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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-06-28

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-06-28

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-06-28

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-06-28

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-06-28
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-06-28

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-06-28

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Srantlln ett Druder @e ieue-@ererol
9reen Elm @rpbidmieo- -Ncoer Sd,er<
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-06-28

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grdnse stpifhen ben Ser. Staateu unb
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-06-28

9olbp prd g IT, Mdtreno ben Iebs
ten Wtorat Wap-iit tn Der Oeunse Der
Ver. Staaten fcl9enoe Summe in @plss
mi'nsen 9eprd9t tDcrben:
9al15e Noler, $l4778O
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-06-28

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GDarfes 8 bpm 70 II, @ecret6r.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-28
DIED.

On the 9th inst Clara julia infant daughter OIL
and Edward Milford. -. ;,sr...or
On sunday morning. Goth inst James inspector
unoeI MSdisown Conn on the oath inst Mr. Ephale'
Wilcox aged II years III
Weekly Report Of Internenss
IN M CITY and Potter Field from the 18th day Of May to
- = the 25th day Of May 1889.
70 men: IL women; % boys; 30 girls-Total 100
DsxAsrs-Apoplexy, d Bleeding from lungs Cholera in
fntum l; Cholera morbus, Il Consumption, l9 Commissions
g. Droup or Hives,s Delirum remens Dlarrh@a Drop
sy D Dropy the head Drowned Dyseatary u Fever
d Fever remant 81 Fever scarlet Fever typhoid, y In
aammation Il Inflammation of BRAIN Inflammation Of bow
els g. Inflammation lungs Inflammation Of chest ?; Lues
Venerea, .; Marasmu Measles, .; Notification q Old
age q Organic disease of heart Palsy, |; Sprse, Small
pox, 8; Suicide, l; Teething, i Unknown,5.
AGE-Of year and 10 between and q 10; and
81 and TO- O. 10 and 90 20 and 80 80 and 40 III 40
and So o. 50 and CO. 30 and TO- a 70 and co. 80 and
90, ,; unknown O.
PLACES NATIVITY United States. 6e; Ireland 2s Eng
land a. Scotland d Denmark, France, 0; British Posses
sons, N. A. 0; Sweden o; Germany, unknown, =
FRoM-Ams House, Bellevue,aiO; Hospital 40. q New
Jersey o. Long Island, Il Hospital 4; Blackwels Island,
Small Pox Hospital, Il City Hospital, .; Penenary
Wsstchester, I-Colored persons, TO-
Colored persons, H. at
HENRY G. DurNBLL, City Inspector
City Inspectors Office, May 25th, 1889.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-28

EAGLE COURSE RACES TRENTON, NJ
ssS sao IL seas the week following the rsaepa and
Camden Races) and continue four days
First day Tuesday)-sweePstake Cor yr ods, sub $780,
Of Racket
3 Jos. H. HelIing, name. eh. G by star out Of Melinda.
4 joe B. Kendall names gr By imp. Tranby out Of Mary
Randolph
Same day-sweepstaks, fer yr. ols sub. $780, A. mile
l. W B. stockton name, imp b. G. Atlantic, BY Aetnon oar
. Also, imp. Cumberland BY Camel out Of Ma
Also names imp. ch Fas.aic, by Reveer ont OF Rachel,
Jo: H. Hesss chf Stephan BY Shark out Of Fai-
Jas. B. Kendall u. campbOl.) b. BY imp Ira.
g. JH Van Mater name. ch G. BY TOrmentor, dam by tn
kahoe
Second day for " old. sub
l. Mc..r. Comb. Eli. .ame eh G. Elliptic ny Monmouth
Eclipse, dam by Revenge.
a Jas D. Kendall u. Canpbel.) name, 9 Buckeye, By
3 Edward J. Wilson B. c. Portsmouth,, BY imp Lur-
borough out OF Polly Peachaa.
all ages that shall not have previous TO closing this
stake.
!. Jas. b. Kendall eh C. Windsor, ~ Monmouth
Eclipse out Of Porascy, Ay,
jos H. iiengs names CHI C. Bcrar, by Andrew, ost Of
Jos H. Van Mater en- BY Eclipse, Of Hel,s
Mar, Bonny Blacks dana, yrs.
Also names CHI G by Monmouth Eclipse, dam By imp. In
pedtos, yrs
Same dsy-Purse sico Two miles heats 500 which zoe,
10 the 81 best, " more than two start
Third day (Thurday)A purse Of s7oo Three mile heats;
5000 Of which goes the III best IL than two start
Same day-A purse Of 500 mile heats.
Fourth ssy Frday)1A purse Of $500 -Four mile heats;
Same day-A purse Of SI0o mile heats.
The Races will commence At u o'clock, each day Entries
will close at the Eagle Hotel the evensg previous TO each
race, nj o'clock. Entrance per cent
The second oeu b determined BY the rules q the Pha
depha aud Camd~ Courses when these rules do not designate
the second best the horse that Is "a the last heat TO be
sdered.
Gentlemen from the northern and southern rely
securing good stables for horses by making application
addressing letter to the Subscriber
handsome DINNER viii be prepared the Pavilion,
fnedistely after the main each dav.
Ths New Jersey Railroad will convey from New
York 10 the Eagle Course three passing through New
ark New Brunswick, Prscetop and the principal villages Of
New Jersey.
A the Eagle Course has every advantage that be
wished far greater inducements will hereafter be offered H.
each Spring and FALL than has heretofore been any
north Of Louisiana. O. BAILEY. Secv
Trenton, ~. j., May ilth 1884, myl3-lTt.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-28

Orleans Sears, New Oreans Hiram, Chandler, Maracaibo;
Jane Br Davis, Bermuda Aexa.der Britton Alexandria
De- Charles Ouerbrdge Galveston, Texas Globe Phla-
delphia Cayusa, do; Ann Hall, Chase, Boston.
Arrived.
Packet ship Erie Funck from Havre Goth April with mdze
Boyd Hincken.
Whale bark Monmouth, - so days from Pacific Ocean
via Pernambsco, with oil to Jones, of Cold Springs.
Brig Alabama Williams Ia days from Mobile, with cotton,
to Ssrgess Chairman Sailed in ship John Barring, for
New York.
Brig Citine,, Thing 10 day. from Mobile with coon sc.
to Z D Hurbu & Co.
Brig Susan Mary Pinckham III days from MaaRzas with
Br .chr STAR Hilton days Yarmouth Ms with pas-
sehr Oregon, seldrum, days from St Augustine, with
mdre to order.
sehr Clay Martin, days from Georgetown, with flour,
schr William Kimba, Adams, days from Richmond with
coal.
Memoranda.
Capt Kay Of the Kingston lately oundered who
off by Thomas Naor had arrived Quebec at the
In all there have eghty.one steamboats, lost the
western rivers ia the year 1888.
spoken.
LAFAYETTE pilot boat heuce for Havana out 40 hours May
Ann Eliza, fm NYork for Vera Cruz and Mobile May H.
lat "a 40, long 10 49,
Foreign Ports.
GsRALrAR, April 3o-Arr Empress, Town,end, New
York.
MArApzAs May l3-Tn port Peru Bailey, for Hamburg, 8
Dc; Dantha, Williams, Cowes ldg SEN, Hosd New York
DIS; Grand Turk Nichols, do ldg
United states Ports.
PoRrLIsp, May a3-Arr Alert, Loring, New York.
BANGOR, May 2l-Arr Peru, Rider, New York. 22d arr
Nahmarkanta Curtis New York; Porto Rico Parker do
PHILADELrHrA May eo-Arr Whale, Baldwin, New York.
2bth crd Orb, Wilson, do.
BALTIMORE May 2t-Arr wahington, Pensed, New YorK;
Thomas Hail. Herrod, do; Carolinian, Richards, do.
NoREoLK, May 24-Arr Rockh,ll, Walpole, New York.
RICHMOND May 24-Arr Prudent, Ruffngton, New York
Peragon Godfrey do; Select Powers, do; Tine Irvine, do
Richmond, Tilby do.
sAvAsSaH, May aa--Arr VIM Taylor, Hoey, New York
wmsisoror, NC, May 2l-Ar Despatch Lincoln, Now
York
CHARLr.ror, May 2a-Ci'd Sutton Barry, New York. sld
George, Hall, do.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-28
raONE Y m A = X e II. r,-


The financial rather to increase than
..s.- Wall street is inactive in remarkable degree
IT, at the stock exchange today have been e
a,o,v mall-prices have fuctuated Bank Of Commerce
reeeded per cent? n. An. 7. Bank per cents ecnahcs
Banking Association improved per cent; Del Hudson per
cent? u S. Bank per cent; soangton per cent? Harlem
er cent The excitement which attended the Development
az transactions which the late Mr. Shuz was concerned
seems already TO have subsidized 1t appears he was one oil nu
srou. class who have been struggling to sustain themselves
1896 He far been enabled to make the proceeds
f sales by each packet former operations, In the hope
that revival Of prosperity would eventually afford an ou'e
from accommodating difficulties This hope the continued ana
prosation Of business rendered usve anu an
ploson took place Other Developments ola like nature
feared take place. and this adds to the gener
ofnsecurity. btn -
Another damper felt in the Market oy re asoh - INC
vices by the Louis Philippe, stating the worst feature ne
Noe trapsacons which has yet been made Puo'ic' An
il the fact III the firm Of Honguer Co. have dshohorea
his drafts an event which must be frausht with
sequences in the SOUTH where the banking institution" "
ginning to feel the effects Of sagnation IN tne sa'e "
can stocks in the foreign markets. particularly the Union DS
Of Foridahe drafts which institution have reeeny oeeh
honored At some Of banks in this city This has grown
ant f the failure to perct the balance Of the loan with the
negocatou Of which COL Gamble charged and on wmch
that institution depended to redeem her liabilities, ana
her to draw north The whole loan was 9]ooooo
Hoord Brancker Co this city, took one hall some mon
since and COL Gamble effected loan for S3oOS0 England
leaving the balance 100000 in favorable ain On his ar-
val here he drew for amount and the bank has since
continued 10 draw New York. in the expectation that the
wsu received 1t appears not to have been the
case however, and the bills have been protested Tor want Of
funds
This the beginning Of serious train oil evils arising from
the opposition to the Of transactions American Sc
cures London Market which opposition has been much
favored by the of the dominant party IN
state influenced by the Wall street clique ofbroker who
the almost unlimited amount Of state
securities rashy proposed issue large as to furnish
their enemies with running their credit 1t is with
eosnteract this influence far possible and to
afford the English papers insight into the true state OF our
banking affairs that have undertaken to through in de-
tail with the banking operations Of each state We proceed
today with banks Of Alabama The amount OF stocks issu
ed by the state banking purposes ssoeooo taking date
1929 raised for the purpose the State
Bank branches This nearly all held in London
The entire capital Of the banks paid in, is Sl The
following are the of banks for series Of up
to the commencement of the present year: =
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-28
"To daily puff all care away,
Iuat anoL a l,Cht gewar ~

rTNHE BEsT and most extensive assortment of SEGARS in
this city 10 to be found at sElXAS old stand " Cedar
street where cousant supply Of the most approved brands =
always TO be met with The arrangements which sexa has
made enable him to furnish his customers with direct impora
TONS selected from the manufactures by competent and
rienced Judges and he prepared al all times 10 furnh the
wholesale or retail.
Among other favorte brands be has hand large
sspply q Norreago Regaa from the government manuac-
tory very superior brand and gar exquisite
avr La Norma Trabuca Congress and Csradora with many
tisement.
Strangers before purchasing e,evhere would do well 10 call
al n Cedar street. where they may be assured Of obtaining
none but the genuine article.
To his old friends and custo~ers ses need only say that
he IL determined 10 maintain that superiority which his esab-
Of seears.
In addition 10 the above enumerated brands he has also
sppIy OF Cubana very superior and avorte secer and
only o thai imported for several years Connoeurs
should no fthy DESTROYS enoyng this luxury
my2s-lm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-28

o. JOSEPH L. LEwIs-A few days since accounts de-
TO the character Of Mr. Edward Huseman pub
lshed the newspapers Of the day. founded upon complaint
made the Police Office by the individual whose heads
this article At that time the statement Of Lewis denied
but order that the public have the whole truth, in
justification Of Mr. Hulseman, would state that Mr. Joseph l..
Lewis OF lO4 Broadway has bea held to bail appear the
nett Quarter Sessions OF the Peace for Bergen Co New Jersey
complaint Of having brutality assaulted Edward Huseman
and further that said Lewis arrested by the Sheriff OF
Bergen on Saturday last upon civil suit Instituted against him
by Hueman the above assault which bail ordered
for $500 Lewis beng arrested did set procure BAIL and
he was in lodged In Hackensaek goal my2S3
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-28

NATURAL AsPHALTIC STONE.
Do FOR SALE large quantity Of AsPhalte stone. Tbs
agent for Of Switzerland with him vorkmen
who will show gratis 10 any person how to employ the stone
ANY workman lsarn IL In short time.
Orders FOR side walks CUTTERS ponds canals terraces Se
SC. will be readily attended to.
Office % Pearl street, up stairs my2s-lm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-28

On Monday morning. May ~, by the Right Esv. n's1vr
Hughes, at ST. Patricks Cathedral John Keenan,. Esq
Mary Meesa Mooney, all efthis city. . ~ M.I.,.,
Oh Saturday evening" a5h inst BY the Ksvl e R;asuI
Mr.. Wm. Martin, of this city, to Miss Ann ho"'s'o'
perth Scotland.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-28
AMUSEMEETS

A POLIO GALLERY, Ne.4Ie BROADwAY.-The Sc
IA cond exhibition Of Paintings under the direction Of the
Apollo Association for the promotion Of the Fine Arts in the
United States open consisting Of recent productions Of
American Artists and choice collection Of Gems OF Art
by the most eminent Old Masters
Admission 20 cents Season Tickets 80 cents Catalogues
l21 cents.
This exhibition will clse the 9Th Of July. The third
hbon will be arranged after possible and continue
until SEPTEMBER About the LIST Of October the great fall eYh
bon OF the works Of Modern Artists only will be opened and
continue until the annual meeting the srd Monday Deem
Der, when the Pictures purchased by the Committee OF Man.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-28

(tARPETINC. CARPETING 1.-THE subscribers invite
the attention OF their friends customers and the public in
general extensive and superior assortment Of Brussels
three py superne and fine Carpetng Also damask twlcd
asd striped veneaa do Patent painted floor Oil Cloths all
widths Table Covers door Mats lamp do, hearth Rugs Mat.
ting, Se.&c.
* advancing they will sell the above at lower
prics than their we'll kns wn price goods Of the descp
ton here advertised H. have received and will open
this DAY. several bales of English Brussels new patterns and
color,, very superior and beautiful article.
JS J. H. sACKETT,
70 East Broadway, and
mvQ 7lv. III Division street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-28

90 THE CONSCIENCE Of 2 cases marked TVS aud
1900 Horns per ship Mississippi, from New Orleans Is re-
quested 10 leave his address with
my.9sy Elk COLLINS \ CO, 80 South It.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-28
Passengers Arrived.

In the Alabama from MobileMr M Field lady, child and
servant Mr. Brown lady, children and servan Mr. Hayne
Mrs Williams and daughters Mr. Love- Miss Subway Messrs
Hiad satterlee Nye shuz and Capt Weld of the Texan
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-28

DASSFORD's ROOMS FOB BILLIARDS AND
- CHESS, 2ls Broadway, and Ann street. entrance john
the Museum both streets for the sale Of Billiard Tables
Cloths Balls Sc &c. and exercises for health Purchasers ans
players invited There ~ Billiard Tables ready foi
trial. with spring India rubber and cloth
cushions and eagle ros raIsss tie best
ev offered the public mysl.y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-28

n H. LUDLOW, Asctienecr.
ITO TAVERN KEEPERS AND GROCKRS-R III.
LUDLOW CO, will sell al auction Thursday, 30th
May 10 O'Clock, at their store No 10 Broad street.
y French Madeira and Port Wines together with quss
tty Of single and dosbe Gordas Shrub Oil Of Punch, &C.
These articles worth the attention Of and
keepers The greater part In five gallon
suitable for the trade. my2s-ss.
l., SAUNDERS, sS7 broadway, wilrpubsh Thursday
IT next
The Adventures of Harry Franco tale Of the Great
Panic-2 vols.
q The Dwarf-a Draratc Poem, by James Rees Editor Of
The Beauties Of Daniel Webster. sc.
Portrait of Mrs Chas Gore, authorizes Of Mothers and
Daughters, &s.
IA Of the Queen Of Engand-beautfuy engraved by
Harrison
Portrait Of Chas Constantine Pise, ID. Dengraved BY
Harrison.
g. The Etchisg OF superb Line Engraving OF The
Pilgrims coming sight s the Holy Ciy"-by Eastake after
the Original Painting BY Doc.
SnbscrIbers Names respectfully solicited. myN %
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-28
DURHAM CATTLE.


o. sIX Head fnc thorough bred Durham improved short
horned Balls Cows aud Heers from imported stock Cor se f
applied for sOon) at CHAMBERLAIN SONS stable NJ
100 Liberty street. mv9ssts
90 ID. q. HARRISON. Dentist formerly % Bar.
clay street has removed Ne e0B Warren street gnd 40
frsm West Broadway. myl63m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-28
w A n N b A L II s .

90 the Proprietor or the Globe Hotel respectfully in
forms the public that his Bathing Establishment full
OPERATION and he invites all who fond Of such luxury
call and Judge of the completeness Of his arrangements by
personal examination Of the Constant attendance will
be given BY person having charge OF the Baths every
A. A. half past IL p Entrance street
fhe Baths As well As from Broadway my23.lm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-28

o. INFORMATION WANTED respecting Charles
Kean native Of Huntingdon County Pa who left his
place The year 1916 and after travelling Through several or
the and New Orleans arrived New York
by the spring of 1918, where he resided for several
months No SIS Murray street. least he allowedh friends
to direct their letters He at that time from % to %
years Of age, and journevman Cabinet Maker. line ad
dressed by mail to the subscriber Bedford Pa containing
intelligence Of the said Charles Kea would be thankfully
received. JOHN KEAN, Bedford, Pa,
my27
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-28

X T ha,.s !. bsauGliv situated IN Pacific street. 6rst
nous. rou The corner Henry the ls only two minutes
MAIN from he south Ferry The French English and spa
pish languages srs spoken in 4 family Apply shove
my7l.im'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-28

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ALTERATIvEsy or
~ Compound Sptuous Extract Of Ssrsapara prepared
entirely without mercury any form whatever Tor chronic
diseases complaints Of long standing Add spoons mil OF
e spruous Extract 10 pint Of simple syrup, and you have
pint Of Compound Syrup OF Sarsaparls
For sale by ,. o. Fay, Agent, Minors Fraskn House
Drug Store No 1913 Broadway New York ia Canal street
127 Bowery SC.
o. New the time to take sarsapara and purify the
blood. my2flms
WTATCHEs.-Just received by the subscribers small in
w voice Of Duplex and Patent Lever Watches made by r.
r. Cooper Lcaon also invoice Of Geneva Watches Of the
finest quality, which will be cold reasonable terms
GELsTON, LADD CO..
mys7.2w No. Aston House
C ARsArARfLLA PORTER-A new and healthy bevsr.
- age.-Manuiactured and FOR sale by
WHITING 4 BABCOCK
81 Liberty street
ave have made trial Of the sarsaparlla Porter manuac
ured and sold by Messr Whiting Babceck And have found
II very lively and pleasant beverage.
From the ingredients which into it, composition be-
eye that u will be found wholesome aud refreshing drink,
and Tree from the unpleasant consequences which follow the
use Of strong Beer and Porter
Alfred G. Post Md.
~ Borrowe, NJ. ID.
Gilbert Smith. NJ D.
William NJ Blakeman. M. %.
New York, May "a, isao Il. Mead Md
This Porerl be delivered in any part Of the city.
board Of vesseSo in suitable packages for transportation
10 any part Of the United States my27-lm
yHTANTED-A cook and chambermaid. Good references
w required Apply At Is Greenwich T. my74-sr
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ny-FRENCH BARK PANURGE.-Debts contracted by
the will not be paid by the captain by the consgnees
my22y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-28

WOOD COOK sTOYEs-which are taking the place Of
wv all other, IL thu. city for their convenience and econo-
ny being enabled 6se different kinds Of Ceosng al ons
and The sns time va. Roasting, Baking Bong Frying and
Broi,r, ali az which done most perfectly with The least
I'll 4 AMI iabor 81 say culinary spparaus sow - use
Those having smoking ehinneys will ana them an enee"
esre Please call and examine them ......
'"'' sTRATToN SEYMOUR,
.o,. 2i2 Water street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-28

lIy- FRENCH BARK PANURGE, FROM HAvRE.-
Congnees will please send their permits beard at the foot
Of Rector St Goods not permitted by the sls inst will be
sent TO the public store my22y