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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-12
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GirOud's Patent Mecha nIcal Lam ps- war
ranted.-216 Canal street.

Giroud's Patent Mecha nlcal arm ps- wa r.
ranted.-216 Canal street.
III GIROUD, sole of the above
this his thanks the parpszpe
he has received ever since the formation ofhs
respectfully announces that he has completed great
lection OF the said Lamps which he offers for sale
The Csrcel Lamps and those OF similar coarucuon,
derang from which The Giroud Lamps are entirely
iree inssmuch as the pump and mechanism Of the latter
dcuy-whe IL Is impossible clean or repair the others
without perfect knowledge of their coRs' rustiop.
The object OF Mr. Groud In manufacturing Lamps in this
city TO procure material advantage avoid
ing the heavy duties and expenses Incumbent upon porta-
ions lie therefore enabled supply this article az
the same price as II bought in Paris.
more appropriate ornament psrors more econo-
mcal for hotel and store keepers canaot he found.
Dealers supplied Glass Globes, Crystal Lamps CHM
necessary for Lamps.
Os LIST OF May neytt the Factory will be removed TO
go Broadway IL Is now 2o Canal st. ms In
rAUTION-GELATINE CAPsULEs.-Mr r. q
" Bereau, In another column, endeavored TO proven
the public from buying GeIzne which
Imitation Of hohes Capsules advertised genuine,
commentator than using he OF Others. &c nc.
In csnsequesce the adveris. alluded pre-
10 inform those concerned, sng
Geiatne Capsules which superior To Motbes well
OF pure BsIsam GeIantse which viii leak
queaty have unpleasant sste-wkeh decided advsn-
age over the other kinds.
obit CT In view Il administer the Bssam of Copvia In
approved form and Capsules have been by
several chemists Berlin wei as In this city and Phade
phia, they with safety be recommended superior
The sales with which they have mel bear ample
Messrs Rshton Aspinwan, Mr. Mihau Messrs sosniard
Delue and all other respectable chemists spohecsres
for SALE and generally prefer them Mothes manu-
fscure for the reasons .eniioned asove.
Various certificates possession confirm my assertion
- CHARLES wILDENow,
nsim' 81 Cherry
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-12

sas orsvillon& Co-5do X Lacostss4 cbess Bsuchand
az Ssds1 s SS a.
X Boizsri-2 do TIMBER Dambusaa--S do Blsss yes
H.sss do A.@y, Patterson Co Of Bssions do Gr..elJ
Minsr1 co.ls Lane, Lsmson Co-l5 do undrpwo 9e
Dsnsy i co--lS do L Febr@4 do Young, smith 4
Col Do " Rebbe-4s do Eawardsa soddaTa-7 DO Get
sds Meyer Sens Dc Beysrd i, Of rhlads a Coo 90
do A Therist-s do vyse-s dc \ Brsem--2s hhds
burg cos do He:senburg G"-i DO Larue-
Godfrey, Weber Co do krahmer-o do he'nertn III
soa te co-ssS Fieser cs-sS d. do
P Lajeune-l do Brigham Fay-2 do Cochran-4oa bas
Ses'IsHsris orios"s bales Gotten sascCgasls
BrownD4sJ osgood Co-4 casks copper Har, Merritt
la MALES cotton to order.
ry-33 hides Haven &Co37o hhds sugar Boorman Johnston
Boorman 4 Coso do Rowland Aspinwal-i37 bis pork
Brsgs-37 hha hams Barkeow kegs lard SO bis pork
new GRIRANs-schr schuylkl- hhds tobacco Boormsn
Johnston Co55 bbs pork $50 lead % bbs flour 80 hds
sagarJ Dsnaldson-T2kegs lard Suydau BiydenburS-3
MoBrLE-schr CeIeriy--ls bales cotton Center Co-l7
do Lawrence Trimbe-44A white-2 Parish Y Co-3o
Ship Coroanus7 bales Center
&Cos5i do Parish Co-is do Perkins Hopkins 8 White
Kennedy L Co-l2s do oakfora l. Whitcomb-s4 do Wood
hull Mnturn-35elo Dupeystr& Whmarsh-S2do RIM De-
do Tso%as do .rdea do
sS do MenTs Gu do
hides JohnW Taylor Ce-1Oboxes bacno oakford Whit
COMB,
PASSENGERS
Per ship Orleans from New 0eans-Mr. Alaud lady and
child Mr. Thompson, Mr. Ledw Captain hsnd and six
in the
Per ship land from Havre-C Harver, Leurs Strasser
New York Joseph r. Williams New Bedford; Samuel Gull
laume, Lyons and 5 in the Storage.
Per ship Havana from Hevana-Capt J. Smith, ii. A Will
l.. A. Bourbon.
Per schr Mary Elizabeth from Easport-Mr. M Crackan
Per ship Coriolanus from NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. George
Thompson. Esq Boston, Benjamin Drawn, Brooklyn E. L..
Peckman, Providence
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-12
sales Mt the stock Exchange.
State OF Trade.

SATURDAY EVENING. March 10.
the packets has tended to Increase animation
markets and the sales today have been fair without change
and the sales on that date were 1900 bales former
prices of the by the suly from
ers The latest dates from Liverpool viz. Feb show the
there quite and ~ on, The sos sse on
bought speculation at these prices Al New Or
in imports exports 1851 bales
Mobile towards the latter part of the week ending March
ss,srs sis u pree The sales Of the Week bales At
i the stock hand 80 4s bales against 50 s9i
via New Orleans had preduced other change thas an
Al savannah an the 5h sales had been limited lot
In Of the Liverpool news via NewOreans
Sc 500 last year The sale. bales
Al Charleston the 9Th the sales small for low quail
BREAD srurrs Flour remains with any demand
In Grain there has been little dong-ths stock
rrce I downward in consequence of The quantity
There has beena sale OF prime white foreign wheat at VI 90
Al Baltimore March prices steady sales moderate
the inspections Tor the week were 500 bb In Gram no
Al March4 the demand was limited Bal.
Al Mobile the 81 the sales ohour were extensive
now demanded The demand for grain was moderate and
Wg.Lrsoss-Yhere have been sales for expectation at
Asur demand
IN. scarcity of reghtsome sales OF both Pots and Pearls
have taken place without change price for either descrp
Transactions ths day.
Cotton, 500 bales. 9 loo.
Wheat, 1900 bushels, prime white $l.5o
wkslebone $1,000, lec.
Ashes 500 barrels Pots. &57
50 barrels Pearls, % IS
MArASzAs, Feb 2-Sons parcels Of low quality Musceva-
dos have sold 81 6rs which the only TRANSACTIONS
e have heard o-he fancy brands all being shipped Tor
account Coffee is dull and prices have rather decn-
"a Moasse plenty Al 81 rails and will GO lower think
The Cayed Sugar have been quite extensive
and orr quotations fully suppor'ed there Is however
OF brown yellow offering and these de-
scriptons decline be expected No sale Of Rice since
,Lat Nor Of which still hand; like par
eel Won a. we ibnk about price, Exchange
an the ri ited States almost unsaeable
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-12

TO LET-The upper part OF Nos. 4 and Peek ship.
communicating, small brick kitchen in the rear cellar
&C convenient residence Tor respectable smy-so
other Family IN the premises the lower part being
o6ces Apply ko.4 Peck Slip. fou
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-12

~ rION-If Miss Y.d-b-g, OF Charlton street,
values her character the least has respect
feepgs Of others whom deeply concerns she will
courage Mr. IN nee his business and his arnabe
wife ard sy a word the wise" he The prcverb Is
ewhst musty. - -. =
NIP n. ONE WHO KNOWS.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-12

bic. We should be surprissdf wssss BY 1uy' s1'
..,.-, ..,;.h~e.ts s5,OOeOeo
nIlusn sdpNsi invested IN new ess~' de- 5000 00e
British expenditures Canada, passing tnrougn N sao ono
New fork, ,.,.. 100000
S2S, 600
Thus wing by the middle of next summer avery hea
balance in favor Of the country.
From these other influences to be hoped thai inc
movement Of our will surmount all obstacles
IT,. osly difficulty deraaged condition of portion OF
The banking SYSTEM sample OF which we give the follow
~ table OF the Of Massachusetts, just publish
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-12
ONE WHO KNOWS.

GT H. Ca regsar meetisg Of the BrotAsrs' Cisb" will
he hsld this fondsy) evening at The Broad street Motel
onestlen for D.cuson" which City destined TO be ths
s miaits, HARRY HoTsPvR, Secretary.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-12

c% vIRGINiA-ose OF the most derhul places OF RESI-.
for invslids families wishing to live quietly,
and on the reasonable be found
q rnEhCHs HOTEL, Norfolk, Va where the climate 10
mild both In winter and the scenery deghfs ard
We shoorhood social, ard disposed Ia cultivate sgrees
BILE Acquaintance.
FREECFs HOTEL 10 located In the principal street o.
the borough II Norfolk and epeped the first Of May
lat Some idea Of It's convenience may be formed from the
TACT that cost erection and furnishing upwards Of eeoooe
contains sbost eighty drawing aud private apart
sr the ~ single parties, IA
miles, comforts be always obtained
this house The senior partner for keet
opal Hotel in Virginia and his reputation . established In hat
line.
The productions Of the are in great plenty ssd Of
choice kind The negbborbood o. Norfolk 10 the
yg,a ensures supply Of mounsiH fed beef I'D
pusons oysters unriyslled aud the excellence Of the
virginia poplty proverbsL Tbs stock vsrran,ed
eoua 10 that establishment the The
Madeira imported expressly Nv the propreor AID he
sherry by A. Psmsr ESQ.,, Of Norfek who l. a.
the importer Of first rate article, surpassed BY any
other.
The personal attentions Of the propriecrs ssd their ~po
please render this residence with the other
ges desirable spot which escapr the severity 81 the
winter, or the heat OF summer. Any OF handles
who should be travelling, and pass w remain al Ner.
folk Va would be OF welcome asd the hest epertss
nent mere. ov' VIM. DAN'L. FRENCH.
M Jun oSw' Frenchs Hotel, Norfolk, Virginia
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-12

few days ago. gave similar statement made up from
our own documents The above full though not
accurate as will appear by comparison II is enough, how
ever to show system bank which
becan with the action of the general go
vernmen 1923 and go put end to the late national
hank In every state similar table could be constructed
showing similar policy Therevuson of 1887 is the winding
mn of the systern be hoped that with the resumption
~ specie payments by the York. age and
new era cement OF backs will begin. We must
have mol xposions.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-12
HOLIDAY Pr ESENTS.
CARDS.

Al lI2 BkOADWAf.
VISITING CARDS, in plain writing, the Italian fancy
hands, printed the polished German Porcs lain Card may
be procured the Of Maiden lane and Broadway Il
STOUTS Engraving Establishment, where specimen books
may be seen.
Ase silver plated Door and Number plates, the plating
which uncommony thick the silver being expressly rolled
for the advertiser
and taste.
Letter Stamps Consular and Nooriai Seals engraved
der.
Brass Door Plates, Knockers, Gc
STOUT corner or maiden lane
dS0-3ms and Broadway
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-12

MEXICAN HEPRINTs OF REVIEWS
"A AND NAGAZINES.-The long prevailing westerly
winds have delayed the receipt OF English copies the Re
cts are to arrive and he has the satisfaction
that shortly will be published
TLEY'S CELLANy,
edited by Charles Dickens, ESQ Bozl The January nsmbe
embeshed h two Illustrations by George Cruckshsnk Of
.Beney's Miscellany, contains ether interesting a
sss Oliver Twist by 'Bol Illustrated by George Cruick-
shank.
The Doctors story, by Tbos. Insod,by.
Might 81 Terror by the author OF Confessions OF an Fl
DERBY Gentleman
4 Bopoy ne, the Usurer-s Fiction Of the Middle Ages
5 The Madrigslef the Sea Sons, by q. Dsnce
g. The Temptations Of st. Anthony Illustrated ny v Crus
shaak. -
J. The Three Sisters Romance Real Life, by Captain
ALPS well that ends wel mot shstspeares) by Joyce
yocund.
q French Literary Ladies, by Geo. Hogm,h.
10 The Passage OF the sebste, by w n. Lr Cros.
H. The Trne History Of the wedgewocd Hierogiyph by
Mark Lemon.
II A Chapter Seals.
ia Poeticsl Epistle 10 Bon, BY Father Front
Family Tbesrica by the author Of Tales OF an Anti
quarry
rs A Tale Of Grammayre, by Dalton.
ls The New Year, by the author Of Headlong Hail. nc
&C &c
B-Black woods, and the Metropolitan Magazines, and
the Edinburgh the Quarterly the London and Wesminssr,
and the Forvgn Quarterly Reviews viii appear with oil pos
ps despatch after the receipt of Eagsh copies, which
may be nav daily expected
cor.er .f Broadway and Pine St March :. 1888.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-12

NEW YORK TATTERsALLs-Ther regular
sales Of Horses be- this well "a -.
shnesl take place every Mcaday II O'clock
and NE proprietor has alss adopted the ohowng rule
"Gesemen having horses for sale will not be
thing for III the lst May ne usual cosm.
sion, he. will be charged actual sales only"
The sale will Monday March H. 1885,
IL ocsck and all hsrses &c intenoea for this sale
shown and entered before Saturday March TO- att
no horse can he offered auction unless registered In n1
for the catalogue.
JOHN W. WATSON, 446 Broadway.
D. Horses registered for sale be left New York
before IL O'Clock on the day OF sale, or they VIII
not De offered jls-3ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-12

III THE Notes Of wofborough Bank bought At ,,
per cent discount, by JUHN IT. SMITH, y
mast os wall =,
"ANTED-A situation Is wanted by = scotch o,yI Scr
Chsmhemaid Nurse Good references can he -iyen
ny applying ~ no ffHy6 mg9ts
WANTED-By sr Specialize Yousg Lady, Boarding. In
w Private Family between av no, above Csra
below Reed St Terms moderate Apple atoms sddr,s
sed A. ~ and left a, this Office, will be attended TO-
ms-3ts 4.#.m ~.
To Wanted, a retail stock Of Dry
Il Goods or small iobbing stock well assorted A note
addressed tn VIM CARLTON at William, Dow. osce SEA
Wall 81 up stairs, will be attended to- no-lw.
Lex sALE-A lot Of hrs rate staging Csasres just ar
arrived Also, sntity OF handsome worn. TO be
sold at The corner Of Fulton and Nassau neIr
hie best price win be given a, nv re.ide.se No -
SECOND e. for Buocks and Calves Bladder Wishing the
ms5t~ sAML " ROGERS.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-12

TO LEAsE-Fors tern Of years The Hcpe Mals .isus-
ee W the village Of wrschester, wsstcbeser county
Fesscssieu given On tie lst Of April Apply 10 TO
JAMES OAKLEY, on the premises.
westseestsr, FEB. ~, 1854 f2s-imfdkw
RuOMs Co LET-Furrshes or unfnrnished roews
had by applying at 80 81 Marks Place, Sd
avenue ~ lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-12
GENTLEMEN,S

AST OFF THING BOU CIT,
anu The full value given in cash by
IL. LEVETT
No. 220 Blocker street. near Carmpe s,...t
york.
rT Knowing there persons who make pre, nu1 n,
their for Cast of Cobng and Who In msnv
cases not give the full value fer the same H. L. will -
sure those Genuenen who may have such articles y them
and who may send Tor him. OF their receiving the yerv
most value in cash for every article. - - -
NJ b. line through the post shics or otherwise N ,b
so"Nc Saafcss' VIII meet WIN due auentlon j6-3ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-12

n OST-On the 9th inst between the Fraakn House and
L. Upper Pos. Office. bunch ofsmal Keys, steel ring
The finder will be suitably rewarded and will very msch
obge by leaving the at 81 Cedar up
stairs mlO.9ts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-12

DRICEs RGDUCED-The prsprietors OF Tammany
Hall and Lsvesys Hotel have reduced the price In iherf
Easg Department to Their prices previous the high price
provisions and will ende their
good fare and liberal in qaanty any ether Eating rs
Establishments in the city. nle-Jts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-12

FOR SALE Or ExCHAkGE FOX CITY
PROPERTIES Lots beautifully situated Broad
in the city ofNewsrk will be exchanged for dwelling
in his city and The difference paid In cash
Enquire OF O. H. WINTER is Wall street,
mle-sts the Mechsnics' Bank
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-12
Gle A X Z ID.

CLEARED.
Ships Trenton, Bennett Savannah, johnson Lowden;
Rome Harsen, New Orleans. Youngs Jenks-Barks Solo.
Saltus Latham, New Orleans, Johnson Lowden; Re-
public (Brem) Steinhen, Settin j Keudgen-Brgs Law
COPELAND, Worcester Montevdeo, Farnham CO.;
Angola, Bnney, Havana Haviland,-Schrs Henry, Pep
New Orles John Ewell; fremont Hunt, Boston, j.
H. Heagand, Denman, Baltimore
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-31

n. 6sirg q mu,krss sna saaacr srss inoessAni
y shs sttsr uirht The eant ~ an aeuse Police, sud
80 u.gisei u sssecai Dosssrrs 10 fring The so'hes
& fhess disturbances 10 justice. cnbeiaeued hen, IN
s rsgtse tst srrs esys prets 10 the iesrth Of
Isiy the o.nnons 10th taken sway snd scerc,ed
r . ~as ose II Il en- found uaui amer discharge -
,iornt ihr ugi & br ia last, Ust eossidcrabie
eiafr dane h~ huuse, Of tNo chisens, add shr
j.scs moi hksly ruined The public Magazine vas
-asd o. fsise kew. al sundtr unss, Tie cssks coa
taninr ttnHunllsop bofeu ard consioetsbi qusntss
offpHp.sdeI conveyed away Active lnguinss were
.sametnifiy ms5s, sad 'flc rni measures taken %
arns ~ lasee th, perpetrators 81 uirSr crimes aad
sthneu uhdet al order ~ the Aojuisut Crnttal 10
gssian intscce i,sc thfrsis which, AZ the htue
le,nea caPy .ataaces, lstihe Magazine should Be
fodea Ca ia night Of the l2'h met, however these
i4frst. pat eiecstan. aud the Magazine con.
tsta,ag neafly scscn HUNDRED ,au-is VI runPowdtf
Gfrd tY asiow ,.sieh aud at Asli % eleven o.
..oct .ip.,d.5 I'll. -iu's lone TO al tive buildings
10 s1cipit' was very great, Though mol one r was
ia,t y he COMMUNE ere NOW engaged ~ course 81
iaesstf aiaps Az SUITS which promise 70 bug iae
.4.iy tai uriice - Bssios toHFisr.
n. ',iug ere wsu;ouy % the Powder Magazine
a'ihs vile 70 sboai I clock night tine i5th nst
vI.t! ttyuded. aud spfesd much ruio aud d!snay.
~ Such ou,rsc,a - the above are the ons'qnent
,as'., Of ,odalgng yaun: led. to congregA,e in TIC
.,f.t,s IN the evening sad night tine AID mngiing
oitt the 81. % every description Scene, no, very
ssr,..f to some e the above described have been
heretofore Witnessed ia our village and 1, IS with
60 seht gee Of regret tha, we ave 10 con!ess that
as are ged at, unless tile more resiialut
q ercf, ed by parents, guardians, &c upon some Of
she juvenile population of our village, that We may 1--we
L, sc ,h. bAe anu even more aanton acts Of aggtes
,.5n.
TIE time vas when =, customary Tor young lads
mote particularly those below their teens, 20 obtain per.
,a,,i1n to 70 abroad and be absent in the evening"
aud granted without knowing whether end " here
they going IS not SO now. Lads OF all ages,
with exceptions, are sui red 10 go aai come
when and ahsfe they please and ("e nie constrained
almost 10 admit 60 d. what they please
We are aware that, Ils"a day aud senera'on when
violence aud rotngs saFmingy prevalent, even lar
above the ranks Of the young-bn, We query whether
1t hn. not chiefly originated in such early indrgenees
.s sb,re referred to En-. UrWALD.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-31
S3Oaoooo
IRON FLORIDA.

The steamer John Mclean, CAN'T Adams. arrived
here yesterday from Hiaci. Greek, T. From Paw.
mas.r Stewart Of the Army, we derive ihe following,
particulars:
Gen Taylor, on the ?oih Jure lcn Garey's Ferry
lof okrlen"kere Swamp, and had ordered SIX GONNA
nrs-"ur 1t lnan'fy ana tvs Of Draroons-to reo,i,
l'nh"lih To the Mineral Springs, (Suwapcr} nai #
ptacucahe at ,bs Of the year he in,.udrd T.,
P,mef4tr 'hr swamp hui n no deemed practicable
"'l establish p"sis near and around the S,yann y, :
20 protect ue Aabtlpts OF Georgia aud Florida tfou,
thv ncnfA'us q! t"c Indians. Cen T. hrs ordered
supPrs up the 8 harys 20 Trldrr's iiIli mud also
from Tampa Bay u the Mineral Springs on the Snw,
nee. " arrived on the Pad instant at Charles Fcrry
on thr u"antc, from which place he would proceed
wh his stan To examine the vicinity OF the s,ainn &c.
Vol Ham y. with detachment 81 lnlin,rv aud Ora.
Coons. recently visited thy s,cauboaD Forl lane and
stopped at "n Mellon On Like Monroe bat discovered
no signs Of Indians. Fort Mellon and other post. ON
the st Johns evacuated by l'e troops, still stand
ing
Col IL cnntemplates at an early dav. an excursion
with four companies of Dragons to the Ou,hlicoochrr
as a reeohnoireing party --Sae9nnak Georgian.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-31
PRACTICE LOCO FOCOISM.

Mr. Editor in passing from New York to
Bridgeport IN the stcauhonr Ntmrud, on "Wednesday
last, Jnly lin Perry Smith, Senator FROM Con
uectIcut, WIS on board, returning to has residence
at Newmiiinrd. At the table, the following short
dialogue took place between the Senator aud ) lew
md wien collecting The table fare
Si'W.-l Nii! take your fare If You please.
Sta. Presents a half Eagle.
Nec. Gives him in change SO city bill and
a half dollar.
SEN Returning de M I dsnl in nothing bat
Gold and Silver.
ste.e.--four passage will be 81 so and this
bib is as current as Gold mud Silver.
lSen---I keep such trnsh about me.
Sirc.--You shall be accommodated with eiiyes.
Probably the Senator had the Silver IN hi,
pocket an hour and half, VIXEN he aad to d!seor.
re 80 30 for passage.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-31
DIED.

At Mentor, Ohio Ju'y 21tl. Mer luti, ANS ircE.
daughter at the late jared G Blthct tins village.
Mrs T. vas married abuut year ~'uce. aud removed
Akron. Her hcoh was feeble NJ the uar OF her de.
partufc, and as her hisUds leHnd consumption ha.
speedily terminated hri earthly COURSE. Sic was
lessor Of chei"n, and ljycd It's cancellations ai
tlSn, retained her seu-r- - the last aud without
struggle ii brr"p tue 2isl year 81 her aye 80 fad
decay, and de, htc earliest, brRhtr>t lpYa. H,mem
brr now thy Creator ~ ne days of tbs South. fCpm
Al Cayendsi July 2if, Me- LYDIA trvin, VIE os
James Gafvin Esq, aud diughler Of Doct. Dsnies
Clark Of Plymouth
At ilisdaie Columbia Co y Y on til 10Th inst
Mr Henry Collins, ngcd ., years aud months ~.
To- his'deBth very su1deny By ClI from build
ing which he painting
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-31

kUGT q u son base jpsi received fs,l ussori-
ID nrpt ni isiuis Uyc S.1Bt s..
Dr. NAtr LEAD. WHIT. f..af Ia % Red ieai We
n''.au Rcd. Spanish Hrpwu, French iei'aw, Orcsu
RANT mixed. h~ruiiiipp, D-,flsd Nsfd gus rfussisn
F'nr, Come yellow, Cfome Grren. Nrtfigns. Llhafs~
Ten De seua, Turkey Umler. Blue Slst, Paaiies
S."ar, Rotten stone. Spin'sh Whit, & lgr C"pa Va'
nItal SPni- iurrg tiHs, Pant brushes Cs,ne bar
t'H1H., Sash lo'ls, spa lgius, fgrs Gold BfOn1r,
s'tgrr go, Com Gold DO. o. silver d. Copper d.
Gold l.rai, Potts Li1s-rd C... I.supb,sek
kuunuJ JIiB -. l-3- -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-31

me ,,,oy, ,,al 81 Gsofge Arhur has bvca recalled
f. ~ gsVernurut - tA's province, Vas 'ery grn'i'
~, 80 10, ilcte Joss Dol, appear am authority
~ a. We L.gcssen !rtisf h. EVER, TON l-olaon,
,.-rc BE- is lat arlsri he ooa,ents Of bch Saud
r.tsal te bse tsi sucI event u MOI unlikely q
o.,ur TIE wntci says that the biInisleis hud them
eve, m -.aaa, in Consequence ol the sscconn OF
i.opt IT, g Aauhfas they had seat Lord Durham
sst q ysaifoe'ar. -ad ooi an sSesfo"sr and AIN"
us-c- "a had 80 ,auenrd piey bSisfs ihe af'A! d
- ,fs,b Ia ihr asefiRcs YET ie cifs pusiauce must
l. A. sunot.z . hi.n 10 the dischsrge Of hs adiuin.s
u.oa I'd ne govsram nj, a. It "a eanuaiy 70 The eaaer
go ,.afes,ion u h-f - sif rins'trs "a ne House
q g. .4 ial ill,gs 'sa r. 90 raifcie nieas9fr,
st.srtro . "a Csnsta unu iae sFnrsi 81 iofd Durham
~ -rtrc.is O.. h,Eh -saefffn r9cfeiul man
urf Tie urrcf 81 lac ir;tef = U1n i'o's.ssng ia
oss ~ s,ilac o.sii us,.. sr-es IA lis 60" F','
lrts - .ay tAal slf u y 'iisoi H'r'un, iais Sot
.tasf IL Cesia Is srra.nted lie sccct saor 81 ~ u
IrAas Tie lsa1oa yap-rs tusy rnd Wig eote"ma
Hs trseasioa o. I.pant aud Msuhe~si sSe Nc tsme
tI sak.e ia eegy 81 lie ias,fEe!l2As 10 sf tfgiGe
Al a. NAieh tas hli.a,ssss have pFafn - :. ih@i
- hs srli ARRIVAL sklii D. ALE Il lacge vbe u
- k.sss g. ths sals@1f9 stsni" pbch has fase'i
81 .ls Gs1glta' ss.i so h.Hta llsc9
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-31

For Plymouth beach. 2.lo0
fot peeunecion hAtbor. 500
fof R,insford i.laud. 1888
For FsmNeaihet islsnd. and Black
Rock bsfbor Connecticut. 1880
For the hsr5or st the mouth of Bass
uver Massachusetts. IL 600
For the bresk~sief of Church's cove,
Little Compton. Rhode lslagl Is 600
For Lule Egg Iiarbor. 10000