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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-27

Pcsa..s Cour, Oci.jw Terra, 1855.
gEyO a.i PERSONS interested IN t-e Real Estate
Il 81. CsaFaI HacSleman. l.ts q sad county
"a. Lse.,s.- J-.a.-I. Yal ase le.s-s e..gd %
I..4H.s .t.r before he ju--a % ..r sad Foo
t5... CIat At gaart "a tr t14Ha oft tie G1urt-
I..ss LII -l.I county o8 tie arsj auna4, %. D.
s..t,.- ISIS t.n and ia,sc 90 show cause, 4 any
son can. .a. de N-owiaE lHl, BE property OF
f..,...t.. al, ,aUI Crufad L~ckeu a.. ateoastdi g.
vr,. Tge west la.f oi tie southwest quarter o.
str;.ra rauber seventeen 20 township number e'Sh'
f-tn u -suEe number seventeen Nt-l. containing
50 NIj& - tua3rydtts acres. excel eng He'e oe
reserved usHlHE lbs grave al tHe -s'' S'".s ~
Nscl.ea.4n. Ms Elizabeth HoCkcman, Sothefsi t'e
eos, t1u ot tie southwest quarter 81 see''" "N'.i
btr seventeen. Els towH>hp number si-hiee'h sVu'"
.! rsprf number seventeen IVES, contain eiguh
and l54uO acres: ,At south tai q, cas- nan u
southeast quarter oil sceliou eighteen "a 'o"n'IP
number trlittu al rsarc number seventeen west
containing 40 aut 1890 acscsi Use ho.lh bsA 81
east taI of northeast quartz oi section helho-l
T r.Hltrrn. ia township number cgtctn, south 81
{ range number seventeen west, containing 40 ald
l2lO0 actu>. lha west ha.l oi Tie west ual ol ut
I uuIHcas, quarter Of section n'mee' NeUSi "
+ township number EhtSeu. south 4" Age ha'"o F,
seventeen west, containing 80 ahd '-'VV dC''S ""'
the north bl. ol east hail OF the southeast quarter
3 NA Ntt|f.f l'tttfitt # '.thief'f -
eighteen, south al range number seventeen west
/ containing 40 and 4s-lU0 acres; making N al ott
tract 81 d. =. hundred and lweLty-uae ana cghtter
and a hall buujuits cd aerrS: And, also auolhei
/ tract iucludu, lht o,uWiug pieces OF land, TO WV
! The west halt al tie southwest quarter ~ eeO'eA
/ number th,rly-lvt IA township number seventeen
! south of taupt number seventeen west containing
- and SO 100 acres; tie cast half at the sou'hweN
( quarter Of section thrly-hSc, ~ township huhoe
seventeen, south %. range number u west contain
inr ~ aui s0lG0 acres lhc west hall al lht souu
east quarter OF section thirty -hre, IA TOWNSHIP Sc
vruttca ot range seventeen west containing ~ aus
$1,000 acres; the west half ct The northeast quar-
ter OF section number thirty live, pa township mum
Der seventeen, oi range number seventeen Wtsl
containing ~ aud so-l0o acres; ana the south lIai
ol east half 81 southeast quarter 90 section number
tafjy-6yp, Ia township number seventeen, Sonh q
range number seventeen west, containing 81 an
00lOO acres; the tract containing 359 aud l0-lu
acres, called the Mulberry Imcl snould not he sol
according 10 the prayer If tie petition o 1eoTg
Harblrmau administrator. aud one OF the hehs
n Conrad fuckcmiu, deceased; and further
I1,.go.l sulitr such things as may be oon'Ideftd
fn-ltred hy said court IN tie premises.
WInss, Thomas Slmpson EsQ. ia lge Of Fr'
Iu,r, Gr L8onte county tue h'st Monday
0ri.hrr. A, d 1888, Issued tho 9TH lay o. Ocu
ter 1855 " - - -. 80 sos M
DsJ H. Afte ~ - 49, y"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-27
SllcriHs sale.

EAY vlitue of two Writs Of Execution, ISSUED
AB from the Clera OF Circuit Court OF Oktib-
bcho county and State ef Mississippi, aud 10 me dl-
rcced, shall proceed 10 sell Tor cash 81 The Court
house IN the town Of StarhvilIc on Monday 9th day
OF November next, all the right, tile claim and m
terest that James II Williams has in and 10 the loI-
login, described lands, to 1.-THE cast hall OF
the sout east quarter ol section thirty, tnw1sl'p
seyeu,ecn range fifteen, and The Improvements
thereon. LEVIED on ms the property Of James ii.
Williams. t. satisfy two executions one ia iaver ui
Fack G. Andefsons. the other Is N favor Of Jo3epa
A. Harry. Sat witAn the hour, prescribed By la#.
JOHN NJ. MOORE,
Sheriff of Oktlbbeha county.
S,arkyiur, sept Goth, lsj8.-l3-5t [prs Zee -
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-27
sheriff sale.

hoy virtue d a writ o. q. Fa. that was Issue0
I'D from the Circuit Count Of Winston county
directed vii expose at putc sale, for ea7 q e, o o
coar, house door il tie town Of Lous.ius' " ="
sion county. on Monday tue l9ih day Of N''eng.
pext,-a the right title. c!e'm and interest," ~
Lazarus Dodson has in and cIhe wtst llali o. w
north west quarter also, the nnrth half Of The east
half of the southwest q4arter, section u,rly'htg'
township fifteen, range twelve east; aiso, u'e soi,'
half Of lie west half Of TIE southwest quart -
a.; ,,yentv.si1 township fifteen, range welyl cast
I,,,,od IN az The poperty Of Lazarus Dolson, III
e,,or II Darinr Jones. THIS 4th day Of October
TX, az y JNO, H. HARDY, SAD.
100 ,5v4 fPr. fse 50 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-27
Theatre.

AIRS CHAPMAN most respectfully announces
WI 10 the ladies and gentlemen Of Columbus, and
It's vicinity, that TINS LyENIye IS devoted Tor her
BENEFIT and trusts that the Entertainment she las
selected win meet with ieir appreciation and patron
aye. t.l... i,
She has selected, b. the desire Of many AIDES o,
this city, who have not witnessed the historical ana
thrilling Drama Of
THE FALL OF THE ALAMO;
Dr.. The Death Of Col5Hd Dasd Crockett.
After which, variety o. SINGING and hoRNfIP5
by the Young gentleman Of thi' city, who crta.cH
such an excitement on bis lst appearance me
whole to conclude with tie laughable Farce OF
GRETNA GREEN; or, BLacKsNITHs HAMMER.
Boxes may te secured lor ladies' daring the day
Tickets NAV bc had al Mr. Leying'ton's holei.
Proper officers al be in attendance to enforce de-
corum. Oct 27-l0-i"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-27

nRILIIANT sCNEME-

27sl5 Prizes amounting 10 S!l49-o
Pa.sa-rs Of % Whole reS.t lar Si25 must
aav $50, and nay Grass the nsf Capitals. "..th
one $1,000
Ceratsatl o.. Packages S7t~
Psgssses Of Halves and Quarters, la pnpotil7o
r5- TlCKETS $500 Halves Saao, Quarters
SI.a5. Tor saleat tie Agents OEcc, TWO doors BE-
aW Jones Hotel and al Bos, s Raw,s Exchange
600 Main street, Columbus,
This Lottery draws every Saturday d, some one
Of tha principal towns in Mississippi,
,5g-Au orders from distance, postage padl
wl De promptly attended hy
c. WARREN, Agent
Or.2- an Co'umbus, Nd
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-27
sheriff sale.

WpY virtue Of tive wrlts Of ~. Ia ISSUED
Nd from the Circuit Court OF Niastoh county
aud to me directed, vii expose at pubic safe iHr
aa.L The court house door IN the Town Of LOUIS
,GIa Winston county, on Monday the 18Th day d
Toyenber next, ali inc right, title Claim and inter-
81, tbat Henry c. Conner and John Conner las in
and 70 the east half Of the southwest quarter OF
section one, township fifteen, range thirteen east
eyied on as the property Of H. G. Conner and John
Conner 10 satisfy said executions, one in favor OF
William Walsh the other in lavor Vl X. 1.
Hoskns Sale 10 take place within the hours pre-
seribcd by law, This 4th October 1883.
JN0. ii. HARDY. Shf.
l4w4 pr. Zee 80 co
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-27

SINCE it has become tie order Of The day
- f3r, would be big men, 70 write ON Their
opinions and have them poblshel--and wishing 10
figure in that way, await myself OF this oppo-iun-
nv for NV own satisfaction and the benefit OF the
community at large, | deem Il my duty to publish
he GLowiny notice. JOHN STEEL Of this conn-
", once citizen Of Panoa County IN thls State
dept doegery and faro table and dealt lafo, for
Which he was found guilty before the Circuit Court
Of Pamela county, fined fifty dollars and sentenced
70 stand il TIE pI.loy one hour for three successive
DAYS also. thc above named sc.l was suspended
l,on The bar. OF stricken from tie roll Of Auone'
Of hat court, and then lie left Panoa, Ieaylng be-
hind his honest creditors to suffer, and now - I'M
posing himself on tins community, which he must
presume tie ignorant Of The most ignorant com
mnnties, or else he could not venture at large
From the way he is proving through The country
we might have nmaglned something Ike the above
Tbrgs are recent facts developed
BENIN j. JACONAH
Philadelphia Neshoba Co. Miss. Oct. 9, $3.50.
I5wl. Pr. fec s. CO.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-27
Mnfrrmnn a Learned.


Le'-E o~t''s +Ae"i ~ -" "A-et't'e.
UNO Brick makers of Alabana: Tie undersign-
a "a ha- b.ugLi ,ae Pa'eu; l1r the State Of
Aatr.a, AL VI. fai up a N-rhae i,- any per-0n ia
the STATE. at a-F pace, that yi, INK tie Ga. a.
m1'i.j twenty tIuG.ard Buess pr day, with tTe
to.scs or ulu.c-, sour men "a boys, a. en0JgI O.
lear OF the brick The Maeune Is 81 sinpis i'ss-
an person can make %, To- there &. 10 yea ia o.
aay k.ad al ol Tie WofA 10 Performed b. touf ps-
terra rods an inur rollers. Any pcraia Who ssise-
subscriber n Columbus NJ Uses, PIP, and Any person
who wishes ta buy right for a couniy, o. single
machine Fan be had hy applying 70 the anier~ened;
"a the above Machines vii always b. put IN oper-
alton when requested b. the purchaser.
ROBERT pLAKELY.
Ct,un bus Sep. Is, ls5s. i0-llm
90 The Flag o. he Union wi p.ease publish the
above Tor sN months, and sead their h 10 X. Z.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-27
The state OF Mississippi,
MnNRcE LouNI.Y. !
o.. 1,,r, nrtgJsr I,rn 1874

NITFNNLL W ,NIAIf
Probafes Court, Octobcr Term, 1888.
~ olico Is hereby given 10 all persons interest
~ cd in lands, ,enamcnls and heredIIaments
Of John d. Jones, late Of said county, deceased,
10 be and appear al the court house N AihehS On
the first Monday ii January next, and show cause
Nhv the said lands tencments, and heredstdEleit9
OF Inc said interstate, should not be sold to pa tie
debts Of sand deceased.
WIrsLss tie Hon Richard Dllworth, laise OF
probates. Attest, D. II. MORGAN, CIR.
11w5 IPr Zee Sc %.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-27
Bricks, Bricks, Bricks.

WNT ATERMAN 4 LEARNED'S aorlg in
Wv rented B,ick .llaehias, Having pur-
chased the right lor The State Of Mississippi; l9aw
uilcr To dispose olright, by counties OF single lights
10 suit purchasers. Those Interested IN the nann-
acture OF bricks, rquesed to cal AMI sec The op
Grafton AMI Judge nr themselves. The Machine
my be seen IN successful operation IN tins rilcv
at NJ. NaIices briekFard.
The principal advantages This machine has over
all Others now IN use, consists IN the simplicity dn1
strength ol its structure, aud the rapidity il Tenn
perS lie cay and mould. lc brick, making from 60
To 20 per minute, with the aid ol two horses or
mules. four men and sufficient member ot boys
y bear OF the bricks.
THO. O. RANDLE.
Cdorobns Auu H. t-3s-5-tt
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-27
The State Of mississippi,
MoNRoE CoaNIE !

Probates Court, October Tam, 1855
FEyO all persons interested 10 the lands, 'enc.
a menl. and Entertainments Of the estate q
Thomas C. Branch deceased, to be and ap-
pear a the next term Vt the Probacs Cont to he
held at the court house ~ the town ut Athens, nt!
the first Monday OF January next then and 'hers
to show cause Why 50 much OF the lands tene-
nients, aud herediamenis Of the said nlestate
should not be sold Is vii be sufficient To- pay lht
residue Of the debs, OF the said iutestale.
WrSEss tie Hon. Richard Dilwofh, Judge
Of probites. Issued the OH day nf October 1888
Aue.t, d. II. MORGAN, Cfk.
l4wj Pr fee So 00.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-27
Shortly sale.

NAY virtue Of two wujs Of H. Ia that we're
Id issued rom the Circuit Couu Of WINSTON
County, May Term 1888, and to ne directed !
wi EXPOSE at public sale for CASH a the court
ho,se. in the town Of Louisville on Monday NE
ION DAY Of November ueH',naU !he rish1 'iNe'
eia.ln and interest That George W. Thomson las
h ana to the following town lots ana bnad'n&
thereon Lois known and distinguished N lHe
man Of Louisville az ot3 number eue, ana l"o' y
block number one south side ol MAN street. 1iu
,ros, n Cros. street: also Two Acre Lot ~ Tie
'',.,, ~ louisville known a. Thomasons house ot
,,,, VII, ol Cross stree, and north Of Main street
sy,ed on as tic property Of George W ltomaso"
,,ne IN favor 81 Moses Marlborough, the OTHER v
ayor of Fellows, Reed & Co. TIN. 40 da3y q
Oct. 1888. JNO II. iiAi'D "a oa1
l1Nf r. ltt . vi
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-27
NIarsllnI's Sale.

The Post Master Gcuernl OH
the L. s. for officers of Court n. H.. =,
a.. -, fa3a
Wills w. Cherry, William s.
Wyatt and J. }. Ross.
Post Master General,
49, ,4ha 4. IA. o.Not
Willis w. Cherry, John BeIb term, 1883
and keunolh Claki j.
The same,
u.s. .Ala5G -td.to Nor
Wills W. Cherry, Kenneth term, 1888.
Clark il. and VIM. McQuestn.
Hpi virtue Of the above specified wrils and to
- me directed Gom The honorable tncut
Cour. Of the United Safes, fr the Di,rlet IF Ms
sisuppt vii on the FIRST Monday ~ November,
1888 beng the fifth day OF the month, N front OF
the Court house Of Lowndes county. Nlesspppl,
sell for specie the following section Of L1ud, ~
ing and being in he sud county Of Lowndes, and
known and designated as follows, To wit :--Section
number fourteen, township number scscnieen, range
num1cr seven east, u The Chcsasaw cession, Le-
yicl on as tle property 81 SAID defendant Cherry, 10
satisfy said execution. Sale within the hours pre-.
scrbcd By law.
ADOLpHuS 6. WEIR
Marshal y. u. Miss.
Columbus, LIST Oct 1898.
1886 lPrinttrs re $40
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-27
Notice to Brick Manufacturers.
Uatsl7aea q Lsdraed's nrrly isr,nied Brick
Machine.

FHNllE Subscriber. now oi!or TO dis pose Of Ma
4 chimes and rlgbts for any pnr;,on Of the
Unuei States, thlissssippi aud Alabama excepted
TO SUIT purchasers The Machine las been pu' IN
successful operation in this place BY Mr. 1hos. b.
Randr, the purchaser OF the right for the State Of
Mississippi, and may be seen IN operation at all
times by thdsc wishing 10 witness ITS performance.
its principle advantages over al ollier machines now
Ia use consists Ia tie simplicity and strength OF ia
stfuuturr, aal I've ,epsdiy ID ,eIuprr1 the clay and
maulds the brick, moulding ,rom 60 10 so per min
ute with the AID ol two horses four men, and suit
iiceui number Of boys u bare oil the brick.--For
Charleston S,uth Carolina. or tp tie subscriber who
wil remain for i,w DAYS IN this place
CHARLES LEARNED.
Columbus Aug IS ls5S-6-u.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-27

6t0TT0N growing countryside art Of trans.
"a planting cotton is brought to perfection al.
ter upwards Of thirty year, eNerion, and NE pro-
piet1rs Wi. memufa.ize yonr usNt State Legislature
II grant them moderate equivalent therefor ms
n0W with the public 10 speak tor themselves n The
case. Ii granted the artoI process viii be pu'I+sh-
Cd n lime f,r you 10 have he benefit next season.
0ct 0,--1N'
tT3- The publishers oil Newspapers are respect
fully requested to give the above one insertion,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-27

DR. BOILING has removed lis Office 70 ne
~ auction store Of Akin s. Gibbs, Cup stars
at the corner Of Main and Market Streets where
he may be found during the day, aud at nlga' a.
his residence. lo-3W
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-27
Notice.

A First rate Carriage Smith wanted toF fref
"a hand good wages and constant employ
ment may be had by early applealnnto 1>,
A. Il. WELLINGTON.
Columbus, Sent n. 1888 ll-s"'
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-27
20 all whom ii may concern.

Oct 10Th 1888.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-21

Out Of the aggregate arrivals at this port for one
OF the most extraordinary periods Of two days That
ever took place in New York, the Herald exhibits
list more accurate and full than any other and
POUR ARRIVALS besides, in advance Of every
other paper. II this singular and extraordinary fact
does not establish the unreasonable superiority, or
Qanxa,ion and activity OF our Ship News Depart
meni, there is no faith in facts
On FRIDAY last as our readers will remember, we
beat the Courier and all others, SIX VESSELS, and
on Saturday and Sunday an additional FOURVES-
SELLS, thus making, in three days beat Of TEN
VESSELS over and beyond the like number Of ar
Hvals in all these papers and prints.
Such are the simple and incontrovertble facts.
which we place before this great and enlightened
community OF merchants; and we challenge the
srctest scrutiny into the accuracy Of statements,
or the truth Of our averments. Fer long time II
has been the fashion among the Wall street prints,
and their creduous dupcs among the merchants, TO
turn up their impudenf noses al the organs ton,
system, capacity, power, influence, and circulation
OF the Herald. Certain ciigues OF men have dene
their utmss 10 raduce our character, nvaldaie our
statements, and throw suspicion on our motives
The mist of persecution and fslly is rapidly disap-
pcarng before the sun truth and the day break Of
talent The deep and earnest attention Of the mer-
camille community Of New York has been fastened,
for some time on the mysterious and overwhelm-
ing course the Herald. IL 70 now a fast, gene
rally admitted among all liberal and unprejudiecd
men, that moro truth on every subject is Told in
che Herald IN one day than in the Wall street prints
M a month. We maintain bold, fearless indepen-
dent position. On every puellc topic, we give the
facts and reasonngscn both sides All other papers
are the organs Of cquss lotteries Of politicians or
fnsacers-snd, therefore, disseminate only one aide
land tina, generally the wors, side Of ev,-y SUBJECT
Not 40 with us. We tell the truti-,hc whole truth,
and nothing but the TRUTH and leave the conseouen
.ces 10 an enligh,eaed people. n.
Such being the progress, organization capacity.
power and circulation Of the Herald as conducted
on the new system Of business, il 10 very natural that
al the commercial and general advertising business
should gradually converge itself IN its columns in
preference 10 any other papcr The same advertise.
ment, for The same price, Is disseminated len hmss
ssmash in the. Herald 80 M any other PRINT N the
ssyss Sec,esy IL finding out the fact And wisht tho
'sbwsss s',rs ''aftess ~ ~ iss its~sa esssspe =
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-21

IA PETERSBURG PACKETs-OLD
xI4S LlNE.-The comprising the above line will be
-regulariy despatched frsm New York and Petersburg
follows
Schr EMMA, Isaac Cole, master.
Sehr HELEN, ID. Latourette, IT. master.
schr VIRGINIA, John Woglam master.
Schr PETERSBURG, (new) Latoureue, master.
Schr -, (new) J. b. Ratoon, master.
The above ali schooners built expressly for
this trade and ded by experienced masters One OF
the above vessels will be regularly despatched from each port
every Saturday.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-21

VIA RAIL ROAD AND CANAL TO PITTSBURGH
Leaves the West Chester House, Of Broad Race
streets, daily al o'clock
The Boats and Cars this Line Of the very
description having been built expressly the
y and not survsssed NV the coumry.
Thswine ony fscse. LAT Isns tue Ran Road "
Harrisbur h. thereby saving So miles Of anal and
reaching Pitsburgh IN three days and hsh Instead OF
four ard BALI vas formerly the case when they By
csiprabis, md there took the canal t
For speed ana eoncr this Line Is 40, ereeed by ether
Passengers 10 Cineinrst Louisville, Nscber, Nashville ~
Loss hs viii always he cerala ~ being .sks wiDssee
The mari.
Fcr spyy of on and Chessnu
st. and at No go Market 81 corner % and wIIo- -
pb,,. A-,,,n. M.v ia
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-21

81
go Sailing from New York the 2sh, and from Liver
- pool on the 9Th Of each month.
The above line Of packets will be connned by the subscr
bers, and is composed n the following sbipss-
From New York
June A-The UNITED STATES, Capt ~. H. Holdrsge
March z4-The ST. An DREW, Capt WIN. c. Thompson
Aug z4-The vIR0INIAN, Capt isaac Harris
Sept 24-The sHEFF1ELD, Capt Fras. r. Allen.
From Liverpool.
May s-The ST. ANDREW. Geo tons
june s-The vIR0TSIAN. go tons.
July g-The SHEFFIELD. Coz tons
Aug s-The UNITED STATES, $50 tons.
The nodations Of the above ships
the their commanders well known. Every
excrton made promote the comfort OF passengers
and the Importers The price OF passage LIVER
pool cabin In other lnes fixed at S40 with wines
and stores OF every description.
above ships Cor which bin Of sding
STEPhENwHTTNEY,
SANDS, TURNER. FOX Co. or
jA ROBr KERMIT. ~ South II.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-21

Hereafter whenever any country subscription to the
Herald, reaches fortnight of it's close subscribers
will receive their papers, done up in yeow wrappers
This plaza is adopted in order to give our patrons, IN
the country notice. either to their subscription
by fresh remittance to expect it to cease at the
close of the period for which it had been paid. Sub
scrbers will therefore, understand, after this notice.
what is meant by receiving their papers done up IN
yeloH prappiag paper.
By this method we furnish individual subscribers
with proper notice, without putting them TO the ex-
pense Of postage, and thus shave Amos Kendall, Dy
way of requal for his shaving so often our subscn
bess The fashionable morals of the present day. as
sanctioned by the Honorable the Kitchen Cabinet
are to cheat as much as you can, 80 that the law
does not reach you do not practice on this prlnc
pie to any extcat except when have dealings with
the Kitchen-and on such occasions II rs adopted
purely in self defence-f you don't shave you'll get
shaved. Every day am receiving letters complain
inc that the Herald has failed, when, at the same
,;mc know full well that it is regularly nailed
Why these complaints? Because many OF Amos
sub-treasurers will be looking into the Herald TO see
the lneaments of their master accurately depicted.
They read laugh but forget to put the Herald into IT'S
wrapper again. Hereafter beg them az favor-as
personal favor TO meto try TO be as honest as they
can know they have precious little of that article
bat precious little is better than none
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-21

NEW OHLENNS
90 Thi. lne consists OF n ships and briggs of which
49, will sab weekly till the LIST Of October after which
tine two will sail weekly during the busns These
vessels nh OF the first class warranted insure lowest
rates take the pse Freight and pssen
win Ne taken N this line throughout the Al ~ per
cen than any other line whstever. Apply tn
X. ELWELL, Packet 0hibe, 50 Southst
All gscds from outpcs will be sbipped and forwarded
Immediately at New Orleans. free Of commission, and
aud attention paid despatch and safety Mer
chants having freight dispose az viii fad decidedly Tor
their iptersstte apply above. J23