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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-08-15

Dancing Ertraordinary.-Tn Sketches
of Paris" by an American gentleman, pub
llshed not long since BY Carey e. Hart, we
6ud the following graphic description Of
the performance of Mad'lle Essler, n ccle-
brated dancer at the Paris Opera:
" She will courtesy 10 the middle, and
then rise in n pirouette two yards high
This is her preliminary step. She will
then set off, and skip over the whole area
Of The stage, lighting on it only occasion al
ly, trying her limbs as it were, provoking
the dance from afar, and will present her
self to the spectators in ali the variety of
human shapes ard appearances. Que
while you will see her many twinkling
feet" suspended 10 the air, then tw'rling
herself round, until her face and hips will
seem on the same side Of her; ut last, (1ud
thi. is the very epic strain Of the pcrfor'n-
ance, md therefore the las'.) she will poise
herself upon the extremity, of her lrit toe,
and bring the right gradually up to tie lev
el Of the eye, (the house will hold It's breath
and then she will give herself roiar,
,n.yemer', continuing = in crc'rendo al
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-08-15

We are indebted to a friend for the fol-
lowing receipt for making Blackberry Syr-
up. Thi, syrup is almost specific for the
summer complaint. 10 1882 it was cue
cessful ia more than one case of Cholera.
The fruit is now in market, and the pres
ent is the proper time to make it.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-08-15

CARL kING's PRESENT TO QUEEN VIC
ToRA.-Our readers will remember the
account given of the splendid bonnet made,
and intended as present to Queen VIC
,oria, by Carl King, of New York. The
New York Herald, in reference to il, says {:
1.-The return Of the Great Wsst>rn has
brough, us news Of the beautiful bonnet
sent by the celebrated Carl King, Of New
York, to the Queen Of England. As soon
as the Western reached England, Captain
Hosken opened correspondence with
Lord John Russell, Secretary Of State for
the home department, relative to the Bon
net, His Lordship notified Her Majesty
she vrp'e beautiful complimentary letter
the bonnet was seat 10 the Queen, aud u"
les. than three dozen ladies' of the glish
nobility forwarded back orders and compli-
mentary letters 10 the celebrated Car! Mug
aud his lovely lady, for bonnets of the same
style. Carl - lucky dog Thi, Kiug
ha. given the Queen bonnet. The Queen
has given 'he Hing a smile OF approval
and the ladies ond the Que' n vii make ,hi.
Kings fortuue."-Baitimor, Sm.
4 SIR. Samuel Terry, who was sen, from
England To- New South Wales as a convict
,Gv vo.r. o,o d,.J .o.-t -
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-08-15
BRIGHTON MARKET. Monday. Aug 9th

Newport. Aug. 7, 1888.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-08-15
BLACKBERRY CORDIAL.

To 2 quarts Of juice of Blackberres, add
pound loaf sugar,
I.2 NJ. nutmegs, l-2 OF. cinnamon, pull
yerised,
Ia OF, cloves, Ia OF. alspice, do.
Boil all together for a short time, and
when cold, add a pin, offourh proof brandy
From tea-spoonful to a wine glass. &C.
cording to the age of the patient. ill reliey.
ed, is to be given. i, may spoil practice
bit it will save life.-PhH. Eng.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-08-15

schr. President. Smith. from Providence for
Hartford.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-31

T.. M. yieor, having furnished the required bail Of
4,000i, was released from jail on Saturday.
The session OF the Court Of Kings Bench, holding
criminal jurisdiction in the district Of Montreal COM
mences this moraing at ten O clock The following
10 n list Of persons accused Of MURDER
Francois JsiberL John b 4 Hassier, and francois
Mgnaut for the murder of Weir. Francois Nicolas
Amable Donsis, Gideon Pinsonneas, and Joseph Pin
sonneau, for the murder of Chartrsnd.
The congress Of governors lately assembled at Que.
bee has broken up. Sir Coin Campbell and Sir
Charles Fxrey Governors Of Nova Scotia and Prince
Edwards Island, embarked for their respective GO.
vernmen,s, on board the steam ship Medes, on Sa-
turday last
The frigate Inconstant and the soop Of war yestal
sailed from Quebec for Bermuda on Friday. The In
constant had been lying at Quebec since the 9th Of
May Montreal Courier of Monday.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-31
The saddle On shs Wrong Horse.
NV Yong Auc 2Qtk 100

DEAn SR.-In yowr accom-, Of the movements Of
the different engines At the fire in Allen street res
terday, you were not altogether correct You saw,
took 30s water for Is minutes, and never "dreamt
Of a. overflow whereas, 5 was within half an inch
of being ever in less than three minutes; the short
ness Of the line 70 the fire was all that saved her
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-31

NEw YsaK ASs WAsHrNoros CrTx Csxss
MATcH.-The previous moves may be seen al Bass
ford's Chess Room, No IN Ann street
First Game.-Nev Ysrk, l7th pove-Kins's Rock
to Kings Bishops Square. Washington, 18th move
King Castles with his Rock
Second Game.-New York, 18th novel, Pawn
takes Pawn Washington 18th move-Pawn retskes
Pawn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-31

"Ecosoar Is wsALrs'-se says Andersen, OF
l58 Chatham square, who keeps the most fashisns-
bles,ore and the best made Boots in tina, vicinity =
Wa would advise all those who wish 10 economise
and &c, the worth Of their money, 10 give him call
and our word for H. they will end polite treatment
and the greatest variety Of goods il New York TO
sake a selection from.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-31

MEHHAsrcs INSTITUTE FAn-we trust our read.
ers will bear in mind that the Fair Of this Institution
commences on Monday next. The truly noble pur-
pose Of the managers to establish mechanics ssAoo
70 'a's city, merits aad we sincerely hope will re-
ceve due support and encouragement. The exhibI.
usn wal surpsss any previous onces and the price Of
admission so timing that none refuss to pay it
when they know that they aiding the noble cssse
Of educstion. The number 81 new and important is-
ventons already enlisted 10 unusually large. and will
doubtless be highly attractive We are reqses,ed 10
ask Of contributors that they will bring their articles
as early on Saturday az possible, as the Garden viii
be opened at sunrise Tor the reception Of them.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-31

10 Bannlstcr takes well at the Franklin, where he
nightly crested by fall houses From the number Of
ladies who attend we should Isdgs he knew how to
make himself popular amongst them especially.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-31

great many reports have been current IN town
for some days past about instructions received from
England, relating to political offenders. We believe
they are merely conicctursl and that the system
adopted BY the local government will be adhered TO-
Sutherland, row in confinement here, Y ~ SAID will
be DISCHARGED In cenMqs Of come defect m the
proceedings against him, and Theer viii be sent TO
England. We observe that the system OF discharge
on security for good behavior and on condition Of
voluntary exile has been acted upon IN Urpor Cana
ds afterhc receipt Of the laes, dee s,ches from Eng
land. --Qucbcc Gasesfe.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-31

" A correspondent says nm importation sf Span
ish bells has just arrived At this port, which make.
the third within year. The bells have Spanish
names on them, and were stolen, he Gays, by Don
carlos from churches in Spain, with just the same
rshi as bandit might take the sacramental service
Of plate This plumber has been sent to our country
with view Of raising funds to assist the cause of
Don Carlos Our correspondent argues that the pur-
chase OF these bells knowing that they have been
plundered from me Spanish churches, is in some sort
receiving Of stolen goods Ne truly deveui man,
ne contends, could bear to hear stolen bell ringing
IN his church, any more than he would consen, 10
drink out Of a vessel which he knew had been OBJ.
famed by sacrileeiously robbns temple in dis,an,
country.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-31

AsorHRa AucrIes BusSrSe.-Yesterday afternoon
another Jimmey Green was walked into at No. l6l
Chatham street. to the amour, Of g. in the purchase
Of a box OF trash The operator demanded cal 56
for the purchase, and kept Jimmey's s9, which he
handed as payment in full, as collateral security for
the fufment Of his bargain. They talk abou, lynch
ing tive or three dozen of these auction roeues in
Chatham square, at a favorable opportunity
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-31

SurvocArios IN VILLA most melaneholy care
OF suffocaon from the Effects of inhaling carbonic
acd gas, or choak damp, occurred yesterday, in St
Marks Place. Two iaborers unemployed 10 clean
out well in st. Marks Place, and previously to go
ing in they applied the usual mode Of testing the qua
lily Of the air, by lowering to the bottom q lighted
candle. The candle went out-aBd furnace Of IL
nted charcoal was lowered, which continued to burn
and this induced the workmen 10 descend and com
mence their labor But few minutes had elapsed
before one Of the told his companion that he was
unable to exist there and made an effort to climb to
the top ofthe WELL which he had nearly accomplish
ed when his strength failed him. and he FELL again to
the Bottom. His fellow laborer, Mr.. Thomas Thrush
Albright then fastened rope around the exhausted
mans body and hsllossd to those above to hoist him
up, which they did, in almost lfeless state and
took him to the apothecary shop of Dr. Painter where
by an application of the proper remedies his life was
preserved
In the mean time, Mr.. Allwright became affected
with the impure atmosphere and endesvcred to
ascend to the top; but before he was able to reach
the curb he fell back. The end Of rope was then
thrown down, and the unfortunate man made an cf.
fort to hold on; he was, however toe far exhausted
to continue his hold, and letting CO. he fell again to
the bottom, and expired before he could be exrcated
This noble fellow undoubtedly los, his life through
his generous and successful efforts IN rsscuisg his
companion.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-31

CvRiovs CerrcroESoE.-That the English are a
loyal people, cannot be doubted. A curious compi-
ment to the sovereign is noticed in the Literary Ca
zei,e in which 1t lie stated that Mrs Mottram, the ca
- spesa OF gentleman residing near the Founding
Hospital, presented her husband with baby on the
morning Of the day Of George Tvs coronation; she
did the same on the morning Of William lv.'s and
to crown all, she did the same on the morning Of the
youthful vctoris's coronation day. very provoking
to Mr.. Mo,uam, no doubt, who was thus thrice pre-
vented seeing the procession he conceived himself
bound in common decency and poeness 70 remain
al home.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-31

0 The Great Western was passed July 25lh, at
10 A. NJ. in LAT. 48 So Ion. 26 IS, and about miles
to eward, by tho ship Globe arrived at Phladelphs,
from Liverpool
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-31

~ Rice, the famous Jim Crow, made A great inn.
pressoa at Niblo's on Wednesday, night He has
written farce founded on facts that occurred in this
city, and touching well known percentage, Who We
are told, 10 one OF the prominent characters IL 10
sure 10 succeed and curiosity Is already alive to
know whe tho individual TO- He 10 we'll known on
the pare. We are informed II will soon be brought
ont Il will be card for Nibls, ss II embraces incl
dents OF peculiar character which actually occurred
IN high life in this city.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-31

r The Louisville Herald mentions that the hrst
regiment Of dragons is to start early next spring on
an exploring along the eastern base Of the Rocky
Mountains, for the purpose of making treaties of ami
ty with the Indians, and to visit the Hudsons Bay
Fur Company, whe, it is said have encroached upon
: The Bifi5lt 1TEhy Advertiser says thar mlcnl.
gan will this year BE- able to export at leas, half
million Of dollars worth of breadstuffs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-31

NiBto's-ThIsis the season Of Benefits, and we
hepe none Of them will prove Benefits forgot
Gamsatis takes place tonight, and he has friends
enough TO secure him a bumper. But IN order that
they may have fall return in the way OF amnse-
rent he presents very attractive and varied enter.
tanmenL The new vaudeville Of my wife's Mo-
ther " i'm which Sefton's performance Of Uncle Foe
xle has added grestly TO hrs reputation, viii be re.
pcated, after which grand concert IN which the
renee Wells, siancrs Fab, Aupick and Gambati and
Mcssrs. Horncsstlc, Bshep and Archer appear, cor.
cludirg with Gle Mslhsrcux." Such q bill will
doubtless crafty nj once the audience and hens6cia
~. What more need DO desired.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-31
MORNING HERALD.


Mr. Bennett's Letters.
By that splendid ship, the George Washington, we
have received the following amongst other interesting
l.,,ers from Mr.. Bennett together with the wood en-
,r,vin, # Marshal Sout, which appears in another
column.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-31


Asdy nj the sAme OF Hewitt Of Low Hill Liverp~ol nh.
had bsen greatly benefit I'd In her sight 10 am
that her mother entirely los OF one ear In A.
rus 1872 Mr. w. received her patient ana cent her M
remedies the OF deafness He ceved tho foe ne
the lady, stating that her hearing nov CON pet
sr Allow me " presentsyou my grateful achno~sdy.
rneps Tor tie benefit have derived s the pse OF ,opr -.
needles Ter the cure Of deafness which exeeee nv ~ est
ssnguse exoec atons he comfort enjoy n sl,s mn.
Ter deprivation may know where appy Tor rrlsl fbsa
estrey ost the sse 81 Ear for time 49,
tenaed WIN very unpleasant sensation In the hend vbieh
rendered me quite aurs am truly happy in declaring lhst
sshough upwards of sixty hearing no perfectly
which am persuaded would tesr ne csss hs
not had recourse 10 your valuable composition wish 10 b.
ssrvcssbe ,ohe icted, mpel say that 80 al ~ ali
times ~ happy TO srs~sr inquiries The her
personally or by letter, postpaid
remain SIR with sesinents of gratitude and esteem
Yours, &c. G. wALKER
ToJ williams, Esq, London.
Dated, Low Hil Liverpool Nov rs, Isix
DEAFNESS CURED.
- x.,,,, Vsse, nesr Lyons July 70 1915.
DR. williams 81 reiurn thoussns thanks for Tie
nttenton yt have bestowed At the end
lncss, with whck sached years of eye, Host
entirely hearing Several persons consulted vts
prescribed various remedies without deriving small
Benefit end Ihsd sbandoped I'll bepes OF relief foe
heard of arrival In ths city my friends suerr
" perspadsg me Y c-nsu you snoredstsrsned
making another sad last eHsr thai leh, obtsn 80 great
thst produced the effect lhoe which
from Paris, two nsnhs since Al the hh injection, be-
" hear the hekng 81 swsch and now hspI "a
nj present hear thing. Itavr the honor
salute ycn, SIR ard Prey that you NJ kssg nc n Your
brsncs NOSE MARTIN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-31

gJ 1t is stated in the western papers that about
forty steamboats, are at the ship yards near Gin
cinnat undergoing the necessary repairs to enable
them to come UP TO the standard Of perfection requr
ed by the Steamboat Law passed at the late session
of Congress-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-09

Keen lhc dry head COOL and bid defiance the ply
sician."- Boerkoats.
rUNH fair apd lovely OF the land cutdowsn the bloom
OF life, owing 10 the diseases arising from wet feet Do
then the coughing and barking and pains rhru
mac TINT enable the doctors to de IN their coaches And
hen such diseases have taken the house hre and
danger not far on We would then cauon our readers
strr how healthy, 10 guard against vet feet An ounce OF
prevention worth pound OF curePA,aSeph,a Journal Of
HeaA
What the Destroyer Of bloom and hsppines' Cold and
wet fe. L-U S. Gazette.
q. NA0LE, Of Philadelphia, respectfully informs the
puoc located the Boot shoe Establish
sent ofMr. Ryder, Ma. Bsckrnan Clinton HALL The
perepce and trial the subscriber has discover
ed which renders leather OF every dissertation
mperviops, t. he American
institute has twice borne testimony 10 Its great utility by
the first diploma In eS5 and 1886 and has with
the most decided appreciation Of the Franklin Institute Of
Phi,sdeoh,,- Of the hg respectabiy.
the revision aud severity Of the law
CbnVr,ss exclusive right and liberty To this dico
very tor the from the 10th day 81 Febru
hs composiio. impsrs the leather son and piable
ter which gives all articles msde from an elastic quail
~ and viii, consequently much ,esger The necessity
Tor wearing ovcrshses Is thus superseded.
In answer questions the would res
pcctfuy inform reader that the Resented Composition
does aot contain particle Of that offensive and clumsy article
India Rubber. e....-.-..---.
fu Informed ina, the rsenee viii be w attendance a. the
above estabjisbncn The Government papers, Diplons
Certificates, Letters orer for inspection The Com
position Is put up per hox ses captains and
Sportsmen would do well 70 procure the Mue,ev 49,.
An ecmmunescns post paid PsientRi Ia This andshe
N. a. Reference the respectable genemsn y this
CITY he etven liiu,Wi.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-09
IaIPoRTATIONs.


LoNDoS-Per ship samson-7 pkgs, Peabody, Riggs Co
Is do Underwood, Teitere Colo Crafts Stevens Hook
er-l G Sturges-l Brodel-li II wrraks-46 casks,
Maitland, Kennedy Coo do II l. Bartow-50o TASKS
ouicksiyrr Bemont-S pkgs, Bullock Col Hughes
II Fischee-ll Gibson Sons Col Foete, Sterling
CC-8 Thorburn-4l Godefroy Simpson, Ling
ham-l Greaves-l Creighton Mortimer X Cell
Chapman-l Dav, Napier l. Co-l2 w Brown ID MADDEN
Co-l6 Smith, Tnurgos- Coz Cleveland, Lewis Col
Capt. Stockholm Ranan-5 y VIZ rryon-4 meyer
Soa-l Jaakson-a lot of Goals Barclay LvingsoS.i 10
pkgs Gould, Nance Co-8A Waler-2977 bags wheat Hell
ford, Brancher Col pkg, Sandcrson-2O do her
rick 5 do q A Newboud-2 II Barber-l NJ Mister
Co.'S Fooe, Sterling Coz Kegs specie, rhenix bank-oz
bag Laeunel55 bags wheat, 1875 pkgs, 800 bexe io1
cases, so brls % casks mdze To order. 49,, -,
CAsToN-Per brig Himmaleh-384 chests TIT half do 566 box
as Young chests SO halt do dyson chests 70 half
do $50 boxes imperial 40 half do boxes gunpowder
24 soucheng boxes fze Talbot ovphant
Co-le5 IO40 casa Is half chests young yson 10
chess hyson 10 boxes gunpowder lea Oiyphant-5
cases china j. Reese Sons ekgs w Parker1 do Tai
bot do N ralbot-la do II Gordon i do master
CHAGREsPer Scr Benj Gaither2 bbs pearls 20 do sea
shells 50 bbs copper 10 daes hides bags horns tons fuc
1853 hides Avezzana-2l bales hats Naar Brothers.
ST MARKs-Per Brig John III. Stephens-l4o bales cotton
Nelson Cots do Hamilton Son-44 do Dewey-.O do
81 Pratt-94 10 order
MEssISA-Sw brig vcory-e0 bags fiber 1888 boxes
lemoas So do oranges 72casks soda asia Fitch Co
sIs,Brg Pouliney 1000 quntas logwood $50 bales Ma
na hemp lO5esboxes ogwood Bouchaud Thebaud-
New ORLEANS Per Brig julia Iielen-l9l hhds sugar
Goodhue Coils kegs lard Hart Co-l0O bbls pork to
order
ST JosEpHs- Per Brig Balc-5o bales cotton Kelly
ga do Shephard-iI do Desorogo-2s do Jacques
80 do Hitchcock.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-09

There has been arrival Of 500 bales Cnoa
Holders asking i6cshor price serne snau
manufactured have sold from TO ioc. ,ho. oh
Richmond the LIST inst the market was aIuse, h;
no change prce had taken place, except In
little lower. uo,,.us
Al Balmore March g. there nothing deing. Holders
were nm willing 90 sell unless advance.
AT New Orleans the 28th there had peen sse ~
bhas AT small decline The stock on hand was zsfi
binds -, -. !. .a...s 20 10
again demand though decline from first pses ot OF
zoo tierces clean Flaxssed has been dechnea a. si'
Transactions this day
Co,ton-la0e bales, a ST.
Tsbasco-lO0 hhds kenlucky leat &c.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-09


DAhH TpEATWn .-THIs EvENNO, win BE-
L r-rfsrnel for the Beneft OF MRS SHAW
HAMLET-Mn Shawl ing, Mr. Observation-Disclosures, Mr.
Pacide-Ghost MrClarkeOphela, Mrs Richardson. Queen
Miss Cushman.
A PAS DE DEUx, by Mr. and Mrs CheckenL
To conclude with = 49,
AGNES DE WERE or, the Brekea Hcart.-Sir william
Gordon, Mr. Clarke-Agnes De We're, Mrs Shaw.
Doors open 6S-peIofmanscs commence att O'CLOCK
Boxes SI-Pit So cents-6alery IS cents.
NATIONAL THE TKE-Late HaI~n Oyers
Hoase.-MR. wALLACK Lessee.-THIS EVENING
will be performed, =
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Mr. Hamblin Dentatus Mr. II. Wal
ack-yirginia Mis- Il. Whealley-Servia Mrs w. Seiton
After which,
The Overture to "Tanaredi," and " semiramide."
To conclude with
THE MILLER AND HIS MEN-(wih scenery, dress
properties &c &c and all the original muslc)Grndofi
che mler) MIR II. Wallack-Karl Mr.. W. ii. Willams-Ra-
,iua Mrs w. Senon.
Daors open at6t-Performance begin Boxes$ Pit 30
cents. Gallery % cents.
POLLO-4l0 Broadray near Canal sfreef-The pub
lie isrespecov informed this establishment Is now
opened, and THIS EVENING will be performed
GRAND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT.
To conclude with
The new grand Nautical Ballet, entitled THE PUPIL OF
NATURE-idia, the Pupil OF Nature-wllson, the Commo-
doe-Corwith, Captanof the Navy-Cliord an Ohcer OF
the Navy
Doors open 6t-per ocon,me att O'Clock
al the Office OF the Apollo where may be secured
Prices admission throughout the house so ccntchldren
%
dS.Smw
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-09
NEW DRY GOODS.
IMpORTANr ANN0IfNHE Nj 4 A. n,

N II.
IL j. REVlS, l2S Chatham 81 takes the earIias onnor
tnnlty OF announcing through the columns OF The erag n
the Ladies New York BROOKLYN the arrival nj he
novel aud fashionable Caco-s offered public nsc.:
having purchased them under every advantage
ane cash could command. enabled offer Them ~ rbn.s
dies who visit bis establishment early prices infn~ly
cheaper than former PERIOD and ADEQUATE ia car h.
forn ed OF The superb appearance rich quav OF
goods but by actual inspection will be sund
oil precedent which ,uit he nos,
and most economical OF purchasers.
W The approval system OF price is sill conpusd .,
tbs establishment J, W. REyIS I2a Cha,ban :, -
fl2lm- doors ,.,,.,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-09

Ia TO LET-A Cottage on the banks of tn
1,H North River To private family this Offers delight
$4,000 iu retreat. accompanied with convenience The Man
also only pleasant the rail road and about miles
from the City Hall the Beomngkale road preferred il
will be furnished On the frs story there four oems,
of which communicate by folding doorson the secoud floor
the ruher bedrooms with closetsand IN the base
r good kitchen with ranres-in the of the
building will be small garden, COACH house and stable
The house and premises undergoing thorough
pair. beautiful walk the river brink, with good fishing
ground, extensive wrik hronge the pleasure grounds
garden, which thd occupant of the cottage Will have
desirable spot Apply al this Office
fc2-lwr