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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-06-27
From the National Iatel'igearer.
THE FLORIDA CAMPAIGNS,

Considering the position which Gen.
Gaines has occupied in reference I" one
Ut tie Campaigns in Flniida. il will no,
be undressing 10 our readers To Iun o.
yer the suhjoined letter. ellcilrd from that
officer. in reply n some structures of The
New Orleans Dee. which. hnWerer, the
Editors OF that paper say, had no refer.
enee ia him Whatever, but had fnr their
object to exonerate the army from the
cen'nre which belongs 10 the origin. con.
duet, and conclusion of the operations a.
gainss the Indians. The Letter Of Gen.
G. is taken from the New Orleans Dec
Of tie llth instant
To the Editors Of the New Orleans Brc.
Gentlemen: In your leading r.ii.ori.
Vi aIsirle II The 81 instant, in reference
10 The .Florida wsr' ynu have in,.ulped
IN concentrations remarks. which. though
not expressly applied In me. are never.
iheless as well known by my friends To
have been designed for me. as il had
heen named in every line. Silence,
therefore. on my part. would beirsy en-
Indifference which might be construed
into iacit admission Of tie imnula,Inn
PIT forth against the aud the gallant Of.
firefs and mrs al the LoAisiana tolun.
'eers and regulars which had tie no
nor to command in tie first Florida
campaign.
You are pleased 10 say that 'sopinions
hsra been expressed by men protesting
snme knowledge Of tie course of mil "a.
fy events. that had such and such mes.
snres been a,lopicd or avoided. or smell
and such officers been piacra or confirm.
ri IN command, the var would ere ll,ls
have been al an end"
You tiien remark. that "notHinp could
have been more vain or Elusive tlfan
such predictions. :"
When my friends, and others will
whom ] had no srqusintanre, in the
Southern and Western States. rs well a. |
10 Florida. expressed The opinion, which |
they have ofien expressed. that, If had
been permitted u remain in Florida with
The Louisiana volunteers and regulars, al. |
led To lie Georgia and FInritia volunteers
under tie nnble.hearicd CIincli, the war
would have been terminated honorahly
y the month of March, or April. 1896,
was convinced If the correctness Of
ms opinion, mt merely because The ef.
icers AMI men Of my command were
'eiier acquainted with tile Indians and
With the country embracing tie theatre
Il tie war. Than any other trnops in
he service. bu! because we lad actu
lily, IN the short space Of thirty six DAYS,
aised most nj the volunteers, and march.
d by land and water sO0 miles had
'arched through the Florida wilderness
nd swamps 40 miles of that distance
nd. moreover, had me, the enemy and
eaten him, and forced him to sue for
"ace: hal promised him peace and,
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M0RUs MULTICAULIs.
From lie Danyllle Repoftcr.

Mr. Ehior: In yonr paper oflhe lIsh
instant. notice a communication from
HE Raleigh Register headed :. Moras
Mulueaulies," which SAYS. II lie signs Of
the times be moi deceptive. there viii be
the ensuing Fsll and Winter. a grea. de-.
maad for the bud Of the Chinese Mulber.
~. in consequence Of the almost ioal
failure Of llle present crop. Tue commu-
niesiiol gOes on to say thai persons vino
are extensively engaged 10 the business
in thai Guy will aoi make more than one
hslf Of . crop. .
The signs OF the tines, Mr. Eii,Or,
ere not deceptive in that section OF The
eOality only, but in every other section
hss has been heard from; il has been as
esrlsined beyonj doubt Thai there will
not be one fourth raised OF what vas ex-
peeled. In The neign5orhood OF Rich
mond The people have engaged very ex-
leasiEely ~ the culture Of lle Malucau-
il', and On On average mol more than one
IN fse OF al ilial haze been planned have
come up. owing raElly 10 The lpexperi-
encs vi llIe culugaloTs. Ii that neigh
barhooi II a maD raises one fourth OF
What lie has planted. lie IS considered We
~. very fortunate. Ii lie neighborhood
y Ps'etsbafg. LynclhuTs and Farlnyi!ie.
We have i!ie same bad news. In the
coaniy Of psiace Edward, WHERE they
were about Ihe hsl people in Tie slste
sHo eoGnenced the cnlluFe, ard xiIere
they ale mere experienced in the business
-'sa "a any Oher seclion Of The state. lliey
~ he r.l.e the fourth Of a crop. la
uesS' Mr.. Editor. accounts come IRON ey.
~ seehsR aud portion of tie Uniled
'a'es' particularly from tue North, with
uie sane Intelligence. Had there been
-" IfSp made, the writer Of this con.
uy believes that Tie MuilIcaa.is /
~ A4's Commanded lie sumo price
mar '1es DAD lssi year. For /. should lie
Isheinoefed Thai llese nerer was j c,on-
~ "es'et Calculated anil be.i+r adaoIed
y - cultivation Of tie Mu.iraulis and
m lssa's q SdA 1aaa ll,e South. Silk
pseoming. IS II Ia to become, a. Cotton
and Sugar. the slaples OF Tia, count.
fsey must have tie Multic.uli..
Ana . shonll also De remembered ,h,,
there are 10 Multicaulls Ii ,l,e Saa.I,sra
country. and tI'ss tie people Of Ina, com.
ny are beginning 10 u,sen their eye. :.
ne sdFsniages which lney nas.ess i, .,l,a
,s.Iare 81 those trees. aad theg have 10
= ,, Supplied with D"fe very sl,or.ly
,,ahseqasady here WiiI be far ,l,s ney,s,
f'ee Or four years as gee, d..naal i,
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ofuhieh he Eas EsEy foEd. Asssadshse
a MS physical ability. u may b msnles'.
"A ia. Ne sttndsd lie SBrsiior Isefi g
use eoun'y. > a;E;s.es d more rs
ffty miles from his residence. iIassliing
he uhole way on horseback and cross
ING lbe Hoe Ridge. and also attended he
Corr; Of his own eOunIy. . distance o.
tweniy-four miles. not more han ahtee
weeks before his death. During his lss'
Illness. he suffered much pain. ard Often
expressed . desire that The SSPEens
Disnnser Of an things would isrminale d.
sufTcrings. lie ollsn said I" Death had
no Isuors Tor hin-he did not lear q
die."-IIls remalns we're inferred IN ne
family burying ground. which ocenp'e.
the spot where For Defiance was erected
during The Revolutionary War. T.
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LIE TRuE Esd ANn MEANS.

In the address al Nr. fTthnghuysen,
On the occasion III his Inauguration a.
Chancellor Of The University AZ New York.
re GnI The following beautiful lbeeauss
lruel remarks:--
I" But education will fiji 10 accomplish
is bssisnds unless religious ihlueure shall
be mingled With intellectual cultivation.
Men was cheated for more exalted rur.
passes illan merely n investigate the Laws
nf Ihe uhiSsEse. Ills great career lifs
beyond time, and his endowmenis sfe
adapted 10 his destiny. The mind anu
heat mus, be improved 10 glafify tie
being who made him. OF he violates the
first law Of his nature. Hence the dis
eoVries Of science, the lights Of history,
ard lie deductions OF philosophy, should
al connect themselves with God. 10 illus.
lrale his wisdom aud power and good.
ness. This The immortal Aewion ltli 10
be his true glory. Il has bsen slnqurnlly
said Of him by kindred mind Mark
- here il Is that NeMIon 6naliy repos.
IS. after piercing The thieksst veil thai
envelopes aalare- grssping and arresling
in their course. the most subtle Of her
elements and tie sWlllest-ifaseTsine The
regions Of bonudless space, exploring
worlds beyond the solar wsv. giving out
lhe law which binds The universe in eler-
nal order, he rests as by an inevitable
Necessity upon Tie contemplation Of the
Great First Cause. and holds il his high
est glory TO have made tie evidence Of
his existence, ard the dispensaiiou OF his
power and Of lis wisdom understood BIZ
men. This j. the nnblssi tircciisn that
ran he given To our pursuits. II iHresIs
the researches of science with an interest
and value that nav he lasting ~ elrrniIy.
And We. who ste born IN die. and To meet
the Tealitles that death will disclose.
should earnestly heed whatever may en-.
tighten IL in the couussls OF our Redeem
CT and Judge.
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10 soaslissss - ssssasisi part 81 lhsI
Pmssisn Syslem. Tie moral itnssnes
81 n inprosea mnsieai TASTE ] hare ever
rrrsrsge - uosi Important and i hss
teen ! suijeei d deep regret % me that
1 have n0l. il nv reiirtmenl. been fna-
Sled 10 procure fer M boys he sssanl
sses Of instruction "a that sslashle &c
rompiishmsnl. II constitutes ; delight
lnl resource during the hours Of necessary
relaxation iron mental and physical n
bars. II sweelens sorisl intercourse,
isrmonizss ani refnes he feelings. and
sboEe al pEeelules > resort 70 slcinus
and debasing smusfments. lie i bui
hall = phIlanihrnpiss Who i inlens on
providing for man profitable occupation.
Tie true spirit extends ~ procuring FOR
him innocent and refined pleasures also:
how much 10 be desired lhal our yousli
wers in = condition n substitute The
enioymtnls Of the /" soiree musicale" fuI
lie degrading ihdulgenees olIhe bar room.
The rare Geld. Or Tie gsnlinglable.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-17

woa ~cs tLc tine Of Adam, has been - important ma
., e b;sL the skill capital OF almost every Nation
49, NE. s-roved In this cosntry the trade ana Aansac
s ar TIE article increasing in importance every year
T.s ar nav n the United States upwards OF mtesh nos
h h;ch gives annual produston ofiorty nve no,
j IN The raw material Our manufactures have
y ~. .ae mace with the augmentation IN the grown Oh WOOL
"a Al. least change effects BOTH The great Improve
. that are making machinery acts to certain sx
s.t "a bounty the production OF the raw matsra The
fre are paving attention to their hoeks and IN The
which they will 6nd will be Of infinite b.sat to them
it;naev f not sameaatsy The various mills an the states
bep II full time tremendous business and keep employed
y.s nuuber Of operatve The flannel mills at Anssbury
annu.v urn ost twenty thousand pieces and daily
four Thousand pounds Of WOOL The mills Of that place and
asbsrv make this description Of woolens than those
af anv other place. they combined nearly supply the home
cons.mp,ou OF domestic nanRe which estimated to be
hundred thousand pieces The Norwich Manufacturing Co.
make two yards daily when running fall time and 70
Il all over the country As learn there are
yards of ed and yards OF other descrip
items eeth annually manufactured tins state ana
from report made short time since TO the pennsylvania
Legislature fad that 900 invested in the manu-
cture 00e in the growth OF wool and us manu-
facture combised in the whole country.
These facts show at standing ana :, ~
wooen ,rade We will give table when wiz eA ao
the IMPORT into and from the unitea STATES
The exports foega manufacture, our own soods
all consumed Butt that year we shipped aoroae
sheep valued at Sl6sS2 We imported II the same time
$3.50 95 pound Of WOOL worth net exceeding est cents
mound This coarse article thrown into sanes and
ng AID from Mogodore and that vicinity The Asxl
can receive is worth iron nine ~ twenty ssA W
STA IN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-17
/ M PO r T A N T..

The mm1Mf NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hOF w Ars
lny- At this mement when perhaps the Of
with Engasd becsnes the duty Of every TO enairs
how FAR this may personally himself Is asslEevi
fact that al, English msnsfsc tred
goods will be OF the ssch event Asd
in article will IL be heavily felt than ksglish
cloths Is therefore hardly poist est the policy
OF all and sunday providing themselves with sufficient supply
Of clothing PHILIPS well known Cash Tailoring Establish
ment 100 William, Of John street. presents an opfor
nifty Of obtaining first rate garment equal 10 any and
passed by IN the city, fer materials make and price
The astonishing patronage which uis establishment has
rienced sufficient indication Of psblic Judgment And tn,
proprietor having made such arrangements fer the ensuing
will he hopes and merit seontnuancs Of sueh
The system adopted alone peculiar to this establishment
Purchases made direct from manufacturers IN England
thereby avoiding the accumulated profits Of importers and Job
consequently reducing the price Of the article 70 such m
to enable him 70 employ but first rate workmep
whereas those differently situated compelled to esploy ~
srior workmen in Of buyas Al second or laird
hands. And those establishments which give long credits as
result incur many unavoidable losses ad obliged 10 MAKE
their cash customers suffer sufficient profits for running 'ocs
risks. -
The advertiser deems unnecessary his part to ryea list
Of prices much practisea Il Is too often deceptive Ne
confidently relies trial being sufficient TO merit soo
naancc OF the favors Of those who may give him esl
m1s-5m
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Edv,aa West Liverpool; Catharne, Besher, Charleston;
Potomac orham Vera Cruz; Condor Robbins Brandywine
Anna (Brem) schengmann Bahia Capo Carnage, Glouoes
mond Porto Rico Parker Bangor Me- Alfred Thorn, Ball
Wilmington, NC; Concord La Graw, MaaAzas Frederick
leon Potter Calais General Knox, Holbook Pctsu Aaisoa
Melker Mlramich.
Bark Condor Hammond Guyana, PR 10 days with sugar
Brig Phsna Ripley Savannah Is day. with cotton, &c to
Brig Powhattan Grdler Palermo 90 days, with mdze to E.
brig Helen Mar Card Windsor, MS, 10 days with plaster
Brig sadi wiu,on Matanzas via New Haven 20 days with
schr orad Johnson, Easpsrt 10 days. with plaster to
sehr Lexington Corson Philadelphia days. with mdze s
master. 49, .
sIoop Emperor shaer East HaAdam a hours with granite
One ship and three brigs-rain.
sailed.
Packet ship Emerald, Orne, Havre-and others.
Notice 70 Mariners.
Custom HossE, New York. May l6, 1880.
The undersigned gives notice that the Light Ship belonging
Sandy Nook placed her station yesterday From
such station the Sandy Hook bears west northwest dis:
lance about thirteen miles and the Highlands Of Neversn
west by south, about eleven miles.
The Europe Br before reported gone entrly to
pieces.
The Aasaman before mentioned has been repaired at Key
West, aud loadng 9th inst for Mobile
spoken
Henry from New York for Cuba May H. lat 80 Ion 72-out
days.
Margaret Scott Elidge, hence for Liverpool date g
ven lat AZ 81 Lon SO 40.
Confidence Bailey, of Newpos, from NYork for Tenerie,
ost ls hours, May l., no lat &c.
Foreign Ports.
HALIFAX, May 6-Orazembo, Sergeant for New York
LIVERPOOL, Ms, ne date-Eliza, Palmer NYork.
GUYANA, Pr IL days snceMary, Gertz, for New York,
days; Empire MsRson NYork 10 days; Oregon, Howes do
III days.
United states Ports.
BosroN, May lb-cd Oscar, Lowell, NYork Hudson, Ry
der, do
FALL RIVER May l3th-ar Three Brothers, Stuart, New
York.
NArcHEs, Miss May 2nd-sld Neva, Kiham, NYork the
Sardius from Vieksburg, has passed for NOrleans.
MOBILE, May Geld William, Revans, NYork Alabama,
Williams do.
BALTIMORE, May Acid Amanda, Drisco, NYork.
RICHMOND May Is-sld john Enders, NYork; Samuel Nc
Dowell, do.
RIcHMosD, May liar Pioneer, Smith, New York; Jersey
Oak, Poland do Nassau Aea, do VIM kemble Adams do;
Peru, Rogers, do.
ALrx.SDR, DC, May l4-ar cazanovs, Moore New York;
Henry Clay, Martin, do.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-17

CUCCEsS TOT. A.&L vERNOLs, DkAfsfs AM
able sell clothing the reasonable terms ms puo
lie are invited call and examine their ASSORTMENT ana the
will be satisfied THAT great savisg VIII Dc rtafea east
system, as conducted at 81 Chathsms1
NIB A great variety Of Cloths and Csssssre vestfng
hep on hand and order in The most fashionable style
Also large assortment Of Goats and Cesks .27.2m's
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-17

NJ OTICE-Nrs. A. j. E-csr, fornerly A. a. MOTT, No.
IN 1861 Beverly respectfully informs her esse"e1s any
ladies' Of this city that her establishment ~. no
ton with the adjoining, under ths name o. ss
The numerous sstakes which daily growing os' Two
under the roof and, until recently o. me
same ame causing trouble both TO herself ana
make II necessary again to repeat what mas oeen
before. :, - =,
NIB In consequence of unforeseen repairs the speng y
she store No 400 Broadway again delayed unu soo 80
Goth instant fmyl3lw'J y. =. 1.,oll
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-17
rraafislR Club.

03-THE Proprie,sr Of the Ccntrcvic Trotting Course
Long lan been frequently requested TO call meeting
the aud admirers Of The Trottng Horse for the
pose oomng Cab founded upoR such rules and principles
would be most likely to retrieve that noble sport from its
proseat neglect.
They respectfully request the attendance Of every
TO attend meeting to be held at Edmund Jones' ID
Ward HOTEL No 81 Nasas street. Friday evening l7h inst
o'clock [Signedl H. h. CONCKLlN,
ravI5.3t.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-17
ID EMovED.-DR. II. yILLERs has removed from No
IN s5 Liberty street to No. 40 Lispenard street

TO SUIT THE TIMES.-OPERATIvE DENTAL
SURGERYThe subscriber performs every faoa the
teeth and gums the most modern and approved principles
the Dental art and with professional skin Irregularities Of
the teeth in children adults remeded carou teeth filed
with god teeth rendered hrm teeth extracted teeth
6xed from tooth TO complete set masse Fcesreduced
me third
NIB Toothaehe removed instantansously Price 80 cents
myi5sm DIR. II. yILLERS.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-17

WATCHES, JEwELRY, GERMAN slLVEk Ne
C T. TOBIAS Patent Lever Watch manufacturer, Tafos
D. street Liverpool, and Importer, 10 Maiden Lane, New
yk has received per Liverpool and other late ARR
IA large assortment OF gold and silver Levers, Dupler
anchor aud critical Watches also hare and
od dial movements gold guards keys seals, rngs pen
N eaes together with large assortnest Of German silver
.poon forks Butler kaves sugar onsse ladies' fob asd
guard chains thmbes Sc which offered for sale ~ low
prices and o. liberal terms, at wholesale and retail
m,t3.lmis
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-17

DAssFoRD's ROOMS FOR BILLIARDS AND
ID CHESS ais Broadway and IL Ann street. entrance cs
Museum both streets, for the sale Of Billiard Table,
Cloth. Balls &c. &c. a.d for health. Purchasers and
players invited There IL Billiard Tables ready Cor
a with spring steel India rubber and cloth
cushions and eagle and wood frassss the best assortment
ever offered the public. mySl.y
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q. @. IRVING, I
j. T.. DLKAY, r.
r. K TlLLOU, 49,
CHAS. r. CLINCH,
I'M lOl
myl6

NOR SALE At AUCTIoN-on Tuesday, the a,h day
II Of june 1892 at 10 o'clock At the auction
OF Messrs James Blocker Co., No 30 Broad street. IN the
city Of New Yorkone hunded aud thirteen lots Of land sit
the Twelfth Ward bounded and adjacent the lth
Avenue and the Harlem River and between the free
Bridge and the old Harlem Bridge, will appear BY the map
at the once Aforesaid.
These lots Of land bounded by streets already regulated
The Railroad pass through stop opposite them Dwell
lots their situation being highly favorable at the junction Of
ae New York and Albany and the Harlem Railroads. aud in
ae immediate vicinity Of the Harlem River made nasi
gable by the opening Of the draws the bridges through
which pass oops schoonr and other craft daily plying and
from the Croton Water Works. The water in the river in
front Of this property being Of adeph Of 10 feet at low water
mark and ola width that will admit vessels % asy size ride
their anchors aud lie safety the bukhesd snord posi-
tos for the carrying all sorts Of business aud Of much
importance point Of cheaPscss and dispatch 10 the
m.rce Of the city.
Lithographic maps viii be furnished.
The lots are situated as follows
lots fronting l2sth street midway between sfd and ah
Avenues and adjoining Mr. stphenson Railroad Car manu-.
factory
lots I2e,h street. opposite the above and other
factories.
lot. fronting the h Aren.e and lying between a9h and
I30th streets
9TH Avenue and between il and the Harlem River.
lots at the Of the l Avenue and isoth street.
south corner.
alo,. the and 2oh street. north
|
10 lots soh street. north side and between the 9TH Az.
and the 9Th Avenue.
10 lots 2l street south side 900 feet from the ah ave-
nue., and rum ing towards the 9Th Avenue. -.
lots fronting the 4h Avenue, laying between l3 and s1d
streets
lots fronting l32d street. 100 feet from the 9TH Avenue
an ID thence tew ards the river.
ets fronting ls2d street, 100 feet from the iih Avenue
I13 Los-Total
The Harlem Railroad ears running all hours 10 this pro-
pery will afford facility those gentlemes Who may wish TO
Vie the without much less q tne or Of expense.
Broad street. or 10 CHARLES HENRY HALL,
May IS, 1899. fmyl6-l1tsl Harlem.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-17

n AMPS LAMPS The subscriber has just resei', .S
Great variety o. Hail. Mantel and Astral Lamps 'ose'
,,;,h sne assortment Of bronged and gilt 1irandoies
near Broadway,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-17

On Wednesday evening" the 18Th last, by the Rev Mr. Bur-
chard Mr. John Webster to Miss Maria Burger all Of this
city -
On Wednesday evening" the 10th inst By the Rev James Mil
nor D. Williams Bnns to Eliza Ann daagnter fEah Cor
NELL ESQ.
iston, Of Delaware.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-17

BK X. II. LUDLOW 4 Co.
Sales Room, No. Is Broad street. near Wan -.
WEDNESDAY, Nav n.

Sales Room, No Is Broad street. near w all tree.
WEDNESDAY, May a.
At IL O'Clock, At their sales rsom I3 Broad stresS
Positive sale Of number Of lots OF ON the ve.t I'D
OF svesse d. between lth and 18th Streets and .ubr ~
wafer lo6 the east side Of d. between and 2tL
streets The property presents Of the =
tons offered the public for sAp builders store houses
amy other purpose where the advantage Of being on the wa
ter is essential il Is situated in part Of the city where in
provements going upon the extensive scale being
in the immediate vicinity Of TonPkins Square the Dry
Dock Bank and particularly deserving the attention Of stea
navigation companies Further particulars be known ON
application to the auctonsers wi photographic map. Of the
property can be had mysdts
~ NEW YORK TATTEKsALLs.-Ths
~ regular sales by auction, at this we'll know
AHA tabiishnen Of Horsss, Carriages, &C., contk
YH II aue to take place every Monday, at u
o'clock, Throughout the year.
The regular sale will take place Monday 10th Nay
o'clock csmmsnsing with Carriages Harness. &c., ana a
II o'clock the sale Of Horses will commences.
Gentlemen having Horses to dispose Of requested
make early application, good n~mber
catalogue horse be offered at uaess register
ed time for number the catalogue for which purpose Tho
e'l'ter will be kept open till Saturday, 18th May at
GEO. w. MILLER
Successor to J. w. Watson, 446 Broadway
At private sae-One pair Of very fine black horses.a
10 40 pay horses; syery hne single horses.
As-,riages and harnesses among them very handsoua0
imported Iabrio belonging to His Exeesney the Mnistee
OF france sold only ne leaving she United States
a2+y q. w. NJ
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-17

DIED.
On Wednesday evening last Mrs Elizabeth Davis, aged -
years.
Her remains will be TAKEN Jamaica for interment this
morning at o'clock, from Ne 100 Henry street.
Thursday morning, after lingering illness, James Me-
Crcaay, aged 10 years.
On Thursday morning, Mrs Tabtha Smith, the sah year
other age
o. Thursday msrning at Port Richmond James Horace
wample.
Of his age.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-17

nR j. j. LLOYD wHITrgNORE respectfully informs
- his friends and the public that he has removed 10 No 10
Park Place. where he win be ready attend 10 the call Of those
who may honor him with thu conscience Ha,pg studied three
years the Hospitals OF Paris, and year At the Lyngin
Hospital 81 Heidelberg under the celebrated Professor Naegec
he he is competent to scientifically disease that
may 90 me under his observation. myli.issm'