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The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-12-07

mercantile community to be extrem-
|ely CAUTIOUS as to what sort Of bar
|gaind they make in the purchase Of
foreign bills. If the present decision
shall be ultimately sustained by the
Court Of Errors, its effect must put
an end,to all traffic in foreign bills as
q matter Of trade or speculation, and
reduce these transactions to b mere
borrowing and lending Of money, on
which no more than Z per cent per
annum interest can be charged. with
out the risk Of iorfeiting the whole
money lent, on the ground ofusury."
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-12-07
The Currency and its regulators

y
The Currency and its regulators.
1t is we'll to observe how almost
universal is the acknowledgment,
that the attempts to reform the cur
rency have signaly tailed Whate-
yer difference of opinion there may
be about the remedy for present e.
wills, few men of common sense or
common honesty have the hardihood
to claim any credit for the govern
ment on account Of its past interfer-
ence with fiscal matters. By noting
these things, the people may learn an
instructive lesson for the future. 1t
will teach them to place competant
individuals at the head Of affairs. 1t
was to be expected, when partizan-
ship was made the chief test of poll
teal merit, that men of third and
fourth rate abilities would be placed
i'm conspicuous and responsible sta
tions; and that misrulc, quackery
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-09

SATURDAY Sept. e. 9 O'Clock p. M.
There has been moderate business doing during the past
week Among notcetwo large Tea sales,
and number package sales of dry goods The sale of
at the first the week. passed OF we'll and prices
rather improved But the that took place this day.
through heavily and about half Of the quantity offered
Withdrawn.
The trade thus Ear has rather all. and will
prove much before spring The Presidents Message
was not OF advance business this fall We note
the following transactions that have taken place the
viz biskey estate prison brandt has been selling S2i
34c Southern yesw beeswax continues steady 26 &c.
Liverpool coal going $3.50 81 Pctou So. Potashes
firm 1926 Pearls in moderate &c. Sheahing
copper has and continues to be sold at 25c We note
sales Of full IL h. old 16i 17c Freights brisk both
to Liverpool Havre without any alteration in rates
Domestic goods in rather better demand without any i'm
provement prices We have change to netce jim prov
Pork rather dull The market quite inactive for
asses sales Of New Orleans 40c Porto Rico
40 4c and Cuba 80 3Sc Sales Of Rio Nanez hides at 3c.
and Rio Grandc l4c. We remark transactions in Kentucky
tobacco a5c and 100 of Cuba lsc. Goldfish is
selling 50 25 The stock is accommodating. Rice continues
rather dull-the stock on hand is rather light.
Flour and MeaFlour from new wheat has commenced
rving-but yet little has reached the city Gennesee is
Their scarce also Corn meal Rye -four All kinds duh
today on Change. Cur quotations follow :-western
$962l $987h Richmond and Georgetown 50 1926 Corn
meal IS. rs $3.50 Rye flour S5.62t
Grain-The demand for all descriptions Of grain is mode
rate include sales OF 5000 bushels Of German Wheat
Carolina, tew L60 Ito Foreign Rye continues 10 soc;
and Southern Corn remains the advance noticed in
Via: 50 a IDoc and LOG l08c forJersey.
sls sfYss~ss day casof ships Sarah and Angelica anil
Annawan, Austen wilmerlmg Co. auconeers-526 chests
young hyon 46 256 half do do 40 63c q eac
eib boxes 7sc Id do do s2 92c PIT Tyson
0oc half do OF 6Ac rs 10 ID bxs do 6ec 35S ch
hyson skin 3sc 100 Is ID bxs do 35c 81 hf chests imperial
Sc Tic; l3b do So leoc 96 half chts gunpowder 81
75 IS ID bxs do Coo; 81 half chs tonkay 39c lls chests
sodehong "a 2c chests do PSI 27c 262 half chests
pouchong papers 42 500 Is Id bxs do 5 52ic So half
chests Pouchong and pecce 75c.
Also slsoaits cassia loc--terms OF were months
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-09
Hrs BaIrAssIc MAJE.Iv,s CossuxArs,


IT IN conformity with law pas Ell by the e-tlaturr
this State, the 2s day Of April last entitled Gan Act tor
guae the powers and duties OF Public anass
rogates relative 20 the property and effects oepregnerS
Notice Is hereby given that and after this date tho
perry and ehectsof all subjects OF Ills Majesty who may6
their way TO, or ia this city property and
arriving IN this state placed under the od
not under that OF the public administrator sberetopre
Undersigned IN consequence thereof requests that notices
toore sent to the pubic administrator may We tse
where Information the any subSs :,
his Majesty shall at all times be furnished withou aays
charge whatever - =
The he alth officer, and Others quarantine are rec
tuy requested Ia make their 10 this o
uvfs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-09

NEM, TOHK LIFE INSURANCE. AND
IN TRUST contradictions may effect insurances
with this Company their lives the lives OF others
and either for the whole duration Of e limited
In gross -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-09

Money VIII be received in deposit BY the Company hcl
In trust, upon which interest Will be allowed follows:
Upon any sum over 500, irredeemabe FOR l year,
u per
100 for 5 mos, per cent
TRUSTEES.
VIM. Bard, Ssrnuel ThenAcson,
Thos. w. Ludlow, Isaac BroasoA
VIM. b. Lawrence, Peter Hemsen
Jacob LQrillara, Stephen arren,
John Duer, james Kent,
Peter Harmony, Nah'l Prime,
&. Van Rensselaer,, N. Devereaux,
John u. Csstar, Benz Knewer,
Thos Sufiern, c. w. Lawrence,
II. G. De Rham Jonathan Gooalue
James Mcbride, JOHN Rathbone, Jr.
r. O. Stuyyesant, Tbos J. Oakley,
Stephen Whitney, John J. Astor
John Mason, Cuban g. verplanck
Benz. Ia Swan.
\. A NiCOLL, Secretary
Or. D. ATKINS, PHYSICIAN tn the Corpauv. s8n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-09

Intuncttons out of the Court OfChancery, ut
the Suit OF James II. Hackett.
IT being by Injunction Of the Court of Chanccry
Attic suit OF JAMES III HACKETT. restrained until The
er order of that Csurt from performing the part OF"
MON SWAP in the Comedy (altered from Who wants
Guinea of JONATHAN IN ENGLAND beg leave to an
nounce Tor my Benefit, Friday Evening sept
sterling Comedy, In acts entitled WHO WANTS Gull
NEA written by George Colman the Younger, in which 1
alterations and the Introduction OF original Yankee
res Avarsy OF other entertainments, will be expressed
In the bills OF the night
without wishing Ia the slightest degree to inure Mr. Hack
Ell IN the opinion OF the public the subscriber considers
act OF Justice to HIMSELF to offer word nj
upon this most extraordinary proceeding The play
winch Mr. Hscke can have right than the subcr-
ber being cid standard English comedy the part
mon Gupdy altered slightly from the orgins Ia
init OF ad H5,m display OF Yankee peculartcs No one
can regret more than the subscriber that Mr. Hacke should
have taken the unfair and he compelled ungen-
temaaly advantage Of legal process which merely
temporary IN It's operation, TO nure the interests OF another
canaidate for public favor And this regret all dmn-
shed by the fact that Mr. Hackes singular proceeding
only be received acompmen his efforts your ODE
dent servant, GEORGE H. HILL.
Park Theatre, Sep. g, 1887. s7-H
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-09
NEW AND IMPROVED STYLE OF
MEDIUM NAP BEAVER HATS-TODD s. FL Ell.

MEDiUM NAP BEAvEH iiAT 81 Oh FLEU
- Hi, late OF The well known establishment Of Leary
Co., and c. 81. john would respectfully inform our
friends and the public that have opened Hat establish
ment l94 Broadway and latter ourselves that after many
years experience in the business arrived perfection
IN the art manufacturing Hats We feefpeecy confident
that the new style OF Medium Nap Beaver Hats with impro
abshmess unrvaed and enrol frs, the list of and
Hats have been inspected by of the first judges in this
city, who pronounce them to be superior any offered
for sale in This country at the reduced price five dollars
is style OF Hat that has long been wanting in the department
and WHICH for has employed the minds and
taxed the Ingenuity many of first manufacturers but in
vain
The subscribers have made arrangements with of the
first manufacturers in London and Paris receive the latest
fashions without delay We also offer for sale emporium
Of standard fashion for the splendid Shsr Nap silk
Hat of the latest Pa an style and fashion, made in imitation
of Beaver Nap.
B. Having had experience many years the ceebra-
ted house Of St John, feel ourselves perfectly
tent produce the splendid Chappeau and Military cap
the reasonable and The shortest notice. with
all the necessary alterations that tasie require
TODD FLEURy, 1874 Broadway,
So Inn opposite Franklin House.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-09


The Thistle Norfolk, board as passengers
the crew.oi the Da1n Packet Coombs, and from New
Bahama Bank 3oth july, and Maranda kyen, from
for s as @H ssa mex p
Nassau lest oath July the Grand Bahamas ofhe
The Hoogy vano, Alexandria reports between Smith
Psn Lookout, schooner on her beam ends and made
her up. The chr had black bottom, and white top
with two BARROW White reaks around the waist.
The Columbus Burgess, sd from Plymouth 10th ult
Turks and-encountersd severe gale on the 2lsi lat ST.
10 New Bedford the 9th inst TO repair
The paaa Ellis hence s had not arrived Havana when
The Fredonsa Page, from Liverpool for New York. put
The WeEjord Harding from New York, for Laguayra put
into st Thomas 10Th ul dsuasled, and the Charles Carroll
Willard from New York for Para put IN do do together with
The s. Thomas :. this port reports on the I'd inst lat IS
ship apparently eastern built full OF water all her be-
The Fower this port reports the Sd and 4th inst
seeing several pieces wreck soap boxes boxes &c
nit s &c. "% "a Be- p water ogpea s@nsl sons
main and m.en ri, ass standing h.a painted ports
the bar and had throw overheard part of cargo get
VESSELS SPOKEN
Avg sls lat 81 Ion a. Rupert! O. Bangor, from Havana
Aug 24th of the Moro Dromo, from New York. for Hava
No date gSsr~columbia Musry, from New York-by the
Casper Hauser at this port.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Quebec Sept 2d-Rosebank, Montgomery Perth Amboy.
Buenos A, res June 25-Elilabeh, tDan Brockng, New
York
ST. Crox. W. f. Aug. sist--Lttle Maria New York.
81. Martins Aug. 15h-Adnaide New York, loading.
St Thomas Aug. 2sth, Aaoner, String New York. for La
guayra, In or s. days
UNITED STATES PORTS.
Salem Sept CHAR Fairfield Burr New York. via Bos-
ton.
Boston, Sept CHAR Hero Nckerson, New York. Crd,
Compliance, Sparrow do Reside, Sherwood do Trfmoni,
Reed do
Alexandria, Sept 6t-Arr Pere, (Prus) Coralbes, New
York
Norfolk, Sept 5-Arr schr Mary Caroline Rogers. Ply.
mouth NJ c. Tor New York, put with damage. SD Thad
Gus, Walp sIe New York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-09

CAEAhED.
Ships Superior, Msore Piston, Barclay Livingston; wm
Hard Galveston Bay, Qexas,) Saml Ward Aust brig YES
sass Morin Trieste, A. G. kossre Co; Pianeer, Jordon
Portland ME- soop Express Gardener, Philadelphia sehr
Pennsylvania Williams, Galveston Bay, (Texas) e. D. Hur
but Co.
ARRIVED.
Packet ship Wellington Chadwick London and Portsmouth,
Aug. 10TH with mdze 10 GrinHell, Minurn& Co.
snip Henry Leeds, Marshall, Turks Island, IA days
der.
Ship Florence, Barstow Bonare, I6 days to j. Ladlaw
Ship Franconia Blake, Havre, Aug g. to Scott Morrel
ship ST. Thomas, Waltngten St Croix, w. Il. Is days
DAN brig Mack Chase St. Croix, W. E., s days. to Aymar
Co.
Brig Sea Flower Tyler, Curacao 16 days to order.
Brig Pastoral Champion, Havana, Is days TO r. Autton.
Wright
Brig Leo, Ilyly, Rosario, (Cuba) IA days to order.
brig Sun, Brown, Charleston, days To O.. Buckley.
Brig Columbus, Pierce Of Boston, from New Orleans %
Brig Raynond Howard of Thomaston, from New Orleans
Brig Rupert, Rankin, OF Bangor from Havana, IL days.
Schr Benz Gather, Smith, Para % days, to Allen Pax
schr. Beno, Lowe, Conaiyas, l5days, to order.
n days to master.
Sckr Atlantic, Evans, Alexandria, days to master.
Schr. Phillip Depeyser, Wainwright Virginia, days to
Schr New York. Hoxe Newbern N. c. IL days to MASTER
Shr b. D. Jackson, Woberson, st Bars 10 days skeld
Schr Union Snow, Tobasco, 81 days, to J. Bouchard
schr. Richmond, Tilby, Richmond, say $, 10 master.
Schr. Meridian, Norris Salem, days. TO order
SChr. Emma Woglow Petersburg, daysto johnson and
schr. John He,h, Chatlin, Richmond, days Kmba
schr Hernosa, Cummings, Richmond days to Kimball
schr. Ann Eliza, ssmers, Richmond, 4 days to order
Below briggs.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-09

Coda vessel has arrived here with anthracite COAL which
is selling $3.50 Associations also forming to obi
the article a reduced price, This looks we'll If these
ments fail inducing the coal monopests to lower rher
prices they will probably have the effect OF preventing
crease on the approach cold weather. of which these
been extremely prompt in avaing themselves
f,aa tialp.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-09

The GrOtfO-IO4 Cedar street.
II EDWARD RILEY-late assistant "a the Shades-re-
specially informs his friends and the public,
the above House. where he intends keep choice
sortment of Ales, Wines &c.
Welsh Rarebiis in their season. s7-Iw
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-09

~ NOTiCE.-A regular meeting OF the DrolBoy Club
will be held on Saturday evening" 9th ns O'clock the
DrolBoy Rooms Punctual attendance requested
ness Importance viii be transacted BY order ofthe Club
r,,o,,ro~ JAS STANNARD, Pres't !
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-09

pAnw vhEAThE.-THIs EyENING-The 0ps-
CNDERELLA or. the Fairy and the Little c... slipper
Prince, Mr. hom-Dandini, Mr.. Brough-Cinderella Miss
To conclude with APEcULIAR PosITIoN-Msjor Lasca-
"a % De Novara, Mrs. Chippindaie
Boxes sP g 5 ssa O'Clock
dAsSdEfS sSxs .: & Sss (.
Mer Cony and Blanchard and their celebrated Dogs
tor and Bran viii sppear-cspt Moreton Mr. Blanchard
Alter r which the PEACOCK AND THE cRow-Jm Grow,
To CON ade Ms Blue Mr.
Rce-Lucy, Miss Angelica.
before oeiock Boxes Is cents-P.t, s7i-oalery, IS
NATIONAL THE TR E--Lste Lalian Opera
- Hon,e1MR. wALLAcK, Lessee.-THis EVENING
BARBER OF sEvILLE-count Almavva, Mr. Hornea''le
To conclude with the SLEEPING -Popono
Mr. Stanley-Nono, Miss Ayres
DORIS open 64-Perormance begin at II.
EnANKLIN THEATRE.-THIS EVENING
THE sHADE-Aibert Bondel Mr. Harrison-There,a Mrs.
After which CROSSING THE LINE-Pomono, Mrs ". sef.
To conclude with VIZ Fiji TE LAST sal
Hsrrison-Ag sha Mrs Herring.
precisely. Boxes 50 cents-Pi, Is cents.
Mrs. HANBLIN's THEATRE. late Richnond
hAMbhH STE EvENiNa viii be pre- n
EVERY ONE HAS HIS FAULT-Edward, Master VIM.
To conclude with LADY AND TIE DEVIL-Widlove, Mr..
Charles-Zepherena, Mrs Hamb
Doors hali-past O'clock Performance will coni-
mence al Admission to the boxes SO cents-P,
Is cents.
NIIBLO'S GA RDEN-LESvAUDEvIL
EyENIN soiree amusante to commence al 9oclock
with a Vaudeville OF
MY YOUNG WIFE AND MY UMBRELLA, or, Ma Femme
e Mon PsrnpIue-Coquardron, Mr. Observation-Disclosures
Mr. Russell.
The amusements TO terminate with LA SENTINELLE-
schlopsen, Mr.. John sefton-Prnce, Mr. Bshop-Linda,
Mrs. Knight
Tickets 81 cents, to be had al the music stores SO
OLYMPIC TIL &c ATIx THE ladies and gentle
~ men engaged this Theatre, win please attend Resar-
Friday morning. II O'clock preparatory to the open
ing Monday, Sept llth. l.
6- The gentlemen Of the Orchestra will also comply with
the above notice. w. X BLAKE.
se5
OLYMPIC THEATKE .-t Broadeay, merit 70 Tafer
~ sails 1.-The arrangements for opening this establishment
being nearly completed the public is respectfully informed
ING September lth On which occasion appropriate adj
dress written by gentleman of this city Of hgk literary
putaon will be dsvered-and variety ofnovel and popular
entertainments presented in which many performers OF
bished celebrity who already engaged, will appear
The decorations of the house. which will be Of the most bril-
costly description together with the scenery drapery,
fixtures &C. &c have been executed by the first artists in
The United States particulars OF which viii be made known
hereafter. WILLARD BLAKE,
Proprieors and Managers
PS.-To let, the spacious Refractory of this Theatre. APP
ply as above au22
~ Ma - A m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-09

- TO LGT.the upper part Of good three story
house situated In the upper of Greenwich street, 10
smaii fem.ly II would b Vet very low rent %
the whole house would be let and small family occupying
the lower part the house would board with them For par
ucua apply al 256 Broadway between the hours Of and
p. p WANTED 10 PUHCHAsE-
kRsEr3 good Steam Engine, suitable FOR Boat
from 400 TO SEQ tons, boat with engine
equipments &C. Apply To q. CARD,
s9.lWs IfS BROAD At.
INSTNUCTlON ON TIKI PIANO FORTE.
VI MRS FRANCIS, from London who has for several
years given lessons the Piano Forte in this city, respectfully
vacancies in her classes and will be glad Ton the
same liberal and advantageous which have heretofore
acquired for her so highly respectable and patron
aee any young ladies may desire become proficient
players Residence No. IL Watts street saw
- AT MONARQU.S,, 24 BOwERY, is offered
for sale handsome Hats for 50, any offered TO
the public-ght and durable-warrsnted onur bodies
- and water proof So SIM
STERLING'S ORIENTAL BALsAMIC
nedy in all Of LeucorrGa involuntary Emissions SEMI
nal Weakness rreguariy ohe Menses Iriaed Disensea
action OF the Bladder and in all diseases othe Urinary Or
gans The immediate relief generally afforded by the Of
the Balsamc Compound in short space OF has much
heightened its selebv in the OF The above Diseases 1t is
confidently offered with accompanying certificates ofbe
eminent Of the British Faculty which will stamp the high
putaon in which the unique preparation valued Prepared
only by w. Sterlng White Chapel. London Sold wholesale
and retail, by NATHAN ID. GRAHAM,
s8-r 10 % Nassau Il corner az Fulton
TO MERCHANTS, Sc,-Arespectable widow lady
wnes 70 place her son. an active and intelligent boy 10
yearsod, who write good hand lawyers
establishment She would prefer his boarding, &c. with the
family OF his empleyer-indeed would take
charge Oh hlm Address q. II. nj. at this Office. s83tA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-09
DILIIAHDS IMPROv ED.-Gestewen wishin

- BILLIARDS IMPROe ED.-Gentlenen wishing
ID play atbiards purchase tables invited to Gail
2a or 81 Broadway next door above Wall street, at the Sou
Coffee Eools where there tables and
Try patent Indian Rubber cushions, slate apd
ssn cemented beds, with en eagle ames and common Ia
bles above will be found the largest and best assortment
ever offered public these who wish to
short notice. they be packed at one days no
lice. . :.
B. Orders for any thing in this lne with cosh or good
reference, to A. BASSFoRD 2l6 Broadway, viii receive
prompt attention nIou
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-09


We have 10 alteration make In quotations Of any srt'
Gle Of provisions mornings mar ket The same reckless
sv.em of monopoly foses.ang and hucksterng obtains
throughout while who literally paid for pdng
non % these mpostons look with much Indifference ~ II
Il were virtue to pisge the community. We perceive that
The subject attracted the notice Of the Corporation
has been under consideration which lead
to repeal Of the obnoxious and unconutiona market
laws Nothing short of this the evil will our
citizens be satisfied with less In this intellectual II rdi'
eulous talk of ancient regulations" emsnating from
boorsh Dutch Municipality whose sole object was 10 gra
their royal uperors who had delegated to them despc
power. We that Alderman Benson who appearsto Dc
the only Corporation whs correct views
the subject and has had the courage to avow nem VIII
strenuOusly fellow these until there not stge remain
ing those ordinances unparalleled in State or IN any Tree
country, which disgrace and Cypress our Guy.
The average wholesale price of beef Boston ON Monday
last was O. q cwt pound Here wassS cwt
or cents alb In there sno corporation monopoly
CORPORATION MARKETS INDEPENDENT MARKETS
Beef 70 iSs n s sssa e o &c pe do
x xsa,i ,1 10 10 do DO Veal, 70 loo. do.
POULTRY, BUTTER, &c.
Fouls Is "a a. per pair Butter 25 To % per lb
Chickens S. to g. do Eggs, IL l-2 cts for 10
Ducks, rs per PAIR ..--
Peaches S. TO 12s. peck. Cabbages IS dozen.
Potatoes. IS Cd susheL Gucunbers 2s a hundred
W Wresp Melons, MSo lass 25 EACH SQUASH Il for
Apples IS. Cd busheL Nutmeg Melons, Id to Sd. each
ztre.kea Bsss,,s 3D. per h. Blue Fish, &c. per b
slsc. . Fish i2c. per h. r coT &c. DO do
Eels l2c. do. HOLSTERS, &c. do.
Hickory y $275 load Liverpool Coal, sa5e pr ct aid.
Oak, Si.s7a do. Anthracite. 80 TO 9 so per ton
Pine SLIPS load Sydney, $S 10 $50 per ton
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-09

MANITOBA good situation for apothec1ry's store !;
w II said used for that business, fixtures good,
&c. purchased for cash State and price, and
address the Star Coffee House, No IL Spruce
raid. ss-lW*
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-09
SPLENDID NEW MOVING PAN0RAMA

- AT NIBLOS GARDEN, superior to any thing of the
kind exhibited in this country painted by the celebrated
WILD ELEPHANT HUNTING, and correct representa-
ton OF ISLAND OF CEYLON All the artists and
noisseur splendid Panorama pronounce
the panoramic painting brought TO this
Exhibited during the day and evening. Abundance, 25
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-09

IN OOO ACnFs IILIHOIssLAsD win be en-.
Aylw"vV chssged Cor ded paper. Apply 70