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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-22

We are rather behmd-hand with the horrid
murders IN Arkansas and Mississippi, and from
want of room to devote to these occurrences
and their rapid increase, we have wholly des-
paired Ofbelng able to keep up with them.-
The Legislatures of the above States, if they
cannot cure the propensity to commit mlrderin
their citizens, ought at least to erect slaughter.
houses IN convenient places N their respective
States, and do the thing more privately and de-
Gently. Almost every mail brings Us an ac-
count of another murder even more horIid IN its
details than the preceding. But the gallows,
It seems, has become entirely obsolete: Il has
been rendered Questionable by the esprit 81
the age"
The above paragraph We copy from he No
bic Mercantile AdDertiseT. and while yvecsrast
but confess that deeds Of violence are but too
often committed il Mississippi. yet We 4hinlE
the remarks are more justly applicable t0our
sister State Of Alabama. Witness thetriials I6or
murder = tholatss session 81 the Comtsin Tus-
calOOsa and Dallas colnties when tie > spirit d
the age" rendered the agaII0ws obsolete b
acquittng three q four persons who were guilty
Of shedding The blood Of then fellow man.
RecoIlect The hosrid murder lately corlriiii,tei
e broad daylight q the streets 81 hIontgoui.
ery. and tie TeIy recent murders h .uaZeges
and = Perry e0lDtyaH IN Alabamal Pate
not toua of1nurdsls n Mississippi ana foEbeal
drawing inVidiOta distinctions While the mn.
deref'sred right arIl.is barsd ana upliiiftsi i
the very midst d those who feel 90 pure as /.
express holy honor ofthe wiiekednes of sheil
neighbors.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-22
THE FOURTH OF lilly.

1t ID tune that some preparations were COM
menced for the celebration of our Nations
Birth Day. Other cities are taking the mcipi-
ent steps for celebration, and Columbus will
be behind unless move soon be made. We
have always thought the day should be cele-
brated, not In boisterous and baccanalian meri-
ment, but in staid and sober way-by show
ing to the world how thankful we are for the
blessings of liberty and a free Government,
and by conducting ourselves as patriots and as
virtuous and moral community. Our plan
for celebration of the next anniversary, is
this: Let the pupils, (male and femalel of the
various Seminaries Of the city, the pupils o.
the different Sunday Schools, & the members o.
the Literary Association, each decorated with a
badge to distinguish them, form procession al
some suitable place, and from thence be es.
corted by the military of the city to one of om
largest churches. Let some gentleman read
the Declaration of independence, and another
deliver an Grafton suitable to the occasion; af
ter the services public dinner can be enjoy
ed by those who wish. What think YOU o
the proposition, fellow citizens!
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-22

CHocxAw GolIalIs Governor
Vroom, Ae Murray and Barton. and
Ar. Pnckney lhe Secretary hare closed
Their session md gone home. They
have been busy SIX months and hive e.
ahmed into 1eI cases leaving nearly
1000 YET to dispose Of We are inclined
g thinE thai tie commissioner dearly
earn her salaries.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-22

Loco fOcOs thrOughOut the State
Hear he mandate Of your leaders = NH.
lished = the Columbus Democrat a.
State Convention must IS held', tsTbe
PsePlsOf every county, l1us4 hold meet.
ings and appoint delegates This s ~
proP The DRaIocRA9Ic course. bean &
done With very little trouble and er,s.es
lneRel county whersthere ia e,,oe-o.s,.
representation let the members 81 sbe lso;;s.
laturs Be appCintedto act Nh!
Pose Waen 20 Representative "a Sc fo,ind
e Get they vii appointa Red PsbD
nel'sF to Dc tie business Cor diem.
md this s al democra.is and prope{
2 I. sl J. sssa'g ts tie party IS brought ID
l.asn sne s9gensigns INTO lle ranks. friend
anosr dsisa
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-22

The Democrat says, that in Virginia,
since the opponents of Van Buren, have
gained that State, that 'federal senator,
however, will most probably be elected in
place of Mr.. Rives." The Hon. JOHN
TYLER, viii probably be returned to the
United States Senate. VIII the Demo-
crat have the hardihood to call Mr.. Tyler
a federalist;-a man 'sdyed in the wool"
in State Rights principlesi
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-27
FARE REDUCED.
CO.. ganI @@
UNITED STATES MAIL FOR PRINCETON, nREH.
TON AND PHILADELPHIA
By Rail Road and Coaches

nv Rail Road and Coaches
Morning Lne-w leave the foot OF Courtlandt st every
morning eocack ny he Of the New Jersey Rsh Road
New n wick thence by stage Trenton arriving At
Philadelphia the same ansrnooa -
Returnng-Leave Trenton et ia O'clock A. ~ sher the
arrival ofthsrs ofthe Phladelpa and Trenton Kali Road
arriving nj New York n ~ O'Clock, r. NJ
Even ng Lipe-Lesves New York foot Of Courtsndt NJ
O'Clock Y. passengers viii reach Trenton by o'clock,
lodge, and take the ~ the and Trenton
Raj Road arriving IN Philadelphia bv 9 o'cnek, M
Returnug-Leave Pbiiadelphia at O'clock r. NJ arriving
Ia New York nj "a O'Clock A. NJ. =,
New yorh or At the Stage Oce 7s south 81 st. oppo
size Congress Hail. Philadelphia and at the sar OF hsng
Ssa Tavern Trepton go
Passengers from Paterson accommodated b. taking
the FIRST of the Paterson Rail Read which cos
with above ses the Junction NJ berg"ni and tie
public rely upon sw2piy Of ssages View bru~vs iof
their accommodation -.
Fov The above named ipcs oprly to rhonss whit
held or =. Mall Co,eh once, odd No cesrsndt g. near
Ma leaves The .fbee 1t squsr,er before A. ~ and =
''-'''' "e'o AIkxANpER N. CUMMING. Proprietor
New Yert Nov. l6, 1857 ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-27

kM That long e-'Abhshed and We. EHown 80 c,
-A Utica, Geuc n, neal the cahs snu ,sssm
Mated depot 81 the railroads The budrg WcA
roytes hyh 20 feet by rs feet w dph ana spnsin
= rnor,s Kitchen heors " ~ wnms
are srge square p.rors Aa, barn~, co'ch sous I've
frxsrr dposed of the less~c on rrssooane 'ef
Tres,,rra Ps~.ssscn g,ver ON the i4h n Ycb vert.
ror sale or sxcAsnge, Tor pproves city property - su
N srm On the b~nks o the Huson highly improved eos
isnlng Apply st No v g. Marks Pass oe~ sn
md M O'Clock. A. NJ, p"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-27
MOBILE PACKETS.

"a. MOBILE PACKETS.
800 Shin EDwINA, tnew) q. West. master.
XIV shin HECTOR ID X Post MASTER
ship LoRENA, J. Urquhart, master.
Shin TUSKINA, r. n. Post, master.
Ship ALBANIAN, w. y. Lane, master.
Ship RUSSELL BALDWIN, y. N. Magma, master.
Sam JUNIOR, W. III williams master.
shin ELISHA DENISON, y. West, master.
shin ST. JOHN, q. H. Hitchcock, master.
The line will CONSIST OF nine ships which will enable 10
three month when the trade requires IT,
These ships are OF class built expressly for the trade
Of The best and copper fastened with extern
We and hshdsome accommodations and commanded by er
perieaced masters and will sail punctuay as advertised
when tho day falls sunday, the ship will sail
the Monday following The pri-e of passage SIS without
liquors goods TO the subscribers viii be shipped
re- Is, " K d. HURLBUT co. "a South street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-27

74 FOR NEW ORLEANs.-The Louisiana.
A and New York Lae OF Packets will sail every
-ssS Monday, from New York, and from New Orleans,
and u Insure the rctes punciualty in the time of sailing
the line will hereafter consist Of the following shipss
Ship LOUISVILLE. Capt Palmer, Ist Jan.
Ship HUNTSVILLE. Capt Eldridge 18th jan
Ship yiCKSBURG, Capt Wooshouse, 29th JAN
Ship MISSISSIPPI. Capt Davis. 18th Feb.
Ship yAZOO Capt Trask, 2sth Feb.
The above SHIPS all Of the first class copper
fastened and coppered and upwards OF $40 tons buhen-
OF light dram Of water, being built In this city,
pressy for the trade The price OF passage fixed at $780,
their cabins fitted the most i'm proved and
pan and fur nhed and elegant style Ample
first quality will be provided and regard had
comfort and entire satisfaction Of passengers
by captains well experienced In the trade
who will give every attention and the mseves
They will NJ ell times he lowed up and down
the Mississippi by steam boats and the stricest puncuay
observed 10 the time osaug Neither the ptans
OF these ships will be Ponbie for ewery bullion precious
stones silver plated for letter parcel pack
by board Of them unless regular bills OF
adng for the and the value therein expressed
All goods TO the subscriber viii be forwarded free OF
commission. For freight or passage. apply to
e. X. COLLINS l. CO. IL South 81.
No freight received after the Saturday eveHng previous
the day OF sailing. dN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-27

Ia SAVANNAH PACK ETs-oLD LINE
B The ships comprising the above iue will be
- ron New fork and Savannah In the folio wing
order.--
Ship TRENTON, (aew) JAS. s. Bennett MASTER
Sh AUBURN, (new) NJ Durfey master.
Ehd REPUBLICAN,, r. w. Foster master.
Ship MILLEDGEyILLE, d. l.. rsrier master.
Ship NEWARK, II. Durham master.
expressly for the trade. Their accommodations psssen-
gers elegant and extensive and every facility be az
forded to shippersb by thisline.
Goods forwarded subscribers will shipped cree OF
all charges except those actually incurred
JoIiNS0S K LOwDEN ss wall n and
jA wAsHBURN LEWIS. Savannah.
ga NRwLIxK LIVERPOOL PACKETS
fF& To sail from New York the h and Liverpool
-sssZ on the 18th OF each month;
yoRR.
New Ship SIDDONS, Capt - Isl January.
Ship SHERIDAN. Capt J. A. Pierce LIST February.
Ship GARRICK, Capt N. 3. Palmer, LIST March
Ship SHAKESPEARE Capt J. Cslies, lstA April
LIVERPOOL.
Ship GARRICK, Capt ~ II. Palmer, leah December.
ship sHA s,nln Capt.. Collins, 18th January
Ship SHERIDAN, J. A. Pierce, 18th March.
These ships the rsi all armed, upwsrdsof 800
tons burthen built ~ the city Of New York with such i'm
70 combine great speed with urusus comfort for
Every has been taken In the arrangement
Of their accommodations The price II passage herce Size
for which ample stores udsg nc will be provid~d
without wne nc fim Th~sc ship~ will he commanded by
experiencea masters who will mskc every ererten 10 give
Satisfaction. Neither the captains the owsers Of
sent by them, unless regular bills OF ladng are signed
therefor. For freight passage. apply tn .
" X. COLLINS CO. 50 south g. View YORK, OF u
wh JAS. BRowN& CO Liverpool
other but vessels Of war. Js
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-27

"a. Old LINE OF LIvEhPOOL PACK:
80 ETs.-The old Line Of Packets vii De sesg.,ches
x ,he snbsrriers 10 sail frum New York and Liver
MOL on list and 18th ofesch onth with The srce mat
shs the sailing day falls Sunday the ssips VII sal
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-27
AND NEW YORK COM.
MEKCiAEI Me Packets.
G& iii I'll III

REGULAR
~ Reittsnces dras with IRE Eh and passage TO and
fro,, Great Britain and Irclsnd-ROCHES COMMERCIAL
LINE The respectfully intimate 70 their ricnds
and the public cneay that they snter into early
with the bringing out Of their families
s,d sariy spring shpsthe hrs OF which viii
running from Liverpool on the Isl February s5a
and will continue regularly week Afterwards
aaordr eirants the most desirable and eligible convey
ancethey can have. = 49,,
The detention OF vessels Liverpool engaged In this trade
having heretofore been great and Just csuse ri complaint
DESTROYS ~ removing by despatch
ing every from Liverpool 70 effect the perna
nert of such usons In their days OF sailing
will give epre sstsfscos TO shippers and further y.
them give preference io their ins over m
any transient vessels guarantee they shall invariably
sail on appointed day full ful and take freight
when opposed vessel NJ such rates viii s
,urr the support and preference shippers by this Line
The employed for the 81 their pssssn
gers 10 Liverpool of the FIRST cassrunnng regularly
Every dsy from dereu, ~ Ireland and Scotland,
convenience ef importance TO those residing al the out
ports. - - - -, -
Royn Bsnl ol Ireapd- paid sight, free o dssoun
charge every province courtyhs sides In the nlsad
snu,s Rank of ireland notes
200 yep,~pce only by this - ENLISTMENT
Their drss well a. re orders can be Forwarded W
the regular sailing on the s sth 18Th, and 18th ~
zach month IN the yesr Those residing In the country can
address h, leters post pad) which win be rusctaally At
tended To- Further particulars be ascersined aprica
tor al " South street New Nsrh uoo-,.uua
d2oIJns Noo'h NV i,'~5 = W..
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-27

"a PAssAGE FMOM sL LIE, ~ mr., hrs' rate s1,,
-Sek next, and accommodate numoer o' paSengenm
either cabin storage
FOR neso'o' p"S"s"' WI COULTER, lts Frcrt g.
NE Persors wishing money to their friends car
h,,, M =, sish ON Mr. Hsgh Leighton, Quar- e. Sligo
i22.lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-27

Coal Yard, ccrrer =. e.rov sd
" wssh,c yo. ss-A aosk Of superior schaynu rr,sn
chsrd Coal Z Al present hard this ysrd ynse
shvspss~s ~ esl before purchasing card within. Hreess
a al Nc A,kneou's nc Beaver 81 and orders ven ~
No vsrk viii be duty attended to-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-27

Hereafter whenever any country subscription to the
Herald reaches fortnight of its close, subscribers
will receive their papers, done up in yellow paper.
This plan is adopted in order 10 give our patrons, IN
the country, notice, either to renew their subscription
by fresh remittance, to expect 1t 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
yclloW arrappiag 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 oy
way of requital for his shaving so often our suoscfi
bels. The fashionable morals of the present day. as
sanctioned by the Honorable the Kitchen Cabinet
are to cheat as much you can, SO that the law
does not reach you. do not practice on this primer
pie TO any extent except when have dealings with
the Kitchen-and on such occasions II is adopted
purely in self defence-f you don't shave you'll get
shaved. Every day am receiving letters complain
ing that the Herald has failed when, at the same
time, know full well that it is regularly mailed
Why these complaints Because many OF Amos's
sub-reasurers will be looking into the Herald TO see
the lineamens of their master accurately depicted.
They read laugh, but forget put the Herald INTO It's
wrapper again. Hereafter beg them as favor-as
personal favor to me-to 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, 1838-02-27

II. SAVANNAH PACKETs-OLD LINE,
-< patched from New York and Savannah in the follow
ing erder:
Ship TRENTON, (new) JAS: :. Bennett, master.
Ship AUBURN, new " L. Durfey, master.
Ship REPUBLICAN, X. w, Foster master
shin MILLEDGEVILLE,D ID. l.. Porter, MASTER
Ship NEWARK, Il. Durham, master.
The above ships all of the first Class built In New York
expressly for the trade; their Tor passengers
are tlegantand extensive and facility will be afforded
To shippers Goods forwarded the subscribers VIII be
shipped free Of all charges except those actually iaurred
Fer freight or passage, apply
JOHNSON X LOwDEN, 80 Wallst, New York, or
l23 WASHBURN LIE WIS, savannah.
Ii COMM LIME OF CHARLES
6M TON PACkETS.-Ths following vessels compose the
-SfssGabove Line of Packets
Brig DIMON Fredk. Sherwood master.
Brig CORD ELLA, Francis sherwood master.
Brig BUENOS AYREs II Stuart master.
New - ----, whittesey master,
new - -,
The above all first class vessels built expressly for this
trade and commanded by experienced masters Their ac-
commodaons for passengers extensive and commodous
and exeron will be made please shipper. and passengers
All goods forwarded the subscribers will be shipped free of
commissions.
or apply on board between Murray and
Pine ST. wharves, or 10
JOSEPH TINKHAM& r. DIMoN,
6l South 81. stairs,
WM A. caldwell SONS,
j24 Agents. Charleston.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-27
4 WILMINGTON IRVING, r. W. Lsshsm master

go WARRINGTON IRVING, r w. Lsshsm, master
-te6E ship INDIANA, y =. pcsne, master.
ship GEORGIA., X. Tablet, master
These &C light dram water built expressly fer
the trade 0tbe materials copper fastened and
with handsome accommodations and will sail pucctssl a
s4v~-sd when the day a. SAILING falls Sunday, he MP
win sail the Mondsy following The price Of passage
$50 without liquors An goods forvsrdcd 70 the snbsosers
will be shipped cree Of sown,ssion
j13 n. ID, HNklBk 80 ~ sos"@
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-27

.,e sbps are all othe 6ru csss uanded By Of
N. ,c,r ana experience ard furnished With Of the
mes, kind Every uencn vii be paid 20 passenger 10 pro-
comfort and convenience. The ofpassage Ost
srd sred ~ understanding with the p peses Of The
~. n,,on, el2a without wines and liquors
Nett er ,nr captains owsers q these ship WI be rss.
., Cor am letters parcels or packages sent by hem, unless
,sg.,sr sIl, of Isdsng signed ,bsrefor
freight pas agv, aprsv ~ - . IN r...~.-, -a..
aoeDHUE CO or r. MAasHA AL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-27
LIVERPOOL PACKETS

,E5x LIVERPOOL Packets.
11E4 Sailing from New York the 2sih from Liver
spool on the 9Th of each month.
The above line of packets will be continued by
bers, and Is composed II the following ships.-
Yrom New York.
June 2-The UNITED STATES, Capt. ~ IT, Holdrege
March 24-The ST. A. DREW Capt. Vim. G. THOMPSON
Aug. A-The vIRGINIAN, Capt fsnae Harris
Sept 24-rhe SHEFFIELD, Capt Fras. p. Allen.
From Liverpool.
( May s-The st. ANDREwss6c tens.
June 8-The VlRGINtAN, 62o tons.
July s-The SHEFFIELD 500 tos,
The qualities and above shps and
exerton will be made promote comfort of
and the Interests ofnporiers The price OF Liver
pool IN the cabin as in other lines fixed $40 with wines
and stores Of every description.
The win be responsible for letter. parcel or
paekage by the for which bill iading
taken. For freight or passage, applyto
STEPHEN WHITNEY,
SANDS. TURNER FOX L. Co. or
lA ROBT. KERMIT, "a South ST.
lit NEW ORLEANS DESPATCH LINE.
Hf0 This line consists Of q ships and briggs OF which
will san weekly till the lst OF October after which
vessels all Of the first class warranted insure lowest
rates and TO take the Bare Freight and passen
ers VIII BE taken 10 this line throughout the 10
cent less than any other line whatever. Apply TO
- r. ELWELL, Packet Ofibe, 50 Souhst.
All goods from outpers will be shipped and forwarded
Immediately at New Orleans free OF commission and every
care and attention paid to and safety Mer
chants having freight dispose o. will find decidedly
their interestts apply rs above. j23
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-27

54A BALTIMORE PACKETS-UNION
xxTk LISE-The following vessels will be regularly de-
-Ss@acspatched between New York and Baltimore
Brig PAVILION w. Belly master.
Brig SOLON, rs. Bourne, n.ster.
ScLr CHARLES ~. SMITH, +. II. Totten master.
schr tENRY BARGER, II. G. Briggs, master.
Schr DIRECT, C. l.. 5riggs, master.
Schr LACONIC, J. G. Desison MASTER
The vessels comprising this line peror and fast sailing
nearly all new, built OF the best materials expressly
ably the experienced pilots
Insurance be effected the lowest great
spatch WILDE given exertoB will by the
give satisfaction shippers Goods forwarded
the subscribers will shipped free commission
apply TO j. L. N. BRIGGS, SO Old Slip, N. ".
j23 J. w. BROWN, Smiths Dock, Bait.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-27


sSa'. &c TSs:s :a%.f.by .s s,;s,.s$
Gs.e being g ss and ssGa; s:t mil. a.
door twice .dsy from The Nail Road D-pot which :
about miles distance. The Bay abounds III FISH, fowl
@ rs :s r very
For particulars, inquire Of HARRIs0Na FLEET, 10 noe-
nsst. ''' ''''''''' y "' THOMAS HARRISON
- LEASE OF FIFTEEN YEARS FOE
street st.n ing 90 two lots ~ ground 5 BY ss
feet each, with large gaagwsy, and well OF water 10 the
ot.r purpose stand U"riSaed, Apply .Ns iss wS,s:t
s,iI ssdss No. L s%
Ls abre~ery. Has extensive stables aaebed-is suita-
Ss i sl.aess s az
given Immediately or Is. ofMsy Apply at lsS ceAars'
DOOMs WANTED-A furnished psror AID bedroom
IL large with or without brcskfsss and
n no. nf sr q S' 'sis ofee s'''"'" fais!
no IT, ACHEHs OF DANCING-A sentemss
Tend :. he roos Of teacher ADDRESS / 4 bis oee
nrsSn g sc, Co.'S a.: One sr,ssa "a, store:
orn'.hss the public WITH AZ eleg.n, .nd substantial
pe. Of q, They can aov say slss Their s,srts Ssss
ssen with triumphant The Hats
sns ss any . onS sns
among those higher prices worn by the fashionable part Of
they so%ple,ea their arrangements sell .pls,s
Caster $50, which point style hsfsh
OF form and general will compare with those
OF the hgses prices Al sales for csh and No sevsoni
price - -
sis5m. i7s chstham Square. cor Mot q
ON New York and from Liverpool The 9Th o.
--sch month IN the year, except that when sese ssss
fail Sunday, tbs sailing Of the sbpsw be deferred sns
the nest day.
TRon sew -
beo a-ship GEO. WASHINGTON, w. Hosredgc, o*
psb. ship PENNSYLVANIA jobs P. Smith, sso,ons
April a-ship INDEPENDENCE, ~ Nye' mss'er, 10
sept SHIP ROSCOE, }. c. Delsso, MASTER SO toes
Dee A-ghip rENNSy LvANlA
Ian "a = ship SDEPENDENCE
Feb 7<-Ship ROSCOE .....-c~,
March 74-Ship GEO. WAsHlNoIoN
Tbes. hin. ar, III of clsss commanded by Of
ard the ofthc
The rate passage u 6yed by understand
,nS win The propreos OF the other packet lines e4 Nei
ar he sf these vessels will he rrpons
he for sey tter packages by the above ships
sne~ regular bids ofsdng agsed therefor For freight
or pGRfSNEEI. MINruRN 4 CO is4 From, aNY@
wILDEs, PicKERsoiLL Co Livercet
THE LAST " Es0HT-Fer Coughs, Colds, Astb-
ma Inauenss Wheopisg Cough, and al affections o. the
Lungswhen all other remedies for such corpsnts hsvs
aea TO curs, the NEW ENGLAND COUCH sfkUPw w
anod feltsf Happy for the afflicted WHO make
their FIRST rese-t for they viii reed 20 other -.
Fcretv OF the apohecaries ecnsrsly, a. wen % N NE
propsiotps - ---..x. 49,.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-27

Ia SAVANNAH PACK ETS-old Established
SE Line The packets composing the above line WIN SAL
-S&ssz reg uar succession as follows:
Ship ANGELIQUE, 5. Nichols, master.
Ship OCMULGEE, new Il. J. LeavitL
Ship MACON w. Osborn, master.
Ship CELIA, d. L. Porter master.
Ship LOUISA. ID. Ill. Truman, master.
Ship OCONEE, (new) J. ID. Wilson, master.
The above ships all built in New York expressly for
hs business and commanded by captains well acquainted
with trade Their accommodations very superior, and
every facility will afforded shippers and passengers. All
goods forwarded the subscribers will be shipped free OF
commission. SCOTT l. M0RRELL ~ South st. i2S
IA MOBILE PACK ETS-NEw LINE
SG The ships comprising the above line will be regularly
despatched from New York, on the 10th land 18th OF
each month.
Ship THAMES, JAS ID. Snow, master.
Ship ROB ROY, 4 Arnold master
Ship WARSAW, J. Thatcher, master.
Ship WAvERLY, Thos. Phil ps, maste.
Ship CAHAWBA, w. ID. Smith, master.
The above all first ships, copper fastened and con
pered commanded by experienced IN the trade with
handsome ,hea for passengers Goods
iorw aded the subscribers viii be shipped Tree OF coms
sion. For freight or passage, apply TO
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