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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-09-20

/ A BEAR CAUeBr MIR. William HaIden
Of New York, while on his way from thi.
village to Graud Rapids. tteed a young
bear, about three months old, He took
the lines from his harness. assembled the
tree to the height Of 60 or 20 feet, and at.
ter two hours spent in irving to negotiate
with Bruin 20 have moose put round hi,
neck, he eucc eded 10 capturing him with
out any definite terms, and dragged him
off amidst his cries for his dam. Had she
made her appearance it would have been
gone case with the gentleman. Bruin
was conveyed to Rapids. where be was
left in charge Of The editor Of the Times
for safe keeping Tallahassee (.Niehigan)
Gazette. .e.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-09-20

Santa Anna. by Vera Cruz papers re,
ceived here 10 Aug. 10. has it appears
published manifesto on the late occorre1'
ces Of his political life He is now at 'a'-
apa for for the restoration of bis heaith'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-09-20

BREvIrY THE Soul OF WIFE
Pennsylvania Telegraph thus justly sun.
up the recommendations of the Presiue"''
Message - t.la. slz 5.t-. ..s-fa87,1 -
Specie for the Office Holders and Ba'"
-PpperJo The people :! ts4
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-18

The above only comprises the Schuyk Lehigh, and Lack
awana districts When the Suquehanna canal finished from
Columbia to the tide water at the Chesapeake Bay the lars
Anthracite coal field in the werd will be filed with Miners
This nu inevitably reduction in the price, But II
taken the unfair dealing ope-
cuators only will continue to be benefited Having witnessed
the good effects resulting from coal associations would
commend their extensive ormaona OF keep
ing down the price Next this let the repeal of the tax on
foreign coal be kept constantly ew The law which
tons the mpost unconstitutional and unjust nasmuch as
gives Pennsylvania the of enrchng itself the
of most of the other Satss who would be able pur-
chase coal at fair price its importation dsencumbered
of tax Its believed by many that there ceal forma
ons in the State of New York. and has been suggested that
the legislature ought authorize the offering OF premium
for their discovery 70 obtain object Of such magnitude
certainly deserving oegsatve consideration and we should
conceive that would the cordial appreciation of all par
ties By the discovery coal in Massachusetts, perceive
that it is advertised in Boston, in any quantities from TO loo
tons, broken and screened, at $3.50 per ton
We asked the purchasing Of coal for the
pose of selling again at higher price is not orestalng
We yes So also the practice of laying rewood
for the purpose of retailing advanced Both
obnoxious the eye of the law and both liable and
ought TO be severely punished
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-18

Crocker New York-l6lh Norman Weed Liverpoc Boston,
kiaest New York Trenoot, Reed, do Fancy Chsse, de
Salem Eldredge, dol Franklin, do; wanknco, Crowe dol
New HAVEN, Oct AmAr: Empire. sn,h. New York; do
HARTFORD, Oct. la-Srd, Celeste, New York; Triumph
PHILADELPHIA, Oct l6.-Ar Banner, Lowell, New YORK
Delaware, Burns do; Whale Baldwin, docfd, Mary, Deal
dol Comptroller, Atkins, do. 80
BALrMoRE Oct l6ih-cpd Pioneer, Sparks, New York.
Phebe and Margaret, Leeds, New York spd Sea Horse
Bowen, do; Jane Caroline, Townsend, do.
ALIxANDRA, &c. a-srd President Jndson New Y Ys
Vessels in port-Kache (Br Moiet Liverpool dis; sutton
Berry New York, dol konohasse Davis Lverpeol Consti-
t19n Wilson New York, dis; Niagara Bssher for NeW
kown from Liverpool dist Superb FISH, do, del China BE-
Larmsur do, do, Thracan Turner Boson Cabot Brown,
from New United states om
do, dol Benz Morgan Tubbs wig tregh Georg lana Gard
ner, from Antwerp wig Nmrod Pen,ecost Liverpool ldg
Ocean; Briggs do wtg Elza Grant, r w reps, bsv,,
Providence IL Mary Chiffon Drew for Boston, ldg Peru,
Parnha from Carl Wales dis; Gironde FRI DeIavopiere,
for Havre wig freight Mary Dr. Owen for freight or char
son. for New Orleans, ldg Cabinet Fisher from New Haven;
Frederick Pearl Luce from Thomason Me-. dis George,
pha, dol Ashley, whttesey, New YORK. dis Victoria.
Sp Angada, from Havana do; Cronstad Hatch from Bos-
tons Adelride Card from Philadelphia Coreia, Sherwood,
for New York, ldg Mary Parker, from Baltimore dis; Gen.
Pinskney, Ford do ldg. Dmon Sherwood, from New
York, dis Adch Norgrave for Daren ldg J. Troughton,
b. Jordon, from Liverpool dii Charlotte Thomas from
belle, Applng from Newport Wales); Casket Davis for Bos-
tom ldg Susan Dr., Humble. from Maryport dis; Elm,
kruse; Caharne Rose, from Matanzas Nymph Tsp Rsy-
nods from Havana dis Homer, Halsey, from New York
wig; Delaware, Smith from Philadelphia; Ogehorpe Beard
epg; Ligera (Sp) Fabrcus, from Malaga Comet Br Ia
Der, from Mansaneillo; Arethusa, King; Howell.
CID, Savannah, Livermore, New York-sld, Lewis Cass
Thatcher de.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-18

TUESDAY, Oct IL
We observe that another vessel has arrived with snhr
cite Of the associations which formed for the
purpose Of laying In their coal at reduced price cost
e2e than charged at the coal yards besides
weights and informed by those who have used
H. burns well any In the market The fine open
weather. and the arrival othese supplies has induced the
abandon their intention OF advancing the article
for the present They charge es25 see ton Of only
moo lbs. supposing them s6 Philadelphia which is
the highest price paid this and the freight and ncden
tai charges making in the whole ~ full ton,
il certainly too much in them to demand the present high
rates for less quantity Yet these avsrcious men, satisfied
with their present profits anxiously anticipating the closing
Of our navigation by setting In OF winter, TO double
triple their already ervagsnt gains Anthracite ~ Ne have
repeatedly ssvn can bad in any quantity II the landing
place of the nes for s2 But by the ickery sf the
snoposs and feressers citizens are compsedto pay
resy times that sum. well may the inhabitants Of Penn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-18
General Markets.

TUESDAY, Oct. II, 6 p. NJ.
Flour continues rather dull and Genessee has again de-
elned. Il was today selling Ssl24 825 Trade remains
inactive. Auction sales today fair midaling.
Auction Transactions-50 barrels four SIS 81 10 do rye
do mddng S44 Al; so do do fair mddlng DO 81 Al;
80 do. do $50 81 10 casks currants Al 100 boxes figs
3ac $50 boxes short hunter pipes 2i &C. gro"e 225
kegs ground ginger ST. % half chests young Tyson tea
Slc 81 13b boxes imperial do 4 so ginger
6ac 40 brs Tenere wine, so 5lc 100 Or casks Ma
aga do 81 ,ac 10 brs do Sc; 20 do Muscat do SIS SSH
II casks dry Malaga 80 br DO 2c; 10 Lucar
CSC; 10 casks do 32c 50 hhds ST. Crox sugar $751; 10
bags almonds 2c 10 do Madeira nuts 60 do Brazil do. 2
80 baskets champaigne $780, 60 Liverpool salt
lis, terms cash and 4months.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-18
CLEARED.

d. Center Co Creole Tracy New orlsss' L,dlpw
oener Watson, Mstan,s Moses Taylor cee, Dr. Isa
Orleans sese Chase Neus Ssen suene. Ares
Stewart, Charleston, Peri McLarren Vera Cruz A. c.
G., Mitchell Co. waterloo Psst, Boston; Alabama Ho.e
Hurlbui Co; PIavsi smith, Georgetown, s. C.; brandy
"i"e' Balance f'ym %Rk Il q
Ship Neva, Bunker, Hawe. Sept 9TH, with mdne. s.
die 70 samuel Hicks and Som
Bark E. N. Miller, New Orleans Sept Isl, with cotton Ac
Bark Falmouth, Merrill Curacao, 20 days. with salt to
Brig Edward Alexander, Por, Pa,i p days.
to 4; G, Rosere CO.
sehr comgeer, Lincoln, Eastpor,e days. with plaster
scbr Union, Parsons, Cberrys,one days, to master
schr. Frances Ashby, Virgins, Eoy Landing, 5days to
schr. Emperor Davis, Harriet, Burr Favorte from
schr. Copper, shannon, Richmond days. with four to
schr. VIM Young Powers cherrysene, days to master
schr Undaunted, Tyler, Richmond sdsys, with four &e
10 order.
The Oseco Farrow from Picou for New York, put into
Boston 18TH IN Distress having sprung from her foremost and
TS. C4sys.n, Steamer, ., Charleston, Ia,h inst, from
which az considerable damage 70 the c. but no lives
lost The Homo wrecked in the same galefor partcu
splendid shpof 600 TONS have been launched at
Medor, MAS the 10th yesterday She Intended for
the New York and Liverpool trade, partly owned and will
be commanded by Captain y Z. Glover Her name will be
|" Starr
SPOKEN.
Sept 4h, lat 4o1 lon sc4o svie de erase wiederhold
frou Havre, for New York-by the Norman at Boston.
Sept 2Is passed ship with bright side, showing sig
nal with an T. and also n her fore topgalant sail
by the Robert VAIN Pbiladelphia-tprobably London
pscket-H1 , x1,-r,
SYDNEY, Oct 3d-Emuous Murford New York; Gfpsey
Conkin, DO; unc Angelne, Leighton, do. do.
CsorsrADr, Aug 2tth-vssper, Hunt New York, dsys;-
Chilo, Bsbbidge, do. TO-
Prcrov, Oct 7thNogue Gallagher, New York, ldg sra
sarah Sbesfe Merry New York Iddo Pierce, Providence
9TH aid, Ajax. Con6us, New Yerk.
DARTssUTH, Sept 7--Potomac Baxter, New York
JvAp &C. Americs) As days since 9rsgsans Of Boston
for New YORK sest day, Frances Roberts, for do Octe
Der 18th.
UNITED STATES PORTS.
1Arcos, Oct 1l.-Mickigsn, Avery, New York.
0LoUcRsrgn, Oct f-Ar John H. Stevens Hatch, East
ner for New yorhI Cstharse Rchardsoo Calais Cor New
York.
sALsM, Oct 1A-Srd, Fairfield, Burr, New York
Bosror, Oct hth-Arr. Reaper Howes, New York Mail
Lorng, de Tro Nickerson Reside Sherwood. do SD
y. brig Porpoise, Wilkes, New Yorkar Rchara Taylor
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-18
sales at the stock Exchange.


TUESDAY, Oct IL, m.
For the week ending the 18th inst the demand In the
Charleston market quite animated for the CROP and
the quality i2c easily found purchasers The demand
occssoned by competition which had sprung up among
few purchasers. Sales during the week amounted TO l5cs
bales att he; Sea Island, Is &C.
The cotton business Boon the 4h inst, confined
20 small operations Sales 12t a lac.
This market has been rather inactive since receipt
unsvorsbe Intelligence Of the English and French cotton
paSketS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-18
sILVEK-siLV EK-sILVEk.

-sILVEK-SILVEK.
ITSma cnange such shilngs, sfxDences and five
cent pieces will be gvea exchange for gs nalves
ter dollars Apply at the desk efthis Office. ol8-lt
III TO THE MANAGERS OF THE AMERICAN IN
STlTUTE, AND THE PUBLIC IN GENERAL.-A ma
lcious anonymous advertisement headed Notice Notice
Notice appeared in the Sum of the l7h inst respecting
doubie Ecptic Spring. entered at the Fair by Joseph w.
Lees and stamped with hs Now although Mr. Lees
utaon spring maker is we'll established
paired by pbe piece Of scandam this, it
may be well to give plain statement of the facts respecting
the Springs Some four five srce Mr. Thos Keay,
then in our employment, made Spring experiment.
hlch, when DONE found not t. and thrown
aside lay about the shop from that time I'LL about month
ssce when Mr. Lees said he thou ght he could make
such make it good purpose He
cordingly took apart and entirely remeddled -made mate
TO it, and the result pair Springs the Fair As all
this done openly became known to Spring Makers
who did not dare send specimens Of their work
with his but chose rather Djure Mr. Lees by publish
ing the above mentioned anonymous notice. and thus affect
reputation against which they could mechanics
(Signed) GEORGE CARTER
AMOS X CARTER
ol8.lt* Formerly Coach Makers in Newark, N. J.
II INFORMATION WANTED-OfJ JAMES BALL, son
OF widow Mary Ball, aged 26 years. He left South
about five Amy information respecting him will
be thankfully received by his mother 81 Beekman street.
nIQ
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-18

syvania exu almost exclusive possession Of these coal
Mines when they the Of almost unbsunded wealth
In the report ofbe board of trade the coal mining aec
ton Of Scbuylk ed that the whole cotton trade Of
the SOUTH great is will equal the coal trade Of Penn
syvsnia" when is fully brought into operation The fol
lowing table, showing the quantity of anthracite shipped Hce
the of coal trade January ls s56wil
give idea of the great Importance Of this branch Of trade
nd growing nature.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-18

y2s4O,b44 x4l,863 35N,I38 $S33,666
By the above table IL will be he banks
@ that in this city nine out Of Of hanks in
perfect condition to resume specie paymens-n Albany
four eat Of sepe-ad Troy all the banks but The 9TH
banks less in bad condition, OF
would do we'll TO shut shop forever Save the pieces
Philadelphia according to the meagre made,
should suppose the banks in similar condition.
Boston know from the regular honorable they
make that they are
Such being the what Is hinder the great bulk Of the
the solvent banks in New York. Philadelphia Baltimore and
Boston from consulting together and fixing early day
msnth for resumng specie payments in conjunction with the
Of Treasury notes by the government! If Mr. Bdde
would forward with his proposition for this purpose he
would compel the other banks follow and would stand
position Of magnanimty and skill perfectly mpregnable
desire Nick think Of this for auld lang yne None
would rejoice than would the government the
banks solvent interests all united and wipe away
ashoner they inflicted the country for months
past
This feeling begins prevail in ths stock MARKET fsrtoday
fancy stocks took rally and feeling observable in
bank stocks Money pleny-nterest isow5to per
cent-but what confidence science, skill, medera-
tor, andhsrnsony OF action.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-18
ALFRED VILLA RID.

IMPORTER OF
Fancy Goods, Perfumery, Brushes, &c.
| SHELL, HORN AND IVORY COMBS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
No. Is "a Ssw 1 Hos. 'up ''ar'o .,s.,m-
Monday evening, the 18Th Oct small Wallet containing
about $o in Pennsy vania bills, and promssory for
s2ls drawn BY z; n Conway, payable the Lafayette
:, Roi nnacou pc ABOVE Tswara wiz De PAID
ed to Jeremiah Endicttt. sis3ts
2MAS fT II, As1 ScyS
extensive sale iany ex,ant The circulation amounts up
ss Is q
ords printing Office No % Ann ST. All communications be
addressed 70 The publisher. els.I+ ,. TOMAS. =
to aT Ri u %
s. 'as ea' a5
~ a VIII have to both places In addition
Bowling Alley Quot Sroun and Pss Shooting eeda For
erces Of the Gymnasium the best that
ay THEY may be Without inter
are besides, exceedingly economical both time and
Sparring and Fencing taught both establishments An
Evening Glass will be formed Immediately. ol7-iws
I CST-A Fus,ian Roundabout between Greenwich and
water st. IN Fulton St Phere was cartman's account
Booh Pe The the back Of The 6Gs writ
ol7-3l- E.B. GOODRICH.
FAsHI0NABLE EUR sTORR--F. a. JOSEPH
raj that they can be supplied his rs Maiden Lane with
most spendid Onered sale this
country consisting OF Silver Fax Siberian Stone, Martin and
all other choice Furs of the fashion, taken pat
terms received last arrival from Paris samples If which
can be the Fair OF the American ms tue. Large
sortmen o. Mufs. Boa vistoriss, Peereen Carriage Mus
&c. on hand oil lw-
GKAHHM,s LECTURES ON HEALTH a.
~ LONGEVITY.-SyLVESTE GRAHAM, Lecturer on
the Science OF Human Life, will deliver OF ectures
Health and Longevity, In Clinton Hail. Of Beekman
and Nassau The win consist Of IL Lectures and
commence Tuesday evening Gath inst n O'Clock Tick
cts for the whole s for sale The Mercantile Library
Clinton Hail. at most of the bookstores and the Office o
paper ol7.lws
.EACTS ARE STUBBORN THINGs,,-And
the most stubborn Of all facts IS that takes lead
and housaDds follow. So IL with George Saunders Razor
Tablet and Strop which is the original Of the thousands pur
Gus limitations ether home made or impoed offered
sale To deiude the public.
This is certify that after having had practical expert
for twenty years, affirm, that George Saunders
Tablet Razor SoP the original and only genuine article
the kind
Signed unanimously by all New York.
Sold Wholesale and retail by the manufacturer,
ol73tr GEO. SAUNDERS. ISL Broadway
STOyE WANTED TO HIRE-One In good
- condition and capable Of warming large rcom will be
hired for agreed upon Enquire the Exhibition
Rooms, Barclay street Teas viii be liberal and every
ExHIBITioN ROOM To LEr-n is fitted with ascend.
ing seats land foorng) capable Of accommodating lz0
spectators The light Is plentiful and be modnlaed at
pleasure There large oblong table and isolated box
for the dookeeper IL will require expenditure
u for use. Apply as above ole lw'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-18

TUESDAY, Oct nth.
Our markets continue abunaantly supplied with all
kinds of provisions Prime pieces of beef have fallen
pence pound being two less than last quotations
Fish has also considerably declined Pork higher being
much in demands poultry, although plenty is double what
ought to be- Apples have again advanced yet they
never more abundant OF finer quality Other fruits main
tain exravagant prices OF vegetables the supply
able and moderate not for the existence of
that monstrous market:monopoly which, like incubus op
presses the community, should ave all provisions
at the old fashioned knkerbocker prices At Washington on
Saturday last beef selling 12 very fine legs OF
10 the pound There the are not prv
legged class New York. Hence the difference in the
price Of provisions in the two cities.
CORPORATION MONOPOLY MARKETS.
Seei $40 a4c. perb. Lamb. loc. per 10.
Veal. iato i DO. ~ o.
POULTRY, BUTTER &c.
Turkeys, u.s. each Geese, 6s to Sc. each
c cSSy,ls IS 70 a. per pair Butter, es Iern.
Ducks, S. to S. per pair Wild Pigeons, s.; a5s &C. dou
VEGETABLES
Peaches s. @ IS hapeck Csbssge 81 the hundred
Apples l4s. abarreL Nutmeg Melsns, I'D to Sd. each
s,re.lsa Bass. to SC. perlb Blue Fish, &c. per b.
Surgeon nS &. &C. pei do DO cod &c. &C. s so
Ees i2c. do Lobsters, &c. do.
Hickory s275 aIoad. Liverpool Coal $3.50 pr chald
Pine, ti.25 lead Sydney, So 10 $50 per ton
MORNING HEkALD.-SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YORK. OCT. II, 10 O'CLOCK, r NJ
High Nassr n@
PACKETS TO ARRIVE
Observation-Disclosures, Collins, Sept l6
Independence Nye, Sept. "A
Hove--Silvie de erase, Wisderholdt, Septs
Poland, Anthony, Sept l6
Lemdsn.-President. Chadwick, sept IN
Ontario, Hutteson, Sept 20
PACKETS TO SAIL.
LAueryos.-Unted States, Holdredge, Oct "a
England, Waite, Nov. I.
kondsn.-Weliington. Chadwick, Oct ~
Philadelphia. Morgan, Nov.
Hnpve-Francois LIST, Pell, 0cf. "a
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-18
EtEGASSTg,A AND EAPID WRITING EAs

continues give his and ingenious process of
ting the imperfect penmanhp OF those who from
essness or the want OF instruction. write bad hand
either at the learners residence his 1873
way His system is founded the most simple and raona
principles, and capable Of changing the most scrawng
regular hand writing, and substituting In Its place elegant
and rapid use Of the pen. Ladies are taught elegant
epolatory hand by method simple and cfcacous 10
render the practice OF il highly interesting and agreeable
III FAMILIES AND SELECT CLASSES ended in
part o this city upon the paid his
tabishment References, nc given on application 1888
broadway, the druggist ol6Jt.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-18

THE NEW YORK HIPPONA, establish
mont for the public sale OF Horses Carriages &c Nos
and Watt at the Junction Of Canal 81 between Hudson
and Grecnwichst.
The prcpretors respectfully inform their friends and the
public that they have opened the above establishment
regular public sale of Horses Carriages NC They have
ed upon the site Of their old established and well kBown
Livery Stables commoious budng four stories high and
covering s3o feet Of ground fronting on Watt and Green
wch SITS repcte with every convenience for the reception
and sale OF horses carriages &C.
Regular sales will take place Friday Of each week TO
commence on Friday the Goth Inst II will be that
horses or other articles intended to be sold at this place.
should be eHered the day previous the SALE that they
be placed on the catalogue.
They have for about 100 horses Livery
30 can be received Immediately The greatest attention and
care viii be given
Aprva,e watchmaa regularly engaged TO watch the pre-
misses by day and night JOHN l.. ANDERSON,
al6-3m- WIN. w. JANEWAY
rNO THE LAOIEs-Mua~, Boas, Capes, Pelernes
kc.-C WATSON, l54 Chatham St has on hand an cle.
giant assortment of the above articles which he afford
sell at redpced prices respectfully invites the ae
ton Of ladies who DESTROYS OF securing their
tori through the coming winter the least possible expense
his stock Of Dressed Fur consisting every article in the line
which he confident will be found unsurpassed in the city
regards quality or cheapness
Also fur cioh, velvet and caps Of the latest and
approved patterns
Ladies Furs altered repaired, and article in
the line made 10 order. CHARLES WATSON,
ol71m- 1854 Chatham, ~
MEXICAN ExCHANGE COMPANY. "A
IA WALL STREET, ". y.-The certificates Of this Com
psny are promptly paid N banhable money when
SIMS o. I'VE dssru.der FIVE dollars IN specie, at The usual
discount orin eastern bills
The Company win ~ prepared In Few days receive
deposit good bonds and mortgages 90 improved city property
ol31mt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-18
PRESCOTT, JONES e. CO.,
Commission and Forwarding Merch,

No. &c Camp ST, New Orleans
~ Commenced business last spring, and from
personal acquaintance with majority Of the merchants the
States bordering the Mississippi have facilities for dis
posing Of every description of merchandze.
All goods destined for the interior will be forwarded prompt
y strict paid any business with which they
may be entrusted.
Refer C. Palmer C. N. s. Rowland, H. H. Elliott, Esqr,
New York.
Further information may be had on application
ol2W&StJlA EUSTIS PRESCOTT 55 Water St
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-18

TOHN ANDEKSON, Sign Of The Indisn Chiel, 81
Broadway, and adjoining the City Hospital respectfully IN
forms the admirers of good CIGARS has
making With the celebrated Dor
BRANDS, such a rarely found in this market :
The most astdious connoiscurs may rely having thet
taste graed Cigars every favor and whole
sale reta that shah induce continuance Of their patron
age. A call will oblge
N. b. A. has oonnexien with other house In ht
lin Q-~A
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-18


" III casks Braces, different qualities
case Percussion Cap Holders
I cask Chi@els, assorted, IL toll sh0
cases Steel shutters, assorted patterns
/" Fencing Fois
2 casks 0imblcts, No to ~
10 cases Homes, assorted qualities
II f" jews Harps MOI to5
8 casks German Dosr Locks, s. IL and inches
leases Percussion Caps
pocket, holster and dueling pistols
10 :, Slate Pencils
Scissors
II casks skates, No TO 6, common and hse
I" tnneAiren srruPs and Bits
10 cases We BIB Saws 30 ~ and - inches
Also cases cavalry Swords iron scsebsrds entitled de.
OeS 1,m. For 'aeoy No. IS f.be rH ssr..,
HAMRWAEEk s Gpyp1TL Is,Y, GUNS AND
extreme low prices The following goods
Rodgers, wostenhom and oller fine Cutlery
Ivory and common table Cutlery, all Kinds
wade, and Butchers, and Eliot's Razors
Britannia, plated aud japanned wares
Anvls, Vices Hoes and Trace Chains
Edge tools. Planes and Files OF different makers
$40 Guns 900 Rifles, 1000 pair Pistols
Gun and sporting implements OF every Kind
Gun materials for Gunsmiths
Pocket Books, Wallets and Mathematical Instruments
vsln Strings and volns
and French Fancy Goods In lots suit purcha
scr. o6-3ms
Il NEW ARTICLE OF STEEL PENs--JNO
N WARREN No. ~ Maiden Lane. New York, has hand
constantly for sale large assortment Of his American
sctured sri EEL PENs warranted equal 10 any European
article See the samples now exhibiting the Fair o. the
American lnsptate NtI ## slIlw'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-18

Fancy Goods, Perfumery, Brushes, sc.
Wholesale dealer in
SHELL, HORN AND IVORY COMBS OF EVERY DEsCRIPTIo,
No, 73 Maiden Lane, (up stairs,)
Nr a1q. Inn