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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-18
NEW YORK, SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST Is, 1885,

~ we upon yesterday by senes,an who sa'G
ne had been asary s yssrs
lie stated that he had been under the care o Dr Wi.
objects and can read large letters He anxious
10 publish his gratitude Dr. Williams Tor ibe good he las
ae,er of little GIRL Mary Brown) who presented the an
New YoRK, June 2s 1883.
s ewes me pleasure to add my testimony tim, OF nu
blind TO sight The little girl Mary Brown vino was blind,
ackno~ledgedskl, one II whom my family physician
eau now see TO go TO and return from school You nave ny
The tate OF .hs poor ehd your srau'ous ana sue
very 'e'pe Jaassy S MsalILAN as Hudson st.
se request % Mrs Brown, who Is eommunicsn o, ~
Lakes Church, and checrally state hal
the facts contained in the above note are strictly mue
Rector Of ST. Luk.s Cpurch, N. Y.
New York, June 26th, 1883
No. Is Elm street, -.
New vosK. 9th June, 1883.
SIR AS friend To he suffering poor large COMMUNITY,
s ssf Nes Advocate Of
written by the Rev Banbrdse "a personal ri nd Of
tunes accompanied him in his viss Of Or viii
ams s9 Broadway, aud atf although he speaks
IN very ctionie aud grateful OF that Ocuili
wei as the great benefit he had many other
cases sides MS s might have added much more with
with bso,nef Banbridges letter. place N your valuable
paper, VOC viii much oe'ige' v,rrs rssn..,o,,n
From the Christian Advocate ard JeurnaLl
IMPOR FAINT To THE BLIND
NV Bear Brother Coles-It is for siOrm
that have suffered much under distress
affection OF the and have ried many rsiaedr and
undergone operations the hanis Of the first
ecuss day 10 Eur pe but without efrcng peruaa-
cure; and although could and write by the
aid of glasses still sy of much
trouble aad anxiety Having hsar of the land To
Almost ncredble cures rer~rm~d by John NilanS Eq
resident this ty but late Of England determined ~
him, II could obtain relief
accordingly called him Providence House lie al
told the nature OF desease and SAID he dd me-
regards charges, all he wanted gratitude not hsvin
any time received from any Methodist travelling
pre- Ia his e but he tqu call upon INN ever
day" Tbis have done for the last ten DAYS and II due
him say that have already ived uni OF b"neh
beyond my sangune expectations for VIII cannon
grateful and IL Is OF much regret, bDth
him myse that the of ministerial duil~s re
ques leave the CT for have sirGng hopa that re
manned here l shout experience a certain care.
have prompted write thus "a you that TIE aHco
brethren In the ministry who can do so may apply
DIR viii ans, at hrs house have been al eye witness
The number OF patients who have been restored 10 sight
born blind Anoher imp rant feature
In his that his remedies appear I, be safe an
hougs powerful, do in their application produce much
pain. -
insertion &C this letter In the Advocate would obgs
aud think ne OF oenl those Of bret rem who need
doctors assistance and avoraby crcumsancsd a.
10 have IN. opportunity 81 calling upon him.
am respect and brohery love actionaiey,
| Ne v-York, May 81, 1885, THOS. CAMBRIDGE.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-18

Decrease for months in 1923 com
pared with 1886 Sl5 2o7 603
Ai6any Argus.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-18
DkCk wIrH's ANTIDYsPEPIICP Pills

ID rae great popuany nd asb',sl~d demand for this
mscne the contnuscs NJ lengthy advertisement
unsccsarv whreser bese pills have heea ntroduce
into lam they breome stsang enedy, and are called
Tor AIN sn hich ssc~n prof their good qus
lives Nurnerus ,esmo. is,s q" their value am g~n'lerrsn
The highest pec,s accompanying each box, with
full dir c,i.ns -
Ssh iyr- Dr. Hswhe.. Gov. lr~del hon Potter. toa
r. e,snley, New WIN ucvherters, snd many Of the
sr. pnysc this cevnty, sncrR IN whs have
letter. Testimony ~ the bsu~ 6csl ee resulting
frop the a.. of th~~e prls.
tn. nj v are Do, ~ ~ . superior sty~ w TIN boxss
,si.ne ~ pills. Pre-, 50 seats 10 had OF
lss arnsdway Ne~ York. mp asirs
" Ard for ssae by mos, % the rcsp-ssse druegss-
myl2
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-18
WIhL!AmsBgRGH FIFE INSURANCE

d1atAHs wal sp :iass q
pied by the Traders Insurance companyThis Ccmpsny
enssd ~ Ags"Iy :. hoe above boz % to a.
buildings merchandise and personal proprr!y generally Or
os Is ny w &c s
mortgage the public rely lint al osse: sossord BY thin
S pro%p,'y PAID. = s,sseTo.s
Ea@uad Frost, President, jeremiah y. Jssnson,
Ir Lem Rieh.rd.on, VIM. ?. Powers
VIM sinclair, Charles Q. Handy
! Henry r. Robertson, John sklnan,
oHrus IT,. 1893. zasssk x
WASHINGTON POST. Secretary. IL
IEFFnxsON INSURANCE. LOMPANy-
Once Ne Al Wall st. cerner Of Hanover s-rhs Conps
Sps @o %S warns Or %cband.e geaersy also on vee
and csrgoes gains, oss by inland a.
favorable te ms as any other Office.
Thoass' H ", Thsrs'' John u L Lee.
Thos. r. Woodruff Thos, r. Davis,
Eawsrd D. Howell, Or. Dnvia Ragers,
Thomson Price, ,. ~. Ransom,
John Norss, Br b. r. Robson
Alex. Mss,eron, Caleb c. Tunie
Francis r. sage, Saml. Unierhin,
GEO. T. HOPE. Secretary. ias
ESyEE E..E Con-
and s s e,ssng .a 70 sg.n
| and upon goods. wares and merchasdire
jane. McBrd', Joseph Kernocho.,
u. L. Williams, John Wilson,
Thomas sgdcrn. Robert Dyson,
Henry w. Hiss, Charles Oakley,
wm. MsndeviIls, R.H. 0sgood,
Campbell r. White, Abnrr weymas,
Robert J. Dlo George Csgges,sL'
Hamilton Murray, Themas N, smith,
VIM MANpEvlLLE, Presden,
y. ssILLiMAN. Secretary Ia5
NEW YORK IHsUNANCr COMPAny-A
gentlemen esed Directors ofbc Company for the
C6arss McEvers, Heary W. Hicks,
George +. s Tr,msle. Adam rrea~sh,
Josegh sssds,, Ss,iso c v.rpssnes,
Theodore 3. sst,erthwaae.
And 4, meeting OF the board on the 9th inst, Charles Nc
Evers Ksq and Adam Trvdv ell ESQ. having deceived e
ress s ssd 9 We. .
dent '2
CkEENM ICH lNCslKANe COaPaNs-
soa.esold srnsre and ali Nina. Il prope sle,
Timothy whittcsnere, Gvorge Suckey,
Jacob Srush, Joseph W. sssdie,
Asaer Martin, ~ nry j. Seamsn,
Horaiio Mott, John ". s,tterlee,
James N. Wells Nathaniel Jarvis
Clinton Gilbert, Edwara ID. wcr,
Isaac L. vsrms, Abraham Coursen,
Abraham Var Nest, WIN. l. Morra
WIN v Havcmeyer. WIN. c. Rbinslander,
yeAs Dc,smstsr, Robert Halliday.
TIMOTHY wMTTkMoRE, President.
JOSEPH ToRREY Secretary IS
HARTF0RD FIRE INSURANCE COM
III PANy, Hartford Cornectie utrhis Company insure.
sE.ns,e. NILS %..uf.sierrs and mos. dee gios. p.
perry, favorable other Offices The ole~n
gentlemen comprise the Board 81 Direct y.
job Aiys, Samuel q. tIontng,s
Samuel williams, Ceurge Pntram,
N Huntington, n. D. Morgan,
KLirHALEr TERRY, Pressdep,
JAMES q. BoLLEs. Secretary.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-18

Agn az w AH D-Loss rursdsy sssrph su ~ n
,k.DU ppsrd to A,r, Hose,, and Ne. "a.
-. sr ,sh.st .ssr small yeilow Ms~~ces r-~h., uo,s
soralnnx $50 Unssi states money W. hills f-7,
Ac~,n ,c 40 The het NJ th clssp broken nH
- ,,, r,urn the MAR
- Ho. Ihv shall ceive 'he sh,v~ r.sr'd s~s ~
gvvo MJLLuyGHs AND q IRA |. Ms-~HkR ~ o
MAS. McGAY, from, Lsesd~n aed rssis. begsW
49, the m,,in ~ aud dealers Of this city distant
E,ses az ,r Uslan FIRMS his Esrr~sn and
rrusr facilities the saanuiscssre ~ Shsr
"a Has w,rts,sa nj the newest patterns h~ y
ss,bLd " sPp'y hef res go asncs ~ ~ rrsa
.vs,~e AM. o ,hr hwess terms. -
p.a .o Sw,ss oslss B.shop Lawn Gns dc Naples az,
r,, a. so,r psi hats " erqus'tn -nd he
resty q, ssrcuw any cs~nsrs srded " h~ -r rih-r
~ 49, hive sr s.d velvet Sherred Has f-s the tall
and vater usses - :, ~. -. -. s...A-~
Terms sso-Nn. Wv Sr~~s A'ses -" "'o""Wv'
ss4 1wsscaTurhks
I.lau AM RUrrEM NvivEs-A p. nr'.
~ sssi~ ,ur,bi 'or pssvs~ s-r~s 49, wars.nis, -
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-18

"A nv cIs@tEL IA sslivecf Pru sia fo m-ry ~ that
rmy has jas, England where he has Prscsed
6r with tn. greatest snccess IN the arr o
AcaInu His aurt,ca ia partsnly 'ir~csa TO those DIS
eases frequently .ought by The indscreton ~ yoas
snd uebr,~y wnch tn ough III trraiment ofer proves
ti he snAerrr, aa msses him look uPoa lite ~ nu's
Dr. Eat sms~lf, thar after many years OF sensehs
~ snd Practice able through the blessing 81 Or ven 70
eradicate the 81 ,nvserss vcnereu diseases, and w. en
vince the scte really perfrm what ne pr.e~
sa he win ceivr remunersion unless perfect care
made Cor which he pledgsshs repu'stion. - -
Hours Of ATTENDANCE trpn IN the morning WI spa ru's
an IN the tvrnng, and Sunday from 10 when he
A~etor may be consyled bv either With The grrst-s
soa&encv and (n the Engxh French rnd GermaR
hpguagrs NJ his Medical Ests kbnen No "a Pearl street,
few dsrs iros broadsN where advice and medicines may
II TIE PLIES ssec,usy cured with internal medieipe
sDly.
Letter. PAID. and addressed shove, daily s,eneedo.
NJ 3. aurveon Ckirupoart
Observe No $40 P.sd street s~sr srrrd~av ivsi IN.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-18

yT,HE HAIxi The HAHN I'll should ns.r'soy
ne barre In mnd tnat good set Of rvsih tue nen
n,s desirsSe property the poises, IN OF noe nesu ~
~ ain .ad ~hlch can oDisiued w c,nsapt anu
sr.s ms. ~ the vEoE IA SLE HAIR 6iL richly perinu
- aJ "a stute the any luxurious preparations
s,.l are daily palned upon the public. ~.orr.,,v
The advertiser pledges hinsei that TIE WV ahpLs
xlR OH win W fund To nourish and enghsn tne nH
"a Ia b.ld order To- meet the esten
ys deraed for H. has put al the low price cents per
Sa,tle. Pr saieby II. 6. Hshr IIy SSr,aaway,,
ally eS"'' " oos''.'"sp-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-18

unANx 4. n ~ $50 800 sseets Dans n.e pa
* 49, sv g. CAMPBELL Il sEkSSE,
= W., 'A"V ITO and ia Nassau st.
T. CAMPBELL PEwSSE,
ITO and III Nassau st.
vTyO m N u w A a. E - A.A A. 49, a. :. ~
i BiiIJsI AKERs.-Brsu Wire Of The hnest numbers
syIsy Lkwis rEUCHrwtsGGR2 coarlls.d
4 EBCHEs LE s.CH Es.-the ans, sapefs s ana a
al deh Ieeenes excellent hsaiih just iAndsg ana
snr sale ri No Coeniies sfipb ,,~o uo,r
02s-sr . . - =
ryoh-d or uniurnish-d in cssiorishe iamny, near
A. once Direct Horace. Hersd eface, siaung efmS
jyTu
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-18
Who saw him die.
lsays the Lyon,
With sorrow and cryin',

Alta review oflhs Light Infantry by Sir John We no
ticed blue. eyed Mary, nut brown Emma, DARK eyed
Rebeccs tiny looted Kate, stately An,o etc. and the
defenders Of Troy these with many If lesser no.e.
were marching all TO search for the key Of 80.
Jfit is no, there, where isni
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-07-03

Ga motion q Mr II Shepherd, referred 10 Tic com
niitrc the public buildings
The Speaker also laid before the House n cornmun.
cation from the Sccre,ory Of the Treasury, covering
statement Of the amour; Of pubic expenditures for the
las. year; which, Oh motion Of Mr. Briggs was laid en-
the table
Mr.. Word, on leave, presented petition, which was
referred lr the Committee on Private Land Claims
On notion at 9 o'clock! 7. NJ. the House adjourned.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-11-17
PROSPECTUS
or THE
PEARL RIVER BANNER.

VsHE undersigned propose to publish at the
4 town Of MoNricELLo, Mississippi, a weekly
News Paper by the above name. We are well n
ware that in attempting to commence the pubiica
ton Of paper AT this time, that We will have 10
|ahor un,ler serious disadvantagcs; but we feel
assured that we viii be sustained by the people OF
|ihc South Eastern part Of onr State, as they are
wholly unsupplicd with press in that section; we
6lluje to the counties south Of Brandon and Pual-
Hing.
Its usual in prospectus 10 say something m
the objects Of paper, proposed TO De published,
and the principles upon which il IL 10 be conduct
ed. Chr object--for we will speak out frankly;
is first to make our paper source Of profit to our
selves, and secondly while we advance our own he
terest, make an honest effort 10 advance the inter.
est and happiness of those who paron,ze u.s.
We will cndeavur to make our paper profitable
and interesting 10 our patrons, by the discus
sion and elucida.ion Of those subjects, which will
be most interesting and useful TO them. These
subjects VIC suppose 10 he those relatiHc to the
great agricultural interest of the countfy---he
sound moral principles ~ the colnmenty.--1n
short. the intellectual improvement Of the great bo.
dy of the people UPON all subjects affecting tkcly
happiness ard prosperity. Orr political principles
are those entertained by Washington and Jctfcr-
son. IN favor Of inst and strict construction Of
the Constitution. We believe that ali powers aoi
granted to the Federal Government. an reserved
TO the States or to the People: and sAa, all viola
tons of the reserved rights Of the States, il vie
olation Of the Constitution and dnngerais usu-
patton on the part Of the Federal Government.
The present situation Of our country aiTorlsa mel
anchollv example Of the consequences Of the Ex-
ecutivc throwing aside the Constitution md disre-
c1rding all tho checks md restraints which That
Constitution han imposed on him. and acting With
no other res'rnnt than his own will; and with
n wrecklcss determination to cfTccf his own farorts
schemes. though millions should sink from aHlnencs
N poverty in the general crush. In that portion
Of o,'r rrpcr devoted 10 politics. we have no pre-
ference f"l mrn. we 70 for principles--not men,
VIZ GO FOR TIprpry AND TIFF Coxsrirur1oS.
TErMss-TnE PrAnL RIVER BAvvrR will he
published on large Surcr-Royal sheet ard ScIs
to Subscribers ~ FIVE dollars in advance or six do
mrs at the expiration of sh~ year.
GEORGE Y. COIEA.
DONALD CAS,sEQN
Monticello July Is, 1897.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-11-17
Factorage & Commission Business
In MOBILE.

FHVHE acknowledgements the tender ofhis
M services as Factor and Commission
Merchant III Mabile. circumstances be-
yohd his control will cause him 10 re
main in Mobile so late that he will be un-
able 10 see many Of his Georgia and s..
Carolina friends personally. He is how
ever, enabled to say that he has connect
ed himself with Col. c. l.. MATTHEWS,
Of Dallas county, in the Steam Press and
Ware House business, by which h. offers
to lIwho may be pleased to patronize
bin, Superior 6re-rroof storage, for all
cotton consigned tohim for sale. From
bis long experience in augusta Georgia.
in this business. be. does not doubt lie
WILDE able Ia give general satisfaction.
FRANKLIN c. BEARD.
Mobile, Nov. s, 1887 --9-4m
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-11-17
Prospectus


AW, being the rule Of action prescribed bv
n the supreme rower Of the state, commanding
what is right, and prohibiting what is wrong,
general acquaintance with It's provisions is dcsira
Die to the scholar, The legislator, the planters and
mechanic, well as the lawyer by profession. AN
GLASSES OF society, in republican government.
like our own, dependant, tor the perpetuity Of il
insututions, alone on an enlightened poblk SEMI.
Iment, require some knowledge Of the legal enact
ments, upon which heirlibertics, and their fortune
depend.
The laws Of Mississippi ola general nature, a.
enacted by her successive legislatures, lie scatter.
ed in numerous volumes, buried under a mass of
private &C S, ofimportancc to those alone who are
drecty Interested in fher provisions, and offering,
by their bulk, and the want ofaangew eut, an al
most insuperable barrier 10 that general dissemira-
|ton Of their contents, amongst the great mass of
the people, which their Importance would seem 10
Require.
10 collect and arrange, all the laws Of general
naturc now in force, in this state under their az.
|proprate titles together with suitable discsrd
index, and experimenting in person, the compile
ton Of of the work, until ready for delivery, will be-
a labor Of no small magnitude. The support and
patronage Of the intelligent citizens Of this great
state, I feel confident, will no, be withheld from
aiding in the accomplishment ola work which viii
more widely disseminate knowledge of our instr
buttons, and the wisdom on which they are based.
The work will be published in TWO royal octave
|voruncs, comprising from five to seven hundred
|pages, containing all after the cnactng clause, ycr-
|bahm, ofevery law now in force, Of general ma.
],ure, together with a reference 10 the pamphlet
laws. A dlsestcd index TO the contcns Of the vol
uncs, will be applied, bringing al to the view
IA condensed statement of the standing law, under
its distnctand appropriate title.
Terms WILDE, to subscribers, Five dolls. per vol
June, bound and letteted, payable on delivery.
The work will, If sufficient encouragement is OBJ
tained, be ready for delivery by the first of JanuaA
Try 1889.
T. ]. FOX ALDEN.
jackson. March. 1888
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-11-17
JOHN S. CARSON,
ROBERT JELkS,
E ENGELHAR
Commits SionerS.
Notice.!

r ETTERS Of administration having
~ been granted TO the undersigned by
the Probate Court OF Lawrence County
al the December term, 1887, on the es'
tate ofJeTemish Harrison. deceased No
lice is hereby given to all persons having
claims against said estate, TO present them
duly authenticated within the time pre-
acribed BY law, or they will be forever
barred; and those indebted to said estate
are requested to come forward and make
immediate payment.
WILLIAM HARRISON, Admir-.
II REBECCA HARRISON, .adm'x.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-11-17
NOTICE.

N LETTERS dfAdmiAis,ta,ioo h,,;.
:. - bee. granted 10 the undersigned bv
tie Prohats Court Of Lawrence ro,,, ~
a. The February Tenn 1888, on the !.
tate Of David Burnsy deceased, win ~ ~
viii annexed, Notice is hereby given =
all persons having claims against said \. y
late TO present them duly antLenlica,..,
within The time prescribed by law, a.
they will be forever barred, aud all per.
sons indebted to said estate are request.
ed to come forward aud make imadials
psymement.
JOSEPH NEYLANS, Adm,r.
Monticello, March 81, l63S-2l-6w.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-11-17
NOTICE 70 NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS.

gBSEE Editor of the DELEWAREAN, uu,..
IL lished at Wilmington Delaware PROPOSES ~
prepare NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. and
therefore asks favor, that each newspaper pub.
Usher in the United States will forward him w
mail, one copy of their paper. lie intends to ar.
range them by States. giving their politics. Fo,
this favor, each editor sending his paper shall re,
ceiye one copy Of the Directory as soon as made
ready. The advantages of a sheet of this kind "a
publishers, must be apparent TO all.
RT-Editors will please copy the above one Of
twice, in order to give it circulation.
Feb. IL.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-11-17

Feb I, ls3s-17-if.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-11-17
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

DURSUaNT 70 an order from the
= Probate Court Of Marion county,
made at The court house thereof, 1 shall
offer for sale on credit Of twelve months,
at the la,s residence rF Jvhn adams lstc
Of Marion county, Decd. On Saturday
the FIRST day OF September next, the fol
low ing described tracts or parcels OF land,
lying 10 The county and State aforesaid,
to wit:
Fractional section twenty-four. town
ship three OF range thirteen east; and
northeast quarter dissection twenty three.
and south east quarter OF section twenty
three II township three Of range thirteen
east. also, fractional section thirteen,
10 township three Of range thirteen east
OF the Basis Maridan-- Also The north
west quarter Of section ,wenty-three Of
range thirteen east; the whole amounting
to twclvs hundred and thirty seven acres,
which said land is bounded on the east by
Pearl River. Tbs purchaser will be
bound 10 give note and approved securi-
".
ANDERSON ADAMS, Adm.
Columbia, July 10Th is3s-35-3-w.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-11-17

y RE agents for the sale Of the Smith and Kust
n Printing Presses, with which they can fur
nish. their customers at manufacturers prices;
D.~sAs, casee, I's.rpec;"s Ssicksy Ink and every
article used in the printing business, kept for sale
and furnished on short notice. Old type taken in
exchange fornew at nine cents per ID.
N. B. Newspaper prcprietors who will give the
above three insertions will be entitled to five dol
lars in such articles as they may select from our
Specimen.
March 7 199S-3t
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-11-17
Law Notice.

ANDS. SMITH, have associated
- = themselves in the practice Of the
Law, they will attend to professional bu.
siness in the Superior Courts held in
Jackson, and in the counties Of Law.
renee. Marion, Covington, Simpson, Co
piah and Pike. any bushes con6ded to
their care will receive their prompt and
undivided attention. Office at Monticel-
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-11-17
DOCTOR j. S. BUSH,

OFFERS his prote ssional services 10
~ the citizens Of Monticello and vi
city, and trusts by strict attention to bu
siness 10 merit reasonable share Of pat
ronage.
Office one door ives. Of Arthur Smiths Law
Office
April 7, ls38--2a-6t.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-11-17
Mississippi Rail Road Company.

NOTlCE-Is hereby given that the
~ undersigned commissioners will
open books for the subscription Of ten
thousand shares Of the capIl stock Of The
Mississippi Rail Road Company, on
Monday the 2lst day OF May. in the
towa of Monticello. Ten dollars per
share will be required at the tine Of sub
scribng, in the notes Of any chartered
Rank 81 the State.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-12
TFuMSuCft0Hk HH HHUs
Cotton, 800 bales. 9 h l0c.
Wheat, 1000 bushels, prime white, &l.5o
Whslebone. 5000, lac.
Ashes, 500 barrels Pots, 1913
IMPORTATIONs.

lIyERPooL-ship Ne~ Jer,ey-24 bales psddings IS do
mSr smi,b shursan Coll bales .en thread IS s..es
hale mdre Hughes Ces cases chs hosiery Hurst
Taxork wyrl-27 urtians Messrs Ashoss-lo cases
indie Psonk s,e~sris DO Gratis syves. w
Iiedsey~ts cases mdle Russell Co.'S eases do AZ;
Mold h La,hrop-iscs mdle bales cssnerpsses VIM
hsr. John Ghoa Coz bales wooens Jam sAshworh2
BALES mire Connah3 eases do George RshsonEss bales
Cot eases md1e Howe co. Of Bcs,on-s bales Hes
%a,e I.ns: SS sac. sI ss.s
bales ~oolens II bales cottons seaes or
N crates esrhea~are casks esrihen-
ware Harris Chauncev-s casks do WIN Churchill Co
Hobbsrd csseysses sacks whes, Thsddeus Phelps Co;
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