the agony of all parties
when it become known that the beauti
tul Sarah James was not natural daugh-
ter OF MIR. James, and that she had dis.
covered in her husband her own father
truth is indeed strange than fiction for
this Is but simple narrative Of iacts. So
attached was the daughter to her own
iather, that it was with much difficulty
she was persuaded 10 return TO the house
OF Mr.. James. Jackson has sold his own
farm, and does not show himself in
the village, though it is believed that he
still visits Mr.. James family. 1t issaid
that al, the parties will soon leave this
part oftse country, so deep is their grief
81 disgrace. M. James is Justice Of The
Peace, a. lawyer ofsome eminencc, tho
"a is not at present in full practice.
I'VE are induced to give these sor-
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-03-09

Bleeding at the Nose-Bleeding at the
nose, ii il ever be so violently or protracled,
may be permanently stopped by The ndiym
Ual using some sailed dried beef, which has
been grated fine With snu,meg or Other rra.
ter, IN The same way he would use snuff; two
or three punches are said 10 I've sufficient 10
stop any Fl OF blsedings ibid.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-03-09

rowiul facts publicity, in consequence OF
aivers unfavorable reports in circulate on
Doth against our esteemed fellow Citizen,
MIR. James, as well as jackson. These
reports we will not rcpeat-the nara
tive above given being all sufficient to
contradict them"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-01

ade that In m stv in the United States provisions
nearly high they in this si things 60 on without
any when patriotic attempts are made
in our corporation 10 effect this hey defeated by the
Vaccinations of Hoxe and who have the impotence
10 ask of the people, oay suereng by their depoc
measures the valuable offices which they bestow-
Il ought never lost sight of that Alderman Acker is him
self bu,chehas grown rich by the exorbaat profits which
the corporation monopoly has enabled him 10 extract from
the pockets of the poor and the hepcsand that was ne
40 active in getting up the farce OF monopoly
aoag cattle dealers, order divert public attention
from the OF the evil
We observe by the New Haven Daily Herald that the good
people of that city complaining Of the conduct OF fore
saers who with are buyng up provisions 10 sell again
al an The remedy proposed is Tor every
family to rerench entirely ferego the of article
that cannot be obtained reasonable price, where rulers
are so lax 10 this CITY, in putting the laws against fore
saers in force remedy VIII ch is in the or every
one could not fail saluary effect Refuse To buy
when price demanded and an end would
he pu to MANY o,he mpositons pracsed with IMMUNITY
in all provision markets.
CORPORATION MONOPOLY MARKETS.
Beef stol4c. perlb Lamb, loc per ID.
Veal. i5toI4 do. venson, q. do
POULTRY BUTTER, &c.
rnrlevs l2s each Geese, Is. to So. each
Fowls, Is to S. per par butter ~ 20 cis. per ID
Ducks ISL to S. per pair Wild Pigeons 75c. a doz.
Wild Ducks, IS. to l2s each.
Potatoes S. Cd a busheL Cucumbers, IS hundred
Green Corn, IL for Is TurnPs' 5s. = busheL
xnnss. i4 barrel Nutmeg Melons, I'D to 3D. each
Cssbages $3.50 the hundred
FISH.
s,reakea Bass, Is perlb. Blue Fish, Sc. per h.
Black Fish, &C. per h. Porgies &c. DO.
Eels l2c. do. HOLSTERS, &c. do.
FUEL.
SsTpeS c e g pr es sSn
Pine Sl. rs a Load Sydney, 50 10 $50 per ton
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-01
MORNING HEEALp.-,Hlp NEWS.
CLEAR II ID.

Ships Montpelier Tyson, New oTe ans Laslaw Lane Co.
aops s SG ao oggSae Con-
yic Palmer Liverpool ". X. Collins Erie Funck iayr.
Con :Ha John sGsa t, S%'S Grsae Rss"
Havana, Ei. Havana, spone,d TIet;os Brigs caroline
SC sehrs jane Ibri Davis. sennads, ". a psssSgori
PLANET, Richards; Baltimore r.,, Steamer New 0''e "0'
schr Oak Hill, Simpson, Machas, days with lumber, 10
sehr John Keller Ames, Mscha, days, with lumber to
schr Baaner Cunningham, Of wscase from Trinidad, q
Below ship and Briggs
MEMORANDA
The England. Waite, and Garrct Palmer for Liverpool
PdpA. NORGE for Londen and Err En- Fgp nc tor S,re
at haH past 10 O'Clock.
lighted on Inc tth segsembcri steady light
town Navy Yard will be for launching IN about Tort
Aismber loaded schr was ashore on Sunday morning.
hack part Gaop island with coors union down, and
NAMED u the same situation all day =, 60
which drove ashore on eerrss Island Portsmouth
The night ofhe goth inst, while anchor will probably 20 to
The Hiram Higgins. q rhl.asphs for New York wa was
by the zephg, Of Baltimore, and sunk IN ishoms "aer-
Coasrs" iiau Cape Inland. Oct 2shAt anchor, or this
place The Lady Washington, Jefferson days from y Marks
locking vessel There AZ ,histime
olh place Thsspeaks volumes Tor artificial harbor IN
,, ga The a inst 10 s $50 spoke and supplied with pro-
Visions and water the dcre Barrett Of Portland n DAYS
from mpcachy for New York, having deck swept
and lost and chains In hurricane inst Her
crew had been on Of biscuit per day and
short allowance OF wafer Tor ID days
PsArrs ae AIM but not Sagnehannahwe understand that
MI the provsoas ard cooking utensils belonging the IN
ria ashore nj Rockaway have been stolen How this
he When there wreckng sters charge OF
the vessel why don't they keep better look out Tor the
FOREIGN PORTS
MALAGA Oct srd-L-wis Page Nev yorki Isaac Cls.on,
fesdv Perseverance, Adams, from New York.
N ouar-ist, sid Isaac Ellis, Spring Buenos Ayres.
UNITED STATES PORTS.
BAScep, Oct a6h--Sld Hrlespent, Storm, New York.
PosTrAsD Oct 2s,hCrd Harriet, sweetrer, New York.
TuowasreS Oct lsth-Arr Grsndu 3ilchrist New York.
GsRpIsER Oct lsthsrd Orient BAILEY, New ycrki Mary
AverfI. Tbeobold do; Catherine F1utner, Mobile.
psoyrpvpcr, Oct $50, Radiant Now York; Editor,
de- Annawar. do Camilla, do; Tecumseh. do.
Nav L. rpor 2sArr Trader, Nickcrson, Bristol for
York.
Nswposr Oct 28-Ar. Jas Brown, Brown, New York. for
Fall River. -.
Or M.pss Oct I6 Lucinda wesUrvel New York, 70 sail
25Nhi Marshal Ney, Talbot one
Bosrow Oct 29h--s'd New YORK, Watcher Bremen.
Puttsprtrm. Oc 31-Arr Porpose, Smith New York
~ Caierac dol arrived in The schnyhUACbtserhed Lee
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-01

dol James HAND Oreaud Any Hickman, do; CID John
McClung, Calhoun, do.
wMMscroN, N. C. Oct 22-Clid Tbos Wyws. Johnson,
New York John Myers, Merch West Indies.
CHARL Oct 96h-Arr. Buenos Ayres, ewart, Mem
York; sid SUI Matthew'S Boston, Erie Adams. Mddeto
Conn Ashley, whttlesey New York New York (Steam)
SpiRney, do; 9th, Snltan, Berry, do.
MoBLE, Oct 25th-Arr Josephine, Peck Providence; Sc
ecl, Post, New York; Russell, Baldwin, Magma, do.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-01
M a R.RIED.

an tbe 3o October by the Rev. Mr. Somers Mr.. William
Dolby of London to Hester Beach, of this city.
a., Monday evening" 3o,h Oct by the Rev VIM Adams, VIM
B. Hartwe Augusta, Me- to ElzasehH daughter OF VIM
b. Johnson, ESQ, OF this CITY, - .
Bush Vim g. Sands, NJ d., to Eliza, daughter OF the late
Henry Mygstt, all oftbat place.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-01
Amusenenss.

PARK TIA EATRE.-THIs EVENING viii be per-
THE BaKBER OF sEvILLE-Dr. Bartolo MIR. Placide-
Rosina, Mad. Caradori Allan
To coneude with ANIMAL MAGNETIsM-La Fleur Mr..
flacide-Constantne, Mrs. Richardson
u Doors 64-peromanees commence O'CLOCK.
Boxes $l-Pn 80 cehts-Gallery Is
MERlCAN THEATRE. ROWERY-
~ THIS EVENING will he performed
THE BRONZE HORSE-Zamna, Mr.. wiliamson-Marge
liza, Mrs. La Forest
Previous to which, OLD REGIMENTALs-CharlesA ANA
dens, Mr. Bannster.
u Doors open at PERFORMANCES quarter
before o'clock Boxes, rs cents-Pit S7a-Galery, 25
NATIONAL aTRE--Lae italian Opera
Honse-MR. WALLACE, Lessee-THIS EVENING
will be performed
TIE bRlDAL-Meantius mr.. Observation-Disclosures, Mr..
Abbott-Evadse Miss T. Wheatey
To conclude with HIGH LIFE BELOW STAIKS-Mrs.
Kitiy, Miss Ayres
Doors open es-feriormance begin al ii.
nLKMPIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., next TO Ta;-
" tersalls-THIS EVENING will be performed
LIE MARI LAMANT-Le Colonel st Leger Mons Victor
Madam ST. Leger, Madame Dumont
After which the SOMNAMBULiST-C Col. De Rosambe, Mr.
Thoman-Ernesne, Mrs Maeder
To conclude with LIE SOURD GU LAUBERGE PLEINE,
Mr.. Delban, Mons. Valtere.
Doors open at past 6; the performance will at
Dast7 O'Clock.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-01
DIED.

On Tuesday morning. alst Oct, Eliza wife the Rev. C. "
Kelly, aged 81 years -
top St bartholomews Church. and the encs OF her hus
band are respectfully invited to attend her funeral Thurs
day afternoon O'clock from NJ Al Great Jones street
On Monday morning. George, Of Nathaniel aud Elizabeth
Oakley, aged montbs and days
Funeral this afternoon O'Clock, from No. 277 Stanton ST.
Tbe friends OF the family are invited TO atterd
On Tuesday October, of scarlet fever, Margaret Ellen,
daughter Henry W. Jane Fisher aged 4yearS two months
The and acauanances of he family areirequested
attend the funeral this afternoon, O'clock from No. 1896
Broome street. -, - =, -. n,. n,
of the late Matthew Delavan formerly of North Salem West
chester county, in the 9lst year OF her age
Monday 30th Oct Samuel Bailey IN he ooh year MS
Saturday, 2sth October after short illness Bryan John
SON. son of Alexander b. Johnson ESD OF uuca IN Inc 18Th
Burnr7on NJ j. 10Th October, Mrs Hannah Carr
relict oil the late John III. Carr
hector death l22 during the week en
M Saturday, Oct 49, sizs-35 mea q women boys q
girls; total l22
az whom % we're OF the age Of year. and under; 10 be-
tween and q 10 between and 81 5between and 10; be.
tween 10 and M 20 and 80 between 30 and 40
III 40 and So between 30 and oo between % and
Asphyxa L. Abscess Asthma Aneurism ]; Bleeding !;
Cholera Inan Il Co sumption III Commissions III; Group
Drowned q Dyseniery Fever do. bilious 2 do. bilious
remen do pueperal do scarlet x 40 ypnoid 40 re-
miuen Indigestion inammation OF The BRAIN 90 90
els 6; chest do lungs do throat iosaniy l. IL
temp rance Killed murdered Il Lockaw2 Maliormaion
l. Measles Old age Organic disease OF the
heart q O.teo Sarconia Palsy Small pox Suicide 1;
Teething 5; Unksown2 ?; whooplng cough
Places or Natiptp--United States 82 Ireland, l6 En-
gland 6; Germany II; Italy !; Unknown6. -, n.r....
OF the above from the Aims House. Bellevue
4. from Bellevue Hospital Fever Hospital do Black
wells islanI l. Small Pox Hospital City Hospital Coorea
persons - HENRY O. DuNNEL, City Inspector.
City Inspectors office. Oct 20. 1887.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-01

TTsI0N COURSE RACEs.-wednesaay's Purse,
" &300-Two mile Heats.
l. Re. L. Stevens enters b. Tom Moore, by Eclipse,
years old.
2 J. NJ. Seden enters CHI h. Red Rat by Sir Charles,
years old.
g. }. Snedecor gr Lucy, by Henry old
A. r. stockton enters h. Midddlsex by Sir Charles
years old.
Immediately after MATCH mile heats, $4,000 aside,
$500 forfeit between brother Post Boy and brother
Comet. ALExR. l.. Bolts
Mills DAVID III. BRANCH.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-01

N Institute has given (agreeably G's request last
year, Premium Of hand Pennanship, well as the
Painted.
For eleven years Professor c. has rdcued shown thu
useessness of copper .ate writing he Boston Fair has
cut up Brsow, and painted Writing most kingy Hurrah
for that and the Institute Coward determined
produce this evolution done it, Gowards writing
Fair put exhibition only. lie is ready do
Business Writing with any any time, for $1,000 under
He challenged any meet him at the Far-bu no one
dared This speaks volumes.
NJ b. Lessons given day and evening aages classes
and suited the pupils circumstances and no
charge not satisfied Apply at % uasons near St Johns
Park. nl-4.r
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-01

A TTENTIpNl-T CODY, vic,ualer, of No. Court
general for he liberal sons be has heretofore received
and whose sole aim merit continuance ofher patronage
ling and able provide with all the Injuries and deca
ces that The market affords upon terms more liberal than any
sure business men, that trade upon their osn capital conse
the losses which he might sustained had he pursued the
that great many have At his eslabhlnen NJ all
every style Cane Poultry Fish Beef steaks PorA Mutton
sOP ogsse w 9s e s sSh psass aes
plain statement offactS o5l-1ws
Broadway-beirg ~ Get long, good entrance from
Broadway They VIII be e Tor ne OF We press
Broadway osi3t'
II DRUMMJND, Merchant Taylor, III West Broad.
IA. of Leonard has constantly hand
neral assortment of Cloths, casmere vesngs &C. osw'
DOUGHKEEPsiE FSONT BKICns-An
sold very prices Tor approved credit APP
y - ee, oee eorns, West ,Sa es,9n 81 eansT Je
osI.sl.
EON sALE-BARELRGs-Chesn mare, foaled 7i,h
Of b. H. seanans Bussrah mare p. dam Matilda (se,,er
ksown As The Flynn Mare by conssbe imported Baronet
dam Jolly Sportsman, got BY imported ah ont Of an import
ed ss This mare has crosses Mr. Del'neey import
Baresgs has tried nor Address as
Post office, A -. os.3ls
A CAnD.-CapiainJ Pennoyer's compliments TO naval
"A officers Kava ach ecls, mast Of vessels inspectors Of
hppy 10 see Them ON board lie steam packet Nptns nov
flung under has superintendence Corae Hook to ply be
twee THIS city aud the city Of Charleston c. for the pur
pose Of examining the strength anil efficiency of the vessel
for the navigation she IL intended for Capt r. will he Ia
Tendance gentlemen hours from A. NJ TO u NJ
frnm r. ~ until darn. o3 ct
2o2 BkOADwAY-At furnished room, calculated cor the
comfnodaton otwo rree geneen To let NJ 202 Broad
way Any two gentlemen OF steady quiet habits who wish
aroo furnished with two BEDS bed clothing comart-
able IRE ~ their candle light boots BACKED
good cup nj coffee IN the ornng AMI something To eat be-
sdea tor the Of dollars dollars and twenty
five cents per week each being promptly paid will please ap
ply at 2o2 Broadway. o3I-3r
EHENCH LANGUAG. ORAL SYsTES-Jke
10 eight O'Clock, every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday,
Gentlemen who wish to join requested u call rs
possible IN order give their and residences that due
notice may be sent 70 them on the day flop. ming.
j. MANESC v, ~ Reed 81
The subscribers eldest daughter organizing her classes
for Ia les go 81
GENTLhMAN OF the legal profession, who win
"a leave this city about the 10th Of November
through the states Of Alabama and Mississippi and who win be
located ~ Tuscaloosa Alabama would be pleased 10 attend
any business that BE- eonfded 10 his charge Apply Ne
" Beekman 81 where satisfactory references 10 character
AMI capacity may he obtained oS0dtNi0s
M srHEMATlCALI ENTS-Iua in..
's ported and for sale wholesale retail NJ WOODS Tool
store No Chambers, NJ Chatham ~
meni OF the above superior qualyprce varying from 80
to ESQ.
n q. Par Stockings Turning Ia,l,eg-Ds an's Parallel
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-01

A., hsTUK HvOsENtW iurk, f.Ia1y = W U., ~.
evenn, for Providence House Tiny resdence) t9 Broad
way, Of Canal induced inform all who
afflicted with Blindness other diseases the
eyeds, that Monday, and every succeeding week day.
will gladly give opinion all ladies and gentlemen, with
Fee from O'Clock, and at services also
10 such Of the poor without any fee bring certificates from
clergyman.
The editors Of all city daily and weekly papers
pectuly requested copy this letter three times In each
nal with the local small print send the newspapers
witt suck nst ons and the Providence House.
In Broadway. have the honor 10 be.
JOHN WILLIAMS the English Ocust
N. Bile win have objection wait and give his
opinion any aged nfrm ladies gentlemen any part
OF the city, by giving him "a hours notice, and sending him -
with their address
The upper part OF Providence House et-applyto Dir.
Williams. young couple who work at home and can
be recommended by clergyman, hsvc the oil good
Kitchen rent free. A tail ~ would he preferred.
The city "a pers will pleasecopy the above o3l.2ts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-01
CAoD-TO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
"A LADY MONTAgUF's COMPOUND CHiNGt

"A LADY MoNTAGUF's COMPOUND CHINESE
SOAP Is prepared beautiful esotics, and warranted
cctly nnoceu completely ersdcaies tan, echse pmpcs,
spots rednes md al euaneous erupuons Frsdusliy res
sei9av un n the salow
IONS radiant mpafs.s beautiful juve
nile boom.
eenemrn aner shaving, viii find sli.y the rrtsbttsy
ap nrrne pain snd rea,et the ~ n smooth md plcrs.nt
For wblssac end retail by A. tnderhh "a necA
a. cornsr Williams Or Hart, OF Broedwsy and Chsv
~ Syme, Bovcty, walker y. seheheSt
lid C,ausl Il conner Lawrence a. o9l~s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-01

IL THE article published below, concerning the and
popular doctrine advanced by the usrous Goecke of
many fail OF exciting deep and thrilling interest
ph,ut
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-01
u owAaD' IMPHnvED CHEMICAL

NAANTED-Ia retail Hardware Store lad rs or le
w years Of age Apply 22e Hudson street, of
Sprirg. ni-lts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-01

III SIX of THE INDIAN CHIEFS oftse Sious nation.
lately ned from Boston, will VISIT this evening,
O'clock, the exhibition OF Dubue Paintings I57 Broadway.
nj.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-01

UCTION NOTICE, Extensive and vausble sale OF
n excellent Furniture, the property ola gentleman leaving
for the West Indies THURSDAY o'clock at - Avn street
See auction head OF THOMAS BELL, 81 Ann street
nj
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-01

- sAFEs-The public are invited 10 All At A a.
mSen 10 ~ ngs s iog.bsr M he msny sa,.
factory evdenceso hs possession Of The Perfect security OF
those iuty ceehaied safes against fire and robbers and also
Island IN the southern part Of Pennsylvania and
in OF OF the United States and with which each
Safe suraugby ned resist cectualy the most intense
Among the facts adduce in prsof ~ the
eae efficacy Of these safes IN protecting their contents from
injury by FIRE merely select The following. - -
hn be sole patentce Tor the application Of the Mn
fbeos IN the construction Of iron sfrl exposed ~ The
city q Phlsdephs on the ash Oct aSg y ,s ~
with Asbestos the burning of cord NJ seasoned wood
the box filed with boct binders paper shangs snd when
opened is found rnr ured, alh ugh the iron
upon which rested hected 10 hfe ha One OF
Sc ms Asbestos Chs 1.-THE only one We believe ~ hm city At
Casey Exchange Place At the time in the great IRE IN this
city, whish saved all is contents uninjnred. go,
spectabiy, various patterns Of the above
safes may be seen at the store Of Mo,n 70 -. fea,t
= p Ism. 'es'''' "'o''''e JOHN SCOTT CO.
WANTS AstTUAT,ON As CHILD's NURSE or
w Chsmbermaid, respectable woman who u
pe nj TO give satisfaction either capacity she
X fond o and kind children excellent washer and
and psrsey b lso ans having 20
view with the individual herself at 81 Troy stree,
IL HOwAHO, .MPRuvED CHEMICAL
cal chemist II deservedly celebrstsd TOR rendering the
skin aon repoving chaps prpes end blemsbes
Offensive breah cleansing and healing and wounds
prevcsting and curing cusneous diseases particularly ~
movsl Of grease paint &C pm clothing ako much
sssssd as shaving soap Prensrsd and oa , and
For se by HoadIev, Phelps Co Ne i,2 water street by
varshal e. Slpcnn No. Braaiwav corner Of st
snd ho Dodd corner Of Broadway and Bseckerrcet
and III tfoadsay. ni.2taw2m'
NAANTED-Ia retail Hardware Store lad rs or le
w years Of age Apply 22e Hudson street, 81
Sprirg. ni-lts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-01

ssOARDiNG Several yonng men can be accommoda.
40 ted with board and pleasant reasonable
q John Likewise several boarde without lodgings
nl.3ik
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-01

TU,HOS, ID. CAKPFN EER'S BANK NOTE
i AND BULLION OFFICE, NO. Is Wall street-Cer,in-
Of and Bank Checks all the southern cities
ought exchange UHcurrent money of
all kinds discounted the favorable terms Small East
Bank Notes IT, States Bank Notes constantly hand
specie Of all kinds bought and sold On hand and sale 500
sovereigHs and 400 Napoleons nI-At
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-01

DURE CHEMICALs-The subs .riber offers for sale
u accommodating terms, at III Geld
Ammonac, osoe Sweet Spirits NIire Rochelle
Sal Piper rine, veratrne Morphine Prussc Acid Pssto Jo
dde Of Mercury Deuo Jodde of Mercury Golden Sulphu
OF Antmoy, Srychnine ProtoJodide of Lead, Kees
Mineral, atar Emec DutoJodide Of Lead, Supburic T.
ther Prussian Blue. J. J. JOHN, II Gold St MIST
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-01
WANTED IMMEDIATELY

WANTED IMMEDIATELY-Ap partner in well
w established business in this city; capital from $500
500 The business worth last near $4,000 Also agent
take charge a well esabsht business in Baltimore Ii
isworh the agent last year SLIGO Also one for
Charleston, South Carolina, capital $3.50 One do for Brook
l. and for Newark, N j., ca ita from $50 to 100 Re
fences particular than amount OF capital Apply at the
Botanical Inmary Of Avenue and Eighth
Entrance from Eighth street The Dry Dock stages run
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