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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-21
Sales ut the Stock Exchange.
State Of Trade.

TUESDAY EVENING. Feb. -
Commercial transactions fiat usual. There appears
BE- scarcely thing doing Some uninporsn have
Soush 10 Mobile the d. and Tor the week pseyisus 70 the
last was steady and active There has been sale Of 5000
there se ms 10 be NTH NJ doing Foreign held a
domestic there very nte In ihs market Fregh Haue
Auction saesBy simms& Colo bbs white bean, ., 7se
&c DO; $40 gal drmohns SIC DO; IS baskets ebsnpsrns
Perle brand, 81 dol SO bags Sap Domingo coffee 6e DO
Hav FEB s-since prices Of ceaee have i'm
proved prime gresn ~ other Qualities y 70 i We do
70 hand and found ready buyers II i5 brown
an per cent New YORK &
csun Boston per cert discount nom Yesterday ~ reals
MAT.sna avail Of this convey ance to advise
h}ass Several large delivery contracts have been made
from nc % &c ss
hsvey.r making on nters account Mol"s,s scarce
cargo ns. i M" III rails cose se d. Esessnss:
-oa Leader 10 per cent premur U.ited States Northern
TO surop. per ton e, To- United safes box sugar
ss ~ coffee, per 10 ici moIasses hhds ofio gallons 81
PROVISIONS No,v tb.,ard.g the unusually large sup.
BY The mos Of bs hs price beef % rse one cent
yesterday mall the markets. The price Of every thing else
II n.t hte Singular thai same day ths, fat cat,
tie brought iasnc,s 81 per hu.red The Newyorh
ss7 per hundred pounis There be something more
than meets the eye 10 account for this.
IMPORTAT1ONs.
HAvArA-ship Crstova Colpn-3e bxs ~ bids
oes seq 5000 orange. sroord Tieson Co2i bags
oGee James-le5 % de n feinoto--ie2do A Mllei-
"a do Kchng Colo bales tobacco lfogau Milny7
do Fustc bxsersrs LaaaGs bales 10, Lo-
Fugue, ofPhisdelphiai7 bales pa IN soap Chaselsn
Posvert-f 90 bbls wine " Gamtx-23 p~kges n,dre VIM
Whit wright pkge Felix vorcs-l case Chas Coleman
ron HARMONY Co cash. honey Tsso yie,s5 bses
Wits cases SCARS Bsaeos DO sChsppl.-6d do 90 jose
Axslop2 Dc Ira Clsrktdo 500 boxes do de rsya-3n9
do Mletiso do A Moc,er-3 % do q Flmendorf-23 do
Goinl do Wilson yr4a bxs do Romsgosa-4 cases
Hay Jacqueln Allen
II kox do Ne wboid-3 bbls Goodbue co.. do Moses
Taylor boz rigue, Col do schermerborn.i biz
Br pder Morgan CO. bhi fruit Mrs. Flmcre5 hhs do
Hurlhui Co--2o do Fawry-2 BIS segsrs MT Pesk-
20 hys do " oN,hlseeer- 3 bales tobacco N order
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-21
From Albany.

STATE LEGISLATURE, 18th February. The Litera-
ture Bill was taken up in the Senate; several amend
ments were proposed and rejected, and on a division
the bill was ultimately thrown out.
In the House, the General Banking Bill was con-
sidered in committee OF the whole. A debate arose
on filling the blank fixing on the minimum of the
capital of an ASSOCIATION. Two motions were before
the house, one to insert 100000; and the other
$4,000 The larger sum was rejected and Mr.. Ia
briskie moved 10 insert 100000. The committee
after some discussion rose, and reported, without
coming 10 any decision.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-21

OPENING CANAL STREET TO THE BowERY.-The
opening OF Canal street is likely 10 be vigorously
urged; and think, this tine with every probabili-
~ Of success. The advantages Of this measure are
so obvious that none but those directly interested in
the Bowery Theatre opposeii and as long thea
tire stands there admit, that the expense of effect
ing the improvement would be too costly for the pro-
ject 10 be mooted. As the playhouse however seems
20 be destined periodical destruction, would il no,
be well, only to save dangerous and runous in
vestmeni TO carry the street through and thus pre-
serve SPECTATORS from their own folly and operate
convenience for the city at the same times Now is
the time for a efforts and j, is atisfactory
TO know that the effort Will be made
The only losers by the fire are Mr.. Dinneford and
the Courier d. Enquirer printing establishment. The
stockholders are ensured Mr.. Hamblin, the ground
landlord no worse off than he was before as he can
always claim the payment Of MS rent I'LL the expra-
ton Of the lease and he was insured with the other
stockholders for his amount Of shares.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-21

EHAnKLIN rHEATEE.-Tbe msnsrsr Of This
log not interim In 10 the city DESTROYS ~ oganirsg
strong talented and sfcient Company asd TOR this pur
posr hjs stensIos receiving the application
such and sniy such % acknowledge dramatic merit
Applc alien msde In atth Box ONCE, bewees
the bours Of 10 and O'Clock - -
rrsnhiin Theatre, Feb II, isSs wm shFTON
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-21

II At Cincinnati they had four inches of snow
Yesterday week, and are making the mos of it. On
Friday they had two inches more, and seighng
il away in high glee.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-21

APEScHANT FOR BREEcHEs.-On Saturday, at Bal
timore, young person offered horse for sale. The
appearance of the seller was very eemnate and ex-
cited much atten tion Having succeeded in efecting
sale, the meney about being paid over, when a
stranger arrived and claimed the horse his proper
iy. The vender was taken before magistrate, and
the proved and, subsequent examination, the
offender turned out to be of the genter sex, who
very appropriately native of Yorkshire, Eng
land) horse stealing county in which Mr. Richard
Tarpin was born. She stated that she had unsexed
her habilments for three years, during which time
she had worked as a laborer on the canal.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-21

The LADIES AND LEArHER.-The rapid thaw in
the middle OF the day begins to udmonish the ladies
fair to look well to the protection of their neither
tremities and prepare in time against the causes of
declines, consumPtrons, and general i-health. The
cid proverb tells us that there is nothing like leather
and Mr. Nagle, who mas pitched his tent at the nini
table Ryders boot and shoe store opposite the Brick
Church in Beekman street. is in fair way of proving
the apothegm by his Improvements in the article.
implore the ladies to improve the present season,
before the weather breaks up; and not be taken, in
wet sloPpy, dirty weather. in the state in which the
foolish virgins in the parable were caught mapping
and with lamps antrimmed. We engage to take pro-
per care Of and be responsible for, their DEAR gentle
amiabe and suspectbe hearts, provided they pay due
regard TO the admonitiens and philosophy of the
Herald; in that case, all that will be then required
will be to look well 10 their ways and tread in the
right path, which Mr.. Nagle will TO. AT all
events, we hope the Indian rubber abomnatlen, and
is humsugging nonsense, will be superseded.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-21

a TO LETLA Hosse with ahskehouse and oyess
E~ Insurs n WILLIAM BOND,
~ f1.Ins % Orchard ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-21
WAsal!NsG;,T.oST,ss B.nTE DAY BALL.

WA.snaI.SN.G;,T,o'SNlss B ,.srE,pA'yy BALL.
his friends and the public that he intends giving
Grand Military aud Civic Ball the 22d Of February IN
which occasion number OF popular national airs win
Ne played and military cotioRs Dane mr. commence al
admission si 10 he had ., the Hall ran band viii sens
provided by NJ. Brew. The leader
and Subs rbers that there will be Public wednes
DAY evening" the a on sseosnl The Ball The
dav alter that rs usual f2an
II 10 THE EDITOR OF the BERALD-My duty
10 my fellow citizens, and The sineere gratitude TO Dr. WI
ans, Ocus the Of Canal and Broadway,
obges write my wies for your pub
cs',on For thirteen years she had been na O.
the Eye Institution Aher going three times they said
ssyed She has been under Dr. williams r., almsn' ony Eve
weeks the time she commenced with hin she had be led
and his ende and go alone 10 bor Der SIGHT
very much better tina, hn-- the greatest reason " sap
poseh win be perfectly restored TO her; ,o.,,
1855 rear OF 1874 Lsurens st. scar Bleecker.
1T,HEsaRAHAM' BENEFIT.-The committee Of
Thesire for he Benefit Of Mr. j. Grasp ee"sssy soo"n
nus Tbese and The misfortune being entirely depriy-
ed o. bis sight constitute snch claim that they confident
u inhabitants O Ne" York will not be 'ppss.;s to
A ssUMTtD PICK Es-
"A 1000 eases, aorcn each, gallon jan
1900 DO 90 do halt do
c.IJa. WELLS. is4 water
j2e-sms door Rclrs vessl
OsT.on the evening the 7,h inst s,.e stree
chit @med with "ee Ts. ssssr sp ,rsaes the =
NO morris st. will be suitably rewarded. n0&s
ID hYB .k1s' PV0R MANs ERIEND-
.ed humors which OMEN break children ssr ysce.
alton for The eew .na also for cats barns ssds bruises
face, &c For ssie wl,oie... =. re,s,.y, :, -
no No. 90 Nassau 81 Fuop.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-21

CIRcuIr CoURr-Tuesday, Feb. 20.-Before Judge
Edwards
Seth Couch VS.. Elisha Blosmer.-This was Gu
rious case. The plaintiff had sold the defendant
most incongruous collection of articles for $l6000
en- which Mr.. John Pendleen, well known in the an
nails of the civil courts had claim ofS5O0O or $4,000
To show a slight outline of the system Of spccua-
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-09-21
Genuine uoru. fInli.cauli,
Chinese NiullerF,.

Viii. s0lsfi..f .saEt
cured the pb4e ID !
Ffss ST tte reItafs S4tsl
IaR fssnrr isas rs t
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l !; !; I

III VIE in ueasc ara increasing ..apalauty d
n these Pile, Is sHoiIi.r proof OF the i1falli,
bttiy OF tbs old adsge, that truth il powerful
and will prevail" Other pills are oniy puif, d
BAT Or. Peters are Purchased end praised AID re.
commended until the demand for them has be-
CONE altasst universal.
D.. Peters would impress this fact uoan tie
public, thai his pills are mt qnack madeline,
bu, scientific compound Of simple., which ia.
been the Fesul. Of many years intense application
10 profession in which he was regularly bred.
and hence it is popular uih the feguiar f4eul.
~ IS with the people al large.
One of the many peculiar virtues nf the Eepe.
tshie Pills Is, that phiie very F.swctfu IN their
effects TREY are particularly mig and gentle in
their action. Unlike the generality Of medicines.
thsir application is attended sita laa.ea Or
gripping.
Peters Vegetable Pills are new regarded BIZ
otc vino have had an opportunity 10 decide
upon their merits, as sn inssslmsblc PUBLIC
BLESSING.
Without an exception in age or country, no
medicine has spread with such ragifliy and given
such universal satisfaction.
Prepared b. Joaspb FFiesliy Peters. VI H., M
~ Liberty street N.@ York. Zach s.x contains
~ Pills. Price SO cents.
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For using Dr Peters ttiybfsied Tsgstabte Pills
l. Because Trey arc exceedingly popular, which
proves them TO BE- exceedingly good.
2. Because they composed u sim pies which
have the rover To do cord 10 immense number
Of ea=es without possessing the means 10 do injury
10 any
g. Beeause they are not qaaea medicine bot
thesctenufc compound ola regular physiciaa. " ho
has made his profession the study Of his life
d Because they are not UNPLEASANT 10 lake. nor
distressing to rsisia, Wla they are most effective
to operate.
D Hscabse they are recommended Is a standard
mFeicine by The regular isculty.
Eefaafe BY keeping The system ia a natural
state q action. the core slDo.i every disease vboh
- Incidental 70 the hu9tan frame
y cause They are ehes p aud portable. and will
retain al their situcs 10 foil vigor 10 any climate
and for any length Of tifne.
B@cagse, aolgifhsiandng their sim plicitv and
fnidness, thry are one IT the speediest pursssiye
medicines which has yet been discovered
2 Becanse iheg are an unf4iIiug remedy for nto
coring good appetite.
10. Because IN Of spleen Or despopdenev
BY hair besHhF influence tho excited sGats Of Tie
Indy t1ef baFea most happy effect 10 calming ahI
inggoratGg the mind
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Interested in the history lie heard. that he
stood With open mouth and eyes, in mute as.
constituent, nor had he even power 10 soho.
II aims from Two weIl.dressed ladies' who
PASSED al that moment. could not help
being struck with the story, but | had not
time to comment on it, us the dill gence had
arrived 10 which ! seated myself, aud pur.
sued my way. From that period los,
SIGH, Of the beggar, whether The fear of the
police, or the hopes OF gaming ten thousand
crowns year had wroughtihe change was
not aware I; It Is sufficient TO say that from
that DAY he was never seen ai the Barrier.
Many years after, 1t happened that bust
uess called me to Tours. lns,rolling through
be city stepped into book sellers shop,
to purchase new work that had made some
noise. found there, four young unep, ali
buslly engaged, while stout looking man
was giving them orders, as he walked up and
dowa with an air Of importance. thought
bad seen the face ofihe bookseller beiure,
but where, | could not for a moment tell,
until be spoke, aud then discovered hun
TO be Ely old friend Anthony. The re
coguitlen was mutual; he grasped my
hand, and led the through hts shop into q
well furnished parlor, he lavished every
kindness on me, and finally, gave me hls
history from the time We parted at the Bar
rier. With the crown of The stranger be be.
I san, as he had advised him, 10 collect rags /;
he made money, became the partner OF q
| paper manufacturer, married his daughter /;
IN short, hts hopes we're fulfilled, his ambl
ton gra,ified, and be could now count hIs
income n, ten thousand crowns. lie pray ed
every day for blessings or his benefactor, VIM
had been the means of raising him iio;n the
degraded condition Of a common beggar
Aathony IS 50 convinced Of the evil and SIT,
OF ,dleaess, and Of subsIs,tng on the aims OF
others, thai, while liberal aud kiud to those
sho are willing to work, no entreaites, H.
applications, ever prevailed en- bun 10 be
stow single sous on those who would not
help themselves.
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POETRY.
FEMALE RESOLUTION.


Ns,Ins will see hun more,
Since ,hss he likes to roam,
And Nhen his cab stops a, the door,
John. say-rm not at home
He smiled las, night when sulis smiled,
They must have met before y
II thus By her be Is beguiled,
III never sec him more.
III sing no mere the songs he loved.
Nor play the wshres DER;
Nor wear the colurs be approved.
III never please him mots
III conquer soon Loves foolish flame.
As thousands have before,
Look strange whens'er hear his name,
And ne'sf pronounce II more.
The plaii Of hair must resign,
That next my heart I've wore;
lie too mus, yield that tress OF nine
He stole Nker Truth he swose.
The miniature used 10 trace,
Aud feel Romantic Ger,
III tear from It's morocco case,
And-neyer kiss it more,
This Flng-his eift-l ,Hast return,
Qt makes ..y finger sore D
Then there's his letters-those III burn,
And trample on the floor
His sonnet tina, my aIbdm grsced,
My tears thus blot il o'erl
The leaves together thus I'll paste,
Ana never behold il more
III waltz aud flirt with Ensign G.,
(Fho' voted Oft bore =
Ia shert. I'll show my heart 10 free,
Aud sigh for him 10 moro
five shsuld meet bis eyes shall shrink
My scornful glance before -
Heavens that's hrs knock here John ! thin
III see hip jssf--OscE MORE.
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Important information

To ttoss sgfsritR trith Ckosra Nstbs., Di4rfbos.
Summer Complaints, Costes, CFamEs ! SFasmS
FksHE utitiy OF r. :. BERNARD'S Remedy
n for thossra has ceased - be- problem. III.
pefisnre, the only sure foundation o. X iicinal,
On all OTHER kinds of knoa ledge has stfectually
established what the Jueieioes composition Of the
Remedy, It's admirable adaptation 10 the various
indications which occur N the course Of these dis
eases Of the stomach, liver and bew cts, usuall,
designated a. Cholera com plants, led The Pfopfit-
tor 30 anticipate from fhs first OF si experience,
however, that OF ncn comp-taut To discriminate
accurately add to decide Justly upon the effects OF
a medicine. nest BE- tie best and wIih such h.
it. avor. the musj ;asidious 10 these matters,
muss lay aside these prejudiees.
The indications of cure aEe--to tranqHtEize the
stomach and bowels - relieve the excessive pus.
nag and 3arsing to stIay the increased ifrilahia
" 81 the ntesliBes giving rise To increased gefi-
tatte rss'ioa 20 fsevo that fheumatle state of,he
bOSel winch IS oiteg tbe aileGdant ct Chronic ca.
ses sometimes accompanied with iatlamma tila
and u!ceraiion 10 overcome the spasfn. eqes Izs
tie circulation. and restore ~afsih to the surface
remove congestion Of the internal orEsns and to
relieve tits morbid rritabl.stF at The brain and ner
voas system ;-ali 9f trick ha- heea effected b,
the use Of Bcypara's Reneeag fer Caoiera ceftia
Gates Of hieh base been gigcn at yatIous times If
the efficacy 10 cases Wldesy different IL TIER orr
gin and progress Of each other.
u Look 10 the Certificates snd directions whieh
accompany each bottie they arc tic besi ettdcucz
thai esa Be s,Eea. F. ,tsl~ by Williams 4 n47d
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Just ne Received and o.,
iron CASH ONLY , saie
Williams a Bo,a ~
GOELItKI,ss' ''"'
MATCHLESSSiNiTu,

. ''e0'ti"s ni more value 10
'i'nes - aosarla, or even the nr,,. 'aar Ia,
our eiooe,--a medicine which "''.a trulgtt,
from u'e vegetable, animal and uo''ihed "a,
sad mus possesses Tnaryts,n ''a'tai Ainga.r
cine which, though desisa,d j, a. ie"'r, =, ..
Sumption solely. Is POSSESSED az II 'thntdy hfG
enee over many diseases al ill., y y''efioul n
Who are s sI,'s og,a' TO be '.lu,ds, i l,o
many HON they had resigned d i. eara
issatiAnlE eRsvE. we sHPai
,., posI OF ,ht saos,ive, Tor sdol,
atop' 'ae o'fte''ons explaining ,is ', NY sa1
s'ag half o. quarter drop. W.T. '''aHsr Il
per RsLf OUNCE. "a ee.'siF 81
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.AL fRot EssioN IN Ge,m,a, ,'s Nc
We The Undersigned, ptse,i,,o,s. ''a'
70 osiusn,' s'e vel swsrs thai, /, y y, .s'
se 1'a, forfeit 'hs itltnd.h,p Of .,.. y ~ @
". but not Of IT. tenestlent tses.t..l p u q
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t''" i'ei' ah tIP'saslUn OF o., ss,s-.' ~
NC sonheneAs % nusouHduess al "A. ''ti|
"sn sseutst, @e are happg 10 a., 4. 'sI
''s ',Ae@'''s loo FaIas bio noi = Or ',f,,
'--'e' ~hst our eyes L<hold ase a., - saI
masl bs4ievr. ''s to- |
VI hefsb, state, that Nheh n, J..
s'oe1'eAe hrst care b isss ii, L.. s'
he pretended diseoVertt a F'+-e
ne~ medicine, az hssd hin IN ~, I.l.
tempt e'fssing sed opsel, 30, s.,',
be bass 'nposiei and the p,is., !, .,.. s -
90 hearing 81 much sald ,k.a y
seaiusi 4 snc tor IL. We asf, ,n5u.-s 80
hFss "' curiosity mstely, o. u,sA. A.
Pa'ra virtues aNea aunt. If "a, 80
rA''s1is and NC tsos eern ii an, -,
even al 'ae saf*ust - oas ssl-lnl.,...s
." scA"s~ dye So siaeae, 10 cara. ~. -
sus'p'tHn, bat otisss fr4ftal a. Az,
'i@'s Sef'ioiofr tviisstd to ls .rs 80
ennssfnps iet 'ise d@rgvsrsi 81 IT,. e.<.
at ace s~at1osea up ~ eut sire, go.
at N'sss eneApFeted rssult.. ars.
"a' 4sgse "a btF", &c 60 ttahli, ~ \,
sptia That &C hsh ss hm shii,t,s,..'s
d'sh hss1s 10 'he psoasassoa ate 4 =,
ahArh gave Bum b,sfh
Tie feesat aespstsn .; fhss s5st,t. 4.
et snr Larup~sp hespssais q. a.sn
BAT g psf otns ell lts laasass. 80.
oaf tssts@aopy, fss ubsfttet II t.es.f
os q best wttaest
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HEADQUARTERS !
Concord, Y G, isr =, l.- (

A IL 0Fccrs II Tie Regiment of Cagalty 81
"a tsebst % the Ish Dog ste and f,h Division
Of North Carolina Itlaa ars hrftby commando
% pafsas n Concord, 90 he til b q lebsr arar.
4 ~ O'clock, 4. VI, eqatpped far nrili ard Court
Manual Aud on the 5th. attb their respective
troops, for mdiiaty exercise AID fcyew. prertsess
a. o'claek, 4 VI
~ otart 81 Jous O. W4ft.eY 81 Csradi.
tilsP A. VI. BARRY, AIT.
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land for sale.

h@aBsu HDT -aff.
R fEstiE subscriber al sxssre.
49,. trrs for sale The s-x<fssSS
IllltET plantation Whefe On sSTf
'' A'' he resides, l,iag one ---aA~>-
nile South west &c Mil Grove, Cabafrus
County, 90 each side of Ciark's Creek. and
contains between $50 and GOO acres. veil
improved, With good PLAIN substantial build
lngs. Tie land is ali suited for cultivation
and m good order--there Is also plenty n
bottom and meadow land. Their !. nbou,
200 acres cleared and under cultivation.
The place has formerly been in three la.
nod q we'll suited for ono, two or three
families to realde On. ANY person vi~hiog
TO remain IN good old North Carolina. All
DO wei 70 come and examine Cor themselves,
as ! an determined 10 give a good bargain
and sell ow FOR Cash. wait hid.
LEVI HOPE.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-01-04
BUEn

NNIIE greatest ornament 10 the human body is
u nspendid head Of hair. 1t has recently
been discovered that the genuine BUFFALO, s
OIL is a sovereign remedy for Badness, prevents
the hair from coming of, promotes the growth,
continues the luxuriance, aud improves The beau
ty. It is far superior to any other animal orveg-
etable oil, and in case of fever, where the hair
becomes dry and begins TO come off, there is no
application more efiectual in restoring.its beauty
and rendering it in II healthy state.
1t is put up at low price, that all classes can
have access: TO it. None genuine unless put up
in fiat bottles, with HAIR OIL impressed in the
glass. Also, to prevent imposition, il will be
signed by the sole proprietor. WIN. Brown, Bos-
ton, 4sl Washington Street. Rctaed 37t cents.
For sale by x. J. TAYLOR, Newport ; J.
Balrh, Providence Samuel Shove, Fall River
f. Thornton g. Son, New Bedford S. .. Dun
bar, Taunton.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-01-04
RAIL ROAD LINE TO BOSTON.

A stage will leave Newport every day, Sunday
m excepted, at 81 O'Clock A. M. and arrive in
Fall River at I2i o'clock, leave Fall River at l
O'Clock and arrive in aunton at o clock p. NJ.
the cars leaves at a O'Clock p. NJ. and arrive in
Boston 81 o'clock.
Returning tho cars leave Boston every day at
o'clock A. NJ. and arrive in unton abou,
A. M. Stages " III leave directly after for Fall
River and Newport, arrive in Fall River at l2R
o'clock, leave Fall River at I o'clock, and ar
rive in Newport at o'clock p. NJ. Stage Fare
S2-Railroad 81 so.
a stage will leave Fall River every day, Sun
day excepted, after the arrival Of the Newport
stage for New Bedford, where they will arrive at
p. NJ.
Returning stage will leave New Bedford eve
~ day, Sunday excepted, at s a. NJ. and arrive
in Fall River st ] o'clock. Passengers can have e
two hours in Fall River and arrive in New port at
4 o'clock p. NJ. Stage Fare S2.
Extra Coaches at all times on reasonable terms.
Stage pooks at Messrs. Townsend's & Has
ards 'io'e's.
RUFUS B. KiNsLEY 81 Co. Proprietors.
Newport. July 6, 1887.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-01-04
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