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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-14

The explosion this side Of the banking
simultaneous with the disastrous which reached
from England by the Liverpool have ectualy checked all
operations Of trade The state OF affairs
leads to look forward great and radical change
prices trade, and the manner Of doing business The
old channels Of trade, formed by that credit syste
associations formed before any regular trade go forward
Every branch Of business therefore dull
ing the progress of events while the imports from abroad
accommodating stocks Of merchandise immensely These i'm
ports indication that the prevailing opinion Europe
that notwithstanding prices falling this market
their latest dates yet they sufficiently high proportion
To the prices that sde 10 afford margin for cramped
chants to realise at less sacrifice than would be incurred
forcing sales there Our markets therefore must decline still
further in prices, and below European before
recovery Of affairs will be accelerated the Of
CorroS-Holders have shown some disposition to give
way the arrival Of the Liverpool and purchases have
been made to fair extent chiefly
fading prices At the South the crop state ofor
wardness eemiag frsayiuto New Orleans aad prices
well sustained Moss The rivers continue low; is
stated thu quantities feotton have accumulated the differ
ep handbags waiting opportunity for shipment The banks
Of Mobile have declared their readiness purchase bills
drawn against actual shipments Of cotton Th will fac
the Of acceleratng the ens Of CROP Al
Charleston there but little change the general
Of business At Savannah the sales have been mostly Of
crop. At Columbia the market exceedingly dull There
apparently plenty money buy cotton the
state OF the rivers would allow ofits shipment.
The following table Of the stocks Sales prices and
marks The different ports Cor the weeks the date
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-14

n c-.---.s. p.cros AZ REroRATIvR.-Thisis
No or.ek rs-edv; 4 il were. L would meet with no
CHARACTERIZATION IS this paper. II really effects. what
early and gSsssvsf r en- .n 70 sa'ii
snorer n with grateful warmth by those who have
fpIv tested its efcacy One thing is certain i can
NOT like ether medicines often prescribed in similar
complaints, aggravate the symptoms Of the pstisn!
II = does not speedily and essentially do good IT, Is
inpossibIs that il should do any harm. We con-
scientiousIy advise all persons afflicted with con-
sum pton or ashmatic Diseases to make trial OF TINS
restorative. 1t may cure: il is certain to AFFORD re.
lief and ut all events the mind must derive great
satisfaction from an internal that so simple
and successful remedy has not been left untried
We repeat-this is no empirical preparation. u 10
it within the reach OF all classes is not dealt owl
by agents. but only by DIR. Granger himself, at ms
residence, 81 Amity street. (See ADVERTISEMENT
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-14


pAmsxs TakAT IT z TIM EVENING os. u, lsss
The C0uNInr oikL---fsgsy Mrs Fi.swiIliam; Moody
TaE WIDOW wId0rSs. or nu.,. ...-m,, III.
william In cir chssac(sga
oUs MARY XsSE.-csi A,s.rs. Mr.. aisAi.s. Jonathan.
Psr'.;%sss. /. s.. Vi. ss--.... :. a-.s.. pas. ..,.
30. Tickets. sI--PIt. 90 e.ns.--t3.Ilsrv. % cent.
RowERY THkATRK-T. :. HAAGDLIN SOLE MAN
- AGER AND BIRECTOR
RoMEO sJvLIET.-Rsnso. n. Hsssis; Juliet Mrs..
Shaw. Il I'D IL -
Tas si ssSS s III oR :ss & 3, r
CLOUD KlNG-Zamns. Prince q Chisa, Mss Proctor,
rski daughter Of Tehin Kao. Ars HsrisG.
AZ. sfqus-
Pree'--Bones7 cents-Pit, ieen-Gsllsry, asse.h.
NATIONAL THEATRE Broadway adjoining NiBIoS
THIS EVENING Oct, "a, viii be presented, tho srssa
romantic opera Of
PeS1oaessr' Wilsonj AmiIie Miss shsrren; Lis Mrs.
SCHOOLFELLoW Mr. Cool Mr. Browne. Mr. st..sx .
Rogers Harriet Steady, Mrs Rogers. - -
RosS 50 rse eke to Parquetts and Boxes 81; second
commence precisely att.
NEW CHAThAM THEATRE-THIS EVENING"
FzARso or ,Ss TH M = ned n, play q
scott; Cora, Mrs Flynn.
FLORA sEPHYR or, THE FEsTIvAE OF CERES
- Flora, Miss Wells; Zephyr, Master Wells.
TO conclude with the Drama called
choCKETT IN TEXAS, or THE MASSACRE OF THE
rrce-Boxes 30 centsPt % ctsallery % eta Chldrsn
under IL years, hal price to Boxes-
Doors open 7ocock and The curtain will rise At half psp
even preclselv sil-sm.
nv Lillian Dim ORD'5 BENEFIT.--7t having been
Understood and announced that the managers 81 The
the teneht OF Mr. Dnneord manager Of the BowePv tie
undsgnsd feeling every sympathy his
and bearing testimony his industry and ot .
intend to sustain him this appeal 70 the berav az the e
heRselves but do cheerfully recommend ~. - ~
tronage and support the public in maxine the hsr.
bic and productive
Daniel z: Tylee, Charles H. Delevan,
oeerge z. MOTIF, samuel Maverick,
John McKeon John Loveoy n
M M Noah, Jacob Acker,
John r. Livingston, Jr. Robt Anderson
Frances L. WaddeI, Samuel d. Jackson,
Donald Mcleod, r. H. Hodees
Thomas Snow den, Richard A. Locke
WV. Williamson, John NJ Boodeood
VIM. McCoon, VIM. M. Loutrel.
g. jerks Smith, G.E Watsrs
Alexander Birbsck, J. M Dodge,
PJ sPero, James M Lowndes.
VIM. n. Bum, Charles Del VeecL;o
Edward Lanlnar, John Carnochan M D.
~ mscre VIM. Anderson, IA. D.,
I. T. Clark, James J. Mapes,
Eugene Ketteltas WIN. n Van Courtand
An adourne meeting OF the friends the Dnnsford Benz
eh will take place Monday evening" the 18th inst Il the
Shakespeare Hotel, Of William Duane ST. where
attendance Of the Committee is requested.
D. Z. TYLEE charn.a
8. JErKs SMITH, 'eSs'' mla
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-14

Advce received yesterday Of advance in the -four
market At Boston oceasioned by the intelligence from Eng
lad Good brands selling 80 rs ST. The stock there
rather small Ia this market the demand dull but holders
held their stock with frmness. Wherever the European
ne "a has been rec we'd. -four has advanced.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-14

Cleared.
telegraph, Edredge Boston Patriot smith, APa'sch'ccla
Josephine Benson Mobile, Lsruna, wsnzey - Augune
Helen Mar, (Br) Card wndsor Albion, Bray Wlnineton
Merchant Rogers, Charleston; Swan, 0rswold Hsrtierd
Cambridge, Smsoa Boston; Ctovol Colon smith Havana
Marceno Neuva 0rsnadsn) Perez Livepool Valisnt ho
ney well, Phisdeipha; Leila, (Br) NcDonessh, Miramich
Plane. Terry fssersurp Marsiia Mas:on, Bo,,cs Afssss
Fisher, Liverpooli Oscar, Dshsr, Boston.
ship ato sssy, ~ days n stoehhelm iron, Becrman
ship o-ri Hods.d.s, BsAsr n sss from Ponce. r. sugar,
sAip 81 Clair, russn, 10 d N sydney Ms, coal russs
Sloeum.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-14
Private Correspondence Of the Herald.

Private Correspondence OF the HERALD
HAVANA Sept 81 l899Busness dull; American produce
abundant-in Coffee ~ l0I, prime TO be had Ho-
ney ~ cts per gall with casks; Mosses cts bosrd su
gars and and Ia Cuba Leaf Tobacco IL 20 CT White
War yellow 2s 30. Few vessels in por feghts very
low There has been Of yellow fever for time
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-14
More this year,



Byron from Picou fer NYork Oct O. Cape Cod wNw, 1903
Caroline Mary from NYork for Cadz, Sept H. lat SO 49,
Ion SO.
British Queen ls) Roberts. hence fer Lendon, Oct s,7rm,
Unitea STATES Perts.
BosroS, Oct LIAR Lexington Crowell from New York,
Despatch Nckerson do 18th Mary kimbal Wooster King
stoa NY; VIM Wallace Plsbury New York; Fancy, Chase
do
PROVIDENCE Oct l0arr Lady Washington. Racket, New
York. Hope Pitman dol nth, Venus, Adler do sid He
FALL RIVER, Oct s-arr Caroline Brightmaa, from New
York; 10th, sid Jos Brown, Read, do
New BEDFORD Oct LIAR Iris, Bunker, NYork.
PORTSMOUTH, NH, Oct s-arr Turk, Elursdge, from New
NArrvcxEr, Oct 5arr Senator New York; 7th. Victoria
EpcARrows, Oct Carr Creole (Br) NYork for st Johns
NIB Justice NYork for Boston; Robt Rakss Lso Ire
mont and Doris Thomas,on Warsaw, do for Salem;
and all sid l0rh.
BANGOR, Oct 7-arr Wanda, Adams, NYork.
HALLewELL, Sept 29-arr Jasper, Reed, NYork
PHILADELPHIA, Oct l2-cld Charles Thompson, Lyman,
BALTIMORE, Oct Io-sld Rochester, NYork; 18th, cid En-
Cole for do; Barbara, Squres do Caroline, Crowe,
RICHMOND, Oct Sarah Lavinia Keudall from New
York. .
PrrRRsBuRs Oct Carr Juliee, woglom, NYork; 7th, sid
NosroLr Oct iO-arr Masonic Rowe, New York; 9th, put
W.rscTos NC Oct s-srr Briiisnt, Fowler. Nrork:
American Coaster Pugh %; Er.nLg sloun' dol cid fam
wnnseros, NC, Oct a-cld Adamant, Robertson, NYorh
Undaunted, do; Resulas do
CHARLEsroE Oct e-arr Clinton, Lyon NYork; Peiaaes,
Lowell do; 9th, Ia the o6ing, Arson, Sinclair, NYerk
GroReErows, sc, Oct 6-ar Detroit, Baker, from New
York. -
SAVANNAH Oct 7-cld Georgia, Nichols, NYork; VIM Tsy
Ior Rosy. do; 9Th, arr Augusta, Sherwood, do
Nrw ORLEArs Oct Nashville, HARNESS. New York;
Bowditch, Thompson, Liverpool.
Forcfgn Perts.
SYDNEY Oct 4-Charls. Carroll Grover for 81 Johns, NF,
and Naples; Cumberland, Nasty FOR Fall River dg Brilliant
Hepburs pha dischg ballast; Pan Matanza Howes
Alexandria ldg; Fred Warren, Warren, for do sid 3D.
81 Clair Putnam NYork bark ate shp) Commerce, Wise
Boston; Henry A Breed. Blanchard, Norfolk.
sr JoHSs, Nh, Oct 4-cid Cairo Lane, NYork
Prcrou, Sept 26-cId Ambassador, Dodge, Nfofk
HAyASA Sept 9l-arr India Wet, Nfork 22d, VIM Fran
cls Flowery do; 25h in port ,Heespont Ella do disg Mi
chiean sturress unc Sycamore Moore firm Montevdeo
JOIN SEYMOUR do do; Patsey Beunt Peterson, NYork
days Elisa Davidson, Mattison, I'm Montevidee, unc
MALAA Sept e-Courer, Dugean, for NEWELL or Bostsn;
Zenobia Pennington New York. dg Commerce, Reed do do;
Powhattan, Grdler, do, 4 days.
CApis Aug 2sChocaw Crosby and Roger Sherman, Bar
kerr quar- Martha Washington Stevens and Nesor Moses
Idg or u.s. sail soon Columbus, senmer for NYork NEXT
day. Pocahontas, Cook, regp. 49,
Rso GRANpE "A days siace-Henslack, Bouvsis for NYt,
HasyA
GorrEHsuRo, Aug siWsrsaw. Wendall for NYork, DIS;
Bohemia, Mason de-. ssen, rePg.
HELvoEr, Aug 29--arr Rosen Linders, NYork
Orr CrmoLrsEa, Aug s9-Anne, Wallace Nfork
DUrxiax, Aug sO-Euphrosine, Amherst, NYork
SIDNEY, NsW, April l9-arr Bronleys, knor, NYorkU
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-14

Slip oeonse Knight 70 d I'm Noslssss esssss BE- Scott
Ship Ea-uud P.rus I.ssrsl - = n Li'opoob salt 70
Ship P.rAsos woodbury., ~ : n. Liverpool, - Wood;
Ship E1,io, Doty, from Montsvdso 10Th Ass, nds 70
sw ship As.a vsa 70 d. FIN osAs, iron, Soornan, John
Bark Rapid, Ward, u day. from Havana, with sugar, &C.
Bark Juno wcot I'm Bremen IS d. via St Michass, mdr
Matthew's s. Parenstedt.
Spanish brig Conception Arvana IS ds I'm Malaga fruit
Brig Alabama Stewart % ds I'm Mobile, cotton. stuges
Clearman.
Brig Chocthw, Fne 8, days from Malaga, with fruit to
Stalker.
Brig Brown, Kelly days FIN Baltimore mdr to navy
yard
Br brig Harmony Ms.servy days from St Johns, NF seal
skins, sc Cunningham K Co.
Danish brig Hsab Fssuman 81 DIS fn Denmark, hemp, SC
Br schr Victory, Fitzgerald II days from Sydney, coal to
order
schr Ambassador Dodge 10 d from Pctou coal, Mckenzie
schr Cairo Lane 10 day. from 81 Johns NB with plaster
captain.
Memoranda.
The United States Fisher for Liverpool, sails to-day Her
letter bags will close Gpn Exchange Ne Room at the
usual hour
We again beat the Wall street prints Saturday, in the
arrival Of the Roscius from Liverpool North America from
Havre, and several Others
The Mary Elizrbeth Higgins from Norfolk for Galveston
forty days put into Havana the 2st u for supply of
water and Sept ID large snip ashore on the
Ferrey Rocks On the 9th, boarded by wrecher off
Carriers Key who reported the Maria, wed from NYork
vious NE part of Abaco had been gotten of by
the wreckers and into Nassau for adjudication AIso
brig belonging to Philadelphia and destination UNKNOWN
ashore the Srrup Keys-vesse and cargo total loss
The Equity for Mobile out ~ days, spoken
inside Dog bar Mobile Bay the 2sd ult The captain
put out for another port when Informed OF the sickness In
Mobile.
Annexed comparative statement ofarrvas tonnage and
at the port Of Quebec to the 9th Oct
wears 1888 and 1889
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-14

sr, an nm.n,s quantity Of these post notes sAost in
Eor,..s ana France well Is At the south. The scss which
Asvs Ollie. due and protested sssAsa which hss been
fnnss from Europe, amount 10 near sasees Ths Asdsrs
f h.s, sum. have caused the banning hsus h rsaspAis
A ~ .ssshss ma .s the fusas Of The o. D Dsnh sfs
s.vhs IN he hand. Of The u D. DszA Of New TEA. he's
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-14

On Saturday, the 18th instant Mrs. Ann Dunn, in the a6th
year Of her age. .
John and Felix ONie respectfully invited TO attend her
fnera this afternoon three O'clock iron the
deuce Of. the latter, No. IA Mott street.
On Sunday 18th instant lingering Illness Mr. Robert
Cook native Of England, aged e6 years.
His friend. are invited attend his funeral
,r.esday the 18th inst at O'Clock, NJ from No. les Div
sion street y -
On Sunday morning, 18Th instant Mr. Eecn Rowe in the
3o year o nj. age formerly resident Of Albany but laery
Of his city.
His remains will be conveyed to Newburgh this morning. at
o'clock, fer intennsnt. -
On Friday morning Henry, Of william MINIS, aged
years. .-,s -.
Al PcarIineton Hancock CO.. (Ms) the nth Sept Mr.
J. e. Nc Nillsu a native Of West Bloomfield, NY.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-14

THE BATTLE OF BUNKER HILL.-Ooen everv
evening at Masonic Hail. Broadway, (sundsys sxespedj
Time Of commencing altered In half past O'Clock.
The proprietor wish distinctly understood that this sxh
bton il not painting, but combination Of mechanism
bending they de every joint and The soldiers marching IL
perfect time with the music accompanying Respective
scenes
Ticket, 50 under 10 years ass 9sess
Particulars insnall bills. al0.3us
DUBLfC ASSEMBLY-Mr sCHATTER re.rSct5av
informs his friends and patrons that his merit Public A..
sembly Room, 4lo Broadway.
Ticksss -, to be had As above mentioned. el9.st-
WANTED neat, two story, or part Of three story
w House furnished (nc.r the Brosdwsy 0rsenwich
Q. 8, New York Post Office. oii-st.
TNO WATCH MAKERs.-Wanisd to .. south. ir,f
rate Watch Reparer-cne thoroughly acquainted With
every part Of the busnsto take charge that department
IN an extensive establishment To Of pleasant nannsrs
given Apply personally, al 20 Plat street, up stairs oisss
L,OR sALE-An tment OF Goods suitable Tor 4 Re-
feetory and Oyster House, csnssns Of liquor bar
one oy';., stand one large balloon. large ssss
several tables one large mahogany table, do
one large refreshmen sign set chairs, half doa
stools one ingram s.rPs nearly new one feather bed
for cooking and sundry other articles for sale cheap
as.,t n'Ses good. can be bought worth the
CHERMANs WORM LOZEN0Es-The greatest msdi-
~ for Worms discovered and pleasant child
will eat them readily Wholesale and 100 Nsssn
street. New Yor, and ise Fulton street, Broohlyn BY Mrs.
u L: SMITH CO. Importers manufsctursrs ana
H. Wholesale dealers in Lcgkorn, French Englsh and
american Beans French, Esgsh and Italian slk 0oods
Merino shaw Merino Cloths Laces, Hssisy Fancy HAk
&C. oner FER sale reasonable terms full asssrlns1t Of
above kinds Of Goods TO which the attention OF The csunty
MERCHANTS - particularly invited i76 Pearl 81 %
I NisEAsEs OF THE EYE-DR- WHEELER viii cen-
- 6aence the public that there scarcely any
to which that teader and beasful srgsn THE EYE d
SUBJECT that does yield 10 his humane succss moas
Of treatment References given the A mes end en-
dance HE once - Greenwich the Battery rou
sA. NJ until NJ after which he devotss his tins 70 the
door patients su6snis
TEXAS LANDS, &c.-Perons desiross OF havnx lands
located the titles thereto Investigated bussnsss
trust attended to- viii meet with very favorable opportunity
Of having the same done with punstuality BY
A. L. CLEMENTS, II Matssords, Tsrsa
For information enquire the once Of Wells Ninth
Avenue between 2ist and AID Of W. Lesv,
100 Pearl street os.1nr
A NEW DIsCOvERY.-The advertiser hes discovered N
IA nabe emedy for all secondary and primary q
certain disens which lot known ofher Hhxseisn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-14

A NEW DISCOvERY.-The advertiser hes discovered IN
"A inble remedy for all secondary and primary u
certain diseass which 10 Aot known 10 any other Physician
the 6nited States He pledges himsefto The rims
ry from days and secondary such Uesrs-
ID limbs thros te in from 30 to 20 days. charge
win be made, rot Cor Medicine unless complete
Elected Those DESTROYS 70 test the truh Of these act
may do BY calling at the oGce iss Hudson-strest
40 1mis
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-14

On Tuesday evening" the 10th instant by the Rev. w. lie
F.vre Mr. Patterson to Miss Eliza Jane Nicholl all
Of this city
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-14

Nv the ether ,emsit appears shs held stocks Of dSsen
,oe % Cor the period elapsed since the returns made
- M ana decline averaging asi per ot exhibiting loss Of
near which, added to The above table loss
a. soa ooo 600 Th. 10 independent Of the losses cotton
now in Europe. and refused BY the hou's Of Hottnsasr
as security Ao damages the bills which have come
ami ar. coming back protested and the post note ransaeons
The table total issue Of 22s'oVs since 'nss Pc
Rod the nos. note u has haa doubled at the runou'
aeou. Of 10 psr cent And n consider that these out
standing liabilities are all TO beprovded fsr before the stock
holder. s, any thing Of opinion ths, thirty per cent
high price for the stock The notes are held doubtless
10 large this city, but chiefly by men who are r'eA
add have preferred endsg their money usuriou
porting suffering merchants The amount held at the east
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-14

An meeting Of the friends Of the Dnnsord Benz
eft will take place on Monday evening, the llh inst Il the
shakespeare hotel corner OF William and Duane st where
tickets be had and for the benefit Puncua
attendance Of the Committee is requested.
d. Z. TYLEE, Chairnsu
sec 8. Jr n n ss'1s, Secretaries. ma
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-14

k6x FOR CHAhLESTON-FIrs vessel-The sane
~ ror first class copPsred and copper fastened Packet
Ship CABOT, Capt. Summers, will sail for the
above port on the 10Th instr being the first vessel.
Her accommodations for passengers the cabin I'd cabin
and steersge, very superior, and very low.
Apply board at Elephant Wharf, Pier %, r..
RAWSON & McMURRAY,
olAy ofPine anG South streets. 1877 South
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-14

This was its position January las since that time IL
abe. have greatly and its assets greatly dseri-
Grated Among find the item Of loans on other
ecurtiesr these loans different corporations aad
oels AT mar which arc now available at all, or at very
to,, rates. Among the assets the following:
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-14

n AIR CUTTINGThe undersigned respectfully solicts
the attention Of the citizens Of New York and strangers
to his superior method and peculiar styles he rean in this
place from the usual pue Of the trade and for tangible
proofs Of his skill in rendering CONNIE faus" the human
head divine he bcgs leave refer his friends and
customers. FRANCIS q. BOYLE, No. SO fearlst.
el4.lm- adjoining the Pearl street House.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-06-20
From the Commercial. .4drcaiscr.
Nrw Ynns lime 5

NEW foRk, June ..
The Gotten MQrkct-An important cil
cular, addressed TO planters concerned in
the cotton trade; made lis appearance yes
,erday, and created no small ocgree of
sensation. The unfavorable news Of the
cotton market brought by the CIR at West
cru, has had severe effect upon the mo-
ney market, and it is assumed that the
depression Of price has been produced in
England by powerful aud determined
combination among The manufacturers of
Manchester and elsewhere to force the ar
,icle down and keep it down.
Hence project is preached in the cir
cular to monopolize all the cotton remain.
ing in this country Of the last years ,rop.
and 10 keep ilback from The English mar
ke, until a large profit price can be COM
manded by the American holders.
AS the circular appears anonymously,
we know nothing Of its origin Some of
the morning papers say that it has heen is
sued by the agent Of Humphreys Il Biddlr,
while by others it was regarded Us the
production of person having no authority
to act for the house mentioned, and as is
sued with view of inducing hnlders in
the U. States to hold on 10 their Stocks
until he can dispose Of What he now has
in Liverpool, and on lis way lhi:ber, al
something like present prices.
In either case, we are en,irely opposed
to the proposition. Uuler existing CIR.
cumstanccs, it mi ght. for the lime he
ing, work advautaeeously for the cuun-
try. But at best, it is but an eliorl 10
circumvent one set OF monopulists by auo-
lher. 1t is scheme entirely al war with
the principles Of free trade, and fair indi-
vidual competition, and with whatever
temporary benefit it may be attended. ul-
innate evil will surely be the resul, of
such combinations.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-06-20
Domestic News.

Relief 10 Cotton.-The New York jour
nal of Commerce of the 7lll inst. says: {:
"Circulars have been seut oui by Brvan
g. Humphreys of Philadelphia. Offering
an advance IL 1-2 cents per pound on all
Cotton forwarded to the House Of Hum.
phreys g. Bitldle, with the agreement that
The Cotton shall be held until the dcprc>-
sion is over. They recommend thai the
banks in The various sections OF the Cotton
country, should assist the holders TO make
out the difference between their advance
and the cost. Agents have heen senl out
South, to carry into effect the objects ot
the Circular. 1t is said rha: the United
States Bank is the back bone of the pro-
position.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-06-20

Virginia Ciops.-The Alexandria Ga
zrlle of The 9Th INST. says-"We have
seen genIIemeu, within the last week or
two, from many of The neighborine Coun-
Ties in Virginia-Fairtax, Fauqneir, Lou
doun. Frederick, Shenandoah, Clarke,
&c. SC. The richest grain country in the
Stale--and they all concur in representing
The crops as remarkably fine. and the
wheat fields, especially, as exceedingly
luxuriant The cold weather which has
prevailed, is good for The wheat. and is
helping it very much. The, will begin
cutting wheat IN the James River County
uexr werk-and some of the farmers viii
commence in about two weeks"
The Lexington. Ky. Gazette of the
3Olh ull. says-"Fnom all parts of the
State. and. in TACT. from the whole cnun-
Try. the accounts are most favorable as to
the abundant appearance Of the approach
ing harvest"