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Southern telegraph., 1838-10-24
BAYNHAM.

FLORIDA WAR.-When lis the Florida
war expected again to endi Most assn.
redly this war has had more endings and
beginnings than any war We have heard Of
lately. 1t is strange, and equally unfortu-
nate, that these Indian depredations cannot,
by the Government of the United States,
be put a stop TO in some way. Certainly
neither time nor money, nor men, have
been wanting. There is fault. deep, seri-
GUS fault somewhere, or the inhabitants Of
this Inflated portion of our country would
not, year after year, be hunted down and
mustered by a handful Of ruthless savu
ges.-NGtches Courier.
The Tallahassee Floridian Of the 26th
September, says-"On Sunday evening
last, an attack was made on the dwelling Of
Mr.. Hill in Jefferson equity, by party Of
six or eight Indians. The pickets with
which the dwelling was surrounded, were
forced open in two places. Mr.. and Mrs,
Hill were returning from supper at the time
they were fired upon, so near that Mrs. H.
was considerably burned by the powder but
not otherwise injured. The fire was return.
ed by Mr.. ii. when the Indians retired
without doing further mischief. Mr.. Hill
resides in the neighborhood of Col. Gamble
and Capt. Roid."
Southern telegraph., 1838-10-24
NOTICE.

EVHE undersigned have associated them
u selves under the firm Of G. 6. Dahl
gren s. Co. for the purpose Of conduct,
ing GENERAL AGEN and
COMMISSION B BUSINESS in this city,
and are now fully prepared to make liberal
advances in New York. Louisiana, or Ms,
sissippi money, on all cotton consigned
through them, either to Liverpool New
York or New Orleans. Office corner MAN
streetsand Broadway. opposite Messrs W.
s. r. Ferriday & Co.
@. G. DAHLGREN.
NATHAN A. GREEN.
Refer TO
James C. Wilkins, Esqr,
L. r. Marshall, Esqr.
Hon. Jno. A. Quitman, =
Messrs. w, g. r. Ferriday, 81 Co. =
Southern telegraph., 1838-10-24

etf4 sHI Ho't '@ --------- fifl. p" 20
The "Southern Sun" of the 18th inst,
takes us to task for having come out on the
Sd inst. in favor Of Hon. John Henderson
for United States Senator, in preference to
any of those whose names had been previ-
ously put before the public for the same sta
ton by their respective friends. We thank
the "Sun" for his light upon the subject
and hope in future to profit by the reful-
gence which his rays will cast upon our
benighted path. Advice is always accept
able 10 the needy-and to none could il
come with more hearty welcome than to
US, who lire in an out-of-the-'1ay sort of a
place, where truth and knowledge seldom
reach us, unless heralded in by the blaze
of Phebus, towards whom in future we
shall ever look as the bright beacon to GO
vern and direct us in the path of duty and
the road to success.
But, to be plain-we think the Sun has
evlnced more spleen than was called tor
and that little more caution in future
would not be amiss. That we expressed
a preference for Mr.. Henderson is acknow-
lodged; but at the same time we were will
ing TO yield our support to the man who
was the choice of the party, and by way Of
testing that choice proposed a convention to
meet at jackson in January for the purpose
Of expressing the sense of the whole State.
The Sun says this proposition is impracti-
cable. Now we hold different opinion;
and are decidedly Of the impression that
such plan is not only practicable, but
would meet the views of the people, and de-
eide the claims of the candidates for United
States Senator. Meetings could be held in
each county, and our Representatives could
be instructed in their choice, which would
subserve all the objects of a Convention,
and prove equally satisfactory as if mem
Southern telegraph., 1838-10-24

STARTLING!-The following sentiment,
which we find in the Mobile Mercantile
Advertiser, as coming from the Columbia
Times, is the language Of base tory =
born slave--not capable of enjoying Free
dom, and whose bastard enmity to tho coun.
try that affords him bread, is only equalled
by his abject meanness in remaining in a
land which he disgraces so far as his puny
inch of Importance extends. The very
atmosphere of America loathes to assist in
the respirations of such an animal. Far
far be the day when such wretches shall be
privileged to exercise influence here!u ~
Ndtchez Courier
Calhoun Loco FocoiSm. -The Columbia
Times, Mr.. Calhoun's special organ at Co
lumbia, the seat of government of South
Carolina, and decided sub-treasury print,
gives the following as its opinion Of "the
value of the Union" We quote it to show
by what sort of agents this Administrator
is supported in the South.--Independdm
Democrat. aa 90
"The cant about the Union is all hum
bug, to make us passive slaves. The I'm
ion has long since failed of the purpose tor
which it was created, viz equal benefits to
all sections, the peaceable possession Of
property, and the general welfare of the
people; and the SOONER IT Is DISSOLVED THE
BETTERm a5eupal1 s'ofA 20 akpi3 f''
Southern telegraph., 1838-10-24

hers we're sen. direct from the people, with
similar Instructions.
The "Sann is very candid in hisprefer-
ences. lie says: 'Itis known that we are
in favor of Col. Bihgaman's professions.
He is anoble, chivairous son of the South
an intelligent and honorable gentleman-
and will not suffer by comparison with
asS. opponent If he be the Wing candi-
date, ace shall exult--if not, we shall be
satisfied" Now, we said 20 more OF Colo
mel IIenderson-we could say no more for
here is eulogium that the proudest asPrant
would be satisfied with and the same re-
marks Of appreciation and confidence in the
integrity and capacity of Col. Bingaman
may, with equal propriety, be applied TO
Col. Henderson.
Bot we do not wish TO draw invidious
comparisons between men ID the same Os-
,cnsible political faith: it will neither serve
party purposes, nor strengthen ihe union
that should be fostered in the Wing ranks;
and yet we shall not fail, on all proper &C.
casions, to do justice to the superior Preien-
sions of Col. Henderson.
BY request, we republish to-day, an ari-
Gle from the Grand Gulf Wing, with the
caption of "Burr and Jefferson" We need
scarcely say that We disagree with the wri-
ter in several points; but as it is our object
in all things, to arrive at knowledge of
the truth, we publish the article with plea
sure, and shall look with interest for the
appearance of the forthcoming numbers.
ELECTIONS northern papers by last
nights mail were all dated in the month Of
September, consequently we have no cleo
ton returns that can be relied on,
Southern telegraph., 1838-10-24

1ibiICu MS TusIA nno Cunlfnand IN the Conf
nenlal army. lie now turned his atteD.
tion to the study of law, and by indefatioa.
bleindustry reached the proud station n.6i,
profession which rendered him in the eve o
the most distinguished, an object of envy
Ills high toned sense Of honor-his ster.
ling integrity, generous and noble charac.
ter-his self sacrificing liberality, alwau
Prodigal in the bestowaI of Kindness, and
charity-added TO these brilliant talents, All
conspired to command the respect, and ad.
mlration of every one--7we soon see him a,
the head Of powerful political party, and
in 1900, he was with Thomas J efierson mn
on the Democratic ticket, aud shared with
him the mingled confidence and alteration.
Of that party. Now let it be Remembered
that Col. Burr, during the period of his life
| have rapid sketched, displayed under all
circumstances, in A. pre-emihentF degree.
those bright qualities of the Heart which 80
much ennoble and dignity human nature.
and never had dlshonor nor suspicion reflec-
ted shade upon his peerless fame but his
elevation was now too dazzling for the ewes
Of envy-and jealous ambition sickening at
the sight determined that the proud temple,
he was rearing, should be demolished, and
its own erected upon the ruins
But, sir, the number of the page admon.
ishes me to close my remarks ere extend
this communication beyond the suferance
of your indulgence. Ishall resume the SUBJ
iect in some future number of your very in.
teresting paper, when will prove that Burr's
fall was not the result Of any abandonment
of honor, but the result Of the Vaccinations
Of an aspiring demGgogue.
s BAYNHAM
Southern telegraph., 1838-10-24
IL d DNE W:
WEDNESDAY,, OoToBER24, 1888.
WIG CANDIDATE FOR UNITED
STATES SENATOR.
John Henderson.

The answer of "AnlicuS' to the commu-
of "Reschid," is unavoidably de-
ferred till next week.
Southern telegraph., 1838-10-24

Nicholas Rohb, ,,eei ,asi sd
AT this precinct but little interest was
feltin the election, as is manifested by the
very small number Of votes given. Many,
even residents Of town, did not 60 to the
polls. f,rs.z laurg o. 1.ar@7.is 'f
Southern telegraph., 1838-10-24

Coed 70 TlhI--IHC ITIuI Was 10 l17--17s7OIO'
the Court of Chancery.
p. s. The argument was continued this
morning. The court refused to grant the
injunction, on the ground that the act char
tering the bank passed few days before
the one under which the Commissioners
acted, and therefore did not come under its
provisions. Cdrrollton Enquirer.
Southern telegraph., 1838-10-24

The vote at the election held at this Pre-
cinct on Monday and Tuesday last, was as
Southern telegraph., 1838-10-24

the result shall be eGlInined aud certified
by the directors appointed for that purpose
Rules and REGULATIONS for persons dealing
Southern telegraph., 1838-10-24

South CARoLINA.-From the Charleston
Mercury of the llth instant, we learn that
Isaac E. Holmes is elected to Congress by
a small majority over Hugh S. Legare.
There is no doubt but Robert B. Rhett is
also elected.
Southern telegraph., 1838-10-24

On the first Mondays of January and July
in each year the books and accounts of the
institution she'll be regularly balanced, and
Southern telegraph., 1838-10-24

ELEcTIoNs.-Our northern papers by last
nights mail were all dated in the month Of
September, consequently we have no cleo
ton returns that can be relied on,
Southern telegraph., 1838-10-24

IL am indebted to Davis's "Memoirs Of Aaron
Burr" for most ofthe above particulars Of Burr's
military life.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-18
~ NEW OFFICE. IN

is DR.. BRANDRETHs PRINCiPAL 0FFiCE FOR the sale
Of hisjusly celebrated and far famed VEGETABLE Uni
vERSAL PILLS" The high puation this NJ me
dicine nov generally from the testimony many
thousands OF individuals who have sauta n
scts, that Is n in this notice but Il
bssd be ,hs particular care Of q. who wish obss
GENUINE BRAkDRETH PILLS. not 10 purchase OF
Individuals in this city who have esr6cate OF
cy sailed and signed 0, 6RANDRETH. d. b. m3l-tf
" COUNTERFEITSi!I-Tbe man who ps<ses 10 his
neehbor counterfeit bill and taks hi. goods there
Tor knowing e same To be a thief robber
s~ndler and auensble the laws country bu the
wretch who would put ato the hands Of his creature
counterfeit PILL only roks him Of money de
his constitsties and endsngerS bM life.
BEWARE, THEN, FELLOW MEN, BEWARE or
COUNTERFEfTs, esd rememp~r when you wish obi al
The GENUINE BRANORETFS PILLS go 10 my regular
appointed agents who have each oftb~m certificate agen
cy scaled sad signed by me- b. GRANDFATHER ri d or m
my ews oSsces st -
No ~ Broadwsy,
No III Hudson street.
No Spruce street, and
Ne n6 BoweSy.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-18

ing from the abuse Of nereuy and the eHec OF
order imperfecty cured, with ef the disease s
lukog IN The stcn sspPng the vitss and undermining the
CONSTITUTIONS this medicine indeed ayslusbe This aiers-
tive ana purifier oil the blood particularly adapted those
afflicted with the yphilie and mereura rhs umatism with
pains in The bones sseses attended with Jumps naurs
IONS tedious indoent and scrofuous ulcers and
pains N the hesd discoorson asd erupoRs Of shs with
failing on Of the hsis attended with general debility This
medicine while ciessses ssd parties blood
every psrse odsssse q the time prcsotrs e secre
en sas aeesn, and pars ness tc-e ssd vlGcr 70 the
lion. whea ~ other rvmrdies are ~ no avail
Sold 81 HUNTRRs Medical ONce, no. 8 Diviason str.e,
wb~re the unfortunate cell without fear Of srpe~urs AL
- ~ follows :-n Nesth Sixth a. rhiisdelphsi Bssvsv
ssA IN IousviIk, KY.
Price - per bstte. myDlus
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-18

C0nsUMPTION-h win be seea ny the CITY Isspee.
~ srs Report, that 81 sesfly the rnmbSr NJ
deaths last week. we've ef Consumption or other ser.s Of
The iuSEa Casnot thfs scourge than the .sCue he
cessing BE- yed ru one third N ons
lafios predestinsd ksve asvs ru ss, ~ s
he~rd disease which lie IN ne res,
SD r0vsss ess FROM apathy hone oclv vkc
death wseinshe We would recommend Ill r~ys,vs ~ho
h@ve he symptoms ofa cough, uv rsv
ls psss OF vsrwov q SIS sowery before Il y ,ao late
sh ~diclpe Hes dees miracles In curing ds,ss~ ~
eur certain hnowIedRe. nyl7.Ndkltwe
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-18
NATHAN b. GRAHAM,
80 Nassau ST. corner of rutlou,


x5OO T1Rx~fortIe ear. o9 Ssnor, srnc aIs NIX
ssss !. sra conp.ais
l. makes :, s;.; speedy a.d permanent without
regard 70 det drnk expcsure, er change in application
pub he dsss mot speak or iselS No oee sbsn
speak for H. Our object is notify where il can be had
sses sf ss sass ". Il r.. r..
This TIA. snfs,unsiey per vs.. all RACKS q,
srDss,yn high low rich and psor 6amonis and single
cure .heMslves without sxposa1e in the se.
Further the disease contracted desc Of the Nh,
'OTs 81. ia, n pghon going 70 bed when exposed
= bottle One bottle lasts week which generally csres.
Yor sale only ., Dr. VIM H. Minor. drug store. No. las
Dra.aTsy sGrrsr Of Dey g Pr.nLn Housed New York
5sSss corner Of chsssus and IN
A NNfmiTHEE = H sS D9 OF THE FAITHFUL.
- Copy o a letter received through the pos, oaee
month. Res Dros
ansn sr snS q w
-. IN your city, about SIX mop,hs ago He Was wors
he care two os three hycans Newark and oss IN
Ss p s s -n9S Of any good sod SIN
or n% = have have. ,.c before lie entirely we alter
nm @ 'ss s ss s'n sSc
Newark. N. j. March is. 1855. "s =
mi, WILDE ofsny use to you, you prs.
This letter can be seen a, the Office Ne Division a.: vn:,.
place in the city, 49, ~ mvIlms
HUNTER'S Red DROF-Ofice Division ,trees-
this dens has performed IN VI IN ts wors, W.
every ihing had been used good effect ia SEINE eases
rsed eeers rupspsesa n he fe.SE
cneunprncped sn,est every three months since n
pr src,sh. out which was Eve counter
But tie following ofs eer non our New Oris2,s
'sent will give The idea ofits resi- virtues.
They DOM Hso~ ~ s s5s Gl az
sss here y. or 'sey would and r., cured They
the most kfui here called have hsd SOME very ss
we're cases TO usst yos had success %
quarters your msdIsise-rom Aisbsms ribureh No
sne and Cncsnst Our Charleston sgert wrs tst he d.
There s deception 10 ths-hese are stu bsorn sct
Der c6ces me-PrpcipsI, Bvi.isn street New York. -
seu Msis street. frovidsncs IS Han t"n street. Hlbsry ~
oseen street. Charleston, G., "a Camp street, New Or
world. where the medicine be cbtsned. myl ins.
ROOMS MANTED-Ose OF two rocws cad honsS
are wasted BY ayosng csnemss ~bose relative reside
ON, ~ IN snd whose occupation eIcusiysy literary
msnssr ne would prefer living is domestic circle where
o og1ia eey the sd.s"sges Of female society Besks
family With hon he resides wcsd have the privilege Ga
4, sn . ~ ~ s Of the country As
For THE REMOVAL or sUPEKFLU=
Gus hAIR-Tnstpsne Of em.e sesusy, wnethsr on a.
ss: removes T ~ S, se us ri sPSs g
TohY US opersion lrstsn,s.sops removing lie hair WIN
soNer By twice using the pepsorx Insr a.
the hsr usually Destroyed 10 resrirs nc rhrr
yiicsten q u No bad lie me- need b.
ehsnded a u may be used on insns shs wi,so.s -
The advertiser prepared warrant every bottle .os No.
effects. Sold Wholesale ssd relsAby '"'o'en'"
.o,.v X. Q. MART, ITS broadway,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-18


ULArc 4 BobEN msnoseture and Keen eo.a.p,,,
- hand large assortnept coored papers,
fancy colcred psps marble embossed spotted
papers Merchants and will 6nd their adj
vantage cell AZ Mes~s Blanc Bodens fseery No 81 Gold
street before purchasing elsewb
Fancy paper bexes made order In shape and trimmed
tasefuiv.
B. b. have had premiums and diplomas awarded
70 then for their specimens Of cocred papers, well for
their Fancy Boxes '#*
Mandatory, No. 81 Gold Fulton a2sims
REALS HAIR REsTORATIvE.--This vslp.
n nble dfseovery wow introduced 90 the public with Ne
fullest confidence ard assurance that viii effect
lie application, via: the COMPLETE RESTORATION
OF THE HAIR upon the heads Of tks~e who
ssme, and have The reby bsc.me bald partially
fully this has bees applied never hsvisg failed
single instance but ~ not broug the public 10
sell bu, to be applied upou The principle oes charge with
out success, deemed Unnecessary swell advertise
NEST with particulars
Its virtues fully sad Satisfactorily tested tn,
hesds OF those that entirely bald, have been, BY a
Of besu,ifsi hair .T'F -
Az hrms.s and qsseksry - ,l. matter utterly dc
Beses MAR Restorative win he applied by the dsceve~rs
~ nvensor Levi u besh u those whs desire avail
,seuseves o - beneficial effects the s6se OF o. ~ Mac
ssn,ei We rlst street Nsw Yevk.
M"ne med eesps'r ~hetb~ old Or young Of having their
Psymen, y. be received r any spplcsos OF The r.
restcrstea ofthe hair. mla srs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-18
TIE OKAAT- NIsFHK1 FOUND o6T!.
III AIR.

a. cEAHDJEAA's c0MPCsIEEIOx-A. I'm
iis .Ils .ls I.:s: asndli; - 6 '''' o.
a., 4. p:s By
the os.es,a,ios. of fame they
'ig1sa The public with The wsTSswwonses r,odgy!
ia. .s
sa I o
VIZ, A., .he study Of The skin on The head .
ted doctors who recommended specific
might for It's effects be compared to the resuave activity
The numefous experiments N. Grandean has made leave
and of which step circulation the inros
which al together asto form the capi
all hair with facility In moist hair Of which the yes.
tube Itself being continually sa with H. snaha,ss the per.
,nsn ne ascending effect cannot take place but by
daysoay. win he hair 70 The roots
Qualify Of he lnbp bn, e. en not only according To the
ton, which ought TO be employed night reIng;
the skin the produces often very abuo
re II son with that
The friction that has been made before and
rally ever while BY employees This Composition in the
~ h on ne results can only ne The
Tor receiving from this Composition all its santa-
does preeminence and surpasses an
,ha, has emPo ed for the treatment har One
which should be purchased by all parents fer the
sm1sn the weakest hair gives to all sorts obair admirable
soness, ustre and aeness keeps great me asure
tror, Becoming il is extraordinary specific TO
from the the he ad that powdery sediment which
many persons complain Of II nny be daily applied
head OF the aged as well as the youngest chlds.
The considerable sale thereof the and
day receives, Isl certain guarantee and 10 Danish all
the tears That in his mind concerning
cacy Each will receive with the bottle treatise pro-
per treatment Of the hair. l,+.. ".
NJ Grandeans Composition which has hitherto been sold
without order will henceforth partake Of the
| &c. &c.
No Barclay doors from Broadway, House)
AGENTsMr Gilbert, in Boston Mr. LAHORE, Philadelphfar
Devlle Baltimore Miss Tilby Patersen Miss Henry New.
ark Mr.. Fraaceis, Cincinnati. ,.----
a27.InDGW A. GRANDJEAN.
! SWAIN,s WORM SUGAR PLUNTS-An efhca-
10 be discharged numbers and when
OF woras they do much good in carrying OF tho
secretion OF from the stomach bowels which gene
rate hew ard is Injurious children alive For
sale by The prspretor' sagent III FA
m27tf No 90 Nassau ST. corner of Julien
] HOUCk'S PANACEA-Prepared solely from Vegs-
taken with perfect safety by all and in all
cures tor the following Loss Of Ap-
petite Indigestion Inflammation Of the Stomach BIrs
strua,isn Aeue and Fever Billions Remtent Fever Ty-
phus Fever Scarlet Fever Small Pox Erysipelss ST. An
ihony's Fire hma, Pleurisy Measles, Yellow Fever Cos-
Consumption Influenza Colds Coughs insa%msosy sSss
Throat, or Qutsey whosping Cough, Thrush or sore
mouth Pulrid Ssre Throat Group ofthe Heart
Drcpsy tickets Diseases efhe LIVER Jaundice Difficulty Of
real Diseases Ulcers Ssres Skis and all ds-
eases arising from Impure Blood nc Price per bottle 81
And Dealers drugs medieiaes paints oil aye woods vii.
dew gs. Sc No. 1874 Greenwich street New York; also By
| al6-3m- 5fA .fth' E& 8lT7"l---"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-18

SWAIN,S WORM SUGAR PLUMS-An efica-
~ cious and convenient medic for children
be dcbargedin great numbers and when no
OF they do much good carrying
secretion OF from the stomach and bowels which gene
them, injurious children alive For
sale by The prsprietor's agent anaL li.fL i
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-18
ruE NEW YoR sS cI + nnSAEsHi ANurAoruRlrs

the NEW yoR H' cfsEmrcxE IANyvAoTURlN
co. have conslasy for sale n 4Y RI .#N ##U
OIL vitriol Alum. tf
Blesching Salts, Copperss,
Aqua Arnouia. Muviewc Asid, ,.
Aous Forts Nitric Acid,
Blue vitrioI Manganese,
Add missy other svtslesin Rec ofheir business.
Orders win BE- received a their BsnklnE house, No.
Broadway eMce 81 their sKen No 81 West
~1siys 9EO. =. otLRxRr. Ares,
ErXTNA FINH BOOT9-oID RICHARDS MAKE
II always tip top Of tn fashion III 6ne light &al and
high heel beoss sto2s the pair
most sIessn, superfns rreses, ssd native he
kev bsos - - the pair 1000 ooss /.
nrssdwsy Ne boo pair ef above bcos 81 his
mssufseiue and e.. ws,srt every psir - well end
rp sch Aiso $50 pairs so~~ Nest IN Inn, sisv
Cor ismill~s wear, chesp Apply q OLD RiCHARDS,
mys.tmA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-18

q l. . D.
n qslsq.Is4
best md Il q
BY tin sa place %p"" daily
as L hubMu,T
leEaashhu New Q April I
IRONS ali
to
miles I'M general
rby
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-18

ID The great popularity established demand for this
medicine OF lengthy aovers ment
unnecessary Wher. pills have been once intro
ced into family they become standing remedy ana are
called for again and again, which is sufficient proof OF er
good qualities. Numerous testimonials OF their value, ron
gent men of the especaby, accompanying each
box, with tull directions .
Bishop Ives, DIR. Hawkes. Gov Irede Hon. H. Potter Hon
r. Stanley, Rev. VIM McPheeers, ID. d.. and many OF the
first ply seians in this country among those who have
furnished letters testimony of the beneficial effects resulting
from the OF these pills. MM
The Pills are put up in superior style, ia Tin boxes, con-
.e H. d. TURNER, h
1870 Broadway. New York, up stairs
IJ And for sale by most of the respectable druggists
ayfo -I,,s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-18
CUTLERY, CUTLERY-The subscribers hav.

CUTLERY, CUTLERY--The subscribers have
~ received, and offer for sale redaced prices splendid
of Cuteyivory balance handle table and des
knives, with without forks, in coHpete OF 81 pieces
and upwards with fine warranted and slcers 10
match also fine table cutlery fitted in rosewood and
ers; "orkscrews British ate table and desert forks and
spoons hutter and 81 knives ladies' &c all well worth
the attention of persons commencing housekeeping.
Pocket CUTLERY-Rodgers and Cookies celebrated pen
and pocket knives great varey also sporsmen and Con-
gress knives mounted in gold ana silver
RAzoRs-rhe celebrated mathematical razors, Rodgers,
Elliott, and Smith Razors warranted good excbsnged Me-
ehss magic srop and patent able travelling and shaving
S..
ScTssoRs-Pan and fancy LADIES' cutting lace
PIsToLsOf dueing belt, and pocket pistols, splendid
assortment.
NIB. Retailers Stationers supplied usual small
advance. GRAVELEY WREAKS
a30.lms 9Astor House.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-18

The different rivers, capes, and ether remarkable
objects between Pranklin's Return Reef and Bee
chy's Cape Barrow, were named by Messrs. Dease
ard Simpson after the Governor and Directors Of the
Hudsons Bay Company, and other gentlemen connect.
ed with the FUR trade.