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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-03-09
frhe folloaiu. sale Is postponed from
he 4,h to the 18th Of March, inst.l
MARSHAL'S SALE.

MARSHAL'S SALE.
B. ,.a Gr"' sssosa 1 10 May term
Robe. .srr,, e. s'f'ss' 1872
s S.na;si, w s.pa".. Rs,rrDabp to asay term
Robert ..t,I L.ssrass' 1859
MMY virtue Of The above stated vcndiiIo
Els exp masses to NC directed, from the
lion Circuit Curt Of The United Si'r.es
.r,r the o,hcrn district II Mississippi, !
will expose to public NE Tor cash. beloIe
The court house d pr O. Holmes cmnty, IN
~. town Of L xinglou, o, Tie third Mon
.d,v. the 18Th day of March next, AL the
right. title and interest Of SAID defendants
,1or in The folio wing described property,
10 wit: The undivided third If lois Mes ~,
m. IS, 10, so, 81, 1913. III, III, l22,
1913. l47, AS, 40, $50, Isl, 152, l53,
l5t, l55, and l56, all Il winch sad los .'
living an being in the town Of Tehnla,
yeyied on as the property of the above
stated dsiendanlts and surety, to satisfy
the above stated executions aud costs.
WIN. M. GWJN, Msrshal,
Ev p. M. FERGUSON. Dpi'y.
Jan Is, 1889. 10 ids Fee SiS
T The following sale - postponed from
The 4,h to the ls.h of March, insi.
MARsHAL'S SALE.
-. e, es. i D sssoas. !. Nay Term,
Cornelius LANE and 1899
Thomas s. a. 4. A "a. as'unabis q May term,
sh :,l,.,i Lane and 1852
WDY virtue Of the above slated cyecu-
ND ,ions to me directed, tromthe Hon
Circuit Court Of the United Statcs for lie
southern district Of The state Of Mississippi
I will expose to public sale Tor cash before
the court house door Of Holmes county,
in the townoi Lexington, on Tie third Mon
day, the 18th day Of March next, all the
ri,ht title and interest Of said defendants
to or in the following described property
10 wit: lots Nos %, sc. 81, SS, So, 9e, 81
and also Nos. 40 and 40, on which there
is house; all OF wh;ctslo's lying aud he
ins in III, town Of Tcula, Helmes county
levied on as the properly ofJohn =. Craw.
ford defendant, to sa,isfyihe above s'stet
executions and costs.
WIN. M. GWIN, Marshal,
By r.. nj. FERGUSON, Duty.
Jan Is, 1899. l0-tds Fee $3.50
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-03-09

U.s. yenaitio expoaas Rcturnable to May term,
surcies.
S,nith L. Wright,
ne. vrnditio eSponnsl iirtnrnanc 70 a''y u'''''
'Gober, L.scruggs & 1879.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-03-09
1SUTLER & Gl5ULD,

WHAvING associated themselves together IN
u Il the practice Of the law, will Intend The CIR
cult Courts ofChoclaw Yallabusla ral.ahaschte
Carroll, Holmes, Alfalfa and Yazoo, also, re
United States District Counts a Pontotoc, High
Coust Of Errors and Appeals and Chnncery
Courts al Jackson.
OEricE AT CARhoIroS MI.
w. GOULD
OsrIck AT MIDDLETON MI.
August Is, ....tf
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-03-09

TIE GovERNoR or PENNSYLVANIA
Some Of the Wallpapers, (among them he
Vicksbprg Whig) having claimed The new
governor Of Pennsylvania, us a whig, thai
The absursliis Of such claims may Be made
apparent, We insert Two passages from his
address.
"Ihere is, in my judgment, a manifest
improprety IN cntangl,ng connections be-
tsreen the gopesnment and The banking or
trading Institutions Of he country; and I
shall IN al times be ready to cooperate in
any measure mhicA shall 50 separate The
government from banking Institutions as to
lrare each % he pursuit and exsrcise 81
tier legitimate ends, uittout interfering
|Witb those If TIE Other
W. ask the yickshurg Wing If this
language savers al all Of wl'is doctrine?
Again,
Gas member ofthe union she Pal
has stood forth manfullg, under circum-
stances ia pportofrepublicanp principals.
lA strict construction Of The constitution OF
the Unifed States; d reluctance to yield %
nc general gorernmeat any pouers ercept
those expressly granted, Or ,rhich follo'c by
drect and necessary implication from those
SO granted, Il rigid system Of economy IN
public expenditures; lsc definition and lin
! itation By lar, as far as practicable, OF The
|dmics Of public funclionaries, and q strict
system Of accountability il all public SER
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-05
G,n,inom pleas.
Before Judge InSlis.

b.ibFc JhuSe in-Hs.
HenaeGu'n, ss Sands y For.-Fh's was m ac-
ton ~ tcplsslu d i.s tns onnrfsnp Of ot dry
gn05s found - we possession 81 the deendaafs IL
ahrearea thar In the month OF : peniber, 1888, hen-
arl0ln sold i .I u GOODS reliant ofthe na nae
ii Deantash the value of $780, fer the buysts oe
six mont The gosds were delivered 81 the II r.
~ De antasr, Bnt tine 0e never got no ne natls
ut the veHtef>. AboUl q iufs2tt aitrr the Trans
iioa wgh EtuGcoun y I'M asr i npfJ portion Of
III ST Ill ntca coole ire ha.ds ~ the defendants
a,tea,rity for m old -eb, and Ja expiration II
,erc Gays he tat " rk II. HcnneqWn
ineng thal ths febtp Gl -iyent, and tEat
their property was III te Auts u tha Dc eaeaa ;,
Ell oat " RI . ne LEVIN, and The present proceed
rg were consequent thereon.
For me dcteAcc i up that the deive 10
Delanlash valid one, ard that right Of posses
sloa had passed - the defendan and could not DC
changed.
,,a Jury retired under ne charge Of the Court Al
y IL lnd returned III 0'clecs sayirg that four
81 their nurshcr we'e ele gid ~ the same line of
hafness the ,1r =, AND therefore they Were una
lie 80 agree verdict
FL honor sad hc was extremely unw lin to dis
chm O. them, ba' rs he presun, q the re- salt wou
-ot ~ question: &C reason but oi e, poreal strength,
( the Jury were locket W night he should Gia
miss hem wishouta verdict
The Court then adjourned.
Another inquest was held at the foot Of Christie
pher street, on the body of Patrick M'Kenna,
milk man, who found floating in the North river.
Ii appeared that the deceased left his home, as us
ua on Monday morning, with his milk cart, o
serve his customers, and that in the course OF the
day, his vehicle was found in the streets by some
strayers, and taken home. On Wednesday morning
the body of the unfortunate vender Of sky blue"
was found floating in the dock, by some boys
who were angling for tom Gods. Verdict-Found
drowned.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-05
u. =. Circuit Cours.
Before Judge Thompson.

TIE IT, States rs. Ebeaezer Rain. indicted for for
ging the carrent coin Of The Republic This was a
s.in,laf to the one ired on Guesnay, aud
q same witnesses were .xan,lred on he part
Of tue prosecutloa. One t them said that b.
ral ed on the prisoner on the 20th Of AUGUST, and
asst ed him II he CO. Id ac ommodae western man
witn few counterfeit half dollars. To this the
prisoner replied that If they could come the follow
ag mormnp he would make thea few" The
proposition was accepted; and a. the time appointed
the staol pigeons went into ne Corners labo atory
wlen the Implements were brough on, from their
-ldne .laces, the fire rot under weigh, and Two
counterfeit hall dollars brought INTO existence
me prisoner then proposed II have some liquor,
and one of the stooi pigeons went and fetched SOM
brandy at the same tune giving " the Office 70 the
10 ice, who were oatsiae when they came into me
ronm, an! arrested prisoner with the die and
heated metal in his hand.
Tue defence set Up VAS, that The prisoner was ouch
very eccen re character that he NV be looked
apon snon compos nentis, md that he conld no b.
iod cti,nlnally account able for bis actions
The jay tired er considerable PERIOD ane
fonns 1 prisoner guilty. bu recommended him L
mercy.
And the CourE adjourned.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-05
C0roner,s Office.

An inqesi was held nj The house Of Allen Miller
No - Cry Hall Place, the body Of John St
Gibbs. II appeared that the deceased was theolo-
acai stndeni, an6 Thar to resided yde Park. That
ne came - Inc city 10 get employment, but IN what
capacity was no, a,ed, III walca be was unsuccess-
nli. On Tuesday evening he was hrarc 10 make use-
# snme suspicious remarks" which irduccd Mr.
Miller % ask him wha he meant but the deceased
pied tvdslvciv ard went 10 bed. Some lime liter
as bel fellow was about retiring, when he discover
"a Phia labelled "audanEm' and ne thought II but
agh = give tho alarm. A doctor therefore cent
'or bnt h. only told the people # the house that
wa5toc iae 70 DO any hing ard OF course the man
died Ia his pockets were hsano gold watch se-
ven dollars 10 money and ;so snort essays in M NJ.
>, one au "the Inconsistencies IN Taeloglcel Doc
'rnes, and TIE other on the Beauties fthe DEM
ocrallr principle"
The jay found taat III deceased connit,ed sui
eide.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-05

TAYNE's exPEcToRANT.-we consider y = aas y
j call ublic attention this admirable pepsr"tion ior
Pumonar, D,sca.e-,specia Crrghs, Cd, c"n,unpuons,
Splitting BLOOD Asthma, Bronchial Ah,en'is nnoOifhs
Cough sc III. end very highy sIPtov,d ~ per'e' 81
the first repecl liability but feel Confident " saying ~
trial Of lis efficacy viii be it, best recommendation
Da Jos,ru,s Go,Sa, Pee. itcnt Of Granville Iohesfi
Ohio date of New York IN letter 20 the proprietor, satu
New York Decemb.r 1886. says, lie ws iso',ns u'
breathing wa, 20 great that he feit himself IN danger o. mms
dae suocation hut perfectly cured by ung ih nApee
toran,p MIR. Deik. Of Salem " j. was cared ~ hMhma
Of twenty year, ndnc BY using two bottles Of the
Mr.. Ward aso Of salem erred Of the same ceinFan
by one bottle young lad, al.o q saism VINO vas o,es'
BY her friends TO be Ear gone with consunpn.a wes
restored by three bottles Dr. Hamilton OF ST. Janis 7ouh
Carolina. greatly affected BY courh hoarseDss ana or
Of the lungs and using bottle o. this medems ou"O
permanent relief : g.,
Mir Nicholas Harris .en Of the p.aeer OF we rir
Dap ist Church az this city. has been perfectly cnfea
after having 80 wear, with cough asthma, ADD splitting
Of blood. viii n q remedy could relieve . 49, , 80 =
10 he tad Wholesale and retail Of A. SAWS ~ ~,
ton north east c-rner of 0od 10 fsion corner OF w
liam II; At reta by o. Enbr.e71 Broadway c.h ihs
Ga Broadway; also, Roon 60. corner Esss Df"sawa
and Jefferson street ~. and RaIeit 81 ana =. ~ M
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-05

TyLFGANT ROOM TO LET.-Tw3 gentlemen o. : gen
r. ,,,o,n and his wife Al have esg room, VITA oaa
ard III. us. Of a library 1000 5e'acs, pa'9 r. 10 gen
lee pr sale family "a a. John street Tie iam, et "
ar efnS Tor the room board. AcSc ST ur we W.
per.on. Tho n-st of references viii b. rtqurfa no's 10
dressed A. at this oiee will attuds ~ 49, NJ ots'
mode of application. N'
f,oPARTNER FL JON uAte i'r'
u man 10 y X Waler) ard JAMES ftiURSfoN, hsv'
mi. day formed coparnership undes the firm a EtLroN
THunsr os Cor the purpose Of conducting s fumNsg Bas'
ness. at sos Broadway.
New York Sept 10, 1859.
IARD-The undersigned having hal considerable esper
~ ence in the Plumbing Business AMI being dcdun''d VII
every reinforcement no IN their se, and pTaeut
,aen consider themselves Inferior come beors u
e ~ q FULTON,
J. 1nUKSTON.
New York. Oct :. ieap 90 -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-05

Christopher Hughes indicted for perjury put
20 the bar, aud his defence reusmed by Mr.. Craft.
The learned gentleman contended that the prisoner
had resided in the city for the previous six months,
and only went to Staten Island few days previous
10 the election, to complete some work. He came
10 the city to vote and then he told the inspector
he intended to return To his work.
The Court ruled that this was not his residence
and the Jury convicted the prisoner.
Mr. Graft excepted 10 the charge, and said he
should carry the case 10 The Supreme Court.
Patrick Morton pleaded guilty, to charge OF in
fcting excessive corporal punishment, on his better
half.
The Court told Pat they would find out punish
me mt equal 10 the enormity Of his offence.
Dennis Wise vs. founs guilty Of grand larceny,
in stealing quantity Of clothing and note Of hand
from house AT the corner Of Harrison and West
streets.
Seymour Lewis was put the bar, to take his trial
for an alleged perjury committed at the fall cleo
ton.
IL appeared that the prisoner took the oaths, al
though, OF the time he had just come from Pough-
keepsie, and was " staying in Brooklyn"
The jury found him guilty.
Abraham Ryerson was next put To tho bar, an
indictment charging him with msdemcanor, In
voting the fall election, he being, nj the time
convicted fclon, and not pardoned by the execu
tive.
IA appeared that Ryerson protege Of ex
officers Sparks aud Peck; that Of those gentle
me n got him baied out II " the tombs," and tn,
other took him, under his special protection, TO tho
Sixth Ward poll, to 90 the wing ticket.
The prisoner said, in his defence that he told o
his political patrons that he had been in prison,
aud asked lift made " any difference" TO whica tn
ex-ofcer replied, none in the world" and advises
him to vote
The jury found Ryerson guilty, and the court ad
| iourned
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-05
Police Once.

De. Al prscoc.ous young iady-The friends
OF very pretty little brunette, hardly 10 years old,
who lately came from the country a visit to q
married sister, residing in Elm street, applied Z"
Justice Merritt for the assistance Of the police, to
recover her from very dashing pa,c pasc establish
ment, kept By one Madame Sweet, at No. - Woos.
ter street The magistrate granted the warrant and
the officers shortly made their appearance with the
old hen and her covey of yeung chicks some parti-
cularly handsome, some rather plain, and two or
positively ugly, but all decked ont IN what the
dress makers call the FIRST style OF the fashion
Madame Sweet took precedence in the attentions
Of his Worship, but she denied that her establish
ment was any thing but Of the (" most respectable
kind wot Is" {" Her young ladies did nothing. bat
take in needle work, and for the little brunette,
why she came there in company with one Miss
jones, who had got drcss 70 make for her Miss
Jones had left, and Madame knew nothing Of her pre-.
sent whereabouts
Augusta beauty, ofthe fair fat and forty order,
said, she was merely housekeeper to Madame,
and acted sort Of lady in waiting to all the young
ladies' who never did nothing improper, bless their
Magistrate. Wen, what's your name beside Au-
gustaf"
Augusta. Well, call it what you as mind to. My
surname is Bloedgood, or ought To- be.
Madame Sweet. We always calls her Gus Shriver.
Magistrate. Put IL down so, then.
Araline (sesiney. a Vermont lass; Eliza Stevens,
born within the sound Of Bow Bells; Maria Green,
New Yorker; Henrietta Williams, of Philadelphia;
Katharine GRAY, a blonde beauty from Aud Recke;
and Ada willard from Troy; were all severslly pa.
,aded. Some said they had male friend who
visited them at Madame Sweets; some said they
had been placed there by respectable merchan.s
down town: but Eliza Ste vens said "she was born in
land ~ liberty, and thought proper 20 board with
Madam. Sweet, and thought u was never nosh'ss TO
nobody"
the gentle us 20 bail In the u ESQ., ssd st the
young demoisess of with aeautsn - TO thsir fstsre
' Wsss they s..rd mi. decision, the whole hwy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-05

frightened up their faces, and Ada Willard said she
knew perfectly well that the precocions little bru-
nette very mealy mouthed, for to her GER
tain knowledge, she was seduced six months ago by
her step brother, and that she had not suffered
much additional harm, for she only came to Ma
danes house Saturday night"
The brunette was then given up to her friends.
The house which is occupied by Madame Sweet In
Wooster street, is owned by Thomas T. Cornell, the
Cashier of the Mechanics Ranking Association, for
which he receives rent of 900 per annum. 1t 10
known only to the elite and is considered one Of the
most recherche ofthe up town seminaries for young
ladies'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-05

TtyMNAsTE EXkk.tsEs-w rULLrn Ocf - =
form the GENT. men of New S-.s v,ctnity thai
his ., nasms 100 - Ann sirses nnw "a ia
opperauon. W. " has certificates frsm the most eminent
hysiciaus of New York ard Philadelphia he r adsan
iarcs be de- ivcd from the exercises Of tic cy nsci-
Tes exercises ars adapted TO all ayes aud taken al
any time without iuttrr pItion 'ther. Mr. Noqrln
ryen greatest sstssct for the lat two sesrs
Al thi. establishment will ccnnue 10 give lessons IN the nool'
snce Of Fencng sueh hours will suit the couesenc,
~ ~, pupils csss % boy. udcr "a 81 age nom
TO oceck W. will be always .reeasn, during heit 81
ercises An evening class about being srneo tor ins ~
L. 70, c.rs ar trr,. artsv AZ above MD In
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-05

T,HEAp INDIA RUBBER STORE, 20 Chatham ,. ,ss,s.
u New York cslts india Rabber shoes WIN ' e'
,es trntl.m Ms Oy,r Shoes, with do long toaung eeo
III. Prc.erycrs inaia ubber Cloth for carriage tops &c
Terms very ncra aud uncurren money tahn IN usoe'
Iuaia Rubber shoes repaired oil Rubber n9rcnssssv
HU JOHNSON 4 ONDERDoNk,
,aa.lyn. Manufacturers. n. Brnnsw,ek. n =
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-05

NJ SECOND WAND HOTrL.--Sest TO the corner
fulton street. Nasssasu~c This well know css sbmess
saving unaergoaea thorough refttus n eerssis ess
for the accommodation % hss who honor With then
patronage. sFt .tMfi VH4n A
There IN this house, besides the lover rc~s
entirely open public bar room, large room upon the
copd story rs feet by 2S we'll suited Tor the accommodation ~
public meetings together with several smaller ones adapted W
cubs reree. or for transaction ~ other prvsss
business Mf 8N2na ..M
Clubs and prvse parties accommodated with a.
nay be furnished with dinners supper cenrr.sd Of eve
peccs &C game or deacy which the msAes srd ~ rhos
setiss. = = IieII.yI EDMUND ZONES, Prssus's,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-05

TYOT AIR CtciK'N0 sToVE-This new AUG u",
III ya.d stow ! now manufactured and kept for sale b.
the Subscriber "A l6s Greenwich street. betwisa ooufaud
aa D,e streets Tue public assured thus stsve sarase
al others for cooking purposes anu economy o.
feel The O,ea ieh !, twice large A. That oi any o'n.
stoye OF The size constructed that me oAsng
don, entirely by ut All. conducted in hues IN such manner
=. "a ~ive Il ro,, heat w every part which may Dc
Increased or siauhed at pleasure. BY means Of single
i.m,er wboai reysrd 10 the quantity OF hrs The "nAii
-. ~. ,..b - prvate families the larger for Boarding
sov.es, o.i. Ileeciorics. &C. The largest size war
ranted 10 posses cy TO do the baking oo,nns e"oShg
and washing for " hundred persons The public re'ree'
- yy..a...,., n. M. kLAPf.
IS M I'M
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-05

w Esrs PiCTURE-"cBkis nTJE,TEDn- row
w open a. the shnyvesaas irstts. bro2iv,y. Nj
los The Exhibition of the shove celebrated Picture, viii
Aosnsely close Saturday, the tn OF Dec.
Adnltance - cets. Pan pm t3y Opsn from ~
the motaing till 10 At night. u23 siw'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-05

% AT this Indictment Of The year, t.rtvs acorres
ondent) when ecrsnpiien Asthma, coughs Colds Nc arr
most prw safe, ann AZ tie same TIM
speedy rem edy may be und in Or Masons Concentrated W
ge'ahls Balsam For sole Wy u Sands ~ snd "" Fo
ton n. Syme, On and $40 Bawery mrnetts Perinntfi
.iore az street Ac For parcsrs Or. NJ
.a,@ In another par, ~ ~. pfrsH r|2sn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-05

NHRs. goop's HOME Coz ssssi,men and smsll fsmi-
Nl I~, Ne. "a Greenwich street, New Yosk--1hs Pro-
prefer Of hss Esabbssat aitss hevsf thai pairs be-
nx spared render the dcssle arrangement Of her house
pssosshle her ri~sds ~ es< s~S None"
ts the osst and nos, asyssabss sssf) = he's te~i.L
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-05

y,RENCH LANGUAGk.--T The su,se rb,r gave, lessons
the above an expedi,iou- aethod iik theory With
" ,cce and enabling The pspi converse nssn't os
tina ...K 4 =.
Persons Wishing 20 take rvivss~ Le~~ - ir tive n'
.efbrr Evening Cssss, win apply :, Sof esrs Row
-nls,lm' III. -. --.A ANVVoILer. \
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-05

7>TEw REF ,"roRy.-J.s SWEENEY informs his insn'
sndthe ruh Inv, he has opened new Rsiectory 70 ,ns
large elegant ~ ildipr No Ia Fulton street FISH, rie
ss Fowl are AWAY to be found hs tables, and sye dee'
az OF prov ded soon appears IN the narxs
Sc car, or acn. III be waiting bis part. 10 give genera
Satisfaction and To hopes 6nd that generous encouragement
which he 10 dstorrr'n.a =, reserve. -..rr
uN.N J, sWEENhr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-05
Forfu Years Experience ~ various cfimafss-lws'
fv-Toar yesrs established in this cffy--Nssase
Qwscksry nor Imposition.
mn 4 EVAN9.

TNR ,. RvANs ccstinses n ~ aossulteu ceunaenusp
~ In all vsssssst cases ereurisi and chronic dsorders
the mcssmpvcved psscse he most an.
nadtrestment nay be siepesaes To prevest m"sses
% particular 10 end No. Il Fees Slip 4. -, =.
Nlnervss Scz containing sccmplrte psn Of neacne .o
every form ~ htsse he prueured sssbeve sn uet
vh otespcnE the vatc~I They ~il be sent 20 orosr
40 prsves,ivc re~say against vsssssi that may BE-
as relied on 81
r,scnshs fee will The remedy cd directions sent to or
,,sr Assssaancs daily, sst O'Clock n ths evening.
Tbs OMes~ and Estrssses well asvenesd and secrecy
10 seunsetiop vita any stnss see - out OF the city
JOSEPH EVANS, ND
# n,ay No. A resh stw,N.r.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-05

" GREAT BRITAIN AND iks
.cr,bcr continues 10 mske engayensn''
,.ssgcs Of those residing in Englans, Ire
YEA
. ny thr company are Of the FIRST ciass
~ 'nded by men OF experience, and ss'
~eeR throughout, the season.
and, Gu q National n A,k Of frrlsnd
aco,lsed and their vsricu. branches :
' re-. Lond"n, and Fitshurh 4 g. GRIN
= lowest RATES. Application 4, he rNHds
sAMvEL THOMPSON, X
ais Pearl street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-05

~ sAx aht = W iii,sm nssd ~ .,rch
nd, would inform The patsic that ne
!. soft and hard crackers in, Superior,
,ey sr. made IN thc city y likewiss Gut
soda aud Milk Biscait, nd Pilot srsa 4
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-05

IIAsshGE :
II LAND.--'r ,
n this CITY Tor u
lua, Scotland NJ.
Toe sliips cmih
, American built,
from Liverpool -
Drafts payabl'
the National W.
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COMMENCEMENT OF A ROW IN WASHINGTON;

PREPARATORY MEASURES FOR ORGAN.ZAT
LIriONISM. LOCOFOCOISM. AND FAGENi
ORGANIZING IN THIS CITY.
At present there is prospect Of the House
Representatives being organized by fair means; we
therefore insert the following pictures illustrative
of the most approved mode of organization adopted