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Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-04-07
THE FLORIDA WAR,

1t seems that we are never to get rid Of
this long, bloody, and expensive conflict
The latest Intelligence concerning the Sc.
minole war is contained in the following
letter, published in the Charleston Couri.
er, of the 18th inst.-Free Trader.
''ST. AUGUSTINE, FEB. %.
The hope of getting our war to an end
this winter, under Gen. Jesup, is now con-
sidered oat of the question. He has sent
his aid ON to Washington, with a PROPOSE
ton to let the Indians remain in small
portion Of the territory.
The report Of the capture of 400 Indi-
ans by him, turns out to be totally false /;
he has not moved from his position on Ju-
piter river since 1t. Linnard left him.
The report came to this city, with almost
every mark Of authenticity, and was pub
lished as fact. t'
Gen. J. has used himselfup. Why the
war, why the immense expenditure of
public money, the blood and murder--the
loss Of SO many valuable lives, and de-
'truction of property, to let the Indians
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-04-07
VERY LATE FROM ENGLAND.

EN- LIN IANNSNA
The ship Scotland, Captain Robinson,
arrived Yesterday afternoon from Liver
pool, in % days passage, and bringing
with her London papers Of the 10Th, and
Liverpool Of the Goth February. The pa
pers are barren of political news.
The Paris papers maintain that Adder
Kader is preparing to break from the trea-
ty of Tacna, and that he has already
thrown obstacles in the way of the French
by preventing the tribes from furnishing
the army with provisions. His men are
being disciplined in the European man
ner, and such tribes as were friendly to
the French he has removed into the inte-
rior
The bill from the Commons, providing
for the government of Lower Canada, was
read third time in the Lords on the 9th,
and passed.
BANK OF ENGLAND.
Quarterly average of the weekly liabil-
tiles and assets of the Bank of England,
from the l4th Nov, 1887, to the 9th Feb,
1888.
Circulation, fls2O6,OOO
Deposites, ll,266OO0
. G20,472,OO
e Securities, f22, $4,000
D Bullion. 9,543,0O0
+ s2,ll2,Ooo
l. Downing street, Feb. 8, 1888.
d A comparison with the last account
h shows an increase in the circulation Of
/. f3O6, 900; an increase in the deposites u
!; f274,OOO; decrease in the securities q
f37.OOC; an increase in the bullion Of
K E64s,0O0.
q London, Feb. Ia.
4 The Duke O. Wellington, in the Lords
= advises as many troops as possible to be
sent to Canada. Nothing was so disast
= rous as little war-they must have n,
: small affair. He thought the war woult
u not soon be settled. The 'rebels" hat
IS friends in the United States, &c.
!! The French papers also notice the
!? Schosser affair. and seem to apprehend 9
C WARMTH Great Britain, and that 'the ge
' nerosity of popular instincts has been be-
n torehand with the selfish and timid calcu
= lations of official authorities The re
v publcans of Paris hoped the "magnani
/ nous conspiracy of nations would obtain Q
:. triumph over that of their government"
= The bill to provide for the temporal go
4 vernment of Canada, ind which had pass
u ed the House OF Commons, was read ;
,e second time in the House of Lords, Feb
st ruary 5th, and ordered to be committed OF
r. the 9Th.
e II. M. s. Hastings has been commits
rs stoned at Sheerness by Capt. Lock, for the
e purpose of taking out Lord Durham t.
q Canada.
The Prussian government has caused tc
= be published an official report on the sub
;, iect of the affairs of Cologne, and the con-
!. duct of the archbishop, who has been ar
Is rested
u Mr.. Steinheil, of Munich, has made ex-
periments with the electric telegraph be-
fore the King of Bavaria, of very salts.
factory nature.
, Bdyonme, Feb. 3.
} Espartero has attacked the Carlists be-
+, fore Balmacena, and forced them to re-
, treat to Orautia, whence he drove them
out on the 3lst ult., notwithstanding they
had received a reinforcement of four bat
tallions. They have lost 100 killed, in
GLIDING their Chief, the Marquis de Ro-
beda.
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-04-07
Bauonme, Feb. 8.

Espartero has attacked the Carlists be-
fore Balmacena, and forced them to re-
treat to Orautia, whence he drove them
out on the 3lst ult., notwithstanding they
had received reinforcement of four bat
tallions. They have lost 100 killed, in
GLIDING their Chief, the Marquis de Ro-
beda.
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-04-07
E20,472,OO0
f32.ll2.OOO

Downing street, Feb. 8, 1893.
A comparison with the last account
shows an increase in the circulation of
f3O6, 900; an increase in the depostes L!
ERA, 600; decrease in the securities Of
f37.OOC; an increase in the bullion of
f646,000.
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-04-07

Quarterly average of the weekly liabil
tiles and assets of the Bank of England
from the l4th Nov, 1887, to the 9th Feb.
1888.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-28
LiVE MMEESSiAH D Nc PxckEIss.o o"
& III 81 III
RE0pLAR COMMUNICATIONS.


ny R~,nanc-s and drafts with freight and 10 and
from Great Britain and Irelsnd-ROCBEs COMMERCIAL
LINE The respectfully intimate 70 their frends
and the public cneray that they enter into early
ring with them tor the bringing ont OF their families
and BY early spring hpthe srst OF which will
RAINING Liverpool the ia February, sss
will continue regularly every wsek afterwards
sordiue esns the most desrsble and eligible cosvey
ance they G have. -
The detention 81 Liverpool engaged 10 this trade
e subscribers removing by despatch
every week from LIVERPOOL 70 effect the perns
of such regulations IN their days OF sailing
will give satisfaction and as further IN
ducement for them TO give preference e their Line over All
or any vessels, guarantee hey shall invariably
sail appointed day, full not full and ahe freight
when opposed transient vcsc d such rates a. WI u
the pport and preference shippers by this Line
The employed for the convenience OF their passen
gers Liverpool OF the FIRST classrunnng regularly
cosvenesce sf Importance TO those residing nj the out
ports.
Bank of Ireland paid nj sight, free a dssouu
TOW the Bank OF ireland note
inconvenience oaly ny this establishment
Their dras well ers be forwarded BY
be regular packets smiling the it, sth ieh, and 9th ~
each rorh year Those residing In the country can
address letters tpost psdl which win be runctnally at
to- ~ " South street New YORK --.. = 4
a. Nm. ROCHE RROTHkRs co.
"A. pAesAGE FsDM sLIGy-A FIRST rate
80 din gill sai lom sligo or about the 18Th prl
9k merit end accommodate number OF passengersis
either ca,dn ste rage
rcr ncish' or passage 'wgsX COULTER, les From, 81,
Mr. Persons wishing Ia remit money to usr friends cas
have drsns Al Sigh, on Mr. Hngh Le'gh@n oas'se shgo
ia tms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-28

PETERsBURG PACKETs-oLLlI

Ia PETERsBURG PACKETS-OLD
Regularly ssspsschsd New YORK and Petersburg
schr EMMA, Isaac Cole, master.
schr HELEN D. Latouretle, U. master.
s ssr Ioaree
schr -, new :. B. Ra!oon, master. -, ....,.. CO..
, trade and ded by experienced masters One Of
the vessels will be regularly despatched from each port
All goods the subscribers will be shipped free
is J6Ss5 psssf Sc wu
ga RICHMOND PACK ETs-OLD La n
e1H The following vessels compose the above line OF
schr LYNCHBURG (new) John Gould, master.
schr TusC ARoRA John Bell, master:
schr WEYMOUTH, H. Couch, master.
Schr NASSAU, Seth Chester, saster
The propreors Of the line having for period OF ten
aef ne Of rs class yses copper fastened
by men experience in the trades they now solicit
every sccaa@odston ana facility win be given
vessel viii be despatched weekly and 9ilene eqsaea
premium Goods forwarded to the subscribers Will be
A AHRgy iss sGlTe
N. n U o,ss.ts win e4s, {; be
composed Of the foo~ns Vessels, sailing from New
s scnr ALFRkp F. TMosN 1aew, H Sanford, master
se ehr REPEATER. D. H sanford, master.
Schr. TOPIC, Jacob Smith, master.
The schoones all first class copper fastened YES
ed by able pereRced and Will run regularly
and from Whining son throughoutthe year. :,
The detention of vessesat New YORK engaged IN tn
heretofore been great and ustcaue OF complaint
scrbers DESTROYS removing the sane by despacmng
of this line days, and 10 eject the
establishment CT such regulations in their days OF ang
will give satisfaction the shippers and as
fer them to the preference 70 the vessels OIL
this line ALL transient vessels when preference
they Justly entitled regular packets throughout t
through thick and thin We guarantee that they sha
Invariably sail the day appointed full or not fu ana take
freight opposed transient vessel atsuch rates AZ
wnsure the support and preference Of all merchants enga
this both nonresident and resident Shippers
and when opposed regular packet rates.
the rates as taken by such regular vessel
The subscribers ateu for the liberal support and
their first establishing this line Of packets x years snce)
respectfully solicit connu OF public favor; and In
beg all shippers that while exerons
perfect satisfaction shall be wanting ON thcir
part they will solicit their freight in other way than
through their advertisements which they again assure them
upon with certainty OF their vessels always
sailing stated them uOess detained by wind or weather
their freight epend solely straight forward correct
uniformly pursued then for continuance OF
their share, at least of public patronage and favor
For the accommodation OF shippers the subscribers nave
removed from 1870 South street. to their present
for their further their vessels will always load nj
the fsot Of Wall street possible: .
goods the subscribers will be shipped free
Of commission other expense except what actually
incurred
of the vessels of this line warranted at
very lowest rates. -,
For freight passage all the above vessels having hand
some aceomm,d aons, apply TO -,
i2s HALLETr BROwN. So South ct. cor Wall
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-28

<vARD-NR. ssRNARDUs LEDEsokR ,.hss a.,
rlcssre 10 lrfsrm kis rcaAs s~d The pubc IN general
a.. bs has oprred Apesecsrys Store slNo Chsmbcr
az two co~s frc Chsihsn where he will NJ happy wait
.rsgs He has studied In Esrspe 80 for he sst sstecs
months Ne er,eycd 70 Ne ven swpwn essahlshues ~
Action.
.ss pot wth ssre and sesr rteh and
-.s E 49,, f $500 sun-sybSp pscos
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-28

UNITED STATES NAIL FOR PRINCETON, TREN
TON AND PHILADELPHIA.

BY Rail Road and Coaches
Mornisg Linewl leave the foot OF Courandt a. every
rrorung eocok W the the New Jersey Rail Road
TO New Buns~ich thence by stage TO Trenton, arriving
PHILADELPHIA the afternoon.
Rsurning-Leaye Trenton st ia o'clock, A. M after the
arrival hears ofhe Philadelphia and Trenton Rail Road
arriving nj Me- York al 81 O'Clock, ~
Even ng Liner~syes New York foot Of Courandt 81 at
O'clock passengers will reach Trenton by O'clock,
lodge and take the early Of the Philadelphia and Trenton
Rail poas arriving w Philadelphia BY O'Clock, An
Returning Leave Philadelphia st9 O'clock NJ arriving
In New York 81 ~ O'Clock, A. M.
Ferses apply the Rail Road 0dce foot OF Courtlant
st. New Yoik the old Stage Office ~ south ID st. oppo
site Congress Hail. Philadelphia, and o. s bar OF Rising
Snn Tavsrn Trenton. e..
the rt snd last cars OF the Paterson Rail Read which
meet with the above res the jusctien serg"n and the
public msv rely upcs supply ofsases View Brunswick for
For sesss the above named ses apply to Thomas whit
Geld, az r. Mail Co,h Ofcs Old No Seurlandt &C. near
broadway, New YoA.
NJ n. Leaves ,be rbce squsrser before A. ~ and
s-'''s oe' A,LESANpER N. CUNNING. Proprietor
New vsrt, New. N. ts37 -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-28

"a CtTYsHOvEL To LHT On LEAsh-
KIN Thai oss established and well hnovn Hotel situated
xA In Uues, on 0er-see - nert TIE canal ana eanle"
ss-S .,,rs H. The building 81 briek
ores high - Ca IL 'front.' by IS feet In depth and eos.sins
a rso,. srpseu 81 garcia k,ohen noor ~ OF Which
are .onsrv psrors Aso bsrns coach house ~ The
~he dspc>es &c the es@ce 90 terms
a~qsweH r.~-~<cn g,v-~ On ~ w @ 80 49,. -,
gos for Improved cay p~epery Desuth
Cal farm ~ Hudsca, highly nprevrd con.
t-lnng - scrr. Appay Il No - " hAs fses' "a
- ri 1ehsvA, a -. Win"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-28

Ia FOR nav OnLEANs.-The Louisiana,
f4 and New York Line Of ackets will sail every other
- Monday, from New York, and from New Orleans,
and 10 insure the strictest punciuaty in the time of sailing
the line will hereafter consist Of the following shpss
Ship LOUISVILLE, Capt Pslner, bl Jan.
saip HuNTsviLLE. Csvs EldrdG A5.b Jsn.
Ship MISSISSIPPI. Capt Davis, 18th Feb.
- Ship YAZOO, Capt Trssk 18th Feb.
The above ships all of the first class copper
fastened and coppered and upwards Of sOe buhen-
are OF very light dram Of water being built in this city,
pressy for the trade. The price of passage fixed 800
their cabins fitted the and
pan and for nish6d and elegant style Ample
Of the first quality will be provided and regard had
the comfort and entire satisfaction Of passengers These pack
by captains well perenced In the trade
who will give every attention ard emselves
They Will al all times be lowed up and down
the Mssspp by steam boats .ad the strcrsl punctualy
observed In The time Disabling Neither the
of these ships will he Ponsbe for eweIry bullion precious
silver plated for letter parcel pack
age by put board OF them unless regular bills
ladrg taken for the and the vaue heea expressed
All goods TO the subscriber, will he forwarded free
commission For freight passage. apply to
X. K COLLINS CO. ~, South St
No freight received after the Saturday evening
the day Of sailing. df4
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-28

81 SAVANNAH PACK E TS-OLD LINE
6S The ships comprising the above ue will be-
-hon New fork and Savannah In the following
Sh p AUBrjRN, inew, H. Durfey ms,,sr'
gbjd REPUBIfCANR W. Foster master
ship MILLEDGEvILLE, d. L. r.rter master.
Ship NEWARK, n. Durham MASTER
expressly for the trade Their accommodations passrn-
gers elegant and extensive every facility viii he AZ
fcrded TO ~tppersb by this lse.
Goods forwarded subscribers be shipped free of
all charges except those actually incurred.
JOHNSON 4 LowDEN ss wall a. and
jA WASHBURN LEWIS, Savannah.
"a NHwLISE LlvERPOOL PACKETS
Ex6d To sail from New York Isl from Liver pool
- on the 18TH OF each month;
YORK.
New Ship SIDDONS, Capt - lst January.
Ship GARRICk, Capt N. b. Palmer, LIST March.
Ship SHAKESPEARE Capt. }. csllss, LIST April
snip GARkICH, CAPT, b Palmer, 18Th ID December.
New shin slDDONs, Capt - 18th February.
Ship SHERIDAN, J. A. Pierce, 10th March.
Thee ships o the first class all armed, upwsrdso
hons burtbeu built ~ the city of New York. with such
Every been taken IN the arrangement
of their sccounodaors The price ef passage bcpce
for which ample stores including wines lc will be provided
wth-ut wines, he sn These ships will he commanded by
general ss,issctos Neither the captains the
these ships viii bs Cor letters parcels pack
sent by them, unless regular bills OF iadng signed
therefor Frs fifth, e. P, cc q sPply s TO-
wM JAS. BROWNE co. Liverpool
The ships ri this line will hcrra 70 armed, and their pccu.
liar construction gives them security not possessed by
other hut vessels Of war jis
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-28
VOLUME III.


Hereafter whenever any country subscription 10 the
Herald. reaches fortnight of its close, subscribers
will receive their papers, done up IN yello~ paper
This plan is adopted in order to give our patrons, in
the country notice. either to renew their subscription
by fresh remittance to expect IT to cease at the
close of the period for which it had been paid Sub
scrbers will, therefore understand, after this notice,
what is meant by receiving their papers done up III
ystioW lorcppiag paper.
By this method we furnish individual subscribers
with proper notice, without putting them 10 the ca
pense of postage and thus shave Amos Kendall oy
way of reauta for his shaving often our suoscf-
befs The fashionable morals of the present day. as
sanetioned by the Honorable the Kitchen Cabinet,
are to cheat as much as you can, so that the law
docs mi reach YOU. do net practice this prncl-
ole to any extent except when have dealings with
the K;tchen-and on such occasions il is adopted
purely in self defence-if you don't shave your gel
shaved. Every day am receiving letters complain
ING that the Herald has failed, when at the same
time, know full well that it is regularly mailed
WHY these complaints? Because many OF Amos
sub treasurers will be looking into the Herald, to see
the lineaments of their master accurately depicted
They read laugh but forget to put the Herald into i's
wrapper again. Hereafter beg them as favor-as
personal favor to me-to try to be as honest as they
can. know they have precious little of that article
bat precious little is better than nome
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-28

=, oOUa Va 4 NTHD-A mrsshed psrio~ ed bed<scru
a. cce Isrr, ROW with or without sreskfses ed tcs
- sesr Rrssdvsy fcr sisgle ges'lemss Address
10 ~ a ~ uEce. NV
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-28

"a MOBILE PACKETS.
- shin HECTOR, ID Post, master
shlp LoRENA, }. Urquhart, mager.
ship TUsKINA, r. ". Post, master.
ship ALAB AM1AN, w. b, Lane, master.
SLIp RUSSELL BALDWIN J. N. Magma, master.
ssIp JUNIOR, w. ~ williams, master
sbip ELISHA DENISON. " West master.
sbip ST. JOHN q. n. Hitchcock, master.
The line viii consist OF nine ships, which will enable 10
d.spscb three msnh, when the trade requires it,
Thssr ships are the first built expressly for the trade,
Of hest materials copper with
sve and Maidstone scconmoda and commanded by
r~repced masters and will sail pusctualy as advertised
when tho iay of ssng falls sunday the ship will sail
the Monday following. The prize Of passage SIS. without
euor All goods forwarded TO the subscribers will be shipped
rs X, " 'o""E D. HURLBUT CO "a South street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-28

5A NEW ORLEANS DESPATCH LINE.
T4 This line consists Of Fl ships and briggs OF which
will san weekly till the LIST OF October; after which
time two will sail weekly during the busin These
vessels are all Of the first class warranted to insure at lowest
rates. and to take the Bsre Freight
will be taken In this line threu the year At 10 per
cent less than any other line whatever. Apply to
X. ELwELL, Packet OEbe, 50 Sosbst
All goods from outpcrs will be shipped forwarded
Immediately at New Orleans, free OF commission every
and attention paid despatch
chants having freight 70 dispose or win find decidedly
their interestts apply above. is
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-28

- SAVANNAH PACK ETS7old Established
SNIP SNIP S 5ss5EssE issr s's + H Ts:sa
Ship MACON, W, Osborn master
SHIP Ship G55Is p 3 r3 TSaaas %s.er
r Ship oCoNEE, new ,; Ri D Wilson, master g.
This BUSINESS and by captains well acquainted
every facility will be afforded shippers passengers All
g 1 Eli os free
E& The ships comprising the above line will be regularly
despatched from New York, on the 10Th and 18th OF
@"'I Ship nI,' THAMES, jas D. Snow, MASTER
ship Snip S WAasa@ J. H ThsscheP " MASTER
Ship Snip w HaaWh T9oi r sai, Ps' mass.
The above all FIRST rate ships copper fastened and cop
pered commanded by experienced in the trade with
forwarded the subscribers will be shipped free of
'Gg For freight or passage a GGsNTER srco >, Pine s.
kSN MOBILE CRY LINE PACKETS
sSzAD The subscribers have established line Of packets
Of suitable to go city without ghlerage
and rS q se 10y yssss
Brig WARSAW, P; sheii.ld, master.
ssE E p pETfs csss y T Sa@; master master
Brig CAMILLA, +. Mich Is, maste
The above all good vessels with handsome furnished
accommodations, and commanded by experienced
MUM This Line Of packets will have prompt and
as FOR r % Wall st.
,Eit DARIEN, (Geo) LINE OF PACKETS-Brig
drE1 AME LA STRONG, Il. T. Brown. mase-
-sssz1e Brig PREMIUM, J. Coburn, master.
Brig MACON, A. Bibbins, master,
Brig DARlEN, C, P. Bukley, master
Brig NEW JERSEY, B. Matthe VS. master.
Schr, ID. b. CRANE, Studey, master.
The subscriber has in connection with Mess Hawes Mitch
ell Collins of Daren Geo. established the above line of
se built expressly for the above trade and all copper
they have also three runnng the
Of ne the Ss VIII Sc
line OF stages from Daren Macon three times
week also steamboat to ST. Augustine twice week j2S
IL CHARLESTON PACKETs-Csmmerci
I4 She following vessels compose the above line
Brig DIMON, Frederick Sherwood, master.
Brig CORDELIA, Francis Saerwood MASTER
| Brig BUENoS AYRES, II. Stuart, master.
| Brig FANNY new W. whit,lesey, master.
The above all first class vessels built expressly for the
trade, and commanded by experienced Their ac
commodaons for passengers EXTENSIVE and exerions
goods forwarded 10 the subscribers will be shipped
| commission.
For eightor passage apply captains board to
ALLEN PAxS0N, 90 Wall street. N. Y or
| j2s wM. A. CALDWELL 4 SONS Charleston g. c.
IL HALTINIORE PACKETs-UNION
/ @1epatched between New York and BALTIMORE
Brig PAVILION, w. Belly, master
Brig s0L0N 8: Bourn., master.
Schr iENRY BARGER, K. c, Briggs, master.
/ Schr DIRECT, C. l. Briggs, master.
! Schr LACONiC, j. c. Denison MASTER
nearly all built of the best materials expressly
ade ably the experienced pilots on the
coast Insurancecan be effected at the lowest great
spach WILDE given and every exeron will be used by the
give satisfaction shippers Goods
the subscribers will shipped free OF commission. For freight,
| apply to m BRIGGS, o6 Old Slip. N.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-28
LIyEEP0OL PACKETS.

t9x LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
NEfX Sailing from New York the 24h and from Liver
spool on the 9th Of each month.
The above line OF packets will be continued the
bers and is composed Of the following ships
From New York.
June 2-The UNITED STATES, Capt N. w. HoIdrege
March 24-The ~. A. DREW, Capt VIM C. Thompson.
Aug. z4-The VIRGINIAN Capt. isaac Harris.
Sept A-The sHEFFIELD Capt Fras. p. Allen.
From Liverpool
May 8-The ST. ANDREws666 tons.
June 9-The NIRGINIAN, 62e tons.
July 8-The SHEFFIELD zoe tons
Aug. 8-The UNITED STATES, $50 tons
The qualities and accommodations the ships
the reputation OF their commanders known Every
exerton viii be made to promote the comfort OF
and the Interests Importers The price passage Liver
pool In the cabin, in other lines $<0 wines
and stores Of every description.
The owners will not be responsible for letter. parcel
sent by the above ships for which bin fading
taken. For freight or passage. appyto
STEPHEN WHITNEY,
- SANDS. TURNER. FOX x Co or
yA ROBT KERMIT II South 81,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-28

"a SAVANNAH r &C * ETS-BRi6 Gormeriy
III Sch,onerl LiNE-This line Is composed Of The
sS1G6 following vessels. viz
Brig lad son, w. Buckley, master.
Brig TYBEE, Il. Lyons master.
Brig VIM TAYLOR. NJ. Hoey, master,
BdS GEORGIA. r. Sherwood master
Brig sAvANNAH, (newl J. Lvermore, master.
Brig AUGUSTA tnsw) A. Hubbard, master
The above built expressly for the Savannah trade
have supeyior furnished Tor passenger and
are ndsd by experienced asd eogng masters They
wiz sail n regular succeou and consue inset with their
usual despatch All goods forwarded 10 the subscribers viii
he pped commsoa Fer freight apply
20 sTUR0Es CLEARMAN,s2 wall street jas
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-28

80 ~ IN Isv{nE6S nmship
-36e6 ship INDIANA, y. \. Dosne, mas,er.
Ship GEORGIA, N. Tsbet, master.
These vessels OF light drs water built expressly for
the the best materials copper fastened srd cepperes
with handsome accommodations snd win sell puncfssfy
advertised. when the day II sspg falls SUNDAY, the alp
wll ss tho Monday folowsg The price OF psss.ge
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