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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-20
mississippi and Louisiana Hotel.

cnV1SfSTON-
M RS. MARY KIRKLAND respectfullv an.
nounces to her friends and the public gene
any That she is prepared to accommodate them at
10 apoVe establishment, and hopes from her
'AertonS to render visitors comfortable, to receive
continuance of former fivors. She feels conf
aeht That persons visiting Cov1gton during the
u'nner months, cannot find better accommodations
than she afford them, on mere liberal terms
tier honse is pleasantly situated, and well supplied
win every convenience; the bar is furnished with
the most choice liquors. &c. in short, she promises
Vat nothing shall be wanting on her part to give
i.lre Satisfaction to all who may patronize tho
~ lsslsslppi and Louisiana Hotel. jc3
'ANO TIE PUBLIC.-The vi Undersigned. having
M studied under DR.. Schmidt of Charleston,
south Carolina, and for years his assistant in
the practice OF medicine and surgery, has he honor
to offer his professional services in this eity
lie assures the ladies' and gentlemen that the most
prompt attention will be paid to the calls which
may be made; and also offers his services to the
holders of slaves, being well acquainted with the
diseases common TO them, having attended them in
the sugar house in Charleston.
The famous anti bilious pills tier the composition
OF Professor Smoette. with directions can be had
of the undersigned. The effect which they have
produced in this and other cities has been ate nded
with the greatest success, to which the best of
references can be given. Apply at No. lG6 Maya.
Zinc street. JNO. M'LORING.
HOLLOW WAKE, WOOD SCREWS, SAB
IRONS, &c.
THE HOWELL WORKS COMPANY, No.
n 239 Water, near Beekman street, New York
have received the past season, and constantly
receiving large and extensive additions the sock
OF the above goods, which consists of the
GLOWING assortment, suitable for the southern and
western markets.
Hollow ware of superior quality, consisting of
about 1900 tons, viz,
Pots of22 different szas, from 2:6 to 80 gallons,
Kettles Is sizes, from 3:S to 80 gallons,
Kettles Is sizes, frora 3:S to Is gallons,
Nnkcnans L llYnns Z d. tf,,rrnl
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Wo0t- HATS, in c.ses-25 dozen NL;7e u.
an Is 'o' SAFE JOHN II GRAHAM.
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w. w. VAIN.

w. w. 5 VAIN.
No. II Ca:!ai Street Ncc Orleans
l. AS always on hand cen family X receiyin. Dirt,
a. n Dyes, Chemicals and PANS, among theI. are
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NEW GOODS.

oriCt--, The partnership of Kelley, Mason tSCo
! OF New orlenn Mason, Harris & Co, of Natchez
he list of May last, by the death Of Samuel Mason
me OF the partners OF the firms
Inc undersigned, surviving partners, will be charged
with the settling and closing said business as follows:
LeviC Harris will attend to the settling of the business
oil Mason Harris II Cos ut Natchez; and Harris, Kel-
ey " Coat Rodney and Henry Kelley will attend to
ne settling OF the business ofKelley Mason & Co., ut
New Orleans The names of he several firms will lie
used in liquidation only.
those indebted to said firms earnestly requested
oceh'e forward and make early settlements and those
having claims will please present them without delay
LEVI HARRIS,
HENRY KELLEY.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-20

NEW ORLEANS Il NASHVILLE RAIL ROAD
COMPANY.
'GNHE stockholders of this company are hereby no.
Il tilted that by resolution of the board of iirec-
ten passed the 18th inst the call made on them on
me l'th February ,ust for the payment of five dollars
share, was rescined, and the said tockullers ure
further notified that
VII REAS, by n resolution of this board passed on
'ie i9tn INST call has been AIDE on the stockholders
OF me New Orleans and Nashville Rail Road Company
Ior ie following payments the the stock held resp &C.
nse! by th1m, 'iz-two dollars per SHARE payable on
tle hfSt day OF September next; two dollars per share
payable on the first day of December next; aud two
dollars per share payable the f st day of March
next Now therefore be il resolved, thu the secretary
OF tiiis company shall notify the share holders therein
me public pr nts OF the city, that in conformity
WIN the sixth section OF the charter ley are permit II
10 postpone any payment called in on the stock of said
hPaiy Tor the terno sixty days, from and after the
g on which II Is made payable, with the eXuess con-
uin' however, that II moi regularly paid within the
sa'u ProlnngatIon OF sixty days. from and aft The dny
On winch 1t should have heen paid, that then tile stock
ON whc said payments should have been made is ami
rena =. Forfeited to the company the chnrtpr IN that
point ncng imperative. In conformity the rrpre IN sail
call all stock OF the stockholders in said comnanv ms
ihk proper TO put off the payments on their stock IN
te end OF the additional sixty days, which the charter
lo"s th;, are notified that the payment of two dol
lars per share called for and due ON the frs, nj So
temher next, may he postponed under the SIKH set
" SAID charter, until the 81 st dey of October next that
me payment o: two dollars per share called far omJ
uue on the first day Of December next mny lie most,
poned until the Both day of January next and The n
ment OF two dollars per share called for and ur mn Tia
day OF April next, '''' ''o 'ot''
Extracts OF the minutes of the board
Juno q a r McNAIR, Sec'rv
Wo0L HATS, in c.ses-25 dozen NTi7e u,
iihis' tot EAIs JOHN II OR inkM
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Louisville, JAY 1887. s'
Copied from the s. ~. c. 4drocote Of the 2nh June, 1877
AT the request of DIR. Williams we insert the fnnu'
III" n,'n from the Rev Mr. Howell of Nashville. IN ,l
editor of iht South Western Christian Adyocato Iri
itaPpcnrS, has examined the diplomas and other .,',
hshlS eViicNe OF the Doctors claims to public nntro
age In consequence of an accident, Dr. W viii 70,
main in Nashville few days longer than he M fire,
inteuded--say the LIST july ~ 1T "'S'
Rev. MIR Strlngfel -ilnving been reouestsd h., H.
Williams, the nGull> now in this civ 10 examine hi;
numerous diplomas and other documents ey;n ''' 70
his claims TO public confdeu, lin his profession hn
IN comIany with valued friend done so win ui.'m,o
Among them ! found letter from Mr. paneo, -, n,a'
sen Charge d Aiaires OF the King of the French NJ
Washington, addressed to Dr. Williams 1e.,C, ;on ,,a
commences OF the diplomas from the Kinps ri Froun
Belgium, &c. as well as those from the Medical Sn;a
lies of France. He has numerous vouchers f,on, ,na
known TO he of high reputation in This country rerae
since ms ARRIVAL IN the United States, detailing n,nn
ces OF great success IN restoration of sight IN Tho
oHnd have seen ne ry all his poor patients in This
c.;E | knew none of them previous TO rbei cnnn
uALer his cara; but all have seen say they are m.
qaestonably beneited. N'o "''
nu RoRT. B. HOWELL,
Nashville, June 81, 1897.
+. :. Since writing the ABOVE one nf Dr yyil;,
patterns has called upon me, and SAYS he hud n, uaIIv
and totally lost the sight of one eve for seventy vea
but now declares himself betler that las; n,gIt "a, H.
hrst lime III his life that he can rccolecr he conId IL
tlngush, with III teye, some of the prominent. tor.
learn that this old gent -inan has lived many v,,rs
IN TINS rdgon, and says he been Methodist dnrng
forty years. ING
auglO m Gu
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EAN MARIE FARINA'S COLOGNE WATER
- cases mare of this superior Cologne water. inst
received and for sale by the dozen or single BOTTLE
also American and French toilet pnwters, powder
us and boxes, shaving and toilet soaps cosmetic n
nails, milk of roses, cosmetic cold cream extr nc
musk kepha!ia, Wards vegetable hair oil. poniatunl,
creme de pc rise, Florida avendar. md BAY waters
res''is Salts Marseies perlumery in trunks We yeta-
bic ID liquid rouge, Chlorine and Orris tooth wash,
CLOTH hair tooth, mil and flesh brushes together with
an additional supply of fashionable horn and she'll
combs and ewelry, for sale low at wholesale or retail
by SIMMONS, llARTT SEQ,
iu!v6 70 Chartres street
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WE. Subscribers Agents for the extensive house of
4 w. & :. Butcher Sheffield Enpland, have inst
sceived a verv extensive of pa eis consisting of
liable and Dessert Knives of e.. description PEN
rocket, Dirk, and Spear point knives Razors Scis-
sors Edge Tools, &C. &c. &c. which thew are prepared
oexhih to the trade Tor orders. Terms and conditions
will be made known Mt the time.
NILS J. ID REIN & ClIILN q
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S,,llni.Ll.> NEW WORN. Nc.--'rhr Nmericgn
~ England, by the auihorol".l Ycur IA Spuu," IN
volumes.
Noble Dccdsof Women in vols.
he Young Nitrs iiook, II manual moral rp.--
Gus and domestic duties.
Just received aud for sale hv WM. M'KEAN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-17
MONEY MATTERS.

A slip from the New York Heral Office, OF the llta
states that "stoc ksave receded during the last few Gays
This decline has been principally produced by an I'M
mense amount of United States Bank stock which has
been thrown into market since last Friday Il is posi-
BILE that United States Bank shares, 10 the amount "
S350000 have changed hands, within the last few days
This has carried down the price, not alone OF United
States Bank shares but Of all other stocks. These large
transactions are undoubtedly indicative Of some deep and
important financial Mt intended 10 influence thc
money market future day. The street has been ua
OF ruiore tne even-and according the shrewdes
guessers it is believed TO deveiope the magic 6nger
MIR. Biddie.
Ct A few days ago, The balances which the New York
banks held against Philadelphs, were estimated al,
SS00,000 or more Since The movement of our banks
for resumption it is believed that Mr. Biddlc has CON.
ceved the magnificent idea Of changing the character Of
these balances by nclining the scale 10 Philadelphia
He, accordingly, begins The operation by throwing large
amounts of U. S. Bank and other Stocks together viii
sterling exchange into the market here with view Of
bringing New York in debt to Philadelphia and thereby
of putting himself in position, either TO- Distract II. r
sumption Of specie payments By bcnks to Anticipate
their Gerry Increment BY the operations of the last few
days. the balance against Philadelphia may be diminished
full $780, 00 The effect Of this general n,ovementw
will see in the of exchange in Philadelphia in a short
time There can be no doubt but Dir. Eddie is ma,ur
ing his game for the future Distract aaticipate
Which game is he playing The mystery Of the U. :.
Bank is eQua} 10 IFS power.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-17
RiChnlond, Saturday, MarcE. -,
uaio,. GsneraL ~. SCOTT.

We have the pleasure OF announcing, not on!Y TIA,
the repor, about Gen SCOTS being sho: Is false bu, .
be i 7reU and what is more, doing 'ce for his counrv
Ue is much falisned by his rapid travelling bn o,h,
yscnects. perfectly we'll We have seen letter Eun,
him. dated at Cleveland, {OhoD as late as the 7h ms,
He homes that he has don: his duty IN Tie Vest and thinks
that after this Time every thing will be quiet IN ,hagus,
Tor He was about 10 set out for Bcao; and expected
IN arrive there on the next night, 200 miles Thence
he NAV 90 TO Sacketts Harbor and the ST. Lawrence;
,bou,b his movements are uncertain. He hopes 10 r.,
Iurn in few days, by way Of Uuca to Albany and y
York.
Had Gen. Scott been permitted 10 remain in The So7h
his energy of character and OF mind might BY
this time have given tranquility to Florida IN hike 'nla
ner az he has done to Canada The situation Of affair,
that quarter is unsettled and Perpexing We now unde
Stand from the official dispatches OF Gen. Jesrp and lie
other letters which publish this morning. that he en-
lertnns little hope Of closing the Indian war Strihs
end Of the present campaign which is rapidly nPp'os
ins-and he seems 10 recommend that the ScmnGes
may be permitted 10 remain in the Peninsula, South Of
specified line, and under certain conditions. his pro.
position will be very offensive TO most OF the cllIzpEs Of
Florida; and of them has already protested against
il in strong and very eloquent terms. The letter Of
Col Gadsden shows the nsdous and active spirit OF Ii.
Indians even in his vcinity-and the communication Of
Erie predicts for Middle Florida the Of alarm
and distress, which have lowered East Forida-h
would be exceedingly agreeable Intelligence TO US,
hear Of Gen. Jesups closing the present campaign with
honor and with if The is still 10 be po
tracled we should still hope that the genius OF Scott may
vet be called in To make the best arrangements for Tho
ccctnal relief Of Florida, and for the final subsection
of tho Indians.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-17
q Mrnc Scheme.

We received by yesterdays mail from Wetumpk',
Alabama splendid proposition for "unng the James
River With the Gulph Of Mexieo'-by means of Rail-
roads and rivers; by way Of Knoxville in Tennessee
New Echota Of the an tributaries Of the Coosi
river; Wetumpka; down TO Mobile, and 10 N. Orleans
Our Correspondent lays down the route; specifies now
much of it re railroad; how much rrer-how much 0,
the railroad is in progress; how much rs to be effected
particularly the largest stretch Of it from the james NJ
yer TO the Tennessee line; the expenses, advantages
&c, &C. LISA magnificent and most attractive scheme
on paper; and though profess be no
such malters(we yield 10 in the spirit Of an mr.
asu)-ye. strikes as being one OF those sehemssi
Assembly. We shall accordingly 10y it before them on
Tuesday -submitting the questions to them, wheheI
they will invite Convention at Knoxville dnrng Inc
present year. confer upon the best South western COM
munication-whether they will appoint Commissioners
10 attend -and thus obtain the best materials Tor u
ture discussion Should the Banks resume specie pay;
ments during the SUMNER and the face Of affairs enoua
brighten up considerably by the winter, the next h.
tined to be most important session. What VIII us
most wanting will be the necessary information 10 d"
p.N, re must think wisely
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-17

EHRIME SUGAR AND mOLASSES.-Lan ding-
FL the cargo Of brig Majestic
100 hhds. prime New Orleans Sugar
NV liefss, Prime New Orleans Molasses.
100 boxes and barrels refined Sugars
500 bag Havana, Lagura and Rio Coffee
100 packages Gunpowder and Imperial Teas
900 bags patent Shot
90 600 lbs Cotton Yarn assorted from Spring hill Fac
tory, near Richmond.
.Afoat, and duly erpeetsd-
100 hhds. new crop Porto Rico Sugar
$50 bags green Laguira Coffee
100 hhds. Cincinnati cured Bacon.
LANCASTER, DENNY & CO.
March II, 1888. l0l-4t
NNOR SALE.-A half or entire interest in q very
ID liable JACK, of fine s:e prompt and sure at his
work. and his mules uncommony large. Terms OF sale
$3.50 for half interest fsepEsd s2ef dit case to be
!. Isl u, Hepe" .ass all his earnings The frs. year
With me option to take the whole interest at $500 on The
day above mentioned or the entire property in this well
proved Jack may be had for S4OO cash. Any thing ad.
dressed TO R. S. T., Baltimore, will have immediate at
tenton. TlU1-2t1 March H.
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE-I offer for sale
valuable tract of we'll timbered land in the coun-
ty of Surry, on James River, Immediately above Hog
island.-Also the Farm on which live, in the county
Of Rappahannock within about four miles of Washing.
ton the county town. Persons who wish to purchase
elmer OF these tracts OF land are requested to communicate
with me by letter or personally, at Washington, Kappa.
hammock county. EDWARD AMBLER
March IL lOl-w6w~
FHNRUSTEE'S SALE OF LAND.-By virtue of a
Il deed OF trust executed TO me by William Grady
and wife, bearing date The 10th day of September 1885
and of record in the Clerks office of the county Court
Of Louisa viii sell TO the highest bidder for ready mo-
ney, in rontof the Tavern, at Louisa Courthouse. on
the I'd Monday in April next being Court day, the tract
OF land on which The said Grady resides lying and be-
ing in the said county, on the waters of Fork Creek,
containing, by estimation, l03 acres-or will sell so
much OF Tie said tract may be necessary to fulfil the
purposes of the said deed of trust
GEORGE HARRIS, Trustee.
March IL 10l-w3w
GALE OF sLAVEs-On Wednesday, the 2lst day
~ OF March, will be sold, at the front door Of the Bell
Tavern, in the City of Richmond large number of
very likely Slaves consisting Of such will be suita
BILE for the Southern trade. The sale will be made By
authority Of the Trustee in pursuance of deed of trust
executed by Marshall Smith, and duly recorded in the
clerks Office Of the county court Of Fouquier County
R. E. SCOTT
March IL 10l-tds
NOT1CETose stockholders the Ryanno Navigation Ccn
who have subscribed improve the South fork Of the Ri
river hereby required into the the Trea
surer dollars on each share of stock subscribed fol-
lowing times TO wits Five dollars share before the dav
of April nexfre dollars share before Ist day of
neI-nnd Eve dollars share before ft day uno
next BY order Of the Board Of Directors:
DAN. F. CARR, Treasurer
o,,, RtrdnHs forsdtion Company
feoS 93-wtlstA
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- -
AFFAIRS IN FLORIDA.

Among the additional papers concerning the cam
paiun in Florida transmitted by The President of The
United States 10 the House of Representatives on Mon
day last we find the following Letter from Cen JesuP
of dute, containing highly interesting information
Ia
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-19
4 clTYsuoTEL TO LIFT 70 or , ESa .s,,.

@ That long established and well saown ho's' snossa
mated demo, al the two railroads. The building brek
sories high feet in front by rs fee, W depth aa
rccn,s Independent Of garretand Kitchen n'o ~ -
are large square parors Also, barns, coach touse
furniture will be disposed Of 10 the lesee OF e'h
ureouircd Possession gwen the lfth zen heN.
Gor sale exchange. Cor Improved cy properly,
M farm the bspks Of the Huloa, highy mpro,s- -"
49, III asrLaSL A Al pfS Slim
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FARE RkDUCED. kc.s
@l szgi@ss gl@
UNITED STATES MAIL FOR PRINCETON, TRES.
TON AND PHILADELPHIA


Morning newi leave the foot ri Courfiandt 81 every
rrernrr nj eocck w the ri the Jersey Raj Road
New wick thence b. stage Trenton, arriving a
Philadelphia, the same anerreon. :.
Returning-Lesve Trenton ili O'clock A. ~ snsr the
arrival othsrs ofihe philadelphia sp Trenton ka Rose,
arriving ~ NV York ~ ~ O'Clock, " ~
Evening Line-saves New YORK fcn ~ Courusndi ~ at
O'Clock r. passengers viii reach Trenton by O'clock,
lodge, ard take The Philadelphia md Trenton
Rail Roas arriving " phlads lphia ~ O'Clock, An
Retursng-Leave Phiisdelpha at g O'clock Y d. arriving
In New York ., ei o'clock, a. NJ
Ferseas, amply the Raj Road nf,e eot o. genrilsns,
New vo or 4, the old stage Occ q south 3d 81 oppo
se Congress Hall PhaJolp his Of the bar o. Rm
sun Tavern Trepsou
Passengers from Paterson can ne accowmo lated b. tskng
the sad VAL Road, WHICH crs
with the above res the junction A. ser~ni and he
public may rely upon ssuprly osages New brusswsck Tor
ihrir accommodation.
ior seats the above named Ines apply 70 Ihosas whit
Broadway, New york.
Ms. Leaves he sace At a quarter before "a. NJ .nd =
s'''''' D''"' ALEXANDER NJ CUNNING, Proprietor.
New Yerk, Nov. 10. 1887. ID
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"a MOBILE PACKETS.
go Ship FDwlNA. tnew) q. West. master.
~ shin HECTOR, ID Post master.
Ship LoRENA, ,, urqnhart, uaser.
Ship TUSKtNA, X. ". Post, master
Shin ALBANIAN, w, ". Lane, master.
sSp RUSSELL BALDWIN,. ,. N. Magma, master.
Sam JUNIOR, w. N. williams, master. .
sbip ELISHA DENIS SON, r. West master.
Ship sT JOHN q. II. Hltcbcock, MISTER.
The line consist Of nine ships ws will snasle Us To
despatch three vessels month, when the trade requires it,
These ships are the s class, built expressly for the trade
M The hest coppered and eoper Sned with erten
sve ard kzhdome accommodations and comma ded by
p~renced masters anil will sail pu,ctualy As advertised
when tho dav sai1g falls Sunday the ship will sail On
the Mon sy following. The prize Of passage So without
ouors All goods forwarded 70 the Subscribers VIII he shipped
free OF commission. - - -.
in T.. ID. HtkBbIT W. " Soutb srret
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81 LIVERPOOL PACKETSs-To sail IRON
< New 40. on and from Liverpool 90 ,hs GAIN OF
month year except that when hese astes
f,u on SUNDAY ths sailing of the shpswlbe deferred unu
1he nei day.
Feb a-shlp GEO. WASHINGTON, H. Ho'reoge' %"
"s shin PENNSYLVANIA. Johr r. Smith, 6,otons
April s.-ship INDEPENDENCE, =. Nye' masF'' 10
s.n,' Snip ROSCOE, J. G. Delaao, MASTER go 'osS
Dec si-ship PENNSYLVANIA.
Ia "a Ship IND EPENDENCE.
F.h 24-shp ROSCOE
ma,ch .i-skir GEO WASHINGTON
.e ships AL the first class. commanded ny men o'
and no pains expense will be spared 10
he a,ons a,a the stores the hrs'
dcyoa The rate OF passage out u hxed Ny an
ln ht % opelors OF the other packet ~ sI1o Ne
, H. captains ef these vessel. w Ds respons
Mules regular bills adng sgned therefor ror megn'
OF pssIpisEvs,nfPu MHTtJRN Co i,a Front Y.or
MINIS pICKERsGflL CO. Liverpool Jn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-19
LiVh MESoiaf LINE PxckEis.
ia ia 81 ii

REGULAR COMMUNICATION.
NJ Remttsncss and drafts with frr rh and passage 70 and
from, Great Britain and Ireland-ROCHES COMMERCIAL
LINE The Subscribers respectfully intimate W their friends
and the public generally they enter into early
ran, ems the bringing out OF their families
AID by the early spring shpsthe srt of which will
commence inning Liverpool the LIT February, a3a
ard will csnnue % regularly every week ansrwards
s6crdns ~ the desirable and eligible convey
they can have. 49,,
having heretofore been an just cause ~ complaint
ing vessel every om Liverpool To efest the rerra
sbsmrn " such regulations In tbe'r days Of smiling
will give epre satisfaction shippers and As turiher ~
for them give preference "a their Inns over ~
transient yessek wc guarantee theyshs nvsnsoy
sa appointed day full not ull, and take freight
when opposed transient vessel At such rate, Is VIZ y"
the ppo and preference 10 shippers by this Line
The employed for the convenience ~ hew passen
Lv, rpoo uf the first clas.-runnng tguary
every day from the dexep, ports Of Ireland and Scotland
convenience Of Importance To those residing al the out
ports. - -. , A.,
Row Rank &C Ireland" Da,d sight, free n dseoun
~ charge province ami couryb sides In the nlaad
arrasrnierce ONLY Nv this establishment
Their drafts well orders he forwarded ~
The regular s,ng the 1T, 9th. 18Th, ard 2h ~
each month N the Those residing w the country can
adress h, letters lpost paid which viii br runctuaHy AZ
tended 10 Further be sscerisnea sppca
oc s,c ss, 'o''n "'''' ROCHE BRoTHERs CO.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-19

80 rassASE FmuM sLlGv.A nr., rate
49, merit and accommodate number OF psssengersin
either cabin or ste, rage
F""ess.o. VS. COULTER, if5 rro-, Il.
Mr. Persons Wishing .ent money 70 their irissds. csn
m