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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-11-06
SENATE.
MoNnAY. Oct. 30.
lON ia OCl. oO.
EyrNlNe SESSION.


BWs-to pay Charles DAVE the sum mem
toned, reported by MIR Picrpoinl--reod Sd
time and passed. Assessing lax on Fnnkln
county, reported by Mr. Eaton, and ordered 10
be ongrossed for 81 reading.
ReSoluiionS-irom the House, instructing
our Senators and requesting our representa-
tlyos in Congress, 10 procure the passage Of a
law, providing for The payment Of that class Of
mortonous old soldiers Of the revolutionary
army now excluded by the laws in force
read and passed
Bills from the House, 10 pay John Rob-
crts tho sum Northumberland 10 Sd read
ing For The relief OF VIM. Busho.--fcad
twice and referred to com'tee on finance. Re-
dHcing into one The several acts incorporating
tn. city Of 3fgcnnos-rcad twice and rclcr-
red 10 co.o'iec on tho judiciary. Regulating
and governing The militia read Sd Time and
passed
Resoiuions--(rom the Howe, resolving that
the lrlnllng privilege should be extended 10
tho Governors Of the several states, and re-
guessing the Governor OF this rlsic to transmit
TO the Governors Of the several states II copy
Of the resolutiOn-Sonate resolved TO concur.
Requiring bank committee and bank commits.
eoncr7 10 make ont and present their reports
Oh the first day Of the next scssion--.on motion
Of Mr. Picrpont, laid on the table
Adjourned.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-11-06
SENATE.
Eyoninr Soesion. Ocl. 3


BdiS-ior the education of minors and APP
p:cnticcs-takcn up, amended and concuncd
in From the House. TO purchase portrait
Of Washington, read Sd time, by the casting
vote OF the President, and passed. yeas -,
NAYS Is. TO pay Ahncr Harris tie sum men =
ion.d read twice, and referred to CONT Oh
finance. To pay Augustine Clarke the sum
mentioned read Sd time and passed Con-
corning the VI. Asylum for the Insane; amen
ded, read Sd lime and passed--yeas 20, nays
o. TO pay the town o! Sutton the sum mem
toned; ordered TO be ongrossed and read Sd
time Relating 70 highways; read Sd time
and passod--yeas 10, nays S, TO pay John
Roberts the sum mentioned; read Sd Time &
passed,
Resoiutions--reloting to duty of Bank Com.
mtee, called up by Mr. Phelps Of Windsor,
and the motion of Mr. Smile TO amend, by re-
curing an investigation as TO the influence OF
the late and present President OF the u, s. and
the u Bank on tho currency Of the country,
being under consideration, the amendment was
negatyed--ysas s, noes II, and the resolution,
os previously amended, on motion OF Mr. Phelps
OF Windsor aud Mr. Cobb, passed--yeas u,
NAYS 9.
Reyoris-Mr Eaton, from the committee to
whom was referred the communication OF the
Gov in relation TO a geological and topograpl-
zeal survey of the state, submitted report &C.
compancd with resolution, requiring the
publication Of The communications OF Messrs.
Benedict, Stevens and Johnson, upon the sub
iect of the contemplated surveys. AIler lha
transaction Of much other buslness, which wall
bo noticed hereafter
The Senate Adjourned
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-11-06

| poIuliOH utOl5 OppO'c1 ny h'sHIe' hH'ItUS'
and Hastings, supported by Mr. Field # W.
| bill laid on the tables against bill 20 into por
ate the Freehold bank at Reading. Adj.
SENATE.
O'Clock, p. NJ.
Notwithstanding to the state library
and providing for an exchange Of Books onC
the supplies Of the library, with Registers.
! BWS-ior the relief Of WIN. Busholl, report.
cd by MIR Hammond Sd time aud pas.
sod. Assessing tax Of cts. for the support
Of government. MIR Howe moved 10 amend
/ the bill by crasmg three aud inserting tOo cts.
motion lost, and The bill read a Sd time and
/ passed. Authorizing the treasurer 10 borrow
the sum mentioned not exceeding $4,000 read
a Sd time and passed. Relating 10 the ncor-
poration Of The city Of Yergennes, reported by
Mr. Briggs, with amendment, providing for its
repeal by future legislature il found necessa.
ry--read Sd time and passed. To pay Hem
ny III Robinson the sum mentioned, reported
/ by Mr. PlCrpont--rcad Sd time and passed.
For the relief Of Charles plastidgc, reported
| by MIR Steele, who stated The facts in the case
read Sd time and passed. For the rcliei of
! Joseph Bee mln-.-amondcd, read n 81 time *
passed Appropnating $4,000 10 the VI. asy-
| bun for the lnsane-passCd, yeas 10, nays 8.
Making appropriations for the support of gov
| crnmcnt--road Sd time, and ON motion oil
! Mr. Piorpoint, committed to the com. on finance
| Tor amendment. Concerning revision OF
] the statutes read a third time aud passed,
| when the Senate went into joint assembly.
! 70 repeal an act relating to interest, passed in
! 1886 motion being made 10 postpone the
! bill Indefinitely, Mr. POrlct addressed the sen
] ate at some length on the subject Of usury, and
ye ven nnd ~ '" ,o 70 I-
Briggs followed in favor OF postPonomcut,
Gnu III rcp.y 10 mr +, oi'o'lns 'ne present
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W '"o pToP'1 W. 1t Pm. uoi,o'iucu W.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr. Some If Pi,bfo,d had loo,oo r ohso,o,
C,r ,he renoindcr of tho scss;ar "'''''''
The house resumed the consideration Of III.
hin IN incorporntc tho F,echnid honl NJ p.,%
ing--dism iesrd ~
Ordered 10 n tbird reodinc The hin ANNA
nriatino S400O for tho insane os,ln,, ,,,os Iau
4 siIercd summarized hv Mr. EoiLronks
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-11-06
VOL. XXI, NO. s...wHOLE NO. 1920.

poration debt, opposed by Mcssrs. Ki'trcdsc
and Hastings, supported by Mr. Field # W.
bill laid on the table; against bill 70 inro por-
ate the Freehold bank at Reading Adj.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-11-06

MONDAY, Oct 80.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr. Converse Of BurIing-
ton.
Bills to pay Rufus Campbell the sum men
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-11-06
@estsralave Of ggeymett,
SENATE-Friday evening.

The bill providing Tor new and more eltic-
lent organization OF the militia, was considered
in committee ortho whole.
(This bill allows so cents per day 10 the
military, and requires excmpts 10 pay 50 per
yearl
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-04

We learn that several short panks part Of cabin and
other dred ashore Mddetown Point Pri1ces
Day, New Je sey, Saturday nghtthey had every APP
peaIance 81 belonging to an Egg Harbor built vessel The
belonging TO Richmond, and built Egg Harbor fear
every person on board has persisted
me fotdd Gardener al Savannah from Newport for a-
vand put IN dsressl3h inst, lat a. lon
succession OF gales for three days. from Sc. N. the
ih whilst hove TO- shipped heavy threw her
ne peam ehds and lost orcnas bowspr load sails,
rigging &c.
= SPOKEN
sept 18TH OFT Cha-leson Bar, Ell, Miller from New Or
vans 'o I've" horkny lse pioi boat Cora, AT Charleston.
FOREIGN PORTS.
20th - ' ' ''
ARRIVALS, CLEARANCEs &c
York. - o'~f'' N'' 49,
EAsrPoRr Sept 26.-Ar Teazer, Jones, New York
York 80 - 'sNi' oe'' w"
ON NANTUCKET, Sept 27Spd. George Mitchell New York
15lh, Champion, Swain, do
BosIoN, Sept 3oh-Crd Deuculon, Wnsen New Orleans;
AdmIttance Sole Charleston; Seaman fiowes New Orleans
WOMAN DAVIS, Savannah; Lexington Crowei, New York.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct AR American Eagle, Lennox. New
york. Dlana, johnson, DO. Ord from Sch0ylkl Victory
hilton New York; John McCung, Calighan do.
BALraioRE, Oct l-SPd, Celeste, Terrell New York; Ed
vincent, Latham, do
RICHMOND, Sept 3o-Ar. Sally Miller, KohIen New York.
Ans Eliza, Somers, do.-srd, Chesierield, Lee, do
,NoRtoLK, Oct L-SFd, Empire cAiath New York with
U. ,. Dragons
GEoRcETowN, $. c., Sept 25-Ar Frances Am New
York ' 49,
CHARLESTON Sept 2o-Crd, Moses, Brown New York
SAVANNAH, Sept 23Ar. Lagrange, Doane New York: Po-
,and Gardener, Newport, lsee cld, Tybee Lyon,
New ORLEANS, Sept 25-Ar Tmon Leavtt, Boston; Che
rokee, do.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-04

On Monday % INST, Emma, youngest daughter Of Mark r
field, Jr., aged aSout ~ months.
On Monday 2d inst, Abahas Lewis u John and Ma.
vena Durkins, aged ~ years
On Monday 2d inst Andrew Ten Eycs, n the ti'
his
Thefends and relatives Of The family requested attend
the funeral this afternoon O'clock from his late residence
No. 1910 Canal street Hudson
On Sun.ay ~ inst ~ the h q his age, Christopher
Everett
Hon. Dudley Farln
At New Oeans, The li'h ut, III yellow fever, Epgy q.
Fe guson, o New York On he 18Th Eady Stinop
do aged IS On the tlth EdwardM Luther OF do ngc 20
On the 18th VIVA Wallace whitney, aged ~ iale Of Broome
county, New York.
At Sing n.y. Friday Goth uL, Martha Ann daughter 81
Warren Garter In the yh year of her age Baltimore papers
are requested 20 copy.
On the ull, Mary wife of Andrew Anderson NJ d. OF
ST. Augustine, r. r.. in the 42d year Of her are.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-04

Teas Imported in the Marbehead and Grard- sale
SIX nonhs-l0 chests Tyson skin 46c 81 chests do sac;
chests do do 25a s4c rs half chests iwankay hyson 3a
l3b boxes hyson 47c 25 sb boxes 6sc b do
DO ooc cases each u 2b. cannsers do 75c -
90 oac % 'o boxes imperial 5sc Is chests Tyson 81 92c
Is ob cay boxes gunpowder G7c s boxes padre
oc II DO pouchong and pekee 4sc IA ouchong 45c
tempoy oc lob cay boxes lbs young Tyson s5c.
ol nan ehesssdo 30 8ac p 3b do 4ec % sb do do
' 20 nan CHESTS do ~ 5sc; l34 chests do Sc 49,,
aNIANAAs, sept, 2Our Island Produce scarce, with
eAcepuon VI Muscovade Sugar there Box
ci y@Iows are worh9 rs; whites II 3rs Of the little
ee we have lett the last sales 81 H. la Havana
aarge lo sold So days since Molasses s. to ras
and not 20U0 hhds left for sale
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-04

rut.n.Y. OCT si.sr. N.


SIZE tc>.sy passed al very wci co 'ers The guam
c,y aus eort,,n, offered Aasihsr .nai invuce viii ~
oa,.,s lem r,v rour has fprther aecist-Ge'csee S'e
an, OBJ = 5a. Ti former description Wa 'sh today Al
8sss oho suo1 Abo co barrels arrived r. - Rochester
Dr. aee what offered at Us 3d. but non So'd
Brar " Is seiiiag q advafec - &C.
Aue,.o, T,a.e, bah walnatf cs ~ bags Tia.
~ roe "a rs o. LagsyrA No., ioc 40 boxes bunch
,p,s-a,i rsi.n iay, o., tndo Do 81 b'c' q n'ueo
70 ~, ecr go lunch nncs'e 81 I" 20 do clusters
81 iaS, go hgs aia, ler; GO sa'cs preserv dgnrer
tss'sc rQt caFs ~. fatas ~ Ok 10 a. "a "a SWEET
y, Y, 81 s'es Lv rpca NV, d~nsked " ~ 10
e., sbsr.rt y o. a. ne S. ts.ke's ch rne VI o. u
tCses mpo,sss,d ,ooeco i0, 40 Paper so 7e
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-04

FUEsJANI T.
,on i an article dat wi, anctuate connuaythe 81 CHIT
80 rapion in trade viii opcrate upon only for short
te lint the staple ndi level and that occurs every ten
vcars In begun speculation ia Europe without
he ,ghst basis Ru started the prices The 'pecun.
ten commerce in The o Of 1924, owing TO the report which
90, pryaent =, that time Liverpool that the crop Of the
fy,td stale, would m lar short of the preceding Two
aree large merchants Liverpool the receipt OF e
r..atey bou b largely. Tbscreaed great excitement
m that mart and the mania spread like prairie on FIRE
c~our,ut Gr.a Britain and France Advance wasobtaned
upon adyasee uni reached the prices enueraea under
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-04

i formed Ills Is ENiNO Wall De per-
ME- rAMoRA-Metanora, Mr.. Forre,t-Nabmsokes mr.
To conclude with PLEASANT NEIcueop c.;o, u
strap, Mr. Placide-Nancy Strap Mis- 'oIie'
IL Doors open At % performances co,,,.. ,.a..
Boxes $l-Pi. SO cests-Galery % cents a. oe'ooh'
MEXICAN TUEATkE- Is.,.-.,,.-
"A THIS EVENING will be perforrnea ~ ~ n -
INTRIGUE; or the Bath Road-Tom, Mr. Coxell- E,.n
Alter WHICH the OCEAN woLF-wolG Mr. n Soon,
Fanny, Miss De Barr " o0ott-
To conclude with LOVERS At FAULT-Smon Mr. co,,ar
@Lucretia, Miss Lopez.
before O'clock Boxes Is cents-Pt, 374-Colery, IS
NATIONAL TIE .THE-Latea Haiian O,e1.
! ' hnoaselslR WALLACE, Lessee.-TIilS EVENING
kiNG LEAR-kpg Lear, Mr. yandenhoa- Cordeia, Miss
r. Wheatley. 80
To conclude with FORTUNES EpoI Ic-pob;r Ranch
head, Mr. Wliams-Msrgery Mrs. Russell.
Doors open ts-fertonnance begin al "a.
EtANssLlN TIE %ATHE.-BENEFIT OF MR.
= ~ ElCE-FHiS EVENING will NJ persen,rd
hLoNno AND lMOGINE-Alonzo, Mr.. w. Sefton--Imo.
Aler which OH HUsH!-Gumbo Chah, Mr. Rice-Dinah
- Crow, MIR. Price
IEkELli Or, The Siege OF Observation-Disclosures Master I'll
tus-Christne, Mrs. Wallace
u Doors 7pertormaDces comense at 4! O'Clock
preciseiy Boxes 80 cents-Pit rs cents.
nLyMPIG NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. next n Tar,
. b1c1Tsaiis.arHIS EVENING will be performed
lock, Mr. Blake Honoria Wasnehan with sonel Mrs
Maeder. e'' N ]" 'o'Sl ''e'
To conclude with LES DEUX BEINEs or In Femme
observation-disclosures Roller, Mr. Edwin--Chrsne Mrs.
" Boxes, so cents; Pit, 25 cents
past7 O'Clock. " "
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-04

CLEARED,
ships Birmingham Robinson Mobile; Juno, Ruan Lipd,
LIE horn Bgs AaIants (Pru sias) koppl, Antwerp; lien.
riee tDsnl Hanoo Bo-desux sehrs Pioneer, sparks Bal
I'm, res sossn Perry ~arsham Mass; c.rols Dayi, -
Mucl4li Co; Thsdleus, wapoe Norfolk; ynon. Pugh
E,s'Is City, v 81 Ps ,s, I lamps Say Barb A"n
ARRIVED.
Ship Rob Roy. Arnold, Liverpool Aug 2Ah with mdre 20
Ben ship Isabella, Meyer, Bremen - days with mdre Ia
gfrme. ship New ysrk. waehter Bremen and Ramsgate
Asg 9Th. with m.,e. q c. per Meier Co
with ,sdle. to GoodhceA Co.
Brmen big Bremen Packet, wrting. Bremen. e days
Bng Robert FsrweL - sJdaey ~ dsys with nnase. 20
ORDER
svam rscke, Home whse cbsrsstoa. s5 hours to Chss
ssLr Ausac. Lawson cherrysone days, with po,ioe.
seSs islls, rage Chadwick. Beaufort, N. C., sdaysw
MEMORANDA
The Clssdne (Brl Tstoi, nj NofAt I iu~ fros Dcra
ram rrIo o. INT the 9h uit lat 3os, Ion o. tel ir with
the wreck oi the Uroa o, phsdcph. wafer oggcdfou
See was scu,,Ied In several places.
The Sarard Cousins fn ~ Martins, for Boston. with
away 70; c'srss:o" s's cc ." 70 IT, ~
psM, wb" ,nsone ,,e eapsa wa impossible t. re, int"
aarh the 25h P.sng the brig IN shallow waiter ood OF
vrs he struck the Az rect Of Tybe,, asd daring the
nght wsn " pieces Thecsp,sa si crew Srivod = savsn
The Eeai rarrow, Apa,secoi, MATES, he fc,lcs sne
he hal. rpercne~a eslr ~ w with los. ei
,f~i a-tn'aN ant sst Lad sae9 Lon ~ ga AZ The
.'s; sp ~ "sTM ~, ~ s a lr,n New o'csos.o ond
to- men-hS't~o small Jury ~sts .G I'D hsn'
, .s usy as' -" WIS. :" -, ~, .'ns hen
~. g-r"n,'c nee :, ss.'on !. " asyspsr &c
s>'ut w.rsg ta ta,w fr.rs IN, Kohv s-,l
sfe los pot INTO uie Isppatas'poch
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-04
MARRIED.

Monday, 81 inst by the Rev DR. Sprsg. Samuel Della
PLANE OF Schenectady 10 Eliza q. Daymon, daughter OF
ID mon, Of his city.
on sunday, lst inst by the Rev Isaac walters Edward
Bishop, to Harriet Soper, all of this city
On Saturday, 3bh u by the Rev John Dubois, . D,bour-
dieu. TO celesline Christol, both OF Bordeaux.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-04
Provision Markets.

TUESDAY, Oct, ., 1887
The butchers spectators Bss Head being al is ne
as TO the real cause of the high price OF meat we refrain from
renarking on the subject until the explanations parties
are before the public The butchers first in the field and
wait for the reoinder Of the spectators Meanwhile give
Inc following statement of the quantity of beet cattle utton
and lamb consumed for week in this y with the cost
and selling Price by which the importance Provision
Market Reports may be duly cstimated;-
Average. VePht Whol p,ce e. Ref Dee loc
Beef cattle $50 5I75 500 $500 7H0
Sheep y lambs, 5000 1000 ;O5oo
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-04


u MR. CAIIIh, who has been for six wears trayers
ing the Ffares OF the Far West" tie Portraits
W the most distinguished Indians uncy ed reyons
ogethef WIN paintings of their villages, buffalo hunts dances
landscapes OF The country &c &C. will 10
the cizen OF New York, short time with an exhibition
o. mr' hundred portraits and other pa Awnings
winch ne has collected from SO differ speaking differ.
en languages all OF whom he has among and painted his
pictures from life Por rats Of Black Hawk and nine of Tia
Barracks, while prisoners OF war cir war dress and
point Also Tour pantings representing annual religions
ceremony OF the oahdaLs, doing penance bv ufctno e
most cruel oriures their bDdes-pa,sp knives AMI
spn through The hesh and suspsRdng their bodies by their
wolnds, &c. ~ N' - "4'"
series OF forty landscape views descriptive of the pciu
etque Prairie scenes OF the upper Mourand 4
Twelve buffalo hunting scenes together with splendid peci
mems OF costume, viii also be exhibited.
The great interest Of This collection consists in ls being re-
esentatlon OF The wldes, tribes Indians I'm America and
Sioux, Puncahs Koazas, Shennes Crows tjbleways As
slGebons. Niandans Cee Backfeet snakes nabns Soes
always Flaheads Weahs, Peor Sacs Foxes Wrnebagae
n.nomonles, Wlnatarrees, Rcharec Usages Camanches
NIcos, PdUnee- Plcts, kiowas, and others
~ ouer ~ render the exhibition instructive than
could otherwise be- the paintings Will lie exhibited one az
time and snch explanations of Their dress customs traditions
&c given 10y Mr. Catn, will enable public TO form
Just idea OF the customs nrhers and condition Of savapes
yet IN state OF nature IN North America.
Ihe g hibton, with explanations viii this
ng IN The Lecture Room of Clinton Hall and peated an
each evening of the week. half mast o'clock
Tuesday, Wednesday and THURSDAY Friday ana SATURDAY
and 1t hoped that visers will be seated rs near the
hour as possible, hat they may tie Whole collection AL
urice nQ-s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-04

Thus viii be that the prices In IBID nearly donDeo
Of the previous year In the spring OF 20 Inc prices
reached their height Then came terrible reacon-coon
declined 20 20 100 per cent
An arrival this side caused all carried out the ntfl
crce iat crop Of The United States would exceed that Of
81 Some lost their aiohrs last ha rnaa few sbrewd ones
saie money Then he grand my te,y solved u was
hs. the cotton remained IN be market aud cont nchiy
changing hand, which deceived the unuary. Not quarter
Of the quantity tina, 'od and esold 70 the minofa
torres They only purchased enough for immediate con
sumption
onsy the summer asd fall cf5 and throughout the year
- ness went do n, AID there eon,nstd until GIN which
wear both the Spectator and manufactures commeoeed IN
Consequence Their of prces again begun the ise and
tsnued To 20 III unit, the spring OF 1887.
The 10, wing table will show much more terrible crash
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-04

Bpwev. Ielse Of he ouse and inl years from
terms.
Aho five ios At Williamsburg, corner Eff street and
NORTH Twelfth street g. ard Ferry, lo ico feet ny
25tee 9gre Of Dir A. halpa!lo, lawyer, NO IS
.r.ei, New York. S27.lu.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-04

Two LIE THE frQ No ~ Fulton - graektyn rexe
roor to The FauAin House FIRST rate stand FOR ar
nod bnfLe. Inquire lie Franklin House ar ,f he
Subscriber Ut - Pine u New York
oJlwt DANIEL D.ICIER.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-04

SILtEA-siLV EH-Sylykh.
u small caange, such snilLRgs. sxUenees ten
cent pieces will be given exchange for ge aye, or quar-
ter dollars Apply the desk Office, "a
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-04


John ralner Es1. President OF the Merchants Bank,
Morris Robinson, Esq Agent OF the Z hiled States Bank,
John N. Goser, Esqr
L. Susrez Esqr of the n OF Messrs HARMONY Co..
Charles Sagory Esq. OF the firm OF Rogers l. Co.,
w. Bradley ESD rresiden of the Patriotic Bank Washing
ton ID, G.
Richard Sterling Esqr Of the firm OF Foote Sterling Co.,
ID. w. Gantey Esq,
James Brown Esqr. Of the firm Brown Brothers Co.,
George Griswod Esqr representing the Msrris Canal and
Banking Company,
Robert Jafray, Esq representing the Mississippi and AIaba
Ea Rail Road Company,
Joseph ID. Beers, Esqr.,
Augustus Belmont, Esq. representing ~ M. R,thchd &
sons OF London and Mesr, de RclLschild Freres OF
ParR,
John Johnston, Esq. of the firm Boorman Co.,
Jacob orlfard, Esq President OF the Mechanics Bank
Henry Laverty Esq,
c. IL Shipman, Esp. of the firm Of Shpmnn Crane Co.
John J. PALMER EsoR, PRESIDENT OF MERCHANTS BANK
Messrs j. L. - JOSEPH Co having submitted clear and
distinct statement their affairs the present time by
which the and Of their and assets
fully forth and explained and WHICH IS authenticated
deemed expcdent that following summary of
their affairs should be made known for the satisfaction and in
formation OF all their creditors, viz
LIABILITIES.
Open accounts due to European Houses Sl6f657 90
Open firms and individuals, 07g0 u
Outstanding claims against us for stocks, 2l7,2OO
Outstanding bills payable to var Gus firms, individ-
uals, &C 3,525,47o "a
Outstanding bills payable 70 banks in this city and
other places, 1,S6s,748 SO
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800. ,---.
Svo,oV S'o,<O
he poht weekly on the sale of beef mutton and
p 70 De szlso one years consumption amounts 70 S5
oo-,soo' the prohton which Is Slll8,so0
sha'Hg our population at 5oooUO their individual week
consumption would cost cents being tribe more than
'No pounos 70 each person.
oeei mutton ana aio we nave at certain seasons
ABUNDANCE Oh poultry, VEAL pork and game also constant
supply Oh anu SAT- h men require 70 be taken into ac-
~ ~ 0u"'"s 'he Sas qu@h'y OF provisions required 70
pp. VIC aus u our ei'i@ehs We shaii endeasof 70 scer-
~ ~ ~ " ''e' anu give inc "po'e M one we" IN q
, Npo'
an a'e.ass ''en huhureu pounds
Ans ue "noissaie ra'e s''<o, or - cents pound we
nave ~ ei'io MAKE " our report o. retaf pri-
w. UNITY "''' ''' continue nuen ''ie SAINT
""i'or "ANAsts
Mn,ron loo 20 40 pm 20 "a d
Veal, u to 10 do.
POULTRY, BUTTER &C.
Turkeys, l2s. each Geese 6s cd each
Fowls IS to Ss per pair Butter Is cts per To-
nncLs ~ r. .. r n, Sxiid p 10 - ~ so' ~ i
VEGETABLES
Peaches, IS. TO 8s. half peck. Cabbage S. dozen.
f n.oe c S o 10 pps"eI Turunots huhc'od
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-04
DANIEL DELCnER.

IMPORT W 40 pr.HsuwS r,ARORIrG,
DIX COhsuMPTiON, Coughs Cold spiitisg ~
Blood taarrh Asihsa diseases of the Chest and
LuB4s 1u ri the great demand for Dr.. TAy-
LOtS> sL-sM Or LivEdwUi,T, aad the extraordinary
cures has performed 10 colds coughs when thing
ee had iaile0 u1prncglsd per ce1
" issue conntrrti rh shoud caution pucasers buy
only The GEM ~ Oft proprietor.
connvNicArtps- he Basam ef Lvcrvert has sorcd
81 Nn'ut cough. pain il the SIDE. boRsss phrclu and
cter symptoas ~ consumption. with which rbsvc suffered
tor ten als THIS cpra caly excellent medicine.
WM BURNS. elias. house. Breohl'r.