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The native American., 1838-05-12
From The Western Star, Lebanon, o.

bIGAMY AND DEsERTIoN.-We received on
yesterday evening the following advertisement,
which we publish gratuitously and with pleasure,
hoping that it will be the means of speedily
bringing to punishment the hearess villain for
whom the reward is offered Editors will sub
serve the ends of Justice by extensively copying
it,
One hundred dollars reward will be given for
the apprehension and delivery to the proper au.
thorities at Rochester, Warren county, Ohio, o
REUBEN DAVID; or .ffy dollars for lodging and
safely keeping him in any Jail in the State ol
OHIO. Said Reuben David is about five feet eight
or nne inches high, twenty-one or two years Of
age, white hair, fair complexion, dark blue eyes,
slender made, somewhat soop-shouldered: tailor
by trades was born and raised in Fayette county,
Pennsylvania. Said Reuben married the unfor-
tlnate person whose name is below, on the 18th
day OF December last and left here on the 18th
day oil FEBRUARY last, under the pretence OF going
to Holmes county, Ohio, for money. II is as
certalned that he has wife now living in Clark
county. Ohio; that he married her on the 24tll
day OF March, 1886, and left her in like manner
on the 10Th day of September, 1896.
The subscriber has been enabled to offer the
above reward by the kindness Of her friends; and
all editors in the United States that would pro-
tect helpless women from imposition from such a
heartless villain, earnestly requested to give
this notice two or three Insertions All letters
addressed to the postmaster at this place will be
attended to.
ELIZA DAVID, late Sites,
Rochester, Uarren Co. O. Nurch %, 1898.
The father of this unfortunate young lady is
Mr.. Ii. Sites a respectable and worthy citizen
of Rochester, in this county.
The native American., 1838-05-12

BRITISH ARMY IN AMERIcA.-The following
is the proposed distribution of her Maiestv's
troops in North America, their number and
strength:
Hai.far.-The 22d, 73d, and 93d regiments.
consisting Of 500 men each.
NcW BrumsWick.-The 18th and 65th reoi-
mens, consisting Of 600 men each.
Canada.-The lst Dragon Guards and 7th
Hussars, consisting together Of 500; the second
battallons Of the Grenadier and Coldstream
Guards, consisting Of 500 men each; the lst, 5th.
2Oth, 24th, 32d, 34th, 43rd, 66th, list, s3rd and
s5th foot, consisting Of 600 men each.
ihe entire number Of British troops in Canada
VIII thus be seen to be 10000 infantry and 500
cavalry, exclusive Of artillery and engineers.
And when disbanded, or their term Of service
expires, off they'll come to the U. States.
The native American., 1838-05-12
OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

From work recently published in England,
enuied General Statistic OF the British En-
pre-, by James Mcqueen, of Glasgow, which
exhibits great industry and care in its execution,
we extract the following items He estimates
the number OF horses in the country to be 2,33l,-
562 (of which 5Sl 1913, he takes to be riding or
carriage horses,) and their value ESQ, ,s92, l43,
about $30l ,0OO, ,OOO.)
The permanent stock of "black cattle, is IA
100000, the replacing portion i 400 900. and
their value g2l5, 600, 900.
The number OF sheep is calculated to be up-
wards of 53,O00,OOO, and their value eco, ,57s,-
335, (about $3OO, 1000, ,OOO.)
The stock Of swine is rated at 8,27O, 900, and
their value the same figures in pounds sterling,
(about $S2 ,OOO, ,OO0.
The capital in poultry and rabbits is calculated
at upwards Of glO,OOO,OOO.
The capital invested in cotton manufactures is.
upon the most accurate calculation, taken to be
EOS, ,973,872. The annual charges upon the trade
amount to e39 9,20s,9O2. Total value Of goods
manufactured in 1888, 952,5l3,4l6.
The capital employed in the wooden trade, is
estimated to be upwards of g7O, 900 900, and the
persons employed i'll the factories Cd, 900. The
value OF woOlen manufactures in 1893, is stated
to be 93l ,4s2, l6O, of which g6, ,294, ,432 was ex
ported.
There are 1877 factories in the United Kingdom
engaged in the silk trade, which give employment
to 100000 persons. The annual production is
about gl0,OOO,OOO.
The value of manufactured leather is stated TO
be upwards of Ell, 900 900, of which $9, 900 900
is spent in labor. The declared value of leather
wrought and unwrought, and saddlery exported
in 1884, only amounted to $685.
The number of persons employed in the hard
ware and cutlery trade is estimated at 10000, and
the value g3S, ,l70, 600.
1t is stated, and tits singular fact that the
annual value of animal manure in the United
Kingdom, is estimated upon correct data to be
g59, ,s60,O0o (about $269, 900, ,OOO(-an article
which appears to be Of much more value to them.
than the whole Of their cotton manufactures
The native American., 1838-05-12
JUMPER.


ANOTHER CAPTIVE CHEF GoNE.-This dis
ungulshed seminole Chlefdied yesterday morning
and was buried in the afternoon. Tn h;s cafs.s
were placed his tobacco, his pipe. his RIA a,I
other equipments, according to his peonle,s c,s
tom. The military, and a number Of citizens !.
tended his funeral, which was conducted with IN
the honors of war. He had been on 4 s;ck bad
lor nearly two months past.-N. O. True Am
The utter mockery that is made Of Tho s.o~a,,
right Of suffrage in this city is one Of tho 49,.
alarming signs of the times. The Who'll .s:.:.. oss
the naturalization laws. is defied. Our Mar;aa
Court manufactures american C;t;yeas ,,;.s
steam-car rapidity. In the heart Of the aloo.;a. -
Perlures OF the most fragrant kind have been con-
mi'ted at the polls. Double voting was becom;na
so common that many boasted of It. What n.r.e,
IS ,lKely 70 be the most guilty of these thinos ~
Puohc can Judge from the fact, that the Locofooo
party lesls, every proposition for regsty law. or
ans on'er r law mat Will give the people an honest
Oae o'a Of four thousand. edtor &c i,
Newark Daily Advertiser learns from f.;s.' =. 'ne
orange, j., that an inhabitant of a.. a.
formerly barber in this CITY. came Go ~,
vo'ea al our election, in the 9th Ward. and ;s nn,
ooasnngoi his exploit. The editors friend o,;ot.
70 rePor, the name of this fellow TO the autber;
nes rh ana nave him punished as he deserves
meIe were cases enough of this kind during
Nui llree days., to fill the State Prisons ;1
New Jersey and New York.-Ney York Gn~s,t.
me criminal code of Louisiana. the ofF.nr;ro
we oeheve' OF the distinguished Mr.. Ed I;y;ne,
s'oh long an eminent barrister there. and late M;e
'S.er 70 france is adopted in Texas.
FROM CANADA.-We have our Montreal nonor.
to the 10Th inst. papers
Some distresses were apprehended in d;sh,nd
ing the volunteers at Quebec.
The Herald is of opinion that the rights of NJ;
fish subjects ought not to be extended 10 sa,lar.
Of American origin, as in case Of another revol,
these Americans will be sure to join the republican
standard.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-24

ma That long established AMI vel known Ho n su.sd
mated demo, on tho railroads TIE building Is 81 brick,
stories high 90 feet IN front BY Is Ia dsptn an Sona
a. roos gnrret chen floors ~ oi wnch
nve large square psrors Ass barns, coach Mouse ne
furniture will he disposed o lessee on reasonaoe tet
Hresuired Possession gwen the lfh - Feb neu. -,
FOR sale erchsnge, for Improved city property p
the banks 90 th, tudep, highly improved COW
tsnlng i2a Apply No Is ~ Marks Place,
and III O'Clock, A. M, J"im
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TON AND pHILADELPHIA
nv Rail Road and Coaches
Morning Iip~-w leave the foot Of Courtlsnd st. every
rrornng Al eo,ock w the New Jersey Rail Road
New Bfuns wick theme by stage to Trenon arriving 81
Philadelphia the same afternoon. -
Re,urnng-Ieave Trenton ut ~ O'Clock. A. ster the
arrival thecsrs ofthe philadelphia and Trenton Hall Road
arriving nj NV York Al "a o'clock, w.
Fvenrc LincLesves New York foot ~ Courtandt 81 ~
o'clock r. NJ, passengers win reach Trenton by O'Clock,
lodge and take the esv s q the Phadephs .nd trenton
Rail Road, arriving in Philadelphia ~ 2 O'clock, M
Returnng-Lesve Philadelphia at o'clock r. w. arriving
In New York nj % o'clock, A. NJ :.
For apply ti IN, Road Office loot OF Courtiandt
New York the old Stage Office q south ~ 81 oppo
site Congress Hall Phadolphs and AT the bar OF ksng
Sun Tavern. NJ Trcntcp. a.
Passengers from Paterson accsrmodsted b. taking
the rst and Il cars o the Paterson Rail Read which
meet with the above nj the Junction al Bergeni and the
public sy rely spon supply ofsages New Brunswick for
their accommodation
For sestsu the above nsrcd lines apply to THOMAS Whit
feld =. Mail Co,ch Once Old No Courtlandt 81 near
Broadway, New York.
M Leaves the efHce Al quarter before A. N. and q
s'''''' Oe kIExANpsR ". CUMMING. Proprietor
New Yetk, Nov IS, 1887. jN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-24

a. LIyERPOOL PACKETss-To salt IRON
49, New YoIk the sh, and from Liverpool on Ms h OF
month In the year except that when these dates
cali on sunday the sailing the shpw be deferred until
she day. -
rrb Ship GEO. WASHINGTON, H. Holaredge, SO
Va, a-sbip PENNSYLVANIA yohp r. Smith, s,otons
Apr, e-ship INDEPENDENCE, =. Nye, master, 10
PROM lIvERrooL.
Dee A-Ship PENNSYLVANIA.
IAN ot-Ship INDEPENDENCE.
reh 24-ship ROSCOE
M.r,h 2&-shp GEO. WASHINGTON.
These sps ave nil of the FIRST class ny men o.
.., rec aud no pains expense viii be spared 70
have the ass 'h ores W ne
@ ~ The \, opretors OF the packet lines e4c Net
~, bs nor owners o these vessels will be RESPONSE
G 1 anv letters parcels packages sent by the above ships
unless regular bills lading are sgned hereor TOT "es''
or pnssp9gNSNEPy MiNruRN 4 CO is4 Front SIN. r. or
wII,DES PICKERsGILL CO. Liverpocl il
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-24

"a SAVANNAH PACKS Ts-oLD LINE
Gyk The ships comprising the above ue will be
- FROM New FORK and Savannah In the following
ssp THENTSN -; sn Bennett master
shld REPUBLICAN. n. w. Foster master.
Ship MILLEDGEvILLE, ID. L. Psrter master.
Ship NEWARK, 4. Durham rnnster.
The above ships all Of the first class and built In this city
expressly for the trade Their accommodations Tor passen-
gers elegant md extensive, and every facility will
forded To shppcrsby this line
Goods warded 10 HE subscribers will be shipped free OF
all charges except those actually incurred.
Johnson LowDEN, ss wall st. and
j7t wASHBURN LEWIS. Savannah.
<6 To sail from New vork LIST, Liver pool
-Sse1ksk the 18th OF each month;
New Ship STDDONS, Capt. -, lt January.
ship SHERIDA>, Capt J. A. Pierce, list Febrsary
SHIP GARRICK. Capt ~ Is. Palmer, LIST March.
Ship SHAKEsfEAkE Capt Collins, LIST April
LIVERPOOL.
ship GARRICK, Capt. NJ. n Palmer 18th Decembsr.
sh'psHAKEsPEARE, Capt. Collins 10th January.
New ship SIDDONs, Capt - 18Th February
Ship SHERIDAN, > A. Pierce, 10th March
These ships the first class all armed upwardsof eos
burhen. built iH the city " New York, with such i'm
combine great speed with comfort Tor
passengers. Every has been taken the arrangement
o their accommodations The price NJ passage herce 40
Tor which ample inc ud-g he viii be provided;
without wines he t20 These ships will he commanded by
experienced masters who will make every e.efcn to rive
general satisfaction Neither the capsins nor the owners OF
these ships will be esponibs for letters, parcels or pack
sent by them unless regular bills OF adng are signed
therefor. Fer freight or passage. apply to.
y. X. COLLINS \ co, IS south st. New ferk, or 70
wa. n JAS. BROWNE CO. Liverpool -
liar construction give. them security not possessed by any
other but vessels ri war. Jis
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-24

"a MOBILE PACKETS.
go Ship EDwlNA. the w q. West, master.
80 ship HECTOR. ID Post, master.
Ship LoRENA, J. Urqubart, maser.
Shin TUSkINA, II. ~. Post, master.
Ship ALBANIAN, w. ". Lane, master.
SHIP RUSSELL BALDWIN, y. N. Magma, master.
sstp JUNIOR w. N. williams, master.
ship ELISHA DENisON y. West, master.
Ship ST. JOHN, q. n. Hitchcock, master.
The line will consist nine ships which will enable us TO
vessels month"; when the trade requires it,
These ships the first class built expressly for the trade
Inc and copper fastened with extern
k.hd.ome accommodations and commanded by ex-
perienced masters, and will sail puncusy sdverlred
When tho lay o sang falls sunday, the ship will sail
the MONDAY following The prize OF passage SIS. without
ouors All go arded to the subscribers will be shipped
free Of commission. -. - -
ia e.. ID w. - Soutnsue~t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-24
MESciAE INE PACKETS.
iii III 81 III

REGi LAX
Remittsnces and drafts with freight and passage 10 and
FINN Great Britain and Irelsnd-guCBEs COMMERCIAL
LINE The Subscribers respectfully intimate 70 their friends
the cneray that enter into early
rang with the bringing out Of their families
asd friends the early spring shpsthe frs ~ which viii
running Liverpool the Isl February a3a
ard will regularly every week aher~srd
sord to the most desirable and eligible convey
anc~ they can have. 80,
having heretofore been great and jos, cause n complaint
derous o the by despatch
ing vessel every from Liverpool to effect the perrs
establishment of such regulations In their days OF sailing
will give eutre satisfaction shippers and as further IN
for them TO give preference ~ their Line over MI
transient vessels, guarantee they shall invariably
sail on appointed day, full full, and take freight
when opposed transient vessel such VIII In
sure the ppo preference shippers ny this Line
The steamers employed for the of their
10 Liverpool OF the first class-running regularly
every day from dexent ports OF ireland and Scotland,
convrnieuce Of importance those residing at the out
ports. -. - =, :
Row ami of Ireland" uad sight free Il dssoun
in province and courtyh sides 10 the inland
ansv erng The Bank OF ireland notes,
= ayencnce only ny this establishment
Their dran well as passage orders can be forwarded by
tic regular packets sling on the i. SUI sih and gath ~
each month IL the year Thcse residing In The country can
.ddss nv Iei,s rs tposi psid which viii be runcuay at
tended to- Further pac uars can I've asceraned on sppes
tor Of " south street New YORK .u.S,xru 80
d7oSms hocrn nNol ms u W.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-24
pAs.Aon FHOM sLIaV-i

a.. pAANAUh SbFWV-.f
80 .hp viii sal from sligo about the 18Th April
34$s merit and accommodated number Of pssengersm
either cabin STE rage. -
TOT "es"'o' P''''e' WI COULTER, tt5 Front st.
n Persons wishing to remit money IN IN " friends cas-
hsv. drsfs at sight on Mr. High Leighton, Qua s. sligo
~ m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-24

4a4 OLD LINE OF LIvEKPOOLPA PACK.
6I42 ETs-Ths Old Line OF PACKETS vi oe sespstenea
.9 by the criters, san fr New YORK ana Liver
pool and 10th oeach month with The sc' pnn MAJ
vhen the sailing day falls sunday, TIE ssps vi" san
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-24

LII FOR NEW OaLEAys.-The Louisiana
H@ and New York Lac Of Packets will every other
wf .Menday, from New York, and from New Orleans
the line viii hereafter In the time Of sailing
Ship LOUISVILLE. Capt Palmer, Ist slrn.
Ship HUNTSVILLE, Capt Eldridge, 1Sb Jan.
Ship vICKsBURG, Capt woosheuse, 9th Jan
Ship MISSISSIPPI. Capt Davis 18th Feb.
Ship YAZO0 Capt Trssk, 26th Feb
The above ships all OF the first class copper
fastened and coppered and upwards OF $50 buhen-
Of very light dra Of water, being sut In this city,
pressy the trade The price fixed SlOO;
their cabins fitted the
PLAN and for nshed and elegant style Ample stores
first quality will be provided and every regard
comfort and entire satisfaction Of passengers These
commanded by captains we'll experienced the trade
will give every attention AID themselves
comm .date They will at all times be owed and down
Mississippi by boats and the stictest
time ofsapg Neither the captains
ships will be Ponsbe rewery bullion precious
age by board o them, unless regular bills
asag FOR the and the value therein expressed
goods the subscriber, will he forwarded free
commission. For freight or passage. apply TO
". X. COLLINS co. "a South St
No freight received after the Saturday evening previous
the day OF sailing. r24
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-24

.s. n,ns are All Of the FIRST csss esumaned by men OF
srd ard furnished With store Of the
bss Mind Every attention WI be paid 10 passengers pro-
confort and The
srd 4 sxsd by an understanding with the prope,e Of
others lines tt including wines sud ssores OF every de-
srrirtIon, sias without wines and liquors
sb letters parcels PACKAGES sent Dy then nniess
rcgulsr Hills Of lsdipg signed therefor.
r'r~eSe pu ,Ee KaofS,ER rs CO Liverpool and 10
uoeDHur co OF g. N MARSHALL
"a southst New York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-24

SES HAWKE PACkETS-UNION LINE
XXX To sail from New York the sh 10th and 9th and
xs--& from liavre lsl 9th and 10th OF every month.
Ship LOUIS PHILIPPE 18Th Dec Isl F"b'
800 tons, ). Castoa, 18th April. 18Th May
{ 2iih July. t6th Sept
Ship SULLY, ID. Lines, 10Th April LIST june
9Th Aug. I 10th Sept
Ship BURGUNDY, Jno Rocket, 9th April All june.
( 10th Aug. LIST Oct
Ship RHoNE, VIM. skiddy, sth May. ish june.
Ship CHARLEMAGNE, (2Mh jan = M wsn
A. Richardson, lsih May. ist-JuIy
Ship VILE DE LYON, All Eshp " iS S'h MI Nc
300 ton, Charles Stoddart 24th NAV. al, July
10th Sept LIST Nov
ca. m .Nco,s (l6h Fea. (lstApril
o"'P Let, '" '" Feii, 9Th June. 18th July.
(24h Sept 9th Nov.
nil ropuos. ~ oath Feb. Gath April,
Sh'P roAmoSA, w. b. Orne, 10th June. LIST Aag.
Ship sILvIE DE GRAssE. ts,h March Ish Hor;
L. Wiederhodt, 24h june 9Th Aug
I 18th Oct LIST Dee.
Sh,n poY AVN = 80, 18th Mar LIST May.
sup ioInSD' y hnh'ny, sth July. 10th Aug.
(24lh Oct I 9Th Dee.
Ship ALBANY, J. Jehnson, 10Th JuIv. -, Seyy,
9th Nov 18th Dec.
These vessels are all Of the first and ably
WIN elegant accommodations for passengers comprising all
at may De required Tor comfort and
ahd so es OF every description Goods either OF
the subscribers New York. will be Forwarded nv these
packets free OF all charges except those actually
-, q BOLPON FOX K LIVINGSTON. % Broad st
J1 WIN. WHITLOCK. Jr &c Souib street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-24

"a SAVANNAH PACK ETS-BRiG trormeriy
go schooner) LtNE.-This line Is composed OF lhe
.1SE following vessels. viz
Brig MAD son, W. Buckley master
Brig TYBEE, IT, Lyons master.
Brig WIN. TAYLOR, N. Hoey, master,
Rig GEORGIA. y. Sherwood master.
Brig SAVANNAH (newlJ J. Livermore, master.
Brig Angus IA. tnswl A. Hubbard, master.
The above butt expressly Tor the Savannah trade
have superior furnished I'd on for passengers ana
commanded by experienced and eolgns masters They
vi ctsson and continued u meet with their
usual despatch All goods forwarded to the Subscribers will
he sbippsd free commission Fer freight passage, apply
To STURGESk CLEARMAN,s2 wall street -
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LIVERPOOL PACKETS.

LIZ LiVERPOOL PACKETS.
H6x4 Sailing from New York the 24th asd from Liver
-ssssspool on the 9th Of each month. - ~
The above line of packets will be continued by the ,pbscr
bers, and is composed Of the following ships:- =
From New York.
June A-Tbe UNITED STATES Cant NJ n UoIdre~.
March 2f-The ST. A. DREW Capt. VIM. c. Thompson
Aug E-nhe viRGlNIAN, Capt. isaac Harris.
sept A-The SHEFFIELD, Capt. Fras p Allen
= From Liverpool
May s-The ST. ANDREWs6G6 tons.
June 8-The vIRGINIAN, $50 tons.
July 8-The SHEFFIELD 6Oo ton,
Aug. 8-The UNITED STATES GO ions
The qualities and OF the above shps and
the rrpuauon OF their commanders known EVERY
exeron will be made promote IN. comfort OF
and the interests OF importers The price OF 10
and stores OF every description.
The owners win be responsible for letter. parcel or
~ '@- fH0r xfiff bill efiadins is not
la RoBT. KERMIT. "a south St,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-24

Jlt NEW ORLEANS DESPATCH LINE.
NH& This line consists OF 81 ships and brigs OF which
will san weekly till the lst OF October aher which
time two will sail weekly during the buns These
vessels are all Of the first class warranted TO insure lowest
rates and oske the Baze Freight pssen
viii We taken In this line throughout the year. per
cent less than any other line whstever. Apply to
X. ELWELL, Packet Ofibe, SO Soutbst-
All goods from oupcrs will be shp9cd and forwarded
immediately at New Orleans free OF commission and every
and attention paid patch and
chans having freight dispose Of will find decidedly for
their interestts apply above. Us
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-24

HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE. Con-
III PANY Hartford, Cor nectcut-Ths Company insures
against damage loss by fire. dwelling b~vses stores
chsndire mills manufactures ssd descriptions of pro
perty averable other Offices The folewis
gentlemen cornprs. the Board NJ Directors.
Eliphalet Terry, Albert Day
job Allyr, Samuel W. Huptingtot
Samuel Williams, George Putnam,
Huntingdon v. ID. MUrgssL
Junus =. Morgnu, g. -
FLIPHALET TERRY, President
JAMES q. BOLLES, Secretary. -
wA applications for insurance. cor the renewal Of policies
all business with tie osce, be made . ths
scrber vheis duly sppoated Agent for city O. View
with full r~wer 10 receive proposals srd sus poe renew
"''se' v" INC mo ssu''''"'' q ID MORGAN, Agest,
10, Oace No 50 'FRONT.' q
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-24

~ TO LET Oh LEASE-That beauful Con.
81. Try residence whereon the subscriber resides a
Coldsprng Harbor, Long Island and within Ts va, A.
OF the steamboat landing The premises consist OF Kcbe1
and Flower Garden well stocked small fruits and shrub
berry, The House situate In the the grounds ana
Immediately on the edge Of the habor within lew yards o.
the water where there besuufu sand beach bshing
The House large with wide bvl run
ming through the which looks both way, upon the
water with two story Kitchen sdjopng III finished in
modern style There Is also the premises and Co.'S
venen bars coach house stables she'd fowl hou ., wood
house, &c These premises admirably ~ calculated
for large geneel family residence gea,ee Board
ing Mouse, being in sight, about half a mile dis
tant from the Episcopal Church Stages pass tke
door twice day to and from the Hail Depot which >
about miles distance. The Bay abounds ~hk fish, fowl
CLANS and The land prospects are very ex
tensive. romantic and beautiful beyond description.
For particulars, inquire OF HARRSON6 EFT, IS Rose-
welt - or OF the subscriber on the premises
ne.Ns TVOMAS HARRIsON
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-24

brown a. Co.'S One Priced Hat store.
THE subscribers. since the 1884. hare aimed q
furnshing the public with elegant and substantial
Nat ofthe graceful form IT the accommodates
price Of s. They can nov say thnt their efforts have
with tsmpbsnl TIE Hats msRufhe-
by during the last three mosths In
finish heretofore offered, and prreuisena
among higher prices By the shonsbe of
the corlnuruy.
They have just eompeisa their sell plssu
Caster Hat for ESQ, which In point OF style sd 6sish
81 form and sener. will Compare with ss
OF the highest prices All sales for cash, and devauou IN
price.
BROWN CO.
plsJms 11s Chatham Square, cor. Mou -