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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-23
For sale as above,

l. THE CLERKS GUIDE: comprising series of
mercantile letters, Forms II Invoices, Bills of Parcels
Accoart Sales; with Hints 10 Young Tradesnen; eA-
panaiory Foreign and Inland Bills lns rance
EXCHANGE Ssr. Nv D. f. Foster. Price, Is cents.
, CONCISE TREATISE ON BOOKKEEPING,
elucilarng principles aud practice of douby entry
nnd The modern method of arranging merchants accounts
Sscoad ci,9a, enlarged and improved TO which is add
"a Eaia, On of Payments, Commercial Terms, &c. By
p r. Fosrrp I volmne 8vo. PIP. 2e0.-Price, 81 25.
4 TIE ART OFRAP.D WRITING ILLUSTRATED
AND EXPLAINED 10 which Is added the Angular ana
AMI Angular systems. By b. +. FosrEE, vol. ovo
VITA plates.-Prce, 81. -
a POSTERS ELEMENTARY COPY-BOOkS in
VIII CHI the caes arranged throughout, and the slope
of me LETTERS the thickness of the downstrokes &c, are
Indicated by process Of rng; designed to furnish
ing the art Of writing No. 10 8.
5. EXERCISES IN CURRENTHAND WRITING,
fr the of the students nj Fosters Commercial School,,
No. 1873 BROADWAY.
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no CURE, NJ PAY.--"sALT RHEUM RING.

woEN, yAShsuN oh s 5000 I'LL, ana All
by the use OF SANDS REMEDY FOR SALT RHEUM,,
which yet failed in a single instance. II is applied
without the trouble inconvenience, and change In
diet pecesary Long standing and obstinate will be
ken charge and cured by special agreement II is warrant
all the money viii be refunded m should
tail. -
Prepared and sold by A. II. D. Sands druggists No. leo
Fulton, corner OF William ST. New York. Price 81.
NJ g. Agents wanted in of the principal cities and
towns In the United States Those who desire appointments
will please apply and ascertain the terms, which very
liberal. iy93mN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-23

DICKsLAY,s LIQUID COMPOSITION, for
removing the blue from bax without injury TO the pc
sh, and for cleaning brass copper pewter tin &c with hah
the usual labor.
The above liquid only the polish steel that has
exposed 10 The action ef fire. but speedily all
stains rust from dead ground and tenders bras
per Britannia metal and pewter, cesnsed by with Tho
greatest expedition. To block tin dish have been
N use for years gives the polish of ones II
grease pes stains from paint with greatest "a
eily, and without injury to the color.
Brass arqucrcd furniture will retain It's original hrlhancy
occasionally cIesnsed by L. For sale NY
Jefs-u NATHAN b. GRAHAM. - Nssssu-St cor Fulton
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-23
ID POTION, Jr, offers for sale his warehouse, No;

ID pOfiLDS, Jr, offers for sale nj his warehouse, NO.
.27l Pearl Fulton in lots TO suit purchasers, and
IN terms ron'h can br procured in the city -
Mammo Paper-Suitable for large show bills the
quality used by the Geological Institute and work
ed the operation in this CITY This paper
be furnished AZ short noce in any quantity and OF much
larger size. I. required
Printing Paper-NeJum Medium and Half, Royal, Super
Roy al. iMpeil measuring 2840, 26S9 657A 245s,
2l3j 81 and 222 nches with full assortment OF
papers OF various qualities embracing nearly all the
above sizes.
Writing FspersFoocap, flat and folded Folio Post Letter.
blue, white, snd assorted coors, Pot, DEM, and Medium
Wrapping Papet-EnNelnpe various Sizes kensh Gaps,
suitable hardware, polished and plains Cloth Papers extra
large CroWn Double Crown, and Caps also large and
small
Hstter PaperTssue plain and assorted coors Tip and
Imperial. ~ various colors expressly for haicr's use
sheaihiaF Pan rs-For vessels houses, &c -
sugar Bakers Paper-Plaln blue, and nlad with white OF
assorted sizes. -
PaeboarlsTrunk Boston and New Jersey manufacture;
Binders Baos brown Bonnet, IN rolls fine white and blue
asd white n nsls; Press and Straw Boards. .
Caras-Ea-ies Harry VII, Merry Andrew and Highland
Plavi - with assortment OF large and small Blank
Southern merchants visiting New York requested TO call
large assortment OF cheap faperS on
hanti. well adapted 10 their market
Manufacturers Of Paper supplied with rags foreign and do
mesc bleaching Salts smalts, Feltag, Jackets Wire Cloth
Monds.S &c. suSo"
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NXs6a A sEFEs y soa.4y

These Baths improvement on those OF Mr. Whtaw
wonderful have established the character OF the
vapor Bath the powerful auxiliary in medical practice
and Dr. yacksons practice in almost every variety OF
disease has been equally successful few OF the specific e
scts Of the medcated vapor bato remove the effects OF
mercury from the relieve difficulty Of breathing
and hence asthma other diseases Of the chest and lungs
Ito give strength TO the stomach to the digestive organs and
chronic to promote the peenx OF and
chronic ulcers and rheumatic and feelings from
The joints promote The absorption OF dropscal humous 10
govt in all It's forms less time than other agent hth
erto used.
Also all kinds Of erupve diseases Erysipeia 81 Anho
nys Fire, Salt Rheum Scrofuous Eruptons, Sc besides
relieves exhaustion and fatigue, raises the spirits rancuiiIes
nervous irritation, and increases the appetite.
For the truth of these assertions Dr. j. appeals with conf
dence the hundreds who have tested their curative power
These bath, believed to be the only in operation N
this country under the direction of regular physician II
proper mention that they bear resemblance whatever to
those employed In the Thompsonlan practice.
Visitors have bath FIVE minutes notice. from eight
o'clock, A. H., to ii p. M.
female always in attendance 70 wait upon ladies at Che
Bowery. my39y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-23


AID ofphysc and Europe has moved noths
sass s ws ne sa o s
delicate Indicate The most desperate yeneseal cases ced
hour sposnsd !. Their state and q al
nuss ENJOY the same sS' has beer
oy dss o ~
heartburn and all similar complaints, Its virtues cannot Be- too
@ssy soyea find .
the we .ss n .s Large sS w
0uion. Bowsry ssd Grand 81 ny3ey.
NOCTON FAWCHrr, Membr ofthe Royal college
M. CT cess. q to e. s 81 e.
'C co"s M saes. ssSn Of he u.. s.a
s. s srss and and ; aero.
wsSou, %sreay. may Be had Pepons
i.s .ss cree: Fulton :ses
0rssswich Tse stno'est scores, Observed. WY
s.s Sa 49, sss; s EsoF S.. sS AZ. g.
Doctor cspent having had the advantage ,sus .ed
% &c Wed h pc.s & he
Ssyn na ss e se s @
% y sns sSt sS s:s
sS 70 ssesn Cas- SI;ss:s
and s. Il sSss s
a may s.s s
mind specific nsstru v lcsble e al cases
e: s and;
ID !, "S .s s si
MEDICAL AND SUh0lCAL CAhDs-Dk.
sI FAwCETT late Surgeon OF the Gath reg mont Of the
British army confines attention 70 he removal o. seas
cIss. III .ecses his extensive uscce In Ina
Ansoa asysted cscuvely the treatment Of vcncrca an
ua rsscdies sracs,ing ever form q hs disesse entirely
rate and Offices private Call at near Grees.
wieh -SySyr
~ "a CA n ENTER, No 4 Peck Slip, co-tnues 10 DE-
voe undivided ersonal attention tho Of all deli
80, AZ private diseases whether ofIong standing Dr.
Of the New York STATE Medical Seeiety
ss surgeon Of - regment " 8 Army, and fr -
Separate ocs for the privacy q pateptss
@@hsv~rs -cn.crehsc nod aN evev.rfr wvo-.f
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-23
BOOKKEEPING, PENMANSHIP,
AND ARITHMETIC,

arc Taught upon an original and improved plan, by which
competent knowledge of these branches may he obtain
ed in one third of the time usually devoted to that object
PHosrEcrusEs may he had at the rooms 1s3 Broad
why ,orer .ur. .uthau's druggist store.
- AnvLrs who experience any difficulty in the free
use and command of the pen, those who, from the
ri proper instruction, write Irregular scrwl, may
have these obstacles removed i'm fep lessons ana are
enabled by novel and ingenious process, TO write, WIN
and expedition, elegant currenhand, adaped 10
the practical and everyday purposes of life
FROM the Ercaing Gazette
The manner in which BooK-KEErIsc Is Iregnen,y
taught conveys very imperfect idea OF the practice OF
merchants. The great difference between theary ana
practce-between the study Of an art and us application
10 practical useis well known TO need remark ana
we think Mr. Fosters plan possesses advantages worthy
the consideration Of all who wish To acquire the forms
anA modes of business thorough and eectual manner
From Tie Republican,.
We are personally acquainted with MIR. Foster, ana
take great pleasure recommending his establishment 10
the notice fellow citizens. We have examined his
system in detail have observed his mode of instruction
in fall operation, and fully impressed with the Pract
cahy and utility of his plan II facilitates, beyond an
either methods, the attainment Of ee elegant ana ra.id
bts hand.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-23
EOS TER'S
COMMERCIAL ACADEMY,


,r es,s Of tins insr tuition afford young men an
l. o,poann,y Of qualifying themselves for mercantile
,.-s,its in a SUPERIOR and expeditions manner thek
.,,s,,.on ne,uu .yc.us,v., 7c-s. stna'ss NJ
,cal utility The course Of instruction conprenenos sucn
informal on as IS Indispensable to the merchant and the
man of business and combines the advantages Of private
lessons with the daily routine Of the counting house.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-23

Curse upon thy venom'd stang
That shoets my tortured gums slang,
An thro' my ears ges many twang,
WI gnswing vengeance;
Tearing my nerves wi bitter pang,
Like rsking engine&-Bwrns.
nR. BRAMAH,s ANTI-ODONTALGICL Ii
~ QUEUR having been hong established, and generally
approved by all that have used hundreds
VI whom have saved the exhorbant charges Of dentists and
have been able mascate their food and enjoy the Injuries
Of perfect Of teeth purely vegetable liquid and
In possibly njure the other teeth For sale
wholesale retail by Messrs Sands corner Of Fulton and
William Minor and Gamble, Of Dey and Broad
way; d Hart asa Broadwayd and retail by W. Forbes SIS
Pearl street Cross; j. B. Nones 81 Broadway
HOW'LL Of Canal and Hudson II. n Austin - Car
mine streets and Burnes New York Chemical Hall 30 sxh
Avenue. Price 80 cents prr pbjal Iiei-3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-23

NTyE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.-SPECIFIC MIX
TUkE for VI Gonsuhoea, Gees Structures anaa
sous complaints Of the organs Of generation.
ofal remedies yetdscovs red for the &
the rnost certain.
makess speedy and cure without the
diet, drink, change apprator busine
long ouecfsh ndations 10 deceive the pub
lie. IL the medic ITSELF sha
isrit Our object to neif where be had that ths
proprietor challenges single oil recent GoDaboea To b
brought in which the will eceta rapid under
forfeiture Of $500.
This disease that ely pervades all ranks Of socs
y-hgh low nch and poor matrimonial and single They
with remedy by which they Themselves
without the least ossbe Further
disease be contracted fa of the tue taken
right gong bed when exposed.
bottles, with full
bottle One bottieasts hich generally Many
cured in two days.
For sale by Ninof GAMBLE 1913 Broadway. corner boy Ct
Dr. Guon of Grand and Bowery, Secum,
Broadway and Duanegt b. sands, 1901 FELTON, 81
OF William New York; Joncs Hutchinson, Of Chasnut
and Seventh PhilsS elphia.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-23
/ EyIs0N,s HUNTEK,s REDsDRIP-N,

L. medicine the only absolute TINT has been dis
Venerea disease which has been known when
the system go down from generation generation
dcfying the skill of the eminent II Is allow ed
by every acquainted with H. to be the most certain safe
and quick II vestge of
the poison from system in few days. matter how old
case and always be used with the greatest safety to
both sexes deies discovery there restraints laid
on patient To be obtained No Division st. Every
that is genuine will have the written signature OF Ura
Levon So North Sixth Philadelphia, where Is sold New
York Office No. Division st. doors from Chatham u
bo which is warranted Il au8 I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-13
MOTTO T..

I'llE subscribers are now manufacturing Cordagc
T. "H" l"Inc, on Il new patent piaf-and expect
ln' eP good supply of every thing III that line oi
,'SS' mat Is usually wanted in TINS section of thc
tho a,,, II rs our wish to induce purchasers from
m,1 9"ail'y OF our work and prices, 10 deal in tins
tn,, "'l-t Is useless to partcularse We hanuiac-
We AZ, ely SIZE Irvine and Rope, Of Countr! Hemp
of W Mso manufacturing Cordage OF every kind, out
he . bu Hemp, equal inequality, and low can
to,,sn III other markets-Wc are also making
Carnn. ~ seine Twlne, Cotton Wrapping Irvine, and
rando nam, IN very superior style Plough Lines,
IN f ipli - cents 10 81 90 Bed Cords, from three
m,,a1 uoliarS by the quantity We wish to purchase
cood for the spring trade, five SIN tons OF
hjgbey," eu-cleaned country Hemp for which the
e''s' market pnce will be paid
january hOiiOi-' " - -, -
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pfs9-GeODs. GssoCER.s.s xc.ac.
'F'9 3siisPE~ :ssad Nant:Gac sUTCTs.
.y.sfE. %gF'E ultN w. W, * FRO 5S'.s, %,

FsNHE MILL and MILL SITE, eeHafaIIy known
/ i> the Middleton Mills, situated at lIc " Seven
Islands on James River, being HOW tor sale, propo-
sals will be received for the building and site, ami A.
Il, quantity OF water desired by he purchaser.
one OF the conditions OF sale will require the pm
Fl. ser 10 take down and remove the present NH.
AMI locate any rev WORKS he may wlshto establish.
where thry viii offer no obstruction 10 the James III
yer and kluaWha Canal
Persons dc<irouS purchasing this property. will
apply to John II. Cooke, Bramo, Flusaunl county,
orf6 {. EbLET. =. EaQu,'r utle
Llu,s Rjrcraad kaaalchl tonPtay.H H'c10'ala.
March . i
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,>,s.s.t1t&o
"THE LYNCHBURG IIRGINJlN'

b;sbed semi-poekty, fererS Uoaiay aml 7hnrsdav y,
r, Doiars per pagtble IN odroace. No snbscy;D
IN, Rbc recciced fra sorter period ha SIR ,aoats ami
- ,oe, ri be discontinued fcrcrpt c discretion of Nh
tI,orsl until all arrearageS arc pail.
T5aDrERTIsEREATSi scrtcdot5o crpts per square
ar issJ for The first insertion, and 3 f crcry subsc
rJoB PRINTING efcc0fcd neatly and crpciitio mi
anil nm reasonable terms.
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Nn at IL incorporate the Congo Surco mHu}
COMPANY. III the county ri Goochllud.
\uaet 10 incorporate the buckingham Slate Min
Inc COMPANY.
\u arf molt1mg ion the payment OF the snbselip-
tIon OF tn Statr to the lane, nvcr aud kanen In
Company anthuilaaa The Board ct Public Nor,-,
irom time Ia time may he necessary, To borrow a
SUM MOI exceeding one million uuc hundred and
ninety thousand right hundred dollars, Ia be pad to
meet thu fe9n'sluous ei tho company, Al the same
rate, aud N mopu,uou with the rcqulsitlon on the
Stockholders generally.
Nn act 10 provide er keeping IN Iepaf the road
over the Middle aud l',le 5 mountain.
\n act amending tel r. fgnul9ue thu l.cN-
mgtun arsenal and establishing uulltu, school IN
councNon with Washington COLLEGE trqui,g, the
Governor instead ct the Legislature. to appoint the
! visitors provided tor b, sud aet.
Nn aef IL incorporate tn belmont Nmrue tanpa
NY. n the county of liurldnrham.
\u aft IL incorporate The lieurN Muni1omlins
/ Company. ii thc cltN ot klehHuud
\n act amending the Inv concerning cmanrlpn-
ted sl.ars, Tree ncq,ocs, aud multtocy CIV the
/ county aud corporation eeutts the power 10 grant
amy prlsun t1nanrlp1tcd since the list OF MaN Loo,
oI who may hr hereafter cmallclpatcd, permission To-
lonrun IN tie 4ld county corporation all te lu4
4 uccs iaklna hrru previously summoned, aud Il ma.
! lorN befne present aud notice OF the application
hNu3 been .trd 40 the duef at the court house
no h.st two month, Proceedings thlcc ionlths ri the
/ Justices conenu1ne m glRntlng the permission, and
the altufneN tot the Commonwealth having defended
/ the 1prlis alion the count In esutN that the app
rJut Is 4 pclsuu at Good character the act not to
embrace person, heretofore emancipltcd, mol nov
residents ri thu State. The raunuc, Of Aeeomark
aud Northampton ~ be- exempted from the proyl-
siun, al tlie aet. maInnts 81 the justices ii any
CONT hsne III, povcttotesoke such permission.
Nn aet establishing general regulations iof the
Incorporation oi bluks. lhls act Wa inserted At
Icucth IN rhe uamruot Thursday The 9TH n4st
Nu aet II Incorporate thu tledcuck shufe Sill and
/ Ngucnlhual Company.
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.s'EGf zs9E3S gyss,9'Y'EEs.

j WISH 10 purchase a Large number ct Likely
4 Young Negroes. from ~ to - >eaf, old iar
winch VIII give the highest cash priees, delivered
eaher IN LyArhhurg OF Pattourbufg.
ROBERT GIE%LEN.
March. I}. T..
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ONC.FR.

n~fN THIS beautiful thorough bred
s}A--y LS Horse, Formerly the property OF
TX W .?K Mr. Walter Coles of Abrmarlc,)
Les-*1I1Ss1.sz will stand the ensuing season IN
wb;l + or further particulars see Hand Bills,
'''N VIII be circulated in good time.
January 26 BENJAMIN l. III NJ
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We consider Mr. Gibson, who has supermtendea
,,r Warehouse since 1881, and sampled the greater
narr nj onr Tobacco be every way worthy OF pat
ron,ae. from his fidelity and persesern2 ih"HSlf' !"
the promDon d all the interests Gonaea 20 tI
VI lrch o. -
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80 s'hs-iciaD~, Merchants Ac.

Va +, Invite the attention Of PHYsIoANs, NER-
~ CHANTS and the PuBLIe gene .al 10 call and
eyamlne our stock of MEDICINES, Sc. consisting
of a general assortment of new and popular PhrrNr
and other
Medicine. paints Oil, pyc stuhs surgical insir'i-
u,Cnts. Hsru-bcs, Fortunes, ao~ns"iir7, lam
ey Articles, CANDIES.
And various other AnTIoLGs appeftalplng 10 car Inc
OF business, which are offered at Vey small advance
ON Northern prices partculafyto wholesale dealers.
FOC RQUREAN& PALMER,
.Siga otHe Goid9, Buys aor,ar.
April g Is
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LIST or LETTERS,

h1""a'as IA de Post Ofrr al LHt5bre, on dia
Is dag 81 Aprti, Isl.
u Persons asking lor advertised Letters will
please. SAY Al
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=. ). Just received few boxes SHOES and
BOOT ;. aud will be constantly receiving HATS Of
the --latest slNle tomthcu own Mandatory, also llom
the most celebrated Northern Factories, md will he
sold LOW, -. \ K.
March Ii u2n
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VIRGINIA E4k,essSEAFssE.


ora Pablie Stature, and Il such LosR iefs as r.
lat. 10 IN, SECTION ~ IN Staie psSsf ~ nc Gsae
rR 1sstHhgef jUeH3a, ls3G.,,
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ksti sbS AZ.
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES. ac.

INTO their Shoe aud Hat Room. whore they will h,
pleased "a furnish then customers as usual The,
intend keeping on hand general assoruuruto hnes
Hats aud caps, a> heretofore.
DlNkI.E X RI NBDI q.
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~ $ IR / Ken !,
IN WILL stand tins Spring Al NY
6T "a Plantation, one ailc 6om Nmhtist
M .aatsU.s also propose Ia ruu rlle eei 81
Spring Hill, tlnec years old, against the sri III Any
Horse in the mon, over the Farmers taulss.
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VIEW G DDD<.
JAMES T.. aKSfs.Ife.
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.

HAS just receisedat his NEW CASH STORE
L large portion oi his
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%, ". ysSsx0.s'Ess's SEE DE.

REUBEN PARkER, p. NJ,
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hbmL. Oct.2
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VI arch q
The herald., 1837-04-08
THE II Err AID.
SATURDAY, ArRXL =, ls31

- nsv 70 No AZ ANN STREET one door cast of Nassau
.yees and opposite yesry Rosas Of the Dutch Ror"'sa
The herald., 1837-04-08

CLEAR RTHE WAy.-Broadway for the last two years
has been terribly encountered with the private caiag,
of the land spe,ulators with their livery servants and
and coachmen all dressed Up in the most splendid
hyerIes. Since the commercial revolution set in,
we learn that many Of these establishments are
broken up, and that many mere will 20 the same
way. These lofty gentlemen who, by help Of litho-
craps and whole towns laid on paper, rode in gay
osrrouches, are now beginning 10 take the pare BY
The first Of May Broadway will be passabc for the old
hnckerbockeIs to bring out their good old steady
wagons and one horse.
Now is the golden age for cash-doing business
people. In June should not be surprised II could
muster twopences enough to buy out some of the
gay turn outs horses, csachee footmen dees and all
al less than half price. Before do such foolish
thing even doing daily cash business, I'll think Of
il once or twice. II is easy to set up carriage. but
II IN awful TO set in down.
The herald., 1837-04-08

TAXES ~ CHARLEsror.-The Mayor and Alder.
men have passed ordinance 10 raise supplies for
the city Of Charleston, for the year 1897. The fol-
lowing are few Of the clauses Of the act Every
house, wharf building is liable to tax Of 20 cents
on every hundred dollars Of Ne alue, estimate
thsreof 2d Is cents in the sl0o the gross amount
OF sales OF goods, sold within the limits of the city
he clause not to extend to rice, or cotton sold whole
sale, or TO goods sold at public auction 6h every
slave under Y years, $780, every slave over IL years
$3.50; 9Th, tax Of s25 on every carriage drawn by
two horses and sl2 when drawn by one. There are
also some salutary taxes on dogs
The herald., 1837-04-08

potlcr.-Orders 10 pay.-A workman i'm the en-
plcy of L. Morange, fur manufacturer No. = Water
street came to the Office to obtain redress under the
following circumstances
The workman stated that Mr.. L. Morangc was in
debted to him for two months labor the first month .
amounting to sl5 %; the second months to SIT So;
for which his employer had given him two orders for
the respective sums, dated the 9th of April, on the
bank of New York, which orders were endorsed by
Jacob kelne, Mr. Moranges foreman.
On presenting the checks the bearer was told 'there
no effects" and the Cashier, smiling, seemed to
think, # he did not say, "neher is there any proba
blllty OF there being any !"
The magistrate regretted the act could not be
brought under the statute of fraud and informed the
workman remedy could be obtained only by civil
suit.
The workman upon hearing this, sorrowfully left
the Office