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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-02
Exchange Reading Room and Foreign
Letter Office.

" THE Proprietor Of the above establishment takes grea,
pleasure his friends and the merchants gene
rally that he has removed uto the large and plend FIRE
proof in the Exchange the William
Neither pains have been spared in
The News Room, and the ESTABLISHING be-
lieved be the OF OF lis Kind in the United
addition TO the files Of American and foreign papers
prices current records
stock Beard Brokers, Teegrapkc Repor
and daily list OF the arrivals of strangers all The Princ
palhoels.
The Foreign Letter Ofce has been fitted up so to give
the greatest possible safety ill letters witha The
all other accidents
ed by deposing letters in this Office taking
the other privileges enjoyed by subscbers
than the price subscription all persons having important
correspondence with fore gn countries
s. q.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-02

DICE, FLOUR AND CAROLlNA HOMINY
II The following 1roeers may be depended selling
,he genuine Rice Flour Carolina Homny and superior Head
Rice manufactured the New York Rice MEL Others deal
ing al the Mill who will agree sell other articles
estaned there, m articles have their names
added to list by leaving their address WITH the Agent Of
the MILL corner Of Jefferson and South SIS.
p. L. BogIt, ITO East broadway cor kutgesssI
Chester briggs, 681 Broadway, cor. Amity St
Sturges 4 Archer, IS Canal, cor. Churchst
Staples Chase 4 Ford. 1872 Bowery.
S.G W. Bunting, 500 Pearl and 256 Grand St
George A. JARVIS, 142 Grand ST.
H. Knapp sos Houston cor. Lawrence ST
Jacob Perkins, 14l Bowery
T.. Rich l. Brother, SO Bowery.
Wm. Simpson, ll9 East Broadway, cor. Pike ST
A. Curtiss 4 Co. $50 Bowery. lj8-lm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-02

IN Johnson 10 cesso,tee cenfdestiaIiy al his oNse,
No ~ Duass street, hetweep Chatham nliss,
The following siseses, vn-0e.errb~s, 'sss Chsscres
Seminal weakness naA the dissssps
-, ROW venerss poison or Improper Dr. ye&ssps
engages remove ssy recent Affections in three dsy
and The most nvesrae cases IN properSpae tme, vihoss
me use sny debilsting sjud<oos medicine,
os business Psrsops snuirg themselves 10 DrJssn-
the most aggravated cases. scrofpous users.ed sg
speedily healed strangers would % weH gvny -
johnson call a. aceran preventative may 10 MADE sSs.
the occurrence OF the foregoing dsea ht hiss never M
ed who's used within AFTER exposure Lev
tiers post paid and enclosing tee have the uecessssy ne
icipe and directions for its ferwafred
Attendance from 8, A. ~ o III NJ sight Dr. yehsses -
moved from is Cham bers street. E1-iS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-02


~ W. REvIS, l23 Chatham takes the earliest oppor
iuny announcing through the columns OF the Herald 10
the Laoes York and Brooklyn the arrival the most
fashionable Cacoes offered to public netice
having them under advantage which
and cash could command enabled offer them those La
dies who visit bis establishment early at prices nhatey
cheaper than former perod and adequate idea be
goods but by actual inspection and will be found surpass
precedent which undoubtedly suit the most iasdous
and most economical OF purchasers. -
rr The approval system price is sill continued
this establishment J, w. REVls, l28 Chatham ST.
fl2-lms s doors from PEARL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-02

TOOTH PAsTE-A and eleg
" Gle the Teeh-The Orris Tooth Paste, while beau
6es the and entng every
and giving them clear and pesry whteDes
heghtens color OF the lips guR spd gives additional
beauty ensemble OF the mouth-by It's sincting
properties greatly tends preserve
purity Ieat-and also adds peculiar and
the breath for which the orrs Root
Justly ceeb that article largely the compo.
siien othe orris Tool. Pasegyng 70 Tits same and
tally contributing that agreeable and which
this Paste preemlne ny To those have
Partially for tooth wash, the 0ris Tooth Paste will
ucuarly acceptable, II readily be into
pleasant and excellent tooth wash
about ;ke size Of in small quantity of which
the instant The orrs Tooth Paste possesses
all the advantages tooth wash without the objection
be brought against the in which article
latter description must ofnecessty he upasd equally
free iem the many objections that applicable otooh pow
ders from their want Of neatness the toilet
The number OF articles that have bees submitted the
public Tor improving the OF the teeth which
have generally proved unsatisfactory induces TIE
othe Oris Tooth Paste confident be s
excellence and virtue, TO observe that should
prove ineffective the money will be returned
II be had Of n. T.. Hart, It's Broadway; Mrs A. G..
Cannon's No Aston House, Broadway; James H. Hart,
278 Broadway George c. Howe Co. l4S Chatham John
w. Hove Dentist io4 Grand street corner Of MERGERS NJ
Guon Bowery and Grand Henry Pike
ss and wboe ale and retail al AL Grand between
Broadway sId Division 81 Price so cents Be careful
nh.ip the pFs'~. az Sms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-02

CHEMlCALS.
THE NEW YORK CHEMICAL MANUFACTURING
co. have constantly for sale
Oil Vitrol, Alum,
Bleaching Salts, Copperas,
Aqua hInona, Muriatic Acid,
Aaua Forts, Nitric Acid,
Blue Vitrioi. Manganese,
And many other articles in the line oil their business.
Orders will he received at their Banking house. No. II
Broadway office OF their agent 81 street
B15-ys GEO. Is. GILBERT. Apeut
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-02
Second Ward Hotel

IL E. JONES formerly Of Providence, X. L. and late
Harlem, NJ ~ respectfully begs leave TO inform his friends
and the public that he has taken the
known Hotel, which he intends fitting up in style be
surpassed His Wines and Liquors OF the best and
pains i'll be spared render every thing
forlabe TO ali who may favor him with a call:
He would also the public that the house being
commodous he will be prepared al all times accommodate
Societies Arbra,ons, Court Martals and all
scrpons with spacious and any and good
xtead.
NIB Supper and Dinner Parties will be a,tendedto in
epicurean style the shortest notice. and refreshments
stap Iy onh and M
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-02
DATENT LAMPS, WARKANTED-Improve

DATENT LAMPS, WARKANTED-Impro
Mechanical asd Lamps recently inyented by
Mesrs Ocean CO. Paris superior to any former svene
their utility and beauty.
The subscriber, sole agent and Importer In the United
States for Messrs Decau Co. bers leave respectfully
rd No 76 junction Maiden Lane and Liberty Streets
up stairs with complete OF the above supe-
rer fashionable Lamps, which be intends TO constantly
hand and invites all those who be Interested
thereof to favor him with call being eorden that ar-
ce entirely from the popularity has already
qured among the fashionable circles In Paris and from
tensye orders which constantly received that merits
cannot fail To be duly appreciated by this Intelligent
nifty ew seconds being besides sufficient to examine
fecy plain In ts construction and operation and being
tIsr objt OF curiosity by ITSELF
These Lamps can be adapted purpose In the way
Illumination and be asserted Without hesfsuon
gsraton-ha alone produces light equal 70 IS pesn
candles One OF these lamps he used discretion
the least ersos the mantle piece the table kys
very simple combination adapted As chandelier.
One OF the peculiar pre- pcrues this ngenious nyenos
that IL the glass tube and the wick thst reess}es te
diminished by the lowering Of the wick except whes
total extinction rs requires.
Another peculiarly OF IS that the smp
be becoming clarified by the fusceoRs the
mechanism, which wound 10 the evening,
suitably regulated. snung further ssentoa
The subscriber has hand full sssormess Of pais
easily adapted Candles which gives them the deceptive I'D
Of fancy lamps and they agreeable
gentle light, endable industrious
and writer's There also such fancy OF or
cripoa, and fancy globes attached TO the above
iI2.5n. AU0'N DIACON
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-02

!. THIS EVENING, viii be

DARK THEA HI THIS EVENING, will be
MERCaXNr OF vENIcE--shyIock Mr. J.. A. J.
Nesfe-Portis. Mrs. Shaw--Nerssa, Mrs. kichardson--
AfAs DE DEux. l BY Master and Miss Well.
The YcTTHFUL oUEEN-coun, o o1ensteirn, Mr. Chip
piaass-s,enberg, Mr. Rehngs-christine. Mrs shaw
Emma Mr. b Efssrd sS Mr. and Mr., cheekeu
HIGH i0I Low. JACK, AND THE GAME Or, the Cara
Party-The King OF Clubs Mr.. Pacids-oaeea OF Hearts,
,cos IS cents
NATIONAL ATKE-L~e lsel..n oysrs
~ HOuse.-MR. wALLACK. Lessee.-rHls EVENING
oTHE Io@@oshelo, Mr.. wallae.-I.go. Mr.. Booth
ma Miss.E. whestey.
RAisiNG TIE WIND-Jeremy Bidder Mr.. srowne-Mrs
Doors open stsi-Performance begin att Boxessi Pit 50
A POLLo-4io Bre4d.sy, Canal street The pub.
opened a% sR aH'S i hxaS CONCERT
The new grand Nautical Ballet entitled THE PUPIL OF
tse Pupil ct a ne o,
the Navy. "''' ''p'"''' ''e ''
Doors open at6apertormance to commence att O'clock
Tickets had from 10 A. NJ to- r. NJ,
at the office OF the Apollo where seats may De secured
Prcesof admission throughout the house eens-chaen
% cents.
VOOLOGICAL INSTITUTE, No 81 BewERY.
open for the The collection Of animals sthe most
has ever offered public
specton this country Mr. Van Anburgh wenler the
4 O'Clock p NJ, at in the evening The hours Of
r. Nj and from to past the evening Abundance %
cens-Cbidren half price. Every attention will be paid to
the veHlaoR attendance,
visilers from the intrusion ofmprcper persons
Signed e. s. ANGEVINE& co.
d4-Sms PrOpretors
THESS.-The subscriber has opened in the building
~ Of Sunday Morning News Office apartment hand
somely fitted up for Chess Playing
GeneRen who play wish TO learn the game, respect
fully invited to call and the arrangements
The members the Club requested attend the
ings every Saturday evening at y o'clock.
Entrance through Exchange Office, No. IA Ann
street. and from Broadway through the long hall adjoining
American Museum. ABM BAsSF0RD.
mis-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-02

A FRENCH,s HOTEL, NORFOLK,

60 vIRGINIA-Ope OF the delightful places o. resi-
- aenee nvads, families wishing 20 live quietly
comfortably md the reasonable terms Is 70 De fcund
~ FRRNCHS HOTEL Norfolk, Va, where he climate Is
mild both and the scenery dehghus ana
the neghbohood social aLd disposed e cultivate an sgreea
bic Acquaintance -, -. -
the of Norfolk and opened the first Of May
La, some idea convenience may be formed from The
sr ths, n cost IN erection and furnishing upwards OF e6oooo
n contains eighty rooms, drawing and private spsr
repis for the accommodation OF single persons Psr,ss or "a
miles and the comforts Of home can he always obtained
this house The senior partner has ter many years
cspal Hotel in Virginia. and his reputation eabshed IN that
-. n
The productions OF the country in great plenty and o.
choice Kind The neghborhcod OF Norfolk 70 the neunans
OF yrras conssn, supry sfmounas ed oee 400
oysters untivsed and the excellence OF me
Virginia poay proverbs The stock OF wines
equal that OF any establishment In the country me
Madeira imported expressly bv the propre,os ana me
Sherry by A. rsnar ESQ, cf Norfolk, who recognized as
the importer Of first article, nat surpassed by any
other. ..,
The personal attentions Of the proprcor asd their dspo
please render residence with the other advanta
rea desirable spot which escape the severity Of the
winter the heat Of Any individuals or families
who be travelling and pass through remain at Nor
fos would he Of welcome aad the best entertain
ment there, by. VIM DANL FRENCh
nal Frenchs Hotel, Norfolk Virginia
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-02

nh. j, FRANCE. DENTIs1-Bn removed 10
- 5S Chambers street. opposite TO Hudon where
continues practice in s the various branches OF Dentistry
the recent end improved principles. His premiuu
IncorruptiLe Teeth of the hes, quality full are w~
rsntes 10 remain to the without the
sprags or ngsures Tooth ache crops that will The
violent toe,h ache IN aew moments, and the
time the tooth, and remove ali from the
ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted by DR.. Francis, vhbek
be dlng uehed from the NATURAL and perferm
motion Of hat without giving the sighi~ paia For
an improvement IN this art be he's received diploma
Also. EYE WATER Or. " respectfully soicits the stes-
oa " the pablo 10 bis most exrsorsnsry and esscicos
Eye Water II has fully proved itself NOS, yss.b,e spI
eaten in Inflammation and wesknsss Of the Tbsss hu
have been diseased fer years has perfectly cured sv
days. snS Is engaged to
fhe REV fisrron ~ Thompson street. procured bssAse
of the above for MIS- Hasons and to s hsss
the dimness Apd which has been enoes
CIR Navy she had sssd ~stsrs nut sey
Us value. JOSEF nnnUsSvN
This IL 10 certify Mat Mr.. MCsTey No FLAMES street.,
widow Of The late Or Csfrey hss ssa " rrsnss sys
water happy bad the wsren ewec snA
NAV ssy sbsolpe bipdsss~ tbcefvrs e2R
s,(elv reeomu. . and valuable eye vatsr
and orlv requires 10 omshe hsuSsede sh etber
rrem The those wbo have usrd The Eye Wsew
r.n.,.d nv mr. Francs. hesitation reeommeuA-
ing ""'e sp'' DUNCAN DUNBAR,
jis.ims Pastor o. lhe n'Dcuesh-st chsrch-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-02
GENTLE MEMS
HOLIDAY PE ESEyTs.
CARDS.

AT II2 BKOADWAY.
VISITING CARDS plain writing the Italian and fancy
hands, printed the polished German Porc lain Card may
be procured the of Maiden lane and Broadway
may be seen.
Also silver plated Door and Number plates, the plating
WHICH uncommonly thick the silver beng expressly rolled
for tke advertiser.
Merchants Commission Cards. executed with dtnstnsss
and taste.
Letter Stamps, Consular and Notoal Seals engraved 10
der.
Brass Door Plates Knockers, &c.
STOUT, corner OF maiden lane
dS0-5mS and Broadway
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-02
"a EOK xALE-A neat three story brick house and
InI Said house four rooms with fire

a FOX SALE-A neat three story brick house and
@ for 81 SOC. Said house contans Tour rooms WIN hre
sx::4 places three bedrooms aad three Panres
Also one 200 part OF the purchase money can re-
The Drs Dock Stages the above houses For
psrticuurs inquire at No. 81 Fourth ~ between avenue
pd Is,.is ~ MAJ
TyOOK Wanted a Woman TO coax and to wash and iron
One who ii competent and OF good Character may apply
:, 90 c.ral street conr.r OF Broadway ml-lt'
~OMPLIMENTKl BALL TO ID. j. LUCAS TO
he given al Masonic Hall Monday Evening, March 5,
lgss on which occasion the New YORK Brass Band have
the the Band viii in course OF the
Evening entertain the company with several select pieces On
ther brass Instruments lie sder Of the Brass Band Mr. Lo-
thias Leader OF Cotillon Band, Mr.. W. Wallace. Also,
several Fancy Dances win be brought forward
In Announcing this have the pleasure 10 niorm our
frerds that the Hudson Fire Engine Company No have
consented let their Decorations remain up Tor the occa
NJ h. The Dressing Rooms will be under the management
OF the COMMITTEE OF Arrangements. -, -,
Plies OF Tcsets to be the North American Hotel,
Bowery Captain Seey's Branch Hotel ana al masonic
Hall D. VIM BkENNbN, 'hafnsh.
r WANTED IMMEDiATELY.-An active aad ntelli-
pent youth 10 Of 10 attend IN sting
reom who write good hand ana come wen rseon
msnded can apply a the desk ofths Office. flS
Instruction in Dancing.
nr Grrnas gentlemen who has been taught IN the Dan
s Academies and Berlin respectfully niorns the
cens OF York and It's vcsity that he gives private In
WALTZ 4. and wkLTZE ALEMAUDEN Particular at
te,tor will paid the and movement OF the bosy
number OF Young ladies AID genemen al the highest re-
spectabihty are already under his instruction. -
References will be given by applying No 10
Cedar 81. from 10 TO II A. NJ. or4to5P NJ fzIeod3r
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-02

(NENTS CENTS-CENTS-For sale exchange
~ large quantity Of pennies Apply the desk of this Of
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-02

I D00 OOO Pic KLEs, larg- s,e, IN barrels -.
,ZUU,UUU ec,ed COZ grocers-smsl sire Cor the srih'
en market In hight Kegs and GALLONS put up m su'
serior style Cor sale by GA WELLS, ie4 water 81
ss-sms sert door to He sHotel
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-02

ERANKLIN THEACRE.-Thc manager of this
Theatre ambitious of fulfilling his promise of render
ing interior the city is DESTROYS of organizing
a strong talented, and efficient Company and for this pur
pose a. nouncas his intention receiving application OF
SUCH only such OF acknowledged dramatic merit
Application be made in athe Box office between
the hours of 10 and O'Clock
Franklin Theatre, Feb 81, 1888 VIM. SETON.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-02

CTRAw AND TUSCAN HAT MANUFAC
- TDRy-wANTED-A few god hands, 70 whom con-
.., employmepi win be givea Apply TO Me- rs Fuhss
street, Broohlyn. WV
p,IRE INsyJa ANCE-Omce of he Agency Of the
ltoa Fire Insurance Company, 81 Hartford, Corn
No las Front 81 where policies viii be renewed and issued
n The most favorable terms, by /, u.-.up 49,.
i2s ~ Va haSnSo. nkene
vu,HE LAST REs0RT-ror Coushs, Colds, Ash
ma Ipiueuss whsoping Cough, and all snectcns o. the
Lungs when ali other rer,edies Cor such comrlan have
fesea 10 cure, the NEW ENGLAND COUGH SYRUP VIII
no sur- IN Afford relief Happy for afflicted who make
their AIRS, resort, for they will need no other.
he bad Of the apchecares genera as wen rs OF 'he
proprietor. -.-...x 80, :.
t2eos2sf DANIEL GODDANUi voiu "
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-02

T ARGE HOG-For sale, Hog weighing from to 10
IL hundred pounds. Apply at the New York Rice Mill,
per Jefferson and South SITS f22-3t
EROST'S TRIAL-For sale a this Office, Lumber o
copies OF the trial OF Professionalism OF witnesses Da
vd Paul Browns Speech Jshn A. Morrs Speech Thos Phe
aix district attorney charge of Recorder Rker &C. &C.
Price cents j2
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-02

WHOLESALE DEALERS whe purchase FER cash.
are invited N cali II the establishment Of HOW
ELL d co. I30 Chatham 81. where their Nutris, Plain
Castor, and Hats will be found OF quality
=, the very owe prices and sold exclusively Ake
Cloth sealet and Fur Caps upon the same terms
f2a.imf hoWhbL Co l2o chatham 81
DANCING ACADEMY.-Tte Misses PARKER,
.,ost stfuy nio~m their friends public,
,h.,r asne6, Ban vii take place FRIDAY EVE
NSNC March 3D. at Tanlmauy Han, which =
s.,v =. dascipg wi be dsnsed Dancing commence
s,ocs and be eontaued until late hour Tickets for adj
Rnwery Leader Of The Band. Mr.. Bsowr.
Publies as usual, every "wednesday evening ml.a.
r,oOMs T0 LET-Fernshes O unfinished rooms
N car be had ny applying " % o ~ 1ce' osTnerS 90
avenue. ~ IN in'-
= osT-FIvE DOLLARS REWARD a small white
snd black spansi Dog had very peenns, mar upor
w.oeyer viii re,orn this ofsce, shall receive the above
r..,a Int, whose ever the above Dog may have
'sI $3.50. ~ :. Nv ~ Z. ..,,,s az lsdv fx1w
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-02

III iNstrRANCE COMPANY or sOsT@N.-Capita-
iii paid and nves,edsuborred 70 assure .Esns,
Are ks Proposals for insurance seasst nrs ON
bu,rss sv merr and for renewal Of policies
,be city Of New YORK e the coprtrg roon bioE.
Low, Jr. "a pine st. william, will he suenuen h
JOSEPH BALCH, Presidents
Hosea, D.e q tss7 ja,
"A ssOhTrD PlcktEs-,
"A 1000 eases, dozen each, gallon arr
1000 do do DO halt do
see DO do do quart do. pat sp IL
o'GJ WELLS, 1874 water St
ta~sm. next doer TO Hors Motel
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-02

VNANTED-A married practical farmer. with q
w grown ehildren, sber Amensan English scotch,us
dersndns his business al lis branches TO take chsrge for
third share ~ srm ~ 800 acres, ~ the
ducsive ofhe of New York canal N junsen
With the Norh River Apply, 9TH good references, by letter
= n $50 lower post effce @ecdlm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-02
DUFF GORDON Henry WINES.

nUFF GONDON q Co No 10 Broad s. offer Tor
IL sale cheice assortment the Sherry Wines OF their
Brand in hogshsads quarter casks, entitled to debenture
j2s-lmr
ITO LET-The upper part of Nos. 4 and Peck slip,
communicating, small brick kitchen in the cellar,
kc convenient residence for respectable small famiyno
family in the the lower part being occupied
Offices Apply No. Peck Slip f20u
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-02

AJHW YORK TATTERBALLS-The regular
sales 81 Horses, Carriages &c at ms wen nSn ess.
and me proprietor adopted the Dhowing rule
"Gealemen having for se will not " charged any
thsg iii the LIST May next ne usual cosMns
sion. will be sharged on actual sales only,
The sale will commence GA Monday march lsSa al
IL O'Clock ard all heres &c ntenoed for ihs sale must be
shown and before Saturday March at5
as horse can be offered auction unless IN ae
for the catalogue 49,.
NJ b. Horses registered for sale must be left al New YORK
Taersss before IL O'Clock the day OF SALE or lhey n
not be offered. Jle32s
GENTLE MEMS
"A > II OFF q II N q o Y q II T
anu the full value given in cash, by
II. LEVEfT,
No. go Blocker street, CarmIne street.
YORK.
Ir Knowing there persons who make great pu6 In
their advertisements Cast on Clothing and who in many
eases not give the full value fer the H. L. will
those GeatleRen who have such articles by
and who may send for him. of their receiving the very
most value In cash for every article.
NJ *. line through the post ~hice otherwise, tho
above address, will with due attention. 3mk
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-02

Boundbrssk Basin New Jersey to New York city. will
be received the house Of the subscriber until the 10th q
March, 70 be decided the 18th 900 cords by the vst OF
December 1885, and first OF Deeembt 1885, The
bidders will stae the quantity he win deliver each month and
The year. where delivered lime he will remain at the city
Of New York rs cords and per sord For
further information inquire OF the subscriber near Somsve,
NJ. Jersey. flSdtMl~ JOHN r. BROWN.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-02

LAW notice.
K. GRAHAM BENNERS, @rmerly of Newbern, N. G.
ATTORNEY COUNSELLOR AT Law.
Linden, Ala.
Recommendation William CASTOR, Newbern, N. G..
Hon. William n. haywood, Raj N. &.
Hon. L. d. Henry, Fayctvile, N. G.
Mr.. r. H. Tayer Mobile, Al
f. :. BlouRt, Esq. Mobile, Al.
Mr.. JOAN NJ strong, Linden, Al
Mr. william Locke, Linden, AL
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-03-24

LUDIcRoUs PLACE OF DEposITE.-A
Mrs. Forgery, Of Norfolk street having
scraped together 1880 in bank bills,
sewed up the same for security in the
corner Of her chemise; but forgetting
that she had done so, when washing day
came round, she handed over the gar
ment thus enriched TOM ary Burns, her
woman. Mary soon perceived the prize
and took good care oft. Mrs. Forgery
then thought Of her money, and ran
down to the wash tub and found every
thing in the suds. Mary denying alto
gether that she knew any thing of it.
The officer bethought himself of search
ing Mary, and found it carefully secre.
ted in her corsets. Committed.-N
Y. Star.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-03-24

Agents, Perrys5ng.
The steamboat Commodore Perry will leave
Buffalo ON the same day that the General
Wayne leaves Perrysburg, and run alternate
ly, agreeable to this advertisement. Arrange
ments have been made with four first class
steamboats,, to run in connection with the
above boats, to form six day line from this
place to Buffalo.
The steamboat Commodore Perry is a well
known boat, and is commanded by her former
Captain, DAVID WILKIsoN whose reputation
as Commander, needs no eulogy.
The Commodore has been fitted up for the
coming season, preparatory to taking her
place in the rank of the first class of boats on
the lake. No boat is more safe or regular in
her trips.
March 3. 4Stf