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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-30

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fi4a. lha lmUdan adi OBOE ihc
srH.f ol Capf. llwbhy etihecf o.
Tf. Efa disregard 0f Ilfg mi woper
n. u.r.y exceeded by ibe laWIess
buelocof, uhrblt much resembles
lnuR lg. 1880. 80 seven or.nck.
f. tla m ed inc Double Headed
Shot keya.driant three miIes. heard
lnnt DO fuo direction NJ ihc Keys
supposed proceed from q vessel in
distress The fire continued 40 inter.
t1Ig NJ about Gye minutes. and at ten
O'Clock, =. W., discovered 1t proceed
cd from q vessel aslcrn, the shot then
dropping along sides supposed The ycs-
sci 10 be u plratich schooner, from
the fact or her coming out Of the KEYS
at that hour Of the night; tho ship
having been in sight Of the Keys for
several hours previous. At twelve,
hauled TO the northward, with the
view Of outsaiIing the vessel in chase,
bat finding she still gained, and con-
tinucd firing shot, at one o'clock, A. NJ.
rounded to, when we received two
shots across our deck, followed by two
vollics of musketry in quick success
sion. We were then boarded by the
lieutenant of the vessel, which proved
TO be her British Majesty's brig Wan
dcrcr, Capt. Bushby. After various
and minute inquiries as to our owners,
cargo, consignec, Of her departure
and destination, &C., the lieutenant
left us with orders TO lie under his
stern until we received a signal to
make sail, as he wished further com
munlcation with us; made sail imme.
diately, and resumed our course.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-30

Congress It is said has agreed to adj.
lourn on the ith Of June next.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-30


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sIdes' i"o thirds S"Intons Lane
north and sRlia slIes' two thirds,
Market street vest OF htug street
both Sides oil VIM the exception oI
two houses. Market street 10 East
King, all the buildings on both sides,
and also the Market including the
New Mansion llaII, fronting Mcc'Ing
street, down to Church street. Beau.
fam street, all the houses on both sides
OF IT. Philips strcet-lIaseIl street, all
The houses ON both sides, including the
Roman Catholic Chapel and the lie.
brew Synagogue and the Methodist
church called Trinity, with the eycep.
ton of the house on the north, in the
Wentworth street, west side of King
both sides nearly to st. PhiIip's-on
the east side all the houses on both
sides to East Bay, including the Meth.
odIst Protestant Church. Society
street, all the buildings on the soutl
side from King street to East Bay
on the north side all save one.
In Maiden Lane two houses we're
burnt, being all there was in the Lane.
The Theatre narrowly escaped de-
structlon, the cornices having taken
fire.
The flames were visible at twenty
miles distance from the city.
1t is impossible to estimate the OK.
tent OF the loss on any but imperfect
data We think, however, that il
cannot be less than between two anc
three millions of dollars, and the mum
Der OF buildings destroyed at one
thousand.
HE BRITlsH QuEEN.-After all thai
has been sad about the Great West
ern, the "Brtlsh Queen" intended
originally to be called the - Victoria
IS the naval curiosity of the age. Her
tonnage IS stated at over eighteen
than that OF her Bristol rival. Her
length on the water line is two hun.
dred and thirty feet; extreme length.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-30
MONEY +

MONEY FOrI|
Clicked up by a IaJAI
d isonviIle and Tacss
money, which can be Ia
ing the money and pay4|
vertisemcnt, by appIynl|
scrlber, on Long Cred
county, Mississippi.
NJ. S, d
May so, 1888. 4
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-30

KoMANrc.-The Lexington Intel
llgencer of the l4th inst. SAYS: /" A
lew weeks since we noticed the acct.
dental drowning of four men in the
Licking river. and the preservation of
another, named Jones, by the heroic
conduct of Mrs. Lee, who PLUNGED
INTO the stream, and succeeded in res
cung him from the fate of his fellows
Mr.. Jones, we learn, is young man
OF fortune and accomplishments; and
Immediately after the event. he made
inquiries respecting the preserrer of
his LIE, and ascertaining that she was
a young widow, he offered his hand
IN marriage, which was accepted; and
the parties were joined in wedlock
the next Sunday-three days after
their first meeting in the waters
Mrs. Lee, now Mrs. Jones. can con-
graduate herself upon having .fsbed
for husband with the most entire
success. and from the most laudabIe
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-19

DICE. FLOUR AND CAROLINA HOHlINY
n The following Uroeeynsy be depended on ss sehng
Ae genuine Rice Flour Caro0a Hoiny and superior Head
Rice manufactured the New York Rice ME Others De-.
the Ml who will sell other nTtt1oe1
those ebaned here n articles have their names
this list by leaving their address with the Agent VI
the Mill, corner Of Jefferson and South ss W
T; Bogart, ITO East Broadway, cor Rutgerssl
Chester briggs, 68l Broadway, cor. ARity St
Sturges Archer 80 Canal, cor Church 81 h ln
Staples, Chase x Ford 1872 Bowery. ~
SAW. Buntirg z, 39e Peal and 256 Grand St
George A. JARVIS, I42 Grand St lfis
II. Knapp sos Houston. cor. Lawrence ST.
Jacob Perkins, l4l Bowery. thf
Il. Mich 4 Rrother, so bowe5y
VIM. Simpson ll9 East Broadway, cor PIKE 81 go,
A. CurtsS 4 Co. $50 Bowery los-ln
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-19
TRULY MONDEE Full AND ExTHA0R
DINAnY PHENOMENONl
WORSE THREE YEARS. Old HITHOUT 4

FIHITCLE HATR!!
THIS extraordinary will be exhibited few DAVIS for
the qualification OF the curious, at New York Tauer
sails, between the hours Of "a. M and NJ Sunday ex
copied
Ths HORSE is the first known in the world to wbic
Nature has denied covering of hair Ornament
and protection of his In addition which he also pos
many other Of appearance with great
symmetry OF FORM and his substantial points have BY good
Judges been pronounced sponabe and most
deemed model. HIS color is beautiful bronze with some
white markspefecty doee and to being han.
died. ne may be nnuey examined by Strangers without the
slightest apprehension of danger.
The spectacle this animal presents magnificent and pleas
unaccompaned by those greeabe sensations usually at
tending " Lusus Nature.n
Ambulance, IS cents. i2o.lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-19


wrdsys paper brig. x%siss New Yer. II days.
Bs@ose Jus. arrived Experienced heavy weather the
passage, and the 9th instant in gale IRON . mao &C.
The wEArHEs-since the Friday the wesber has
the passages Of The .InS az
the different FERRIES and s .Ss eanoa se po, boat
washington split her D and mainsa In the gale on Friday
night and IN es%ag by up csp the sssmbost
son. from Island he went 70 her assistance and .swed
her the cty-for which 'Ae pios hnaS return nun 'ner
Se ship reported as being ashore the Highlands in the
Feb 5th-ea Key West 'shr E'tsll from St Marks for
aa,S aliat 49, long 7aa, ship Tamarand, New Orleans for
L'e'poo" UNITED STATES PORTS
ss Ee TUCKER As~ YORK; Porte ke'
Bosros, Feb ls1cid ship Charleston Eidridge Ner Or
schrs James Clark tBr) Beck, St. John n b Magnolia,
Mayo Apalschcola ar ship Eleanor Griffith New Orleans,
ton; briggs Chatham Kendrick, Baltimore chr William VIII
s " s ss a ct Sa
Cey lon OF Richmond Tro do Roxana jones, Han,
Cnyi Codela JordOn Frankfort; below, scaa brig Avo,
BRISTOL Feb. ia-Brig Taunton, Collins, whaing-no
BALTIMORE Feb Elise Brsm KGch BTeme%;
cum, Crothers. West Indies. c...-,.,.
Brsmss scS y pf sn 5Fs
ships Corea Prescott Bosten sqsquehanna Cropper rn,a
do Csvaaes Kendriek Boston, Impulse Marsion, trinidad;
Esther Hussey, New Orleans schr Missouri Apaiachcoia
via Key West -. w., VII, - .,
Favorie (Br Taylor Befas csr Geneva, Amy, New Or,
leans : - =. .,
schr Caspian Mllken, do; ships Nick bdde Hsan I'm
Portsmouth Elizabeth Firth, Brard do; brig fremont sy-
vester, Havana.
verpoo briggs Ccasan, alton Rostoni Chapman Th6mp
SON. Charleon schrs Iebe Griffith, Gaveston; Peru Den.
MIS- Newbsryper; Claiborn Deesdenier Havana Poiacre
Duedada Miet 9-shlps Gen. Hodgemen Faux
ner; Lverpoo Rowland, Derk: do Congress Eaton doi
gow brig Virginia. Gordon New York; schr Dorus osmer
Bosten ship Hercules, Andrca Marsee brig Georges,
Snow, New York
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-19

CHESS.The subscriber has opened in the building
~ rear OF Sunday Morning News Office apartme nj han
somely fitted up for Chess Playing.
GeneRen who play wish the game are respect
fully invited to call and see the arrangements.
The members OF tire Club requested the meet
ings every Saturday evening u O'clock
Entrance through Croekers Exchange Office No. IA Ann
and from Broadway through long hall adjoining tho
American Museum. ABM BAsSFOISD
nI8.Smt ~'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-19
ER sE,XA H. xE H.

"A EREAL A Disc Asfs. SoNoREhSA "a, .ssss, &c. as.,
designed every inaivdusi but more especially
s ws s' as a. and The
!which may be had alone y wished @ nss as ne s NJ 2,
contains every medicine, kc necessary for the most perfect
II Is impossible 10 express satisfaction this little book a
ors all who interested IN The subject tbeg'ns by de
are Complains which very nearly this disease
but which FCw sss %
thus the cohdng patient hr gets robbed anu men
then proceeds 10 show that under the word veaea TWO
distinct diseases are Included y venerla disease properly
poriance 20 know The difference between the two for
proper in the most injurious in The other-
Gonorhca person. produces announcer
neither does venereal produce the Genorrhea then
eoes on 70 should Be Known that although
mercury absolutely useless and hurtul yet e ether
nothing know what those circumstances
in the authors practice and under the drec
ingy mild ehcacous emedy The next chapter treats
Of Ghonarrhea he disorder attended WIN run s ana
quence of allowing Ghenarea 10 continue on from month
chapter on structure Itself and which is made exceedingly
PLAN interesting for is in form Of disc ase IN which
SOFAS Cor instance, who pretend to curet with box OF pills.
bottle Of drops viii. every surg con knows MAJ al the Psy
any thing which much battles the Ignorant or is so horrible
proper means are used nothing easy cure
The remaining these other form OF venerea
nc and these refer every circumstance pos
sbly OF this complaint evrn from us m
symptoms its neglected form and here should
there form OF venerea disease which lies so
dorment in constitution show itself in other way
than its effects upos poserity The treatment of all these how
ever Is abur dainty plain eficaeious that bsv
ing this little medicine complete, may undertake his
cure with perfect safety and success.
The price the chest medicne &cs $l2 the book alone
is 81, farwardedt any part OF the world.
Letters in consultations for the chest be addressed Ia
the author, DIR RALPH, Sc Courtlandt street. NJ T.
s. Since publishing this little book, the author has been
consulted so many distressed and ruined constitutions
Chiefly trusting to certain description OF advertising
people, he has preper To devote portion OF his
these There no diseases
which involve serious consequences or mere painfully
affect mind than those of the male or female organs nor
any which call for greater combination OF integrity
character skill and experience In the consulted
them satisfaction of strangers coming 10 this city
therefore, or who rite from distance, he deems Il
proper stae that he graduate Of the University
OF Ednsurgh Member of the Royal College of Surgeons,
London and author work expressly these diseases
Also that letters from the eminent physi
clans in Europe eminent in America las DR. Mott
of New YsrK, and Dr. rhysick OF Phladepha) whc' he
will he happv tn show 10 any one who wishes it. 5m+
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-19
RICHARD HEMMING a. SON,

FORGE NEEDLE MILLS, REDDITcH
~ Return their sincere thanks for the preference given, for
The public that they still continue the
eons manufacture article that will give universal salts
faction, and they continuance OF cir kind
n hemmng Son hpve been obliged to caution the public
times be careful from whom they purchase Needles
Fish Hooks purportng 10 be Of their and
ws. srsG ss
hsa great nn%Ssr who
New York Boston, and the principal towns In Amerca and
importing Needles without labels that they may label ie
mationofR III. Sons best qualities well knowing that
they 70 .er PITT do 50 in kngand the seveest penal
To sssis, accomplishing ends unprnciped
the style themselves the Agents of r. Hemming
a y cag w 70 maa. as
exactly the those always used by r. Hemmngk SON.
OF Hemming Son dead, and therefore any may
use their nanrs, which stotnly false.
circular tricks these persons maAe
their deception the public for TO obtain orders
they tale that they imagine will give their spurious
articles more ready sale.
their long tried article entities them to- end they fear
composition except that OF The unprBcped individuals who
roy the reputation 81 Hen,mng SON. which has been se
qued by ret Alteration to the manufacture Of an article bih
make this appeal 20 the public for protection, feeling well
ASSURED !, will he afforded 70 them;
invariably stamp all their Large Cod Hooks with their
mser Mind. Of Fsi Ho,ks the public viii please to 5. very
particular 10 selecting en- and give strict examination
the labels and style Of wrapping up.
August 81. 1833
RICHARD HEMMING 4 SON take the liberty Of claiming
respectfully solicit The public
ON their guard making purchases oil Needles and Fish
Hooks purporng be OF the genuine manufacture for al
though In instances bees chez ked ssd
the parties exposed Son have every
believe Information lately received, that the dis
honest system OF forging their s a carried on TO
great extent that large quantities Inferior Needles
VOW preparing England purpose Of being labelled
In America in imitation Of Hemminr scss manufacture.
Forge Needle Mills Resditch. NosemberlI IL, 1887
n6-iawSm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-19
Exchange Reading Ro0m and Foreign


T THE Proprietor of the above establishment takes great
pleasure announcing his friends and the
rally that he has removed iuto The large and splendid fire
10 the Exchange, the William
Neither pains exIene have been spared arrange
ncnts OF the News Room and the establishment be-
eved 10 be the best Of ef iis Kind in the United
addition To the files Of Amer and foreign
and prices current kept records Of arrivals and
of stock Board Brokers' Teega Reporx
and daily list Of the arrivals Of strangers all the prAc.
palhoek
The Foreign Letter Office has been fitted up to give
the greatest possible safety VI, letters within The per.
security fire and all other accidents
ed by deposng letters in This Office tw,hsuttskng
the other privileges by subscrber moro
than the price Of subscription all persons having
correspondence with foreign countries.
"a q. 8. GILPIN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-19

COMPLIMENTARY BALL..Ata meeting Of the
~ Scholars Subscribers of Mr. f. c. Schaer held on T.
7h unanimously resolved give his assistant Mr.
A. N. BREWER Complimentary Ball to take place or
evening, Feb 49, at the Shakespeare Hotel cor
ner Of William Duane celebrated band
gagged for the occasion
Tickets 81 each admit gentemaR and his ladies' to be
had following places viz Firth Hail. Franklin
Squares Dubois Bacon, l67 Broadway r. r. Freach's,
corner Ca,arAe and Monroe street Shakespeare Hotel
and any ., the Committee Of Arrangements ZIG t28'
NORTH RIVER FIRE ENGINE COMA
vUyHE Second Annual BALL OF the North River Fire
Company will take place Tammany Hail. Gu Monday
In announcing this their Second Annual Ball. the committee
wish to inform the friends and the public in general that the
same ons their previous Ball will be fully sustain
this The Hall will be decorated with eanners lorches
and embens Fire Department and neither pains
nor spared add the qualification OF those
who NAV favor company with their the above
evening celebrated Band is engaged-the floor be-
ing under the management of Mr. Parker, assisted by COM
mittee. -,
Tickets with ladies' tickets accompanying them price 81
to be had at the Of Tammany Hal Moran Browns,
No lao stree, oboken House. corner OF Hoboken and
Washington street, j. B. MIers 345 Hudson Morton
street. or OF either members comprising the committee
BY order
n2a- WIN NJ. BOGART, sec'y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-19
TO THE Lovers OF Dry FEET.

TO THE LOVERS OF DIX FEET.
keep dry the head COOL and bid defiance to the ply
~ sican"-Boerhaape.
THE fair and lovely OF the land cut dowR In the bloom
Of life, owing the diseases arising from wet feet Do
then the coughing and barking and pains rheu
maic that enable the doctors ride in their coaches And
dang off We would then caution readers
matter how healthy guard against wet feet An ounce of
prevention is worth pound of curePhadphia Journal
Health.
whatis the destroyer of bloom and happiness! Cold and
wet fe, t-U. s. Gazette.
p G. NAGLE, OF Philadelphia, respectfully Informs the
public he located the and Shoe Establish
efMr Ryder, Ne. Beekman Clinton Hail. The pre-
opportunity isembraced INFORM the reader that after
experience the subscriber has discover
completely iBpervious, u water. he American
Institute has twice borne testimony to its great utility by
awarding The first diploma in 1885 and 1885 and has met with
the decided appreciation Of the Franklin Institute Of
Notwithstanding the revision and severity of the law
Congress granted the exclusive right and liberty to this disco
the term of from the 10th day Of Febru
airy, 1887
Ths Composition mpsrts tn leather sofl and pnble
texture which givesto all articles made from II elastic quail
", and will consequently much leager. The necessity
for wearing overshees Is thus superseded.
In questions the subscriber would res
pecuy inform the reader that the Patented Composition
contain particle that offensive and clumsy article
Gentlemen value health and love dry feet respect
fully informed that the Paenee will be In attendance at the
above establishment The Government papers, Diplomas
Certificates, Letters &c for Inspection The Com
Sportsmen would do wellto procure the article:
p. g. NAGLE, Patenee.
All communications post paid. Patent Rights in this and the
adjoining districts for SALE except the county OF Kings which
B. Reference to the most respectable gentemen in this
cityfcan be given. jl7dtMl$
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-19

Id FHANChS. renoVed "
~ Je Chambers opposite 10 Hudo where be
continues scce all the various branches Of penustry,
the most recent and improved principles pk premna
Incoruptihe Teeth 81 the best quality l sets
raned TO remain permanent the gsms Wilhelm the uss OF
springs gsures Tooth ache drops that WI cure nc
violent tooth scbe W sfev moments ans al Ne same
time the tooth and remove s p rom The Ru.s
ARTIFICIAL EYES psersdby Dr. FsDcfs. wh<rh css-
be Distinguished from the natural and M pesern evsy
motion without gvng ire slightest paln FOR
an i'm " this he has receives dipbena
Ai,e EYE WATER DR. r. Respectfully solicih TIE attes-
top oftbe psbc IN erfraord,nsry and e0rscOus
i've water II has fuy proved itself most vsiusb sppk-
sa,isn in ston wesknsss Of the eyes, Phase bs
have been diseased has perfectly cured In few
days. and Is ergsged 20 30 so
fbe Rev Bsrrson, ~ Thompson street, procured besle
az me shove COR Hsrrsen's eyes, and sssopaAeux
has dmness apd pan, which has been exess
sive r Mary She bad ssed eye waters but they
ali fsaed therefore hope the public will sppreea,c
lis value. JOSEPu UAnkISON.
widow q ,se 's.s Dr. Gcssr.y, hes ssss Dr. E.nes sc
nay saved me nom asscsute bsd therefore eas
safely rscommena most and vslusbe wstsr
and Only reqsmes " Be hnsvs Bske snpersede Ell se
From be teseuy Of thoee wbo have pssd the Eye wste1
prepared by DR.. Frsnes have hetson IN recoHsnsD
= DUNCAN DUNBAR,
jie-ims Pastor Of the ~ Doug alasi. ChusA~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-19

II PIERCY, SPIRIT LAMP MAKER, No. f<e Dives
liz len lone door from Cnen w. Pretnrns hts thanks
to the public for their SINCE CONNIE mg The above
business and hopes by strict an1 norough know.
edge 81 buses obtain continuance OF their favorx We
would also ea their senon his Rejecting smps, which
superior e say yet offered
He would likewise request who have not used The
shove lamps TO cali at his store so pdge Cor themselves
liG)N ICED Store smpsei.
fsrsessl ATTENDANCE tn those who ftting mp
hlnrd tables any oaher esabssmeN where brilliant
Hvht wanted, r. f-eL coshdent be W. lamps suss
his cussoucrs end friends that oil Spirits dehvered ~ h
wagen signed esch side board N black an whs
letters, "H. Picrcy, Spirit La~,p, 24o Division q
N: B. His wagon wi call on customers regueny once
osssised cr tse wagon. Spirits aesvered a ssss wshos
n No eo"aeei,oo Win a.y Other esaHi.hmes, nac-su'
uALG PRICE mUsIC.-New asd fashonsble
Music the piano forte and hse al cents per
Also chsidrens so..es Toy sesa q every kna tor - very
M0RRlsONs HYGEIAN P1LLS-Pscsen FROM 20 rents
- Also, Powers nslsan Of Assisted for coughs Short
pess a brch, asthma 6c Also bonee and wsers leferges
Ass, sdenbc sk for marking aen without pepsrsuon
6r ssse - sfsve nIJns
SULPnATE OF oUIriNE-varsnes psriecs
svlphsse ard Acetate Herphhs-wmrsssed psre--is
JsjsSe psre-Frepch-s rSt susRy,n Sand sols. borea
Nhkc wax-5oelbs- sutsblefs retail
sw.a Psssses-at manufacturers prices WAN spsnsh
Medicine chesis--for ships antilles.
white shins-rresch-fSr pssters, hc-slsTEe esssrnew
TsnAc hixture-wsrArted cure fer he fever and ague
with srgs ssssvtnen II Drugs, Chsueas asd rs.cy sr
ciss fsr sale vAolessle and rss. hy ..,,.~,
co1SWs WWnm street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-19
NEW DRY GOODS: I,


III WREVI5 1928 CHATHAM takes the earliest oppor'
unity of through the columns Of the Herald 70
the Ladies York and Brooklyn The arrival the most
novel ad fashionable Cacoes earcd to public nsuce;
having under advantage which influence
and ASH could command enabled offer them those La
dies who visit his establishment early prices nfsitey
cheaper than former period and adequate idea be
goods but by pecon and will be found surpass
all ccedent which undoubtedly suit the most adious
and most economical OF Purchasers. ~
I The approval system OF price is i'll continued at
In establishment j, W. REVIS, l28 Chatham ST
fl2-lm~ doors from Pearl
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-19
ZOOLOGICAL INSTITUTE, No 81 BOwERY.

ZOOLOGICAL INSTITUTE, No. 81 BOWERY.
~ The Public respectfully infbrned that the Institute is
now open for the The collection Of animals
specon in this Mr. Van Anburg enter The cages
at o'clock r. NJ, 1t in the evening The hours of
exhibition will be from 10 TO IL the from past
4P NJ, and from to past ia the evening" Is
eens-Chdren half price Every attention will be paid to
the ventilation, and careful officers 10 secure The
vsters from The intrusion ofimpreprr persons.
Signed c. S.ANGEyINE& co.
d4-5m' PrOprielors