davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-21

NO II ANN STREET.
TRIMS Of ADVERTISING.-The extensive eirculsuoa
Of the Herald both in town and country, makes superior
channel for advertisers.
ron TWELVE LINES
day, ~ 80 days, 81 Is days, 81 81 10 ssys, "a -
075 % 50 90 III ~
WIS 1918 2l9 ~ "a
ros ErcHr Lisss on LEss
weeks, A 80 4 months. sa,o
l month, 90 q month";. IL -
~ All advertisements 10 be pad bsfore insertE
Advertisements inserted in the WsxxLy al silOo
per square every insertion.
Mersiso HsRALp-issued every morning scept Sunday
price t~o cenfs per copy. Co,ory subscb. furnished
the same rate, Tor ANY specific period In -
vance NO paper sent, unless paid in advanc,
WkfsLr HtssLD-issued every saturia Ell ming al a..
clock, sir per eopy Furnished utry .rl..~,,
hers al 81 per annur, IN advance.
IoRRssro-oEsrs are requested 10 adds heir letter, %
Jee Cos do- be~rst Prorstor and Edior andss I.tsrs
on business must he post pss6j
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-21
OPINIONS OF the PRESS

steel altogether and longer acknowledge the grey goose
gull as the badge Of our professionally Y. Com .4du
with OF these pens endeavsring do
ce to Air. Got usefulness and scarcely recognize
own handiwork the 10 by nHucace in
dependent OF voon and the characters traced by
altogether superior have hitherto attempted We
have pleasure bearing this public testimony Mr. Gott
feel personal obligation for the facilities his
ton affords n r-Nev York Herald
.Giions Steel Pens"-"We mot in the habit OF using
metallic but find those of Mr. Joseph elliott the best
have tried, and heartily them excel
lent They the handsome too that saw far
that goes aud the node Of fastening them the
peror t. that have noticed holding them much rmer
and in better position The in which they came least
tous essket worthy Of ito Jewels On the whole Gotts
metal pens seem to US likely to saPeseee all others "NeW
f@k GGssns ols-y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-21

Ne. 100 bee
The above Pens all manufactured under the personal
psrintendence Of MR. JOSEPH elliott, who for twenty
has devoted his time in close application and study
their perfection.
practical mechanic himself effort spared that will ia
the least tend to their improvement they made from Will
OPINIONS OF
"Jeseph Gotts patent elongated metallic pens the best
article Of the kind that have used We went back to the
quill, time ago after trying almost every variety Of
tac pen the market satisfied that pens equal
those produced by Goose Cot but having Mr.
ott have enlisted every good should
under the metallic hanner"-Boston Morning Pest.
The itself is worthy its rich contents and the whole
reflects credit the establishment that has saved to penmen
such world Of trouble in cutting goose sas and nbbng
poias a little used.
eve safely speak Of these pens excellent dcserv
ing high eonnendation."-P Z. S. Ga<.
good steel pen lasts longer than quill and when il is
past services have ony to threw and "a IN another
to the holder and there armed and equipped for scrb
bling II made of the best steel and properly tempered
the with Gots they quite elastic the best o
land Rsssa 9us and have the advantage Of losing either
heir point eir elasticity BY In Short Ter the
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-21

nR PERRY's ELIXIR OF COPAlvA, new eheu,;e.I
~ preparation Of Copaiva containing all it, vauabl,
ties without IT, effects upon the stomach 20 on a.
eced 20 by perssss who have been a. The habit u using H. In
wide range of diseases Copava in form, highly u.ce
sary. THIS propagation - offered TO the public without any
qusck promises 81 Is curing every disease 10 which fra
humanity subject claims all the diuretic other
beneficial effects Of Copava without being followed by the dis
agreeable II headaches vomiting
unhappy symptoms; th. al the advanag. of the Elixir
of Copaiva fs applicability All diseases Of the bladder Mid
teys other organs where often Copava
ary heretofore offered the public One trial % this
edne will convince any person Of is merits Prepared
sold only Ne Ann street, at the gn ~ the Old Head
where DR. Perry be consuted usual TIL ten 10 the
Ine ielq9s'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-21
Forty Years Experience IN various cIimates- 7Soen-
fy-foar years established IN this cify-Neither
Quacksry nor Imposition.
DIR J. EVANS,
No IL. Peck Slip, New York.
nI N GAUENss uEAn nIgpENG

TNR j. SWANS aBtinses ~ be committed cen6dental'y
~ IN all vss's' csss, p.rcural apd chronic disorders
improved prsotice, he expeditions an
mild treatment my be depended To prevent mistakes
tie particular ~ fad " PEGS slip
NBer,ns Ron containing complete plan NJ medicine for
form The b. proeuted - above
with uier posing the pauerL They will be order g.
aey pa.i of the Uniiee SsIs
hlc, preventive regeoy against w.. y lhs, msy be
ullv rshpt on
Anltisr post paid and describing the case and enclosing
reasonable fee will have the remedy and directions sent
GER Attendance daily, until O'Clock 10 the evening
Inc Omees and Entrances well arranged and secrecy
may be depended on.
NO connection with any other cce in out o. the city
JOSEPH EVANS, MD.
nl4y No ~ Peek Slip, ". y.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-21

INCUMBENT MONEY Of all kinds; Pmehssda,
" q j. sYLvEsTER's
ieI7.y $50 Broadway and ~ Wall Il
JENNIsON's LATEST Improved Premium Refrgcra
aio Factory aHd Ware Rooms, 300 broadway For sale
wholesale ana retail jell-am'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-21
NARY CUBERLY.
4. zoo REwARD.-CRosss SPECIFIC MIxTUR
on sONy Gr az

Gs Snn REWARD.-CROSSS SPECIFIC MIXTURE
sDcoO for the OF Gonorrhna elects, Structures and
analogous complaints of the organs OF generation.
OF all remedies yet discovered FOR the above complaints this
Is the most certain.
makes speedy and permanent cure, withsu the least
gard Diet drink exposure change in application bus
We give no long qaacksh recommendations TO deceive the
public IL the medicine does not speak for itself shall
speak for H. Our object to notify where be had and
that the proprietor challenges single Of Gonorrhga
TO be brought which the mixture will not es rapid
under forfeiture ef $500.
This disease that unfortunately pervades all ranks OF
cetyhgh low, rich and matrimonial and single They
now presented With remedy by which they
themselves without the least exposure the shortest time pos.
sibe
Further the disease cannot tc contracted dose OF the
Mixture taken al night going bed VIXEN exposed
- put up IN bottles with full directions accompanying
II ~ bottle One bottle lasts week, which generally
Many cured in two days.
For sale only al DIR WIN. II. MINORS Drug Store, No.
1913 Broadway Dey street Fankr House., New York
and At sones Hucbnson Of Chestnut and seventh
streets, Philadelphia jeis3m'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-21

IL ETIPs MILK or ROsEs-Ceebrated for the last 40
years Europe and America for soenng and identifying
kn and rendering il smooth and delicate II 10 per-
feet luxury after shaving washing &c. II 10 positive
(or pmpe suabun, tan. eruptons freckes &s Indeed
valuable that toilet dressing complete without
a. For sale wholesale and retail by A. B. b. Sands 100
fulton, William st.; j. syne, 90 and 32o Bcwery
VI. Ring. GA Bresdway O. Lindsay, 20 srth Avenues and
druggists fancy stores SC, Losdon and America
Ask for wyeth Milk o. Roses, decidedly superior any
n the world ua0sm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-21
NEW YORK
FIRST PREMIUM SHIRRED HAT DEPOT


typiu fairs d Mech hYius
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-21

I,ENiALE vELINEsS-SUPERFLUOU HAIR
Nature doubtless originally intended the appearance Of
ladies to he In accordance with their but how
and with what unpleasant sensations do ladies'
beautiful completely unsesea by that unseely
upe rfuous growth Of hair upon the face or peck7
ATklNSON'S DEPILATORr has proved itself in thou
sands Instances that have snder the rropreor obser
TO be positive and easy remedy for this a.
Fiction.
No cosmetic has been hailed with the univs sal salts
faction that has accompanied the Of th nvaus
Bile preparation, sinsle application Of which will In few
moments entirely the hair leaving the shin softer
finer, whittier, and much improyedin ia appearance.
II u mild and harmless in il. nature that be used
spon a infant, without the least deleter,ous effect
IN ~ the increased derand for the articles the
proprietor has appointed Mcss GUIONs, 1ss Broadway,
New York. General Agcs for the Usited states OF Amenca
for the Depiatory and Mahoneds Turkish Dye,
Country dealers will be supplied BY them the most reason
able terms Price two dollars per bottle n22tf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-21
JOSEPH GILLOTT'S
p A TENT STEEL Pc MS.

Fancp Goods Dealers IN Me United States,
WAREHOUSE,
lxman street.
liam Jesop Sons hest Steel (Which surpassed
in its excellent quaty and the sudest and able work
alone employed, the public with confidence rely
Joseph Glotts Patent Steel Pens great reputation.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-19

/.
The pressure on the money market which has hoo,
so very severe for some time past was in NJ, ,lar,ee d.
alisi!ed yesterday. The post notes OF 1h, Bank of IN,
United SqIoS, draw periods of from six T., Tor, ,n,,
rom DATES have been the le"dng securities in Tic unr
kt Tor some time. These have been sen- as hiuh a.
.'-l""h per cent per anun Yesterday heard
fs"e"ios DIT " and at mites even higher Tor those
having Il comparatively short time f., run
Me'can'i PAPER Of the first class is negotiated will,
oi"'c"'2 lana al rates varying from and half /,
two yer cent month"; We have lent,! of ncgocin,inu,
/" ''f mercantile paper al rats yer considerably
higher tn these. '
he Stock market IS generally orked to rs. IL co,rcc,
'InA /" the condition "i tic run.y u,nk rl in ven.
'fA It Is ihIr test, rhuDG thrre ARE
lions AT the stock board Yesterday there was u,,'i
testify ire'a ent feeling OF gloom, ro,I.rL by the
| l'1'y losses from the great fires saturday night
ana san nF ~ 'rning ainouniu", it is hri:ryr O M.
wards OF million Of dollars. large porli Ii of the 81
beng covered by insnncrs, the necessary e;, is tp
increase The ,'':ran1 for money, 1'rncr of tie
necessity under wlc! the Insurance iu.,anies ~ Ln
are Sufferers find themselves calling in all their tn
'""S us "e rs large amount "t til, If loan, ON bond
and mortgage.
BESIDES the diltcn:tes which environ men Of business
IRON ~" circumstances We have 4r.ntiurh it is hui,u
pln!n lha there is ais" d>trus-n growing ci4r,Isi
o nc '"'utt. ihcoh'rfsll@ with mercantile friends
we hear frequently til expression of a cor, y;nr ,,,
'htie tan he no improvement until iir Whole lou, nl
policy OF the General Administration shall lie chnurcI
ana the apprehension Of the bare possibility of the SuL
treasury hl beng passed, and becoming Il law the
iall, Is Snlfiritm to dcsroy cunli!tncG.
Ii ~ with deep and sincere regret " present Ills no.
CONT OF the present state of things in this great com
eTcia con MUMMY hut we do give it in any fra,u.
OF mind approaching to gloom or lrsponIrncy We
coh' rain ate, on the other hand, ieow-czcns und
the country, that Notwithstanding The existing it1icul
Ties and ell barrussens there have been so few failurs
ana we ara. nty hope that there will be 70 more When
We consider, however the continued warfare Of the Ioco
TOGO Federal Administration the credit and commerce
ct the Countrywide d'rnised condition of the eycLn
gcS' foreign and d"mestic-he mschievous operation
e' our own "Sury la"s-wr can hope for relief but
nom Inc coming forward Of the new crops curtamrnt
o. business engagements and the steady practice Of
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-19
LtClEN HERMANN, Ssc,e,orv,

by recent arrivals from up,he river, and BY sea- and
from the watering places, hundreds of the ;ater
de"fs and strangers huve come to the city. We are
sorry 10 say that the greater number Of those we e.,
with in our per"mbnlaons have much the appearance
Of loafers and blacklegs few very few look like men If
bus ness or persons who have uy respectable mean, o,
livelihood.
In few daysrc may expect back those deserers from,
t''e city no semibelong u.s. bu, who p. radically ab
scond from their duties aud private affairs 10 csc ne the
bugbear Of yellow fever.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-19

The editor of tho french side OF the Lou sisnian In.
long ho@ilies in that paper Of Wednesday and yese
recommending the adoption Of Lynch law against all
persons detected in firing houses or even strongly sus
lectrc OF 1t. l" his SECOND article, which by The av is
excessively erudite he labours deliberately to draw
distinction between Lynch and Mob law. He has M,
succeeded, however, in proving , difference bewe.n
, the two exists
ihe feelings of the public aroused and they need
no Excitement 10 induce them to runslin n SUMMARY
manner any villain caught IN the Of firing the civ
1" moment " excitement extra. u,licab and EesuI
punishment might be excussd but assurcd.y could
never be Justified, All" should certuiny nos he recon-
mended.
with our present system of citizen ps.rules we can
not oPprehenh any dange We know h,at the ci,v i,
sw'rnlns with ncenAuret bat they are closely wo,cl
cd, aud will in ~ short line be plugged rnos oar ci,u
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-19

susPISsIoS-Upon the rece; rt of the news from the
North of the suspension of specie payments meeting
of'he Presidents the Banks of our city wa. immed
ateIy convened and the following resolutions were I'M
animonsly adopted:
Whereas, intelligence has been received Of the sus
pension OF specie payments by the banks of the princ
pal northern cities and whereas the banks of the neigh
boring states are in state Of suspension OF specie nav
menss,-suspension by the banks of Louisiana is ,neyi
table; therefore, the immediate adoption Of suc, mea
sure is urgently called for by the best interests Of the
community.
Resolved, That it he recommended to the banks to
suspend specie payments until the northern banks sa
have resumed their payments in specie.
Resolved, That the rules and regulations of the
Board OF Presidents IN force during the late
Of specie payments he, and are hereby revived, and
monthly statements Of the condition Of the banks be
published.
LUClEN HERMANN S.c,c,orv
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-19
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 70. 1899

The Northern Mail, which arrived yesterday, brought
uano papers from New York. Private letter. received
state that the Banks III Philadelphia, baltimore an,
New York had suspended specie payments.
This news created me sensation in our civ. broker
were seen running from bank to bank, changing ,he
notes Tor hard money. and is generally thought tina
our banks will foIlnw the example of the New York an,
Philadelphia banks.
We don't know that suspension will be of grea
INJURY to the mass Of business men in our ci,r, Tb,
hig fish will be forced to poney up, and little NOR.
berality will be shown to the honest merchant nm,
small trader.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-19

Third MuniciE ality.-The Finance Committee
of :his Corporation have made report upon its
fiscal aaffrs. which is publiscd in the Louisianan
Of "Wednesday, showing its complct, bankruptcy
The report comprehcnds tho who!a time since the
organization of the Municipality, in June 1896.
up to March last. The whole report shows most
sha eful neglect, waste of money and disorder,
The following arc the cutting remarks of the
Committee
Such is the result Of the inveslig atoms mode
by your committee. Confusion and disorder in all
tho eoartmonts--shameful abuses Of the credit of
tho Observation-Disclosures Of tho public funds
violation Of the ordinances-.he Landowner, Of
ui, principies-comPIetc absence of system It il
time to call things BY their right names. The
only alternative left to the municipality ia bank
rup,cy an appeal to tho taxable inibitnnts. al.
ready loaded with the weight of public burdens.
May this lesson teach them that the representative
who dares not vote for tax for fear Of losing his
popularity, lcv!cs pitess contribution upon the
moment he votes for the creution of debt without
providing, al the same tune, the means of its rc
dehptAoE-ho most dangerous of all kinds of pe-
cehlary mposlIons, because it can bs understood
ny the people c>l when it too late to provide a
remedy Tor II. 1t is thus, that, under the popular
prcteXt OF public improvements, this nunicipu]y
hods itself weighed down by an enormous debt
without having derived any real advantage from it.
In tins depiorabo condition Of our finances YOUR.
committee are OF opinion that it is necessary to
effect very strict reduction in tho expenditures
OF this municipality, for there is scarcely single
branch OF the administration in which we nlyht
not make Il wholesome ruturln conn atibc Will, ,
wise economy without the slightest detrinent TO
the public SERVICE"
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-19
REPUBLIC OF TEXAS
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

Z
City of Houston, Nth July 1880.
In pursuance of requirement Of n law p,sscd h.
r Congress of this Republic, approved Januar
"ist' 1889, making it the duty of the Treasury I,
advertise and cause to be sold the lots in the CITY
of CALHOUN, on Il day by him fixed Motto,
Is hereby given that the lots in the City of Cnlbou,
VIII be offered ut Pub ic Sale, on Monday Tho 1871
day OF November next between the hours Of Ter
o'clock, A NJ. and Four O'Clock, p NJ, Il, the Can;
to' OF tins Republic, upon the terms set forth in
! the following extracts from the law above men,
toned ''''"-
i" sec lie 1t further enacted, That the lots in
SAID town shall be offered and sold for other on,
rency than gold, silver, audited paper, or The nro
n,iSsory notes of this government r
Sec 6-Ee II further enacted, That the said Io,s
SHAH be sod on the following terms, viz: Ono
fourth part to be paid down, and the other tl,reo
forih to be in equal instalmcns Of SIX twelve and
eighteen months. "u
person who shall purchase any of these aforesaid
lois shall il to make paymant Of the seyc .aI in
staiLnents IN conformity with sth:s Act no or thew
shai' ioriot all such sums they may havcsprcyi
onsly paid, and tho lots purchased by sucf. dcf,uI-
ter shall revert to the government of the Repub.
lie. r'''
See. 8.-B, it further enacted That all persons
aliens not excepted, shall have The privilege Of purs
chasing and holding the same. and the President is
authorized TO lssuepat.nts To them SOON as tho
last IN salmcnt shall have been paid"
The sale will continue from day to day, until all
OF the lots siia: have boen disposed OF.
Calhoun is situated on tho East and of Mataoor
ia Island directly on the Main Pass into Matapor
da Bay and from its advantaseou position, viii
abiy hec"me tho principal commercial civ in
Western Texas.
4 Plan OF tho city may he seen in the General
Land Office.
The several papcts in tbs Ecpnhlic the CONNER.
''sl Bulletin, Pcayune and Truc Anio lean, Of N. |
orleans, will publish notice until the day of s,ly
JAMES II, STARR
Secretary Of The Treasury
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-19

The steamboats, Paw nee and Cherokee arrived yes.
terlay from Louisville. They bring news confrmatorv
OF The g'ent second race between Wagner and Grey
Eagle, pretty much the same as we have before stated
with the exception of the time The first ent i, said to
nave been run in A; the second in 49, and the third
Grey Eagle broke down in the tlird mile Of the third
heat.
AZ to second race having been run there can be no
Doubt the following is challenge from the Louisville
'oormi OF The 9TH, and the entries for the 9TH.
For the Louisville Journal
WAGNER AND GREY EAGLE.
The reputation Of his horse is dear to turfInap. md
it is his duty to shield and defend it as he wsmid his
own own hon"r. The contest b"tween Wagner and Grey
fags Will long be remembered by those who Witnessed
u. Wngnrt'~ honors were nobly won; he earned them
IN held where every inch OF ground was closely cor-
teS'ed ana any one who would attempt to pluck lal-
rel from me brow, bv 'alsclood representation,
deserves the scorn Of every honorable man.
The writer of this has been induced to ma kr .se ro
marks from fact, that letter has been published in
.,ex"St"n papet *r ten from Louisville, containing
statement thai Grew Eag le had challenged Wagner for
$IO,OO0, and the latter mad declined the coutes, T
statement Is positively false and the owners Of G,ev
Eagle will chrerully bear testimony to the tru,h nj he
asseer'on he facts Of the tllesc-Wagner had
gained victory Grey Eacle-n vir,orv n ,vl;c
even tn" defeated party gained the brpblcs, anrcs md
won tor himself inperishabe fame. Hence Wagner's
trends priced his victory the more highly: uu with
;.st conrety towards the friends of G,ey Eagle, winch
nave EN- willing To leave Kentucky perfectly satisfied
with his performance. But the COMMUNICATION above
1eerrea TO- leaves but one the owner Of Wag
"s.. ne Is wiling to run him against Cry Eagle. Or
*l"o'o, or any amount above that sum- This offer is
maze WIN no disposition to deruct from the reputation
o. the gome and gallant Grey EAGLE but solely on &C.
count Of justice to Wagner who has been placed in n
leaves alternative. s .'"'
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-19

A great riot occurred in New York in erog shon If
wafer street on Monday night the 9Th instant An off
Ger who went to restore order had the doors closed ana
was laid upon by parcel of irish men and women and
beat, scrldcd and torn. Alderman Guon, with posse
OF "cerH however, succeeded in arresling six of the
ringleaders.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-19
From the North american.

New York, Oct. 9th, 3P NJ
active preparations nrc making to re>buid the stores
destroyed on Sunday morning. If only men have the
are cheap and labor plenty
Stocks declined to day general thing, and there
Is no 'mporan, relief in money, though tho feeling il
70 be inquired for to purchase cotton and the facc 81
a1nrs IN that respect changing little for the better
the eyske, .p Gso.Ee Washington Liverpool
sn1ed Yesterday TOOK s'''o0O in specie 1t was not
spec" is coming from various qnnr,ers;n good deal /.
In III market. cotton selling AS cor some DAYS m St.
at s. 81 IL . 81. Howard stree, and Georseown are
offered It - but "oul br sold a, less if Lnyera wrr
found Wh'a Inns fall eh to ll2a lis cts, and several
Southern does rather better and obtains rs
both souhcr" and northern is Is cts.
Ano'h rcnrg' Of Malaga raisinA was sold at auction
to-day, and the price wen, dow to 65 cts for buncE
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-19
M d.,

f'e'fs" Efcct'on-Tlie returns Tor the Governor
election, from thirteen cnunes viz: Baldwin Hnn,nrL
.irba Burke, Bullock, Chatham, Ehinshnm Gre.n
jasper, Richmond, Taiaierro " uren " iIknson. riv
r McDo""!d, ". b. 1920, ugEIcry, state itisI,l
.07. e'e'
III cllntinm county, the hole Van Hu-cu ticket far
The legElnuc has been elected, Viz: Srlarur t,orIo
.,crr:Scn'QtFea-Ntllicr,N ard Arnold. Stone
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-19

The dates from Jaai n, vim New York; are to the 10
SEPT The information given is little more than rLut
prev'ouslypubshedb by the 6 anncfitle.
HuJor ee". Comm had been appointed commander
OF the forces on the island The G regiment was going
to Caa'' to be succeeded by the 8st from Gibmlar.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-19
FOR BAYOU LA RRANCHF

hu"'efS ana fishermen have Il fine chance on the
'"n'a tosfhorrow' The rnit road will start at
CLOCK ms morning, returning at dinner time All
those who remain over night will have an opportunity
Of returning on Sunday, II, ga. NJ.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-19

violent hurricane occurred q. Bermuda on the ,,h
September, during great damage to houses in the towns
OF Hamilton and St. Georges and The plantations on
the island,