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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-02-06
POSTSCRIPT.

Lsst NeHrs Mali brought us New York papers Of
Saturday aud Washington dates io Thursday ino uStvr
In the States Senate Thursday, after the trans.
action of some unimpottant business the SubIrcosu-
~ Biz again came up in The orders oi the day MIR
Webster occupied The attention of the Senate nearly
the entire Day Ills speech most eloquent one,
and viii appear al iull cagth IN our next.
Some trHiug verbal amendnt ats were offered by Nh
VIM ht, which were adopted
Mr. Wright proposed To I'LL the blank salaries Of three
Of the Receivers General with 5000 which agreed
~ without n division.
motion 10 fix the salary Of the New York Roregcr
General at $1,000 adopted ayes ,. noes n.
On motion OF Mr Colhouu, the 2lst section, relative
TO the disposal olhe surplus revenue blTekru out
yeas n, nays Is.
The Senate then adjourned.
n. B. MIR Rves viii introduce his counter project
to-mOrrow
In the House the consideration Of Mr. Adams resolu.
ton IN relation 10 the Mexican insults, &C. was con
sdcFed. Alcr which the report OF the committee Of
elections on the Mississippi Election, called upbut
the question not definitely settled whether essrs Prem
tiss and Word should be considered duly elected
members of the House not The setting nirmbers
had been "expuuged, will be seen by the proceed.
ings of Wednesday. Now, if Mcssrs Prcniiss and
Word ar s,. '"m- the House may well have sent
home the Vermont any other members, precisely
However, these are days o! miracles and outrage
ought 20 surprise any ono.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-02-06

ESiGAA an composed of 10 letters, my 9, II, ., e
l. j. the name of country in Europe my 3, Is, &C.
was distinguished General IA The Revelation my g.
Q, Is su eaiPre u Asa my :, y, si6, !, ia city
in N,w England my H. ? II, Is tie editor OF an m
tofcsiins newspaper my o :, &, ., rs extensive
erp'e Of Egr2e nay 49, Z. ., 49, l., is the namc Of q
musical iasitumen' Dy ., p "A, IL mortal prsl my
3, D. has destroyed ~ thousands ly 10, B. C, L. d,
Lake "a Ameuca M 3, -, -, is 4 sort Of J., s'sA
produce nay b. 3, o. 3, 49, is t.t.s Of the gentry
md my whole coa.saec has beea oas e5uairy bene
factor
gIA solution il requested
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-02-06
From iss Ns.r ior. Erpre"
MONEY MARkET-ClTY NEWS

Nav losE, Jan 80.
The Money market continues commonly tight
Our banks have had a conference with those # hla.
delphi The dHectots there are Of opinion that 40
day ought Ia be named iur the rrsumpton Of specie
payments, until the treasury bill is disposed OF by Con
gress II that bill should be defeated the SENATE Of
which there possibility bat vcrv little probability
and the Legislature Of TIN. State should pass iic bill
permu ny small bills to Le tSued, there would be a
sudden ahd most favorable change. Ouf banks proba
bly, could then, i aided by tine PhladrPhi banks, tx
a da, which they could resume
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-02-06
IONS R4EDaLL'S ESTATE

iY5IE Of JEbCAIP InHE lioa. the r,,,,,t.
L"."H n hHa.d, o.. - Cuur t liz D,,lI,et
ui X .i!alI ''1'
a., pfn"l' enncersed 30 Gao e.isie " J.Ln R,ui.
late o! tilr.u ioa, teeeas ., .lie.t.te.
~, GHEFIgaC.
Hhor'ot prsNm ',tLrTI aa.,u str4loi 81 a. ct.
q" ''.' 1r'e''t it"I .-' O." ftl'r a.n1ui Of L a..
ra fs't., "Dl pftfr' is 4ago1t aiotf D. ! tslsts
q" 'l'"',,' "' ue Frba.c C.Id to be Idea 20 Rot
iaf ni ss.I isfu,' ou iLe i,l N.lfsy a. 81 t.n,e,,
Ihtn'o1e, Ypa sre hereby uouGcl 1, appear tstore
1854 court 81 ihe iue atd i-ee siufc 10 snow .au,.
any you have, wty 0c -.l account tAoulI not he a.
lusL
p, a Given ur-i-T Dy hsul anl th~ zeal Il .sti
'olfi Of E.ti.ni "a rad aais.ettl., "a l.y
fstrlsy 4 y. 1858
mn TJPSIEE. Rss.l,,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-02-06
JOLlH NOUAsE s ESTATE.

STlTE or TEhNOFI,i /ulE IeB he P,sb 4.
DrhiSi 81 hsAasG a. ! - LoaG ArtAs a..i,,-t
a Ca. islI.
10 90 .rrsoa' eUsefnsd tie ais of -. a. Noun,
.4e 81 t.l.s.,f-, 4see4ssi. 5..lotla.t.
40, CO.. rrlss
HL"sa' EAR krLi.ccs, slEia ,,r.,. =. ,t.
~ 81 .''sr.'''F 800 ~ .flsF o. .reeust
"a e'-.s e. allowance = lie ..b4e Css,, 49,,
-eA - R-.a4I 80 $50 aatnei "a t.s "a si.,d-, -
H. r,h nsS "
f"J''e- s's Afs !" |sAy naiife- - srPsar hslors
sst4 ss1fsti 80 ue4s 49, aas a.u.,etsi 40 49,, 49,.
'y '9A ave, '-ty .s 49, -se.ss shall cot 10 al
i4~se.
q e. ulGss ~ 4ssi 80 ttss1sl Mad PROBATE
= eogr a. asl-e-- e a. -.s.F.e. 'ss 81 asy e.
Fs1fsa,.a D rs.
n 3. TcTysLEE. Eo.lss,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-02-06

~ The War-llav ks in the L. Suites will doubtless
be sorry TO peFcei by the accounts in preceedn.
columns, that the Canada ar is at end og the
present aud iha, there is little probability OF any scii
GUS rupture accrung between The L Staiss and Great
Britain account Of the late border collisions The
latter government vii! doubtless be ready mako SUIT
able restitution for tho outrage upon the Carol ne.
The fighting men wall hayo enough 10 DO IL take
care Of The Indians Tor Il while
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-02-06
Temperance Contention.

'INiE Committee give notice that no Count, Ten,
L petapce Convention stands adjourned 90 meet al
Wet PouliBcy Thur.dat Tie i1ih inst II 10 clock
Prom the meeting h-ld at Pawlct they arc in .
dueed to expect iui, 'mPoflsu, and interesting
ing
They are graied to BE- able 20 say that Danl Frost
Esq from the State Of New Yurh vii b. afescnt and
give o"e or mo .crtuus, ~ time viii permit.
/iNHl HOWE. Erte
CHESTER SPENCER, tHars
wv MITCHELL, Com
Castleton Feb B. l-l-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-02-06


ar
Fre~ .Nsr BryM,xiek The British strip ~ the
line Co,nssllt.. from HE Wet Innie. sod Halifax
,u.rd II ST. Jnhn On tac l3'h INST, ~jh pof.
lion Of too rrRulsr itoops' The following secovni
Of the movements ~ ihrsc end ntber ,rrepss ffom
the So. Juhn Ob.cnsf of ihe l6;h mt.
Her Nslesty's ship Cntaesllis, of o. guns
Cspisin SIR Richard Gent arrived ct Partridge
ls'sni ilrc entrance ~ ih,s hatbot, bclecrn /
and II o'clock on Saiuidsy night, ifom Halifax,
which place size leii On Tuesday last o. o'clock.
She hss brougn lhc rcmsndet of the 81 IN req.
meat consisting q about 25l men. under TIC COM
mand u Msjar Rsxtnn And three companies of
the o5h regiment. shnpi iva hundred Wen, under
command II Nsjrr Wsilcr. The 3iih were brot
up 10 Tie city ON Sunday by tho steamer NOVs
SCOTS aud this tnpFnug The szmc boat went
eoon snd brought up ihe 65,h The Bah com
nenee their mstch hy companies. to.moftow NOR
u.og from this garrison. for Quebec. The 05h
Viii fegain here mill nest Munday, when two
companies vail proceed rs Fredericton, there 10
be stationed f1t he pfestsi about so men, with
c cspisin snd iNo rubaitctns, viii rcaain In this
garrison. The % iiIshlsndcrs, We hear may
be daily expected here. ou ihc.r route To- Canada.
+. $. TIE C.tnwolhs came iDio the harbor s.
booi o'clock tbs afternoon, 'OUed By the Nosa
Scotia.
The niItn sil c.n'iu1c to 10 d8iy. snd no men
could d. thrir dates heilr5 or be ,nore scri Than
they aFe.--Iucy dc,cryo nIeh credit.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-02-06
u 1RRIED.

Ia Clarendon, Thursday evening. February lst.
by Rec Mr. DAVIS OF Naianeiofa, kEY. biH Aaus
HANNts Pastor Of he Baptist Chufch VI TIA town 10
Mns Laura ASS EJrIos, 81 the former place. TNe
sCk aoN ltCsr tie o; s!cs ui the wedding oai
IN Wher!Je. l9.h Dec l4t, Sir John .. lieata &,
Mrs K~brces l. Cochran, both Of w,
1" W4'rTsl.e, III u!t By the Hey T. q. Page l.
+. Poland Esq OF Morusslile 10 Mics Martha : pags
dag shter Of DR.. William Page of Wsisrville
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-02-06
The VI. PARROT Editor.

We do not often sllude 10 this coarse vulgar block
head, IA any manner When We We do, W. are sure to
be the, with such eplheis Is "kaave" fool, &c We
are not disposed TO complain IA this IL is good e.
nough TOT We ought 10 have been aware that the
only way TO void the rapors OF some fthg
aHiAtsLs Is TO let them entirely alone
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-02-06

m ,lhcf soon brought the fihet aud enly bruhcr 10
witness the ThsW feeling can oaly he imag n-
cd phrn they harmed that she eAuc TO hrf death ~
burning charcoal a. he tcau who'' she haa "i",eeP
uhl, carried la tor the putpo-r oi warming hrt Is
IN pee led moment Immortal s'a' ~as hat
red ITO this t. another world. g. .H'ra'fy star
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-02-06
nnlemroN MNnkrr-.Ianrn1, so. -.

a, market $50 Beef Cattle, and 1913 SHEEP 40 itSei
Caste unss I'D
PRic,s- B,s5 Csuit No particular vaua,'ou from
lat week. Ne quote 10 correspond, ia EIus uo a
- 2i--fifs quality at 80 81 o. Stcond quality
- goa % Ihird gvahiy s 50a55O
Aup We notice s4!ss al e. 3s ? %, 300, So,
90, aud 81 80
SRiq, None at market
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-02-06

Nrrris5 ilousr BuHSr. The Congregational Meet.
ing House ia Candii n ~ wa burnt 10 The ground on
The 18th ult IL supposed 10 have been ERE by
accident as there was lecture IN tne house the eve.
npg before.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-02-06
FENO Gs Hsa. lie P,oblte C,ur Jor Inc D,sbiei
4 nj EDnagd

TENO Gs H.a. lie Problte C,uri Jor he D,st,iei
Il II HDhasd.
tLnLU NAEAER sib.Ul.. ratur o. iAt estate al s %
Aar,cr, "ic 81 " s i.fI -,c-astd. ace! 1l.uy tc.,.
fsre's l4t ,ss tali licsatt, tl Ca h tui., r.tr.
no ,e .iaIa eOa 80, 30 stss b,olns dale 10 Ns-
A.u- Sac lie. - 81 A.Tc., !0-1, NIi S4GlI u &C..
"a -i'u sul ih.r. Esrces 10 caatty sa.l SAUL 4.
cria'n p'ee 90 1aul baI fhup staae aad t,A iA - %
iasi,Ti, i'r winch Zoe s -,H. gave t.s ...l ..r o.,
ADMIRED sD- ,sL'y d'.los iat e,u'r-et e,.it.au,. .
a. a4os ay sAl a 4u..ty taea he a "a ,4o.
e-orlGs 80 t.,, tiPuiaty4 s..I cJltrs.i wAleA -
eouifsr "as al te ice o. lAe sai. Asa H-E4ef ai
%! is gatAtc4tul.
Hhe"yfe e fu.l uhtor srsys yilh isii cogrtio srat
otto Ism uDcuy a.il aut.city ~ Ges t- ID aA4 o.. 10.
Iios lo u.e teic.s e.! tsa t,uHtc, tsIttaiiy g.. ut
si4t4-e a. such c-st -I4-e --- .TOt44l-.
ULWER NAEEEk
SI.3TE or VE.NO.fT,l TT lie orisreI b the
Dt4o,lef Nui.li.s - 4. Probate Couft l.f ...
-rifc sofcsaI, ihst 81 psISol concerned. be Lo.a,.
yeaf before t-,- cD-fi ~ Ia ret 10 BE h.-t
a A4iiaal tAe lfi Aonl4y o. MICA, 4. D. 1875 Ga.
'.-ss o-use, % suy they ray A-sc, aHy lhs .lfy a.
su...f4iJ tletis- De- Tbs !.ft gag lose. s. sasa..
-sl se sr--t 4i4 t-. ~ tHsi -. as iAs a.44 90
tDsetnef w.t- tan .siss. c ..D.t.tl - Tie i4-
@4 d r-,I iril - 90 Eg -auI taree Co. .-..stc.
% ssto-a g. ussy pe.
j. ~.tArs. oh,r,o( h.is here .zt, al.G.I ihe
eel ID t4-- ealu .uI .~Lte, .-,,. 4l} l.a-e sI
.iAG4 49, Iair.c l.s - -ay q fstr-sry, 4 H.
isSs.
H. Z. ToISLEE, R,s.fe,.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-02-06
Burt & Mason

Avn Just received a istrc surrly Of ia WsiS.ng
"a SHOES, French sad cosatBsp iashtoa kia slips
Nd Walking Sb~s. LtH'd and futd i.s.i-s' Gsnrt
boou thildrens Cat skin sad Mof.sca Slips Aua
sAe''' Misses Nd Walking Shoes aae shps
--.3ISp-
a new saPply " lndua Rubbcf shs~. Lsss. snd
Gentlsscas Buok .Skin Mocasins
--LIkEHRE-
I'dir. fuf Cares, Does aud Neck TICS. C.nt'sm.s.
F.u Cars
Maitland Fcb 8. ls34
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-02-06
WasiI,SoroN. Jan. 80

The Express Mail between this city and New / orb is
d,faad TINS 10 the las; kiek Of Mt Kendafs black
pony. After whale, suppose, the whole mail will
he forwarded al five clock or Al some other hour
the afternoon, 10y Rail Road
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-02-06

THFh.UsY MOTHS The umoun, Of Treasury Notes
issued W to Feb si $ie5 9OI,2-, by report Of the
See. Of the Treasury
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-02-06
u HD AN Il ID

Over the BArTsr CuuRcH aud soeierr IN this tow n,
on Wednesday last the Raw. ArRus HAYSrs. 1--WE
should have been pleased to have published the
cises, but they were not ha nded ln.1
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-02-06

hsssisr f. oEfs As.lisw WIS =. sea har,y,,,
- .airsis - !!-loa, lstsiy. ~ss s.lsS aLst 81;
- ~s. sassttg ~ 70 SO Sgaas Thfspis, by
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-02-06
" Cd % l..

I'VE ssbssnssr, ~isl e FsFeAass 5000 b. pal4s
i woOi, Also sAssPs rellA.
RsGs-s, - :, iEse
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-02-06
Tsuri a Iflaeun

\tIsli % pulchs-c lO0ooo To- Of Oh rol N,ul
w and Scrap lrun
Rutland. Feb .. lc3+
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-02-06

10 swinging he more Norihsrn portion " tie snntb
EN- States 'a,o be msasSrss- - HG' ysrd iaiengsa-
tsr-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-14
NO. 246.

CAPSULkS GELATlNEUsES PEKFEC}
OTi0NNEEs Au BAUME DE COPAIU-Paentees de
fAcademe Royale dc Medicine de Paris.-Preparees par
CHARLES WlLOENOw. -
GELATINE CAPSULES OF PURE BALSAM COPA-
vi, patented by the Royal Academic Medicine, OF Paris
famous hroughou France England, GERMANY Prussia
Italy, and the Continent OF Europe since disco
OF this precious medicine.
The CoPav Basam Is of all the medicines employed
combating the chronic and gonorhoal affections The
only the specific action of which has doubted
and To which physicians have ia the pree
but its and smell the
being rejected by many patients.
This the why experiments have been
In order discover mode OF Disgusting It's
might be- taken with less repugnance but hitherto this has
been but mperfectly effected, and by the addition
active substance which modihes its properties and
chemical constitution and its physical character
Therefore, having discovered mode administering in
such state that The slightest aud
this without submitting IL alteration. he method
enclosing IN the gelatine capsules IL encOses that
precious medicine such disguise II entirely
the and SMELL and goes the digestive with
other mixture than that o. the geatine with which IL
developed, and which Il completely dissolved IN the
stomach BY this the treatment Of the g0n0rhRa be-
ing effected without disgust and consequently without inter-
ruption, VIII become prompt ana thus
venting he possibility of n relapse
The directions for well the attesations from the
most emiren physicians nf Paris enclosed each box
For sale by all the most respectable apohecaes In the
city and country
Druggists and apothecaes supplied with the above cap
sues by CHARLES wiLDENOw, al No, 81 Sherry street.
near Franklin square f12-lm-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-14

should gradually converge itself in its columns in
preference to any other paper The same advertise
ment for the same price, is disseminated sea times
as much in the Herald in any other pnni IN the
city, Society is finding out this fact. And with the
first days of spring. and the revival of business, our
advertisements are already beginning TO swell 10 an
extent commensurate with our dimensions.
In few days splendid double sheet Will be out
and then gaze, We unbelievers!
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-14
"A. uauTrmoUE PACKETs-UNIoN

"A BALTIMORE PhCkETs-UNIoN
~ JINE-Ths following vessels wil 10 rvr0lary DE-
-54hese~p.,chsd between New ora and n Baltimore
Brig FAyILION, w. Belly, master.
Rrtr sOLON. n. Bourne, p-stsr.
sci1 CHARLES N. SMITH. VI r Touea. master.
schr iENRy sAR9ER, a. G. Riggs, master.
scm JtRFCf, g. l. srirgs. msSier
sehr LACONIc, y g. Dssi@pn, snas =.
The vessels ris'rg th r = eoS ssd fsa sssnr.
nearly all Dai best nla1ert.s expressly "s w
trade ably sndes the spefsnced paoss ~ ~
coast be scted ~ tie lowest rates gree ~
spctch wiIbr given, swa every ey~riou w ~ 49, nrnf
masters give ssrfactlen IL shirpers oods
the subscribers will BE- shipped lres = enn~.snn
apply TO NbNlsss W Ma rrnp..N ~.
J25 y w. BROWN, smiahs boesi ps'@
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-14
nOCTOR CARPENTEK,S PECK SLIP
IL DI~pkNSAMN, 80. 4. PECK SLIP, lrs door


Doctor Carpenter having had the advantages of regular
medical education and having received his Diploma for the
practice of Physc and Surgery from the New York State
Medical Society, having had general
and very successful practice in this city, devo,es his Personal
undivided the all diseases incident
a humanity and particularly a certain class train OF
diseases for which many nosiruDs and plans medicine
abound in the columns of the Diseases require
to be treated agreeaby Ia the symptoms that prevail
and the various and changes they may assuweand
the reflection mind that
specific nostrum eau be applicable TO sllcases.
The experience of DIR Carpenter all and
varieties Of this disease enables him offer speedy and
thorough and adop, class medicines arranged
and offend the lead suspicious
compounds totally unknown the ordinary quashs Of the
day.
1 Separate and Offices have for
the privacy OF patients. who contact
Charges moderate and adapted the capacity of the patient
An nabl preventive certaia diseases obtained
he oiice-Prce, g. ism
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-14

NEW YORK CITY MILLS-Tbe proprietor
wing received full supply enabled to offer
AMI tan es the following articles, fresh dressed and
nufaclured daily
lsL Head Rice. This article the hes, that be dressed
by any mill in the world.
"a. Prime Rice, which is the next quality To Head
Sd. Broken Rice, and Small Rice which a very cheap
and wholesome ooa being only about halt the price OF whole
rice
Also Ground Rec ice Flour This article the
greatest uSues this country produceseclons for cook
ing pui up Ia each parcel
South Carolina Gnts Her,iny, manufactured from
the best Flint Corn-ao, Corn Fou and Meal OF the differ
ent kinds.
Also supcrfne and Graham Flour, and wheat Mddlings,
from the best Western Wheat Tile above articles will be sold
In quantities Ia snu purchasers
Orders fem of the city country will he
~ attended 10 directed to THOMAS BEILBY, Agent, New
York Rice Min jefferson South
MEsSRS. GEORGE DARRELL co.
j3e I'm corner W all and Front SITS.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-14
LIyERPOOL PACKETS.

80 Sailing from New York the 2slh aad from Liver
3R<Sspnol on the s,h of each month.
The ns Of packets will be con'nued by the subscr'
hers, and il pssei ef the folowlIg shps:-
rrom New York.
lane ox-Tbe UNITED STATES Capt N. ". Holdrege
Narch 2t-Tbe ST. A. DREW, Capt. VIM G. Thompson
Aug ,-The yIRGINIAN, Capt Isaac Harris
sept A-The SHEFFIELD, Capt Fras r. Allen
From Liverpool.
May 18th. ST. ANDREW. eco tons
Jpos s-Ths vIRGINIAN, 62ntons
Joly e-The SHEFFlELD too tors.
An. e-'rhe UNITED STATES, $50 tons
THE auses and accommodations OF the above ships snd
The OF their commanders well known. Every
ara an, interest,", OF The price OF Liver
poo in esbn ~ In other lines fixed al sfn with wines
ard stores ~ every description. -, -
TIE owners will no, responsible for any letter parcel or
by tho ships Tor which bill fading not
STEPHEN WHITNEY,
SANDS TURNER. FOX Co. or
t9a ROBT. KERMIT. ~ South 81.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-14

n oae Eve DOLLARS RvwARD.--A small white
IL antbl - spaniel Dog had very peculiar mark upo-
the ball Of the ef eye. lump nbouts ze o. bucs shot
vhocvrr will return II this Office shall rereive the above
rev ard Into whose ever the Dog have
fsen he Il particularly requested return u, the
perry and the fsvorte Of a lady. tx6iw
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-14

"a. wILMINGTON, IN CJNEw LINE OF
fYxS PACkErS.=Ths line OF packets will hereafter be
80 composed OF the following vessels sailing from New
schr ALFRED " THORN. (-ew) II. Sanford MASTER
schr. nEGILus, C. Mills master
Schr. REPEATER. IA SANFORD, master.
schr. TELL, n Hawkins master
schr. TOPIC, Jscoh Smith, master.
The above hooners AL ht class copper fastened
built expressy for this trade fast saiers command
ed nv able and will regularly
TO and lrom whining pon lhroug hout the year.
having hers toore great % the
scrbrs desous u removing the SANE ny depscnng
vessel ~ this line every nine days and 20 erect he
nent establishment c such rec saons IN thc usys " ssng
give eutre the shipper ssd a. TURNER
inducem, tor them tn give the preference W e ~
tbs ise over all 90 any wansel 'els Me- H.
year through thick and thin We guarantee va, hy shs
Invariably sail s Say appointed iul ~ not is ana ske
will supper ard preference ~ AZ erchans etRa
ged IN this trade both reden and Iesldent supper
and when opPossa e ~ ,ssa,.r sssss
Ts aeful for the liberal support and
tronage which they hav. hw,ys reersra ron We dse q
and re- solicit cOnnuance public fseurl ard
return beg all shippers that white .ser,ons
MEAS. perfect atsctn shall b~ wsring th~ir
p.,l They will NOT ~sct their freight any other than
through thsir whch tbey them
they rry with certainty Of th~ir vessels n~sys
pesr will they circulate w ORDER " ebsn
their lre gh de pepd solely aght orwsrs correct
e,ur'e a uniornly pursaed y ihea ~ sownosses o.
the accommodation Of shpp the suhscrb~rs have
renoved tom leo south sre, 70 III prs.r., 'ocsuos-snd
their further thrW ~ii swsys iosd
" the foot Of Wall - po@.bls
an goods forwarded 10 the suic bsrs WI ~ shipped ~e
Of comion any oihee spense, escep ~hst actually
insurance by any Of Inc -.eIs q As hoe wrrsa'sa abe
very lowest rates
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-14

VvICF.. FLOUH AND CANOLINA HONINF
Ii The following Grocers may b- depended selling
genuine Rice Flour, Carolina Homny and uperor Head
Rice, the New York Rice MIL Others deal
ing the MIL who will agree sell other articles
those obtained there, % articles. have the
added this list by leaving their address with Agent
the Mill, corner Of Jefferson and Southsis
p. L. Bogart, ITO East Broadway, cor. Rutgersst
Chester briggs, 6sl Broadway, cor. Aniy 81
Sturges l. Archer. SO Canal, cor. Church 81
Staples, Chase l. Ford 1872 Bowery.
saw. Bunting, 500 Pearl. and 256 Grand st
George A. JARVIS, 142 Grand 81
n. Knapp, sos Houston. cor LswrencesL
Jacob Perkins l4I Bowery.
T.. Rich Il Brother, 80 Bowe-y.
VIM. Simpson. 1l9 East Broadway, cor. Pike 81
A. Curtiss 4 Co. $50 Bowery. jJa-lm