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The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-04-19

w ToOL STORE. Chatham AMI CHAMBER sleets N
YokF y W has constantly r sale excellent ot'erii ~
the to"ng Of every descrptin stocks and bits aage
ches and plates stocks ard dies. ha.rs
axes idz bowels spirit levels buns rs spoke shavcs
circular urahg ataes, drawing in
sincuts wood soxes f. cutting ~ d size. aes ~
dill ting nppers and pcr., ltrc compass
saws PADS oil draw knives, piano and siee
h1laW aurrf dFa tools Shelters patent
cNhinet makers clnmpa, Tc os blow pipes, &c
ID nrrc assortment oiPiancs, rnannaeturedh Nv \.
~ nm
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-04-19
DOUGLASS ROBINSON New York
-. ROBINSON BROTHERS. IiyerpooI
VI ROBINSON a. co. Dublin.
6N OLD ESTABLISHED pa X ET n n

k6N old ESTABLISHED PACKET OF
kkS fEE corner cf Pine and South srects-rbe sLscr;-
Co.. bes continue 70 kng rom
nrtan ana Ireland ~ sls Of the WI pronti-
c9neny and comfort Prisons wishing send Tor tseiY
ends ny applying ~ this Office on r.
t easoaaie terms The shss al this line Ivctroi
WI d NOSE cn2asnSpassggts assured that he,r Encns
sons Wei Win no unnecessary delay In al where per
| he cshlnn The passage will be refunded
sng ~ cnbaft Ter tie old c0us'r, mnoneS -
isefp9. packets, saihng sh, 7ith ss
and Goth Of each mopsh -" 80 - ''n'
mo accommodation f those persons engaging Ss
hHends who may wish 70 send money nac fes
~ p,oyao Is the voyage, daft viii be foowsne
aaa. 0chnts Tho are agents, and who viii
% soe'" ,of wancing passen- ers to Liverpool,
'iesS' Danlel wight q Co, Robinson At, Glasgow.
Mi.iasn Miiey, ~ Eden quay, Dublin.
y X Haiman Belfast.
aiatiacw IsCnnn, steam packcf OFse wexSwd
John licAaiin, Merchant Quay Cork
P-tcI Kccnas, WcstsTcCi, Droghedn.
Jehu Best Sugar Island NewrY.
mDoughcrty, Co enins
James Cairns, Cern Market Londonderry.
James Gibson, Radcliffe sttt IT, "a 20
James innsfan l.acarruw nenrAtlone.
John Mus tagh, Bal inacargy.
J@soph koEan, MailiGgar.
yohn Atkinson, Cst+sh.
hIphc atoms Tor fom
''eet Nheftfy 1itcEos For farther
arys RANSON a. HMllRRAY,
nor Of ,uoa
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-04-19

sSUE MERCHANT. Ds PxACII,AI &c
\ COUNTAN r.-Benr series &c aaer saniilc nccnints
IN witch tie merchant nir duced into basnes and carried
Nc ssu ta 4ud advhfsc
sirgle aud patacrbip bne Wi al ylpr1 ~ mrchants
jotrna III pinchlcs drawn experience Tss'eh
added tables ~ ight- aid 81 bc Con
recial void Fh Lltion ~ Thomas ~ Goodrich, account
yutt received and 'u sale he tade rea low
~ a5 Nv q. sHGPAhD, isg b'oadway
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-04-19
TREvALL, sTODDAET NCO. No,


~ TRUST COMMUNICATIONS eject lnsWanc~s with
this Company their Nv the lives Of othe esthcs
whole duraoa " c, for emitted pef,od The pay
meats Of nay be either made annually
prmu ms on nc hpn drestr a furoD
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-04-19

no. SEE Adveri.encpt- ABBRNErHYS CoFnFesmd III
Coach I'd pagets special IN R0wery
Grand Il has been obliged IN consequeucef The great demad
s Medicine rsm the part and side VI tho CITY,
HliLccr Bcckman and wirha Agents Ibis Mixture.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-10-17
RUmOR having reached the

4 RUmOR having reached the
"a interior. (from what source we know
no,1 that we had discontinued the Commits
";on Business in this City.-We take this
method to inform our friends and the public
that our House is now open and has been all
the season, the business prompeJ auendeo
"a. and that we intend 10 confuse u. II IS
true. we did not escape the effects OF the
unparalleled pressure, which peTVadeo the
whole Commercial world, and placed II
beyond our power to afford the same tacill-
ties to our friends we had formerly done
but it is with much pleasure (and we may
add Dride) that we are able to say we do not
owe one dollar TO the country, nor have we
ever retained the funds for produce sold
moment longer than favorable opportunity
offered to forward them. OOT arrange
ments are now such that we will be able to
move smoothly on; and hope from long ex-
Derience. fourteen years of our senlors) to
render satisfactory accounts OF all business
entrusted to our care. We respectfully so.
Iicit continuance Of the business OF our old
patrons and such others as may think prop
er to confide it to our care.
ROSS, HOYT & FORD.
August, 1873 If.
The Advertiser and Chronicle, the Mont
gomery papers, the Inteligencer, and Mon
tor, published in Tuscaloosa, Greensboro
Beacon, and the Columbus Argus, Miss.
will insert the above and forward their &C
counts to the subscribers,
r., H. & F.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-10-17

TTNHE Partnership heretofore existing in
i this city under the firm of BUILT,
SHIP, & CO., and in NatChez of SHIP,
FERRIDAY & Co., was dissolved on tie
Cd current by Limitation. All persons indebt-
ed to, or having claims against either of these
establishments, will present them in New
Orleans, to Bennett, Ferridays & Co., and
in Natchez to w. & r. Ferriday & Co.,
who are duly authorised to receive and pay
the same.
The signatures of the old establishments
will be used for the purposes of liquidation
only, by Henry L. Bennett, New Orleans,
and VIM. Ferriday, Natchez. or their au-
| thorised Attorneys.
HENRY L. BENNETT,
VIM. FERRIDAY,
| SurUiUing FARMERS of the firms of Built
Ship, y Co., and Ship, Ferrtday, e
| Co.
New Orleans, July Sd, 1887.
The business hitherto carried on bY the
above, will be continued BY the subscribers
in this city, under the firm of BENNETT,
FERRIDAYs, & Co., and in Natche2, of w
& r. FERRIDAY & Co. who have entered
into Partnership for that purpose.
\ HENRY II BENNETT.
VIM. FERRIDAY,
r ROBT. FERRIDAY,
i JOS c. FERRIDAY,
:. S. w WA TIERS,
. New Orleans, July Sd, 1887.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-10-17
Commission Business.

"HE Subscriber takes the Ifbev-
Il ty to announce 10 the public generally
that he intends opening a House in the CITY
of Mobile the ensuing season for the pur-
pose. of transacting the
Wholesale Grocery e. COl-anais.
sion Business,
He will confne himself strictly to the sale
of cotton consigned to him for sale and to
receiving and forwarding goods consigned to
him for shipment, &c. Liberal advances
will be made on cotton in store.
DAVID LLOYD.
Columbus, Mi. August, 1887. Aft
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-10-17

D ESPECTFULLY tenders his services
IL to his friends and the public as agent
for the sale of Cotton and the purchase o.
goods in the city of Mobile.
July 10, 44-t-1-d.M
The Flag of Union, Ala Beacon, Voice
OF SumPterD Demoplis Herald, Selma Free
Press, Cahawba Democrat, Hayneville OBJ
server, Montgomery Advertiser, Wetump-
ka Sentinel, Talladega Register, and Column
bus Miss. Argus; will please insert the a.
Dove until the first day of March 1888, and
forward their bills to Mobile for payment.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-10-17
A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
For Sale

nor SALE-A commodious family resi-
\ dence, situated in the most desirable
part of the town. The house contains foar
comfortable rooms the out houses are veTv
good-they consist Of a kitchen, smoke house
dairy and welLhOuse, all Of which are An.
lSned IN the best style. For terms &c. an
ply to the subscriber on the premises.
JAMES w. BRICKELL.
Columbus, September /, 1ss7.-51.tf
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-10-17


OTILL continues at his old stand
~ and informs planters and merchants
generally, that he has made additions and
improvements to his establishment for the
purpose of carrying on the
Storage $ Commission Business.
He will receive, forward, or purchase
TTO.F,
and transaC tany business in his line entruSt-
ed to his care, at the customary rates.
AS he is determined that Westport shall
not lose any of its celebrity he will be care
full and punctual in his business, and moder-
ate in his charges.
August, 22d 1887. 49-tf.
The Mobile Chronicle will insert the a.
bcve oace week for mouths and forward
their accounts to this Office.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-10-17

A S Agent am authorized to offer for rent
n the place lately Iowned and occupied
by Symon BexleY, situated in the hills near
the Military Road, about two miles from
Columbus. 1t is a healthy situation, and
has never failing we'll of excellent water,
and has on il comfortable cabIns, with brick
chimneys and a stable. There are about
twenty acres of land cleared of wood, and
nearly ready for cultivation, with new rails
sufficient to enclose it.
JOHN w. SIMMONS.
September %, 2-tf.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-10-17
COmMISsEON BUSINESS.

COMMISSION BUSINESS.
TNHE Subscriber late of HaEs-
Il burg, S. C., having now established
himself in business, in Mobile Alabama,
tenders his services to the Planters and
Merchants of-.4Ea6ama and MISSISSIPPI, in
the capacity of COMMISSION NERO H
ANT. He promises his personal and undi-
vlded attention to the receiving, selling and
shipping Cotton, and every other produce
that may come to his care.
GOLLOTHUN WALKER.
REFERENCES
I. r. st. John d Co.
Clarke, McIGer g. Go.
KerrS q. Hope,
iStOUaH, Summons, d. Co,
Bees d BeaK, ! augusta
A. Johnston,
Latimer, Whiting f. Co. { Georgia,
Amory Sibzey,
John Moore,
James WcLa,0S,
John LlpScOnab,
Whitfield Brooks,
L. II. Monday,
John S. Jeter,
Daniel Bird,
William EddinS,
James Terry,
w. ". &arke,-Edgefeld and
AbbeviHe, s. Q.
Adams 8. Burroughs, ! Savannah,
G. b. Lamar, Georgia.
Willis HolmeS,-NetO Orleans.
Sept. 1851 If.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-10-17
]. BOOTH.


Resident Dentist, Columbus.
HAS Just received fresh supply Of
IL Dental materials, and is ready to per-
form any operation in the line of his pro-
fession, and feels confident from his long ex-
perience and former success, that he
can give satisfaction to all who may favor
him with call.
Office in HARRIS BUILDINGS, Market
street where he may be found<a at all times.
except when professionally engaged. La
mes from the country who may wish to con-
suit INN IN the line Of his profession, can do
SO oy calling at his family residence, near
Or; Malone's, St. Johns street, where he
Will wait on them with pleasure.
June 90, 1837-t-J-1st:
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-10-17

nLUNKET & TAYLOR have ~
dissolved copartnership in the Br'<
iTg business. B. Taylor jr. and
die will continue to supply the marE.,
B. TAYLOR
B. PLUME
n. B. All those indebted to the g.
Plunkett & Taylor. are requested Il y.
Immediately, or otherwise their ~
will be placed in the hands Of an of5rs.
Columbus, September 8, 1885,
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-10-17
w. W. RURTOM 49,

W. ~. , RTON, COfAber.
Aeen wishes to sell the following
P PrOPss'y' on ulnes or very low for cash. Z
S ;pa section Of good land unimproved iv.
lug y me eaSt side Of the River, ioinin tS..
Ianu !, w rs MOrgans ferry now Isl Also
F ioSI shs 1o"n OF Aberdeen, numbered as
Ploc', 81 .'se - 70 lois No. 4, I4 & 40. Also
Io 49, $3.50. 10 q which Is well impFoved-sad
~ sol'alns acres o. land with first rate
sov 1e'. s s.aoles and all necessary buildings
,v;sha. F aI' residences, also. q well. He
Wlsnes Also to sell a first rate Road W.
sOn ald Harness. with Eve fine Horsas =
Aberdeen, May sl,l ssY-1I-H
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-10-17
Cou,nissfOIl Business.

nARNES & SANDERS having taken
Mr. T. d, SMITH into copartnership,
will continue the FactOrage and Commission s', y
Business in Mobile, under the frm ana S'y'e
of Barnes, Sanders & Co. Lo-.-
Thankful for the liberal patronage mere
tofore bestowed upon them, they hope Dy
close attention to business that the same may
be extended to the new concern. o,Dc
BURIAL L. BARNES
WILLIS SANDERS,
ISAAC D. SMITH.
JuIv 6, 1882 u-1st N
NJ The Columbus Mississippi papers,
Mississippi Star, Flag of the Union, We
tumka Sentinel, Voice of Sumpter, the pa
per in Butler county, Taladega Register
and Mobile Chronicle and Register, are re-
ouested to publish the above card till 1st Of
March and forward their accounts to the
subscribers at Mobile.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-10-17
E.RGEE HOTEL.
COLUMBUS MISSISSIPPI


"HE undersigned have formed a CO.
Il partnership for the purpose "f conduc-
ting this well known and popular establish
ment. To our friends in Columbus and all
those who have heretofore given them
their countenance and custom, tn ey return
them their thanks, and hope by assiduity
and attention to merit their continued pat
ronage. To travellers they would say
that they are building additional rooms for
the accommodation of families, and together
with those and attentive servants, they
hope to give satisfaction to all who may fla
vOr them with a call. Town Boarders
will be still Accommodated, and when all
their arrangements are made, they will be
enabled to accommodate visitors ia better
manner than usual.
JAMES JONES,
SAMUEL G. PORTS.
Columbus, September IL. 1857-52-tf.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-10-17

NTOTICE.-The Co-PartnerS.AP hereto
IN fore existing between the subscribers
is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
Persons having claims will present Them
and those indebted, will make payment TO
+. B. Vail or H. C. Dade. The name of
Vail & Dade will be continued for the SIT
Element Of the business of the late frm--H.
c. Dade intending to continue the bust
ness on his own account.
L. B. VAIL.
H. c. DADE.
Macon, Mi. Feb. 1887. q tt.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-10-17

HOMMISSION BUSINESS. Tia !
~ dersigned beg leave to annouasI
their friends and the public generally /
they intend opening House in the CfI
Mobile, the ensuing Fall for the pu-.
transacting a General Agency, and G
mission Business under the Firm & ST.
VIM. L. CLARK & CO.
They will confine themselves straf
the sale of all Cotton or produce CaJr
them for sale and to the Receiving & T
warding with promptness and despalth,
Goods Consigned them for shipment
Liberal advances will be made On Ca
in Store, but under - Circumstances
honor any Drafts, unless drawn against
ton or produce in hand.
They have engaged the services Of
B Malone who with the junior parta5
the Concern will be in Mobile by the
Of October next, to attend to any bugs
conided to our care.
We would take this occasion to n
our sincere thanks to our friends abt [
public generally for the very liberal psI
age bestowed us in this place herrts
and respectfully solicit Continuance il
same.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-10-17
Look Here Planters.

A GOOD Manager of this vicinity, is de-
IN sirous to sUperintend a Cotton Farm,
the ensuing year, containing from forty to
a hundred hands. AS ne has been engaged
in the business for the last eight years, fat
tiers himself that his discipline among hands
and skill of farming will meet the aPproba-
ton of those who employ him, which he
has generally succeeded in doing. His
knowledge of cuItivating the Prairie lands,
and the interest which he takes on a farm,
entities him to a good situation thereon
For information apply at this Office.
Columbus, September 10, 1872 If
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-10-17
COIuWbWs Jockey Club FaIIR'
NNHE Fall Races over the b

COIuERbVls Jockey Club Falls
NNHE Fall Races over the
Il Park Course will come of rn s
October, with the following Purses
FIRST DAY.
Sweepstake for colts and fllieS
years old last spring, mile heats, 2eoI
entrance, half forfeit, 5 or more to .
race; and close 10th October; entray
by address to Proprietors, at Cow
Mississippi.
SECOND Day.
SPoTtsman's Purse, $3.50 entraRos
2 miles heats; 2 or more to make 2.
close hrst day Of the races, and tree
ages.
THIRD DAY. :.
Purse $500, 8 mile heats; free for ID
entrance SIS.
FOURTH DAY, 81
Purse $1,000; 4 mile hests, free y /
ages; entrance $50.
FIFTH DAY.
PFoprietors' Purse, $500; best 5 ihaf
for ell ages; entrance SIS. :,
This, Is now one Of the haDdsOnS :
best improved Courses of the SOS11 ;
.cers travelling south to Mobile q.
Orleans, win find it both convsnisn
their interest @ come BY this way,
time Of the races here will ALLOW y. y
take either the Alabama or MIS-.
route to Mobile and New Orleans y y,
az an intermediate places. Rae r n
VIII De accommodated with stables %
gratis, BY the -o.s
PRpPRIETOS
Gel rs, August %, 1887, 4s@
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-10-17
Wholesale and Retail Drug ana
.UTeNERciaae Sf0asO

sINeItCt1le Store.
nR. PERCY WALKER informs the
- public that he has purchased an ample
and well selected stock Of Drugs and Medi-
Cines from Mr.. Geo. A. Smith, and is now
prepared to fill all orders with which he
may be favored. He will make such ar
rangements with the northern houses as will
enable him to keep a constant supply Of
Iresn Medlcines-as his sucsess depends uD.
On the purity Of the articles he vends, his
customers may be assured that nothing Of
equlV0cal excellence will be offered them
ne VIII sen both at wholesale and retail
Sountry Merchants and Physicians w Womb
SS%eA to call and examine his stock. H;s
ss =. is on Dauphin between W. W.
.sr ana Commerce streets, Smiths torn, =
AS5A snIsn Of the golden Mortar,
MooHes September II, 1837.-2a
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-10-17

Estes & Co.
Have lust received per steamer
" Ponchartrain and PtoughboE, the fol-
O wing articles which they offer on as good
e rm S as they can be bought in this market,
o cash only, viz:
$50 Sacks Liverpool Salt,
80 Barrels N. Orleans Sugar.
HDgsheads do do
10 Barrels MackereI,
10 Kits do
S Hale Barrels Shad,
s do Butter Crackers
20 Boxes Muscatel Raisins,
10 Half Boxes do
10000 Spanish Cigars,
4 Casks Bacon,
10 Barrels Pork,
10 do Molasses,
50 do Gin. Rect. Whiskey.
10 do N. E. Rum,
10 do Rye Gin,
do Isle of Wight Bran.
dy, z years old-very superior,
10 Barrels American Brandy.
and number of articles 10 our line not emu
merated. O''O
r. S, Notes of any of the Banks in Mis-
slssippi or Alabama taken in payment for
Groceries. ~''' -"'
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-10-17
Plantation t1t ChOctGtU Con.
For Sale.

EO4' SAFE.
"HE subscriber offers for sale a 1
ton situated in Choctaw COUNTY =
from ''old French camp" contsior.
1000 acres, 300 acres Of which is +
state of cultivation, and well supnl;.s
good and comfortable cabins. The !.
excellent, coming as il does from n'
four bold springs. 1t is planted tbi,,.
corn. and the crop will be sold "a
land, deliverable the 1st Of Novenb..
would be preferred to sell the who, /.
plantation together, Dut it will be di,s
requested to any person or compam
rous of purchasing. 1t presents AZ
opportunity of profitable inyestmem
ever been offered to the public. A
land is rich, and has been selectg
great care.
For terms apply to the subscr5-
agent of the proprietors, on the plan.
who will exhibit the land and explaa
advantages.
r. {. SANDEs
Columbus, July 25-45tf
- The Natchez Courier K J,.I
Vicksburg Register, Brandon 8tpubF5
MissisSippian, will please publish the d,
TWO months, and forward their accou.,
his office.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-10-17
LAND For SALE

LAND FOR SALE.
Sect1On 3. Also the Southeast
~ quarter of Section 4, in Township ~.
o. Range II, Kast, in the Chickasaw SEES.
SION OF Lands Said tract of land lies on
'tne road leading from Aberdeen to Jackson.
ano IS II miles from Aberdeen, miles
from Colbert, and 4 miles from Ti6by river.
oaio tract OF land contains about 100 acres
IN nlgn state OF cultivation, with all me-
cessary buildings for farmer. Its good
sT.a Tor the entertainment of travellers.-
l ne above described property viii be Sold
On tlnle' For further particulars, apply to
T. w. B. MOORE.
or to VIM. M BURTON
June IS, 1887. e so
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-10-17
ALEX. RANKS q a.

House Painters, Charters, and PoDer
Hangers.
EdUkN their sincere thanks for the
- LIBERAL patronage they have received.
a1o nope by strict attention to, business.
. merit 2 share Of public patronage. All
wcFk eonhded to their care will be strictIv
IL limitations Of Woods and Mar
6 Q erecated IN the finest style.
Columbus, August %, 1897. Asv
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-10-17
REFER TO
Col. Thomas niece,

DANIEL E. HARPER, of Sumter
- County, Alabama, having determined
to remove tn the City of Mobile, he rnsu-
ing season, begs leave to offer his services to
his friends and the public generally, as Com
mission Merchant. He proposes to sell
Cotton at one dollar per bale, and will attend
to receiving and forwarding goods, and
endages himself to execute all orders with
punctGalitv and despatch.
July II, 1sS7--45-6m;
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-10-17

49,. TO RENT.
"a NEAT Dwelling, suitable fora small
a: II family. For terms apply to Rev. Geo
JNO. E. MADDUX
September 1, 1837.-51.tf
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-10-17

FGCfOrGCc CgTId COneNs:88toIc RSC-
St1NeSS.
"HE subscriber will continue the above
Il business in this city, and begs leave to
tender his services to the planters Of Ala
bama, and that portion of Mississippi ira
ding to this place.
H. B. GWATHMEY.
Mobile, June, 1887. 48, On.
Refer to
Gen. R. T. Brownrigg,7
Maj. 7. ]. Brownrigg,
J. B. SOuthall, Esq. Columbus,
w. w. Watts, Esq. Mississippi.
J. w. Carroll, ESQ.,,
Col. Jas. H. Smith.
WHIT LO w q LIZ CIV,
Factors S oAgc13Ss,
MOBII.
AI0b0o1on
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-10-17
For RENT.

Macon, Mi. Feb. 1887.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-10-17
EDMUND B. THOSKINs,

September %, 2-tf.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-13

TRIavrs TO WoRrH.-Upon the death Of Abraham
Won vechten, Of Albany, the Members Of the Bar in
this city on paying their tribute TO his goodness and
excellence, resolved to wear for him the customary
badge Of mourning for 30 DAYS.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-13

QURny.-What benefit is il to bos to 20 into the
"United States service" What d they lenrn after
their three years seryice7 Why shuld we not have
naval school ship, when she could e put to NAM
Der of useful purposesa
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-13

RICHARD II. Wharf.-The evidence on the second
trial of White is closed. The argument commenced
on the 10th. We have not yet received the result.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-13

II Ann Farrel, good looking Irish girl, lost $40
yesterday in Maiden Lane, few doors from the cor
ncr OF Nassau street, about o'clock. The money
was IN ten dollar five, | two, and three dollar
bill Any honest person who has found il, and will
return TO herself in the rear Of IL vandcwater street
Will be rewarded BY her own dear sell, as we'll as by
heaven hereafter.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-13

NJ The ship Milwaukee, of Lake Erie was run
ashore at sandusky bay last week in a gale. She
will be got of safe