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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-09
CRATE APRONS,

Ladies wonsierfuliv. myllsimn
u OOK HIND nG WITH INDIA RUBRER
-Tn vsua 10 w book bindins, recently
discovered BY NJ ,uoock Of London. h u p-roscd
by the Rank ur England Insurance Companies rnd MANY
The tcytrusve merchant end Rsrkers has been pasn
In the United her countries by The nventor and u
IN operation at the PslahLsn VI the snsc
her, who Il daily AID nvpy cened to ha patent N
this nv the 81 India ROBBIE, sou ing
pleetv The bsautr elasticity Win which
these hooks snd shut csunot be surpassed Every
son euced N book keeping must have felt the great IN
convent arSrg iom xtiing tsward the laner pnt Of
b. OH the patent rrl ~ binding completely ehvi es
hls nrp-eSsr ohsuren 60 ereg " ctert the tie
~ Ledgvv " uniform plain suraa h 81 hei.uaD ~
STAINED 'ri. uvena isasp abe tsh oks fuhe THIS
vsrvs eni ~ w,uc Nnnhs ir~trrnts n. Nv
H. M, ituIs wav D. W hen sqhrt = sre
s'oeru .cr> sat IA frtcra cf BIT inS ut'tss "
hweiv,c p''c ofia pin. e thst ~ - an psv hv.
w vrrs " ( ven te'r vs Rp ~ ulihe aprra' 81 ~
fba nnbc seresr c'lu " tvaed ~ rsu rot rss'o'r~
nc ~ -" ~ ~tch -Owr sdv INV so'r, ~trr
.'rv vaisv' f'resa an tnrt Strusry - tie -
su1e PETER A. MEsiER. "a wans
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-09

SODs ~ ar@E-so tickets nor 81 IS geo. a. can n
jel2tf ~. aRFooRv.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-09

uARHwssWE rIITI INV tIrNs PIsToISS 4,
~ w. SPIES, 1872 Pearl street, Is ming fuI
Fall supply of HArdwaesor sale the msst reasoaable
terMs
crates pait Iron Tea Kettles and Sauce Pans.
crates Sheet Tr do
casks assorted Table Gallery.
do Pen and Pocket Knlve,, Shears. Scissors, &c
60. R1sors; 10 DO Firs and Edge Tools.
80 do. assorted Trace Chains.
200 dozen do Axes.
10 caseH Guns Pistols and Rifles.
go pairs sci cooking aud revolving Pistols.
Together with general assortment OF shelf Hardvares;
Plat d. Japanned Fancy Goods ibe the Souhers
market au2 Sun
p NEW REJECT SWEENEY In
Mis- friends public that he opened
that large and elegant buildap No Ia Ful st.
Fish III .sh and Fowl always tables
every d~icacv Of The prov in
the market No attention III be wanting his
to give gene he hopes find
ement which ss is determined N deserve.
jy2i SIN J. SWEENEY
rr WANTED IMMEO ATELY-An Eng lisa. A ,s-f can
German girl q; a small family
One Sh, good her and produce esii
monia.s o character, may apsy office au2u
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-09
COLORED PAPE0

Il 4
AND II &NCs rArrs. BOX MAN FACT,Y.
No. II Fulton and So Goid street, ~ 10 York
Or large OF Coore6 Paper, OF a-scrip
ten-such plain col NIB et marble, msited spot
ted & he ~ constantly hand. Also extensive
of Fancy Paper Boxes If every variety
Orders both lines executed with and drspaeb
BLANC BODEN,
auzlmt Manufacturers, 50 Gu
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-09


h All persons forbid trusting person on aecovvs
the steamboat Wave owners, without from tie
nnA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-09

NICKLE-4 csses pu- N.h'. gu ...s,yss an sais
jy3Is 2Cossusndt St
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-09

- - ANOTWEW Vt rA~hNr
Amk-A FISHING FxC UHsI,bN
Tnc ~,rsn,er SUN. Captain Lsre. vgI
make her regular t,,pn'hs rsaine uhs ri Juiy ~,
leaving New York Eaton Market Sin 81 al s.rinrl
f,et vt Chsm s'etNs az ,rtrr FIRE ND s,s,,
Prison wharf NJ ave osh A. and returs shsst a. r. -
Halt furpshe srak r~rssn viii att. with in.s
The crl~us,pd New v,rh Irdep ndest Brass Brand wl
attend the Frrurshn Fare 81 meals esir. aug q.
vUAM" rD-A ~ rate an - s'cwa' a an n. al waltz
Wv cr Tie proiuc the i,nstlr rr'er.a
res W resadt nbh, honesty, &C such snd others
need applv ~ O. n'ni Hm~i aug a-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-09
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VHJIf NNN VN Y NTT-FHFsEWFT'N u TTEO
w srsTgS OfL pAsrE eLAdKfN9 4 sfmr,.d nv
>Ii Who have ". ~ y decidedly he bet AT ever
aA,r.d y tho IN ies hesv actpred w o. "a
IKE u,ost schi 10, tie ieaihr hu the ~ast-srv
n ssrrv w drs~rS 70 rticu nttv
exted ~ ~ Nttr -uvc article. sat satt fy
thers~v ,hal cting mast take over
sayOkyr n0tsu
~ n .,n~ s"sn r. ccuss rtai-e qualities
~ Issnsy ~ ~
81 u tun ny.. tt~ hat rlpslred Nv scr
4h wuYYIah 80 rlos t,llsw- ~. lastly "
q rsrltctoo 49, saing htt-rf .~,nbd
MAtu' ,cturtat -. r. ~ water grect NV n
AlsO ny ,. ". Cida n h.lu. Urden solicited fue3a
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-09

- TOLEN-On Thursday night. thu ~ OF August, from
- No 4varek street. quantity Of Millinery A.ticles Con-
ssng caps capes collars ribboss, scas bsndkerche
and black ode embrC iderrd cane rnDes black VA
lencia Iscs whnevrr will thief rer the or
tcie ~ No yarck street, viii be berslJ rewarded.
aus
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-09
THE LATE MAYOR

HE LATE MA YOR
OF PHILADELPHIA has certified under seal of the city
to the character Of several wines pin seans and geBteer
OF high standing who declare positively 1nd-r iaer hands
M OF which may seen al The place named brsw that the
Balm OF Columbia only certain pres-Tvaive, posi-
lively restorative OF III. hum Who shall dispute
wh1 20 bald Tse only true have spl~n"d steel plate 60
graved wrapper with Falls OF Niagara, nc on IL.
qure No. Fletcher ST. below erar St BeaI Mai
den Lane. U1 iviil@,'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-09

Ysnihs' childrens hats from 81 80 to 2ao
The above prices bu sma advance Of the
material and worknanship-cousequeh all msst be
made for cash. without any devstions above low
prices.
Also unrivsed of Cloth aad Fancy Caps az
wholesale anu retail County ecsiers supplied
favorable terms. q. WATSON
nyI13ms I54 Chatham st. doors fron Mu berry
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-09

SsTOL N-On Monday morning, August n. from Tho
- house NO. TO- Reade street Bsnk Book consirir x
rom twenty 10 thirty dollars, tn memorandum
rn not ~ sky nine dollars, draws by j. ~ SION and
payable three months after with ether y, Ct u.e
any hut the ownrr. The tkef welcome "a t>s
m1nsy he ~iretu the ,ok and
JOHN SINCLAIR No Rpad
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-09

FOREIGN IMPORTATIONS.
GoTTgNBURG--Per RsRe.
Booraan Johnson ir 1872 To order bars iron s5
/" bch SIS
DOMEsT NEGOTIATIONS.
New ORLEANs-fer Damon.
Bas,ir & Pope tins pig iron o To order bis cotton Ua
Nesmtb l. Leeds bOs IN % bis moss %
MuHNiNG HnRALD-SElP NEWS
Port Of New York. August $40 r. M.
High Water. 10 ~
PACKETS To ARRIVE.
Lonaon--Moptreal, Grkng, July
L,pc'pool-Earope, Marshall, July
Ha -Uuea Peal, Juae ~
ChArlemagre, cnardson, July
PACKETS TO SAIL
Leadea--rorcpto Griswold, Aug Is
Liueypool-vrfinan, Harris Aug Is
Hayre---suiIy, Lines Aug 8
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-09

NO posposement any time this establishment AZ
weather
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-09

BLEACHING Powders casAs ct usv~
- Bleaching Pow der, superior article, Tor sale by
J.CAMrBELL PERnsg
mvI 10 sud n Nssssu -
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-24
T0E sfATE rRrAsrREt.
THE WIG CONTENTION

Oar readers will perceive from tbc
call u "Many Citizens" that a nuhI;,
meeting will be held in Canon on Mon
Jay haxt, to appoint delegate, 10 the
" h'g convention TO be held in Jackson
on ihc fourth Monday Of January next
we sincerely hope that the call will he
cheerioIly responded to by the neonlo
ana that they will promptly assemble \,
he appointed time and place M, al,
i"r Inc purpose above named blt "a 10
ioefate upon the present political siina.
ton oil our county. A crisis i now .,
proachng in the affairs of our Govern.
ment, that requires every rreemaa to n
vow boldly and unoquyocaIy his opin.
IONS upon the great q Ieston' now agit
aling the country. Those questions are
OF mat momento1s character. in which
every citizen is deeply aud mmpd atcIv
interested. Let him then in,es,ipatc
the SUBJECT, at once-ii he has not AREA
dy done so--and take his stand. cartnss
W either fol or against the prominen,
measures OF the present administration
Let him decide whether he will ey,enc
alili further, the present alarming pow
or ana patronage of The general govern
ment, or whether he will cndeavor ,e
promote the welfare and prosperity OF
the people.
Come up, fellow citizens, on Monday
and let US hear the decision YOU have
formed. Come out upon one siIe or the
olher'--and exhibit that independence
and decision which should ever charac.
terize freemen.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-24

pYsHisf eI deriri tfus eyefu'cf
- .5 fHe indie gatd by James N
lunn. dafc lbe dat 81 Janua
frI #55.fusccaIe the aymrHtmsrrl
Udmentw judgments us migi Z C.
rendered un . rrftain d.uit duWu rs
Sad puan. on Martin. rIro.onts & g.
ul New Orleans. tor tie srm 81 even
Thousand one bundled and eighty five
Dollar. and Gus cent?. payable tour
teen month, and twenty days after
datc. dated on about the oh day oi
November 1928, which said draft Was
returned irm New Orleans nder pro.
test iornon acceptance and non pay
ment. and 81 which judgment hati
been rendered IN the circuit court h
The United Safes in and for the Dis
irict Of Mississippi TOR tie PR cipai
interest cost and damages. which SAN
Judgment rcmnin> unpaid and unsatis
fed hy tie said Dunn. tie undersigned
therefore, us trustee named in said
deed. md tn carry into effect the pro
/ visions specified therein as far as they
+ relate tn the binds and tenementS de
soriacd in sad d ed. i'll p,oc ed L.
sell. at public auction, to the hi-hes'
bidder frcash on Saturday the fl S;
\ dHv of December next. between the
hours Of II A. NJ. and 3 o'clock z. NJ,
ots id dav, at Damn s lower ferry or
Blu RlacK river. lots no cour End Grt
in section no 81, township nos, range
ma iwo. west. containing about on,
hundred and forty acres;
Also,
thirty thrcc acres, parl in section Sc
'ownS'Ipn no 9, range ne west; an,
part in sect on no one. oi tow slip G
.<"ma range conveyed by Samuel "
Dickson; also. one iou IN tan acre il
lot q cildt. section M SO, township
no nine. range no tn e. west; convey
ed q sn by saii Dickson AMI vile I,
. sci! Dom; also. the west halt of ~,
north c9>t quarter Of section no FIVE
to"nsip 10 ei2h', range notWoWcst
d @u@ also the east Ialf If tie uortI
$ vest quarter same section, TOWNSHIP:
ro ! u9c lost mntjonpd, last atnre
>,iG al lying nd heinz in tie coUn ,
Z, .of alison cxrcnt he haltacrc. IS hici
I los IN fagpo county. tie proceeds 0
: |s.il e.,ln tnAc apDlipd in the first Mace
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-24

BE,urrfUL ExraAcr.-N hen look
upon he 'ombs OF the great, every emo.
ton Of envy dos within me; When ]
read epl'auhs Of The beautiful, every IN
ordinate desire goes out; whrn ! men
with the grief Of parents uron The tomb
stone, my heart mcIls with compassion
when | 5ao The lombs Of parents 'h"m
selves, cons Ter the yani'y Of g.icriog
for those whom We must 20 II follow
when sec kings lying with those whC
deposed them, when ! con 'iler rival
laid side by side. or the holy men lha' ii
yided the world wi'h their con csja an
disputes, reflect wi h sorrow no aston
ishment on III little compc itons loc
lions and dcbares Of mankind; when
real the several dates Of he Jomb o
some tina died Yesterday, aud some si'
hundred years ago. consider that e., a
day, when We shall all Of us I've cen cm
poraries AMI make our appearance togo
thor .iddison.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-24

What has become Of the Natchez Free
Trader2--We have not seen a COW OF
that neat, elegant, polite, courteous print
for weeks! We are really anxious to
see 1t again, and we have the best req
sons to believe that the low blackboard
ism AMI vulgar abuse that has charac.
terized that paper FOR The last TIVE
months, will be Immediately checked TN
on the arrival of its editor, Mr.. Bcsan
con, Ut his post.--lf this should not b,
the case, we shall be much mistaken
No;lS rerroRS.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-24

The Steam Ship "Natchez," arrived
at Natchez on The 18th inst, with 90
passengers, mostly citizens Of this Safe,
who have been summ ring Mt the nof,h
together with full cargo Of msrchan-
die for thai city. She lefl New York
on the cath Of September; and in conse-
quencc of gales aud adverse winds was
obliged to run into Norfolk for shelter
mud TO repair some damages. occasioned
By tho storm. Upon proceeding on her
way, ]; was found that the supply Of fuel
was 30 much exhausted BY that DELAY, as
to bc entirely insufficient to reach Nsw
Orleans. The port Of Havana present.
ell the nearest and most convenient pnn'
for obiaiIsag coal, and they accordingly
staerei Cor thntciiy Aner leaving hai
port, she arrived at Natches w'ho 1,
Other accident The succrs Of Inc
Nalcheg, proves inconlcsiihly the sapcri.
Only Of Steam, over every other mode
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-24

We learn that the Hon. GEORGE An
ANS, has vacated the iudgeship of the
District Court of Mississippi. Henry A
Gorre,, ESQ, of Mad sonville, and r. NJ
Gaines, Esq, Of Natchez, we UNDERSTAND
are candidates 10 ill he vacancy. A,
they are both good Van Buren, men, III,
President may not be little puzzled t,
choose between them.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-24

Mr.. ROLLINS is still detained from
home by illness. Ii has been this cause
alone, that has occasioned his absence
thus far during the session Of the courts
in this district. L is, however, expected
thai he will be at his post, at our next
ccJrt, which commences here Oh Mon
day next
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-24

The Banks of Savannah, Georgia. re-
sumed specie payments on the first of
this month. BY way Of commentary
on the difficulties which some people al.
lege exist in the way of resumption, it is
stated that their stock er specie, was i.
creased rather than diminished
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-24

''''''c' . NNhpef 10. 1883.
THE Stockholders in this Inst tn.
.lSn are hereby notified TINT ,uriher
'"St,ln' ut 81 fifteen per cent an the
'trch 81 ! Substitution, viii I've requir-
IL payable at the be king house i,
Ahichez.o or atany Of the hranr es. in
ne i"'owmt N nner; five per cent
n I've lO'l DIV of December. five per
chi on tie ioh dry If January. anil
we Per cent on tn ION da, of Feh.
uary next. ~ ar,ler nf the b. ri
!. +. BRASlEg, Cashier.
Get 81 sJ-u
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-24

The Wh.esof Madison county an
requested 90 assemble ia Canton, m
Monday neAt,t the 29lh meaHf, tpaF
lolnt delegates 90 represent tu.
county. 10 the Wing Convention, to
bc holden next Jaumry.nt Jackson.
MANY CITIZENS.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-24

-Four hundredhouSes have been huilt
at ST. Louis, Missouri during the past
year.
Col. w. &. Preston oI South Caro-
lima, has been recommended ior the
Vice Presidency, by the Viii, conyen.
ton, which recently assembled at Go.
Iumbus, Ohio.
You feel the due weight Of nv ar,
gument, do you not? SAID one wag to
another, as he sprawed the fellow with
his list. de- sir, and would be gIed TO
close our controversy Immediately.
JelcS and Pork.--A man was lately
sentenced to six months on BlackwelIs
Island, for teasing II Jewish lady who
boarded in the same house, by lover.
'nga piece OF pork to an upper YIN.
dow So Us to leave it dangling before
the lady S window,and finally dropping
II suddenly on to her face, as she pur
her head out and was looking up to see
| II he had withdrawn the obnoxious
sight.
The Mississippi Union Bank is
checking on New Orleans at 5 PEI
cent. and receives in payment for the
same, her post notes. Ia. O. .ldU
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-24
DlSSOi.U riON.

HE copartnerShrp heretofore ex.
lSnng between DIS. ]. w. Bass & J.
VI. Rogers. in the Botanic practice OF
medicine. i this day disS ,vcd by nv
tu'i consent, all business relating 10
the firm will be settled hv
i. w. BASS.
j. NJ. ROGERS.
Sent 9. 20-tt
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-24
s,D,,,., G SiH4EhlFFS S1j

h,eeiehtI.e,y Sanders / !.
Afford Haley Y
BY virtue Of tdt NJ.
Y, me direcieiI vil,, 81 |
safe tor cash at tho an \
10 So, in the tovndr,..7
day the Q9h ins.aIil E,s'' !
named Caroline, M mil
mule; Ie'iedon anl M
'at'NIy the Above STATED I
:, u. FLOURMI
CT a. QO-lt !,
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-24
II Err A l. u:
"WEDNESDAY. WroBl.R 20
Cas- fItfE raa Us. Sfar0n.
John HENDERSON. orllv,o.a
CANTON

he election which took pIarc Ias'
Moneoy end Tuesday, ror Treasurer 81
he State Of .iiat,sippl. and ror Iudg Of
ire Seventh Judicial District, resulted in
this place as follows:
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-24

The lndianapol $ Farmer saws that
liteenS wagons passed through that
place on the iStof Angus! mlded with
cmlgrants from Upper Canada. on
their way to Missouri, Twenty sev.
en- wagons. witt l45 persons started
IN company and were but few days
behind.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-24

SllGiltifr ) sa'
The Com'l. & K. R. Bai.
vs a0
L " Harper
and fifteen other f fai q
defendant, to same e0JHA
!iea d & bearing
vs.
same
George Gullet =
x w Harper &
G e Rogers & Co
WIN A pegram
VS.
r w Harper y
Ann N Bfan,ford
VIM Montgomery
John I Cameron
Ichn B lsc,c u
Nicholas CaIIiham
BY virtue OF the aO'f'
to me directed, | viii eiP
Inc sale Tor cash at lne
court house on Monda!'
ninth inst. all the right J
and claim Of DR. K W w.
toa crop OF cotton 90 ! !.
where Mrs. Ann NJ. D'a !,
resides; also some callI'T
n,Ins utensils &c IesIea !.
.ss s''o = s S. NJ. FL0uB
Oct II ~ " :
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-24
NliuKlFt';S "a ~.

BY virtue Of the above stated case
to me directed, ! will expoSe to public
sale tor cash at the door Of the Court
House. IN the town Of Canton. on Nor
day the 5'h day of November next.
u likely negro boy nlnnd Sonny. lev.
led on and will tie sold to satisfy the
above stated cases.
y. NJ, FIOURNOY. S,'A.
Oct q. 2)-2V pr f.p 2451
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-24
SuIhiFtnS SALE.

oULNIf ) SALt..
sampson bottars on liza on bon
vs. t. Oct term lS3G
Edwin \ HutIer & in madison cur
Jas p Clark cuit ,.nn
By virtue Of he above stated case
tome directed. viii expose to public
sale. ior cash Il, the door Of ,hr door Of
the court house in the town ofCanton
on Tnursdny the LIST dav OF Nov next.
"a vaIuthIe saddle horse levied on and
will be sold TO satisfy the above sta.
ted case.
). NJ, FLNURNOY, Sheriff
Oct "a 2o-ew -, H. to
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-24
COOLERS AND TINKERS.


The contemptunus Sneer Of the
Washington Globe at the maxims and
principles ot the classes ofour citizens
has called forth n more unanimous re-
buke than any other outrage that pa-
per has perpetrated. The Wmili ia.
ted scorn OF the expression which class
them all rs coolers and tnkers. has
gwen them Just cause Of offence. II
has caused the American blood Ia boil
and memory TO 60 back to the patri.
arch of the Revolution: to Wahinu.
ton, the surveyor, Franklin. the prin
ter. tn Knox. the book binder, tn Put
nun the carpenter, to Monroe the
buckmoker, TO Roger Sherman, the
COOLER. AMI Nathaniel Greene. the
tinker. oi thn>e times. The muXims
which these AMI their associates n.
vowed, and the principles which they
sn.talned. were surh as their deScen
dants are not ashamed of, because
they were the maXigns AMI principle,
oi HEROES, to whom victory dil no.
bring the spoiS' add dfippiuas 81
\ plunjcrej treasury. AI5aaU 4 h.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-24

A Berlin chemist having discovered
a secret of dstjItng braauy from
herbs, by most economical process.
a temperance Soriety in that capital.
alarmed for the health auI morals OF
the population; have it is asserted. Of.
tered him 10000 forms MOTTO publish
his secret,
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-24

N RSHiL'S SiLE.
Thomas I .ilaslerson Circuit Cmr,
VS. US. Il ia to
'aihes . Arnold NOV. Term
1888
~ virtue Of the above stated f 4,
10 me directed, by HE Honorable cir.
cnI' court 81 The tTnled States. f..
Tie Son'hc'n Ni,rict of Mis<issinn,,
wi'inn the first noniav m Noyen,bp,
new u being the f'th div Of M
month"; expose 10 public SAID. e.,
'sh' 'e'eFe the cou house door %
nd'srh ronniy, three negro sloyes
20 wit; Pats-yen3 her ;wo hi'dren
'oses and v'5,ndt; levied on as ii,
nfo2erty Of TIE defendant. ami WI
'e s'ld 20 sn'isy pnja'is debts IN
costs. ". N, GWIN. Nggylai
per drp'tv Jvo. T. COOK.
'F'2l % pr Toe "a 81
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-24
JEALOUSY ANO REVENGE.

JEAN IUN1 ANU REV HNGE.
The following occurrence has r,
Gently excited much interest in Wen.
al:
A young gentleman, VI. 10 Baron
de Il. lieutenant of llusSars
of high family connexions, had b.
come desperately cnamaurci of he
femae H. eAambre vt lis m ,thef 81,
was Young Sicilmn, vety heau'ilr
m well educated. lie emolove.
every means tn his power To in iF
her 10 hecume HI. mistress; hut ~
successful IN tiis.al,cmpi, he at lensi.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-24

GO IP.--A Boston paper save
there is a man in that city 50 tail taat
he IS oL'i-ei to climb ladder to
comb his head.
There is a Sampl~ in Kentucky, 80
tall that he is obliged to get down on
his knees 10 take his htt C--tG.,e..-
Fudge! tha''S trile. WHY there
Us an old school fellow lie 6 Of ours.
that is so tail, he is obliged t. come
down. three pair of stairs, every
looming, to tie his shoes. The las,
time we heard Of him he had grown
out Of sight --Pdii". Focas.
Not quite out OF shit, brother 70.
Gus, for We saw the same man ourscl
very recently. walknpaong the Fa.l.
Of the Niagara, and he was compelled
to stretch hlmseIfon his belly before
he could hear the thunder Of Of the
waters. TS.n.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-24

;nl liza den ? Jones
mcintyre, Williams Sa|
- sane
By virtue Of the AIMED
% me directed, ! vii IN
he sale for cash at TIED
court House IN the toEil
on Monday the 99t iaE.
neg . slaves, VIZ: EIRal
aud Ben, levied on and d
satisfy tbs above staleaa
:. NJ. Fl.0uRN
Oct 70 90-lw 4
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-03-03
BOOTS AND SHOES.

A CARY, Front street, opposite the JEFF
A ferson House, has Just received an ex
tensiye assortment of Boots and Shoes, con
aisting in part as follows:
500 pair thick boots, 100 calf do, ! case
lined waterproof do, 2 cases boys thick do,
100 pair mems thick brogans, 30 pair boys
do, coo pair wornens' calfand grained leather
brogans, 100 pair childrens' DE-, lease ladies'
gaiter hoots, case ladies' India rubber fur.
lined d., case ladies' India rubber shoes,
case ladies' morocco walking shoes, case Ia
dies morocco fnr-iined do, case ladies' slip
pers, l case ladies' slippers. case misses do.
! Also, good assortment Of English, French
and American Dry Goods, Groceries, Paints
and Oil, &c.
A large lot Of Feathers received on con.
signmsnB. The above goods viii be sold very
low for cash.
December 6, 1887 36tf
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-03-03
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SASH AND BLIND FACTORY.

SASH AND BLIND FACTORY.
THVHE subscriber has just established in
u Maumee City, a manufactory of Sash,
Blinds and Doors, and is now able to supply
any quantity or size of the same at short no.
tice, and on the most favorable terms. He
has no hesitation in saying, that the articles
by him, shall be equal to any
made in this country, and he promises that in
lowness of price, he will not be outdone.
Shop at the corner of johnson and Summit
streets, Maumee City, where oil orders will be
thankfully received, and punctually met.
]. r. SHEPARD.
Aug. 10. 20tf