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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-28

II NlTEp STATES ARMY.-Wanted for the aih reg,
~ mcnt U. g. Artillery stationed al Governor sano, wv
200 able bodied between the age OIL ana 20
ING above Gee. sohe. high Of sober and industrious habits
good character and respectable standing among their ieow
citizens None need apply but those who determned 70
honestly and faithfully the period q their enlistment
which five years. -
Besides the monthy Of the soldier, he allowed one a
ten per day. and large supply Of comfortable and gentee
eoth q Good quarters and fuel are all times Furnished
,ad best medical attendance provided for the sick SOLDIER
for which there deduetion Of pay The laws provide
enon those Who become disabled In the discharge Of their
aut, Apply at No. Frashort street AisoWsned three
poy. 10 learn Music. my3in'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-28
GENTLEMEN's
CAST OFF CT o THING

BovsHr ruLh VALUE siysr IN CASH -
H. LEvETT, IA Duane st., doors from William.
ly- KNOWING there persons who make great puff
their for Cast OFF Clothing &c &c and who
in many do give the fun value for the saneH L.
will assure gentlemen who may have such articles by
them may send for him. of receiving the very utmost
value in CASH for every article.
B-A line through the post Office otherwise, to the
above address will meet with due attention. my96w+
TO DRY GOODS JOBBERs. STORE KEEPERS, MAN
UFACTURERS, sc.
90 CARDS Of every descriptions either CopPsrplae or
Letter Press executed superior style on favorable terms
Just received assortment OF Plain and Ornamental Type,
expressly Card and Circular printing Specimens can be
examined and all orders promptly attended TO- Wedng Wis.,
ting Commercial Cards engraved in superior se and
printed with neatness Persons furnishing their
Gard Plates have them printed on the latest and most
ahoabe style Cards. at short notice just
superior lot Of Porcelain Cards, expressly for Visiting
Wedding which for whteness and brancy Of poi
ish cannot be excelled. 20
SILVER Plated DOOR PLATES, the silver plate Of
which uneonmonly thick with the improved Bronze Edges
Bra. Door and Number Plates, Seals, &c. &C.
VALENTINES
Fashionable Oard Engraving and Printing Establishment,
a2o-lm+ SO John street, corner Of William
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-28

TNCKERBOCKER HALL No. 10 Park Row.-Ths sub
N cribers having opened the above house tAe EURO
PEAN PLAN would respectfully inform their friends and the
public that they ready accommodate them IN style
not 10 be by any similar house in this city The
house will always be furnished with convenience and Az
the sxurie Of an unrivaed market There hundred
lodging rooms which airy newly furnished and in perfect
order The Ordinary being the first foor spacious neat
convenient and well urnsed and the tables shall always be
supplied with all the variety tbs market Affords served up BY
experienced cooks.
The marked success which has attended establishments OF
th. Kind sufficient evidence OF ther adoption to both business
and travellers. ,
Gentlemen visiting the city, will find this most desirable and
central situation being nearly Broadway fronting the Park
and In short the beauty and elegance Of local sud
trnory objects Of attraction and srlendor with which New
York abounds. EDsALL JONES.
B-ror the accommodated Of Travellers this house win
be omen al all hours of the night al.H
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-28

yXTOIrBoRo Bslieyie Esssr Windsor, Fulton, Kilhy,
wv and all other uneurrsat Eastern bills bought at the best
rates by sfLfEsTER 90.
uy2lim. 100 Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-28

a. vPERiOR LEEChEs PHOSPHORUS AND Ola.
- MOND CEMENT--The above articles constantly on
hs,d ,.d FOR sale in all Quantities al very reasonable prices
nv LEWIS FEUCHTWANGER,
'uxo7.x Gold street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-28

TTARpwARR, CUTLERY 4 BRITANNIA WARE
Ill case Rodgers Sons Penknivcs,
10 casks DIXON sons Britannia Ware,
do assorted Table and Pocket Cuaery,
4 do Wade a Buichtrs Rasors,
4 do C,reaves Sons Files,
~ do general assorted Hardware,
NJ Last arrivals now opsung and Cor sale from the shelves
on accommodating terms, BY A. W. sPhs Co
rs7sm io7 Pearl street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-28

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
RkTMA OF THE YONKERS AND HAIR.
azzksSSFsZ1s LEM sTAGE.-The proprietor
l specially informs Or tn. Cpl psue cit, int tt the
the Mansion House at o'clock, A NJ and at o'clock, r.
for Harlem
Returning, will leave Ranor Hotel Harlem the arriva
Of the o'clock A. NJ train from New York. and the arrival
ofthe o'clock r. NJ train from New York. for Yonkcrs
N BAH persons thar Start to 60 to New York city, and
should unfortunate miss the regular trip OF the Stage
Steamboats, be furnished with extra Stages the most
reasonable terms.
The proprietor would advise the public generally to take
board the boat whenever they obtain bat when
they he would most eengy and afeconaely solicit
them take the Stage in preferences to the Foot Line.
The pablo do otherwise than appreciate this be-
nevoent ans charitable effort.
Parties from ~ 10 30 number be furnished with Stages
fetch them from Harlem Yonkers and them back
the regular stage fare 3 cents each giving the
prietor two days notice.
Letters will come direct by stage mail.
Persons writing to the proprietor relative to stage matters
will oblge him particularly by paying the postage 1t
ceedingly difficult 10 obtain small change in the country
DEWITT c. KELLINGER, Proprietor.
Yonkers, May Is, 1899 NILS Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-28
DYDER's NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN GEN
IL TLEMEN,S FASHIONABLE BOOT AND SHOI

ID YDERs NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN GEN
II TLEMEN'S FASHIONABLE BOOT AND SHOE
ESTABLISHMENTS, No. s Beekman street, New York.
and No. Is Naoez street. New OreanSouhern gentlemen
visiting the city Of New York, respectfully informed that
they will find full assortment OF Opsra and Dress Boots I'm
ion Shoes Fancy and Dress Pumps and Caters Of the
style and quality furnished them AT No 10 hatcher
New Orleans and which obtained the first premium at the late
Fair in that city. glIl r,4
Gentlemen purchasing giving orders for fne Boots or tAe
Charleston Mobile New Orleans, Matches, VicKsburg~
aay the southern south western cities invited to call
snd examine splendid article Of light Dress Boots, made Of
French imported stock in the latest Partisan fashion, at No.
Besknan street. Citation Hail. Nsw YORK; opposite the Park
URIAH RYDER
n B. First Premium at the American Institute, New York.
Mechanics Institute,
my4u late fair at New Orleans.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-28

r~ "a NEW ARRANGEMENT-FOR AL
ta-' BANY-The steamboat ARROW. Capt.
Sss.asa7RA- Dean, WILL and after Tuesday, Nav %,
1885, New York from the foot of Robinson street
Tuesdays Thursdays Saturdays o'clock AMreturn.
Albany foot of Lydius street, Mondays, Wednes
days, and Fridays, at o'clock A. M. Ono
The public may assured that this the only opposition
Boat this routea other boats starting at the same hour
belong the Monopoly. my27.2t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-28
TNEETH ON THE PRINCIPLE OF ATMOSPHERIC
i PRESSURE. bv NJ LEVETT. Dentist. No. $50 Broad

TNEETH ON THE PRINCIPLE OF ATMOSPHERIC
i PRESSURE, by M. LEvETT, Dentist, No. $50 Broad
way entrance Warren street Mr. L. respectfully invites
strangers and the Psbc generally to witness aud examine his
scien6c method Of fixing ncorrupbe Teeth from single
tooth full set the principle Of atmospheric pressure,
pracced extensively BY him. Mr. Levett will give
Information those who do not apply from idle curos
y but with view Of proitns BY the conviction an actual
animation will produce.
From the New York Commercial Advertiscr.I
DEsrIsrRr.-Having suffered much lately from decayed
teeth stroed into Dr. Levetts $50 Broadway where had
complete reformation in those useful agents Of mashcation
and say that for skill Of executions, and perfect
with the subject he exceeds other professional
Dentist I ever sat under. nyl0-lm'
DATENT WATER CLOSETS FORCE PUMPS, AND
Il BATHS Manufactured by J. STONE,
mylI.Im. Plumber and Engineer, 400 Broadway.
vnn SELF Cooking and revolving 8 bore Pistols
lOV 800 Rifles assorted, fine and common
500 single barrel guns, do do
100 double do do do
1000 pairs pocket and belt pistols
10000 Percussion Gaps
Gun Locks Rae Barrels and full and complete stock OF ma
teria Tools. and every article required in the Gun and
Pistol trade for sale BY A. w. SPIES CO.
my4-qn 192 Pearl st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-28

NEW REFECTORY-J SWEENEY Informs his TREND
IN and the public that he has opened Reectory
large and elegant building, No. 44 Fulton street Fish, Flesh
and Fowl always to be found his tables and desa
cy Of the provided appears the market
No attention will be waiting his part give general
satisfaction and he hopes to find that
which he is determined to Deserve.
IO6 J. SWEENEY.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-28

DIAPER MAKERS FELTING.-5 bales 20, 40, 10, 81 90
IL and ~ inch, OF superier quality, for sale y
j. CAMPBELL PERSSE,
asv 10 and ia Nassau
J,NGLIsH SWING DOOR SPRINGS suitable for Bank
Il ing House, Hotel Store and other doors for which pur.
poses they general Eugand manufactured and sold
onI, by the Patentec. j. STONE, 900 Broaa- az.
~ b. Numerous references be given where hey are IN use
myll-im'
n EILITARY AND FIREMEN's CArs-MILiTARY
wi HORSE EQUIPMENTS Leather Gun Cases, Game
Bags Cartridge Boxes. Belts seabsards and KNAPP
sacks All the above articles WHOLESALE. and Retail al liberal
prcesal.s franks. valice Carpet bags Hat Boxes and
HENRY s. GRATACAP,
3s2 Broadway between White and Walker streets
b. Companies about forming both Military and Firemen
the shortest uotce. ll3n'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-28

= r-Ss - "FARE REDUCED"-"NO MONO
Eruzs=zz1 'PoLY.-P,opis's Nsw Ian, for Boston, v'a
Nespgrf ~nd Prosidcnce.-taein passage one
doilar-Deck fifty cents.-The steamer LExIN0TONCaft
Vanderbilt will leave New York for Newport and froV
dence en- Saturday. the 2sth inst at O'Clock, NJ fren
ier No North River Freeht takea al cents per foot For
fnrther Information apply on board.
The engine boilers and hull the above boat have been put
IN complete order, and me public may dtka hae
will o. no rars praciced II being entirely 10
tain her well established reputation Tor speed The regular
DAYS Cor Lexington leave New York viii be Wednesday,
and SATURDAY.. until further notice. al sm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-28

DooTs BOOTS BooTs-AT WALKER 4 co.'s,
I'D 2O6 Canal street. corner Of Hudson sreetJust received
pairs gents dress boots the handsomest article
thatha been offered the public with steel and brass plates
heels prices S225 go and 50 pair Gents gait
es and high est walking Shoes from 81 TO $3.50 per pair
fashionable article suitable fer hot weather Ladies' misses
and ehdn boots buska shoes all coars, sorts and
fashions. prices sc 7sc and ~ per pair Cent? French ADD
chiIdrer. hco,. Don't MISTAKE walkers 900 Canal street.
CORNER Hudson and ass Greenwoh street. the
old stands. QQ6 and $40 ny24
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-28
souTHERN DAILY MAIL LINE for

a SOUTHERN DAILY MAIL LINE for
9 knI1S Norfolk, Charleston, s. G, PetsrseSrg and
Riehmond-The steapboats ALABAMA,
KENTUCKY, and JEWEss al boats Of speed and accommo
aaton will running daily the Grst April between
Baltimore Norfolk and rortmou,n ms !,
ter The arrival OF the from Philadelphia, and viii arrive
merning at Portsmouth in time for the cars ior
tom steamboats, to Charleston Returning will leave
every after the arrive from the South ana
reach Baltimore next morning in time Tor the cars ior
dslPhi.. r,n !, conn.o,o, with N. wei, known steam
packets Georgia and Sosth Carolina which leave Norfolk
every SATURDAY. Charleston travellers choice They
also run in connection with the River boats to Peters,
burg and Richmond Strangers Informed (od raveher
know that this the cheapest and most comfortable route
southern travellers, there changes from cars
boas and stages the dead Of night on the
The company therefore hope the travelling part OF ths
community will paronse hem in giving equal iaciue' anu
Passage and fare to Norfolk, 49, JOHN w. BROWN,
m26ff j. Nh Agent.
= 1-1~ - EXCURSION TO KEYfORT, y. J.,
= Ec,s.-1' near MiadIetows Pont.--The and ee-
steamboat WAVE, Capt. Oliver Van.
derbt will making excursions to KeyPor New
Island and Seron Dock the Princes Bay Lighthouse
going returning Will leave Washing On nariet clip At
O'clock On her return will leave Keypor at o'clock PM,
seaos,s Dock at a. and Fort Hamilton O'Clock p NJ
Fare for the excursion, 50 cents
N.B-Dinnsr will be provided at the keyPort hstei For
further inform aton rqsre Of the capta. on board 40
: 1-~s - REGULAR MAIL LINE FOR BOs
60 TON, Daily, ts.ndays s1cepted3 frem s Bat
terry Place Pier No !, NJ k,yer, VIA su; ston'
ington-The DISQUALIFICATION luesunys anu rIiuaysi
direct to Fare either way to Provdenee three
dollars. The Steamer NARRAGANsETT, Captain Child
will leave this afternoon Tuesday 2sh o'clock Tor Sonng
same tine both from Pier No. North Rverfor Providence
direct. .4
via Stonington will take the Railroad Cars the
arrival Of the Boat Sonngon and proceed without delay to
Providence and Boston, and freight for Boston and Providence
will be delivered 10 the stenngton Rail Road and forwarded
10 Providence direct by the steamers
this line; viz six per foot The public may rest assured
there will be racing by tho Boats of this Line
~ nr infer atIpna pplya at he
my 2o6m a
= r~ "a NEW ARRANGEMENT-FOR AL
r. BANY-The steamboat ARROW, Capt
Sss.sEss- Dean will, and after Tuesday, Nav %,
leave New York from the foot Of Robinson street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-28
= r@ = ron PoUGHKEEPsIE--Landine at
e Grassy Point, csldwsIls, Cold Spring, FISH

'xehs kEszasss-kill, ilamburgh, and Milton
The new and splendid steamboat OSkOLA, Capt A. DE.
groo will leave New YORK from foot Of Chambers street
every afternoon (sunday excepted al O'clock Returning
leave from the foot Of N.in street, every
srning sundiy exc,pted o'clock Landing at the old
states prison. foot Amos street, each way For apply
board or Of CROOK fOWhEs,
mys3.7m Correr West and Liberty sts.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-28

nANlEL SWEENEY, ii Ann street, returns his saces-
~ thanks to his friends for the liberal suPpovhe
have uniformly rendered him since he first opened his Refractory
and them that will be his endeavor merti
continuance Of their appreciation His table always furnshes
with the the market affords and those who may honor his
table with their presence may depend upon being served w
cleanliness, civility and promptude iisG
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-28

= c> a NEWARK AND NEW YORk-Thre
(u~G-Srz1 trips per day from each plsceThe new and
splendid steamboat PASSAIC, Capt. r. W.
Martin and aer Tharsday May 9th, will run between
Newark and New York making three trips day from each
pl.ce and leave As fclows;-
Centre wharf, Newark, From foot Of Barclay st. ~ \
o. o'clock A. M. y o'clock A. NJ
LOT l2i Pm
~
On Sundays the rassae will run and leave
Centre wharf Newark foot or Barclay IT., N. York.
II clock A. NJ ~ O'Clock M
q r. NJ r. NJ
The Pa.saic will land Bergen Point her 81 and o'clock
sr;rs down. and IA and 81 o'clock trips On Sundays she
viii land on her passage down and IN each trip.
Fare 10 Newark, is3 cts Bergen Point, l21ou
The Passac !. remarkable Tor speed performing
she distance in from A each trip Ladies will find
this route very pleasant particularly advantageous the
o changing from ferry boat with baggage
Il avoided Goods and freight taken reasonable terms but
only =, liz RI, ~ he o,,ners ny23y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-28

vU,grTH-No ~ Murray street-Afiheisl ncorrspvo's
Teeth Inserted in the neaest style, W y ~ res-
a., Teeth elsan,ed slied extracted A Full sets maze m
the hes, manner COR nasncasn. Charges
cash
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-28
NEW ENGLAND HOUSE.

% The subscriber has taken the House No. Roose
welt street. Pearl Chatham which he has fitted up and
furnished with eye and convenience The fur
nur. and fixtures entirely new and the bar and larder well
furnished.
To clubs and parties limited number Of boarder and
to travellers the New England House offers accommodations
which the advertiser trus wall him share of the psb
lie patronage. N. HUGHES:
ak~3n<
DOWERY COTTAGE, 800 Bowery-- The subscriber
ID would respectfully inform his friends and the public that
having taken the above establishment Formerly kept by Ben
Trxe having improved retted and supplied his bar with
the choicest Of liquors and cigars hopes BY asuou attention
the comfort Of his guest merit liberal share Of patron
age. EDWIN PAKMELL.
New York, May l4h, 1899. myl5-lm+
NEW AMERICAN WORK.-On "Wednesday next, in
IN vols, HARRY FRANCO. tale Of the great panic.
New work by the Editor Of Beauties Of Webster-THE
DWARF, Dramatic Poem, by James Rees, Esq.
THE AUTHORS AsSfsTANT-now ready
very useful book for all who write for the press and
which has been greatly needcd."-La. Gazette.
fr la =. SAUNDERS,
my13.y Publisher and Bookseller, 3s7 Broadway
A REFECTORY TO LET, at II Division street, and
IN fronting rs East Broadway with fixtures for SALE The
proprietor wishes dispose of them in Of having
too much business hand and for the Of
to For further particulars inquire the
or at l39 Bowsry. TUNIS HAUGHURST.
myl6-2w+
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-28

nATENT WATER CLOSETS, FORCE PUMPS AND
Il BATHS, Manufactured by j. STONE,
: myll.Im. Plumber and Engineer, 900 Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-28

DILLs Oh EXCHANGE on Esgland, Scotland and 70
ID land, in of fs aud upwards, al~ay.lor sac
n,aa.tn. LOO Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-28

CoRsErs READY MADE, and made TO order, in any
~ style of fancy, warranted 10 a.. t.m
Corset hands wantednone need apply but good hsndsto
such, constant employment will b. given. Apply AZ
MRS. wHITNEY's,
my2l-lw Corset warehouse, ls4 Division 81.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-11-14
MARIE

In this town, on Tuesday no last. by the
Rev. Saml. l.. Watson, Mr.. Il RT X. TAY-
LOR TO Miss MARY EME9. daughter of
Mr.. Robert Watson of this pi
I'VE acknowledge the reccF,f due pro-
portion OF the Wedding Ca@e he Printers
fee for publishing the above nla,; and if wo
should Judge from the sample be,s we would
say they had the finest kind ms; and in
return for their kindness we " rem a long
life, and pleasant journey thre this world
Of trouble, and may they realise t,ppiness in
the marriage state they anticpote.nd now by
the way of a little advice ta'ur oriends tho
Bachelors IN these parts " wou4ggest tho
proprlety of doing likewise
In this county, on the 3lstltimo A Grier,
Esq, Mr. WILLIAM SUCaS, OF lcoln CO.,
to Miss FANNY BIGHAH
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-11-14
aPTHE GIRAFFE

gFTIIE GIRAFFE.-Thisg great natural Gu.
riosi,y il will be observed by reference to our ad.
vertsing columns. will be exhibited in this town on
the 25th instant Those who admire the works Of
nature will have rare opportunity of gratifying
themselves This is the first of the species that
has ever been brought TO tins country, and al 4
very great expense, the great difficulty in taking
them rendering ii almost impossible to bring them.
Out OF many taken this is the only one that has
survived.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-11-14

The first Methodist Church in America
was erected in l776, in John street, New
York, and is still occupied by that body
At that period there were about 400 Meth
odists in the United States, At the pre-
sent moment they number upwards of SET
en- hundred thousand members. The num-
Der of ministers exceeds 5000, and local
preachers 5000.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-11-14
Wing Convention,

Tuesday last was the day appointed for the as
scmbling Of Delegates to Wing Convention for
nominating Candidate to be run by them for
Governor at the next August election. We ex.
pect this body will be as respectable, in point Of
Raleigh for some time, and We rejoice 10 see with
what unanimiIy the Wings have engaged in the
work, for nearly every county in the State will
be represented We hope to be able to give the
proceedings next week
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-11-14
Charlotte.
Thursday, November II, 1889.

VI Common SehOols--Wo omitted to state in
our last, that the County Cour, held week before
last, had postponed the appointment of School
Commissioners for this County until next Court.
-
Iron Monday night last, we had a considera.
bic fall of rain, and we hope there Is prospect
now of having the water-courses raised, and al
so cause a reduction in the price of Corn Meal
and Flour.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-11-14

Public Reclamation. There was a very
large Wing meeting at Poughkeepsie on
Wednesday evening last, at which we are
Informed not less than 600 were present.
The Hon. N. 7. Tallmadge addressed the
multitude for about an hour and half, at
the conclusion of which Mr.. Peabody, a
respectable mechanic of Poughkeepsie,
rose and publicly renounced his conneylon
with the Locofoco party, observed that he
believed it TO be the moral duty of every
man, when he was convinced of error, to re,
nounce it as publicly as he had advocated
it ; that he had always acted with the Dem.
ocratic party, but that he had become sat.
isfied that the doctrines of the present Adj
mnistration were wrong, and if carried out
would ruin the country, and he therefore
publicly rcnounced his allegiance to Mr..
Van Buren, and his party.-Columbia Re.
publican.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-11-14

Another Horrible Murder in Alabama,
A notorious scoundrel named Coker, and
his two sons, waylaid and fired upon Mr..
Harroll, and several other gentlemen, as
they were riding home near Kingston. A
Mr.. Glover, young man of Georgia, and
who was not the object OF vengeance, was
killed, leaving a wife and five children,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-11-14
II FsOE

VA AS taken from one OF the Offices of the
w Mansion House, containing pair Of 6ne
DUELING PISTOLS, with the necessary APP
paratus belonging thereto. 1t has either been ia.
ken through mistake or stolen. Any person re-
turning the same shall be rewarded for their ,Tou
Bile. The Pistols Ore English make, and the box
containing them is Mahogany
Non 10 1889. ST
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-11-14

Startling Fdcts.-The Albany Evening
journal says" The late three years war
with England, the most powerful nation in
the world, cost the United States about
S90,o0O,O0O.
The three years war in Florida, with a
remnant tribe Of Seminole Indians and a
few runaway Negroes, has cost us $40,-
100000, or nearly half of the whole ex.
pense of our war with England !
In the war with England, our Army and
Navy, after covering themselves with glo.
~, achieved an honorable peace.
The war against the miserable Indians
and Negroes, was wickedly commenced
has been ingloriously conducted and threat.
ems to be intermmable
There is not in the history Of wars,
among civilized nations, parallel for wan
tonncss, imbecility and corruption which
distinguished this dishouorable, infamous
crusade.