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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-28
GRANDJE AN's COMPOsITION
HUMAN HAIR

GREAT success and great reputation proof that In
NJ article the only OF the kind which produces esoA
Effects end useful to the human hair The article carries
with IL its recommendation, and
that host Of ,mitatious with which this city abousAA
Irs evAIrrUs-On the first day Of its sprlcadoa bepas
to act in preventing the HAIR from turning gray.
BY its dry and wssk hair will be rendered rsax p.b,
brilliant and curly.
BY employment, heads entirely bald viii r-psssbsS
with hair
valuable specific for,a Of the skis hsi
Thos persons who Of false hair during
ment be Supplied at the establishment of A. O. J., No
Barclay street. wbsre will be found extensive e
Wigs Toupees nc. &c Of manufacture which ~
surpassed the u States The great sale Of thee articles
has enabled Mr.. Grsndesn 10 On the price 50 70 elA
No. Barclay street, corner Broadway sS-imsb
A RTIFICIAL !TEETH-without Clasps, Lig,twsss &c.
n from single tooth 10 full and complete hs ps
cipe Of atmospheric pressure by N. LkVETT Deatst No
400 broadway, cor. Of Warren street
From NJ. Y. Commercial Advcrtiserl
90" friend at elbow requests to notice sous
teeth he had inserted BY Dr. Lev Of No 900 Broadway
to state hs ep,ire satisfaction, not oply with regard ne
teeth themselves bu, the In which this asue~ts
operation performed.
Dr. Leve,t has been too long fore the public a. he il
PRODUCER 81 the AimcpAsrc Pressure principle requps
syllable from sey94- mis-.
A THENEUM H0TEL.-The subscriber 10 pr,sar.A Ia
n receive applications from families, and reuleusn viA-
ing board during the winter season.
sN w. EDWARD wINDVsr.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-28

FREE TRADING Combinatio.-on's
and Illinois LiUs trsusport Merehsso'se
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-28

PROPRIETORa

PROPRIETORa
CHAaLks 4. LITTLE Co. O the Erie Canal
Z A. MecuLlr. Commercial Line on the Ohio canal.
BAsEEs, OArMAN 4 Co, Agents on the Lakes.
J. M soUTHwtcK, IL Coenties Slip, Agent.
Leaves from No. ~ Coenes Slip daily by White BAKERS
Line Tor Troy, and BY Canal Boats the first class from Troy
to Buffalo.
dollars.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-28

SrR,-I request you will permit me, Through the
nediam Of the Heaald, acquaint the authorities OF
the city, the directors of its mercantile institutions
and other parties who may have received duplicates
Of the appended notification, that the experiment
therein Led for tomorrow, will not take places
the lessee Of Castle Garden Directing to the terms
e nv invitation to the Public and being willing to
nav any reasonable demand for the of his premi
ses cannot consent for restrictions admission
which, at too late hour to be, the proprietor re-
quires Sir, your obedient servt,
JOHN LIVINGSTON.
Septeunber u 1889. So Franklin street"
{C- The public are respectfully informed that
purpose to demonstrate. at Castle Garden, IN TINS
city, on Saturday the 18th instant, that buildings
may be secured from destruction, by fire. by means
inerpensipe, ready and simple in its application, and
efectuGl for the purpose.
That invention, so necessary TO tins great coun-
try and so long a dessderdtum with the world,
will obtain the attention Of scientific and professional
gentlemen, and other parties interested by SO imPor
tant an object will, trust, be evidenced by such
persons favering with their presence, at foar
o'clock, p. M. on the day named herein, at which
tne, to the moment, shall subject, to the test OF
Gre model house Of timber, defended by the !" hre
preventive plaster
Free adm ission to gentlemen leaving their own
card of address at the entrance, and no person VINO
shall not have complied with that condition Will De
admitted to the garden on the occasion.
john LEvINGsrON, DO Franklin ~.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-28

h6ELlORATION CHURCH, in Centre Hall, corner Of
Iv1 Centre Market and Grand street-Tomonow meet
lag will be held for the purpose of .rdcsng and
tablishing the principles Of truth
In the morning Rev. Ep,seoraan and Rev Unver alst
will illustrate the Text Rich and Lazarus In the
afternoon tie Mormone will show the beauties Of their Bible,
the honesty of Jno Smith Co.. and the wisdom of King the
oeggar' aud in the evening The Text Matt % 2sd the sth
Rev. learned Divine, are requested 10 attend and illustrate
the text for the benefit Of the people.
NB-To commence at half es half three and half
past the evening Females admitted free Vocal
SIC ractced in the Hall hour prior the general meetings
for the beneGt Of earners sz6 IL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-28
Packets 20 Depart,

Packets 10 Depart.
LONDON.
Mediator, Champlin, Oci.l
b. Queen, lS) Roberts, Oct l
Wellington, Chadwick. Oct 10
LIVERPOOL
Columbus, Chopper, Oct I
. Warrington, Burrows, Oct7
HAvRK.
Charles Carroll, Lee, Oct. ]
Albany, Johnston, Oct 8
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-28

Ns-MR BRISTOW.-Let all bad writers look at
his advertisement. $40 I'm
DILL OF FARE, of JOHN LEWIS Hsuse Of Refreshment
- Newt Buildings Of Fulton and Nassau streets.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-28

NSr D ,UntD ace, 6ne rivr.nce Brsd Bonnsss
~ 10 40 PLAN Esssh Straw DC, ius received and Cor ss,
on ibersl .srus ~ l. SMITH Ce
auf ams Ito pcarl ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-28

Two LETA small Office neatly fitted up Or an Rsch.sgs
Oce, Cor which has been oceupied and foe which,
Who has the necessary facilities Is a. ssbie stus
ten-beng IN great hovoushfaren the vicinity Of two
ferries the depot ofte Consecticst and Bostcu steamboats,
Mr.. &c. Apply at No. Pechslip. s3Ad
- TEAM ENGINE MACHINERY.-JAMEs FROST,
~ Manufacturer Of steam Eagses Hydrosxsc aid Screw
Presses Turning and Screw Cutting Latbes, On se~ and
highly improved principle Flaming Drilling and Borng Ma
chncry, al kinds Of Engines Tso., Tobacco and Csttne
Engine, Screws for Cotton Presses, H.. nc
Blocker street, corner OF Me csr, ". ".
BA four horse steam Esgiae for sale low. anlsf.is
- OF the very qusy Of cut nai stlcw prices,
~l eoasrlt their own BY calling the subscriber
(preyo 10 eisswhere and will always Bd GOO
as.ortrnsat JOHN A. NEwBOULD,
a, alns. No. srfsu 81
nLAYINg CAKDr-Essle. TAR the kigI r.. Nsry An
doe AND sAls aAe~ n Crshores for sAe
ky PRHssE BRSOks.
40, al Libers suect
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-28

A NEW DIsCOvERY-re advertiser has discovered am
"A inlhbie rencdy for all secondary and primary
csrter iisease which BOT known any other Physician
the Unites st.e. lie pledges himself 20 thu rrms
~ n'from 10 10 dsys and the scccosdsry Uch Ulcers-
ted lis thr,sts ke 10 from 20 70 10 days. charge
will be made no, even Tor Medicine unless complete cure
effected Tho.e DESTROYS 10 test the reth Of these facts
may do 30 by calling At the o6ce is5 Hudsonstr..t
sfQ twtss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-28

will be his establishment every style,
all hours during the day, and aa IL O'clock NJ He
also prepared to supply families at their residen es either
opened the SHE'LL the reasonable
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-28

4 PASTOR, HAIR CUT ssR, LOO Greenwich street,
Pastor takes this opportunity intern the putlic
after long experience in his business he has formed compost
ton called
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-28

OUNDAY ATLAS DOUBLED.--The Sunday Morning
~ AtaIwll be published tomorrow double its usual size at
the old Pricethree cents only II will contain full and in.
erestng account Of the burning OF the National Theatre
French Butch and African Church, &c &c.-with splendid
Wood Cutsalso full expose fhe Police sy temhe
cIusoa Of Julius Intelligence
mst be handed in at early hour to
insertion in the double sheet. s28 IT.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-28
3Olcs2

SuGAR-There still degree OF Inactivity evinced in this
market The sales of all descriptions reach about 500 hh and
600 bis only 6as for Porto Rice sa9 for ST. CroI 81 for
New Orleans, Havana Brown 7as White do liall4 At
New Orleans the 10th inst, there but little doing
prizes remained the for ror to 4a5l prime
6a64 extra prime Al Boston, prices have undergone de-
cline excepfo strictly prime. About 500 bxs Havana and
Trinidad found buyers at stae low qualities 7la7a 100 his
Porto Rico 73as at auction, a lot brought 7ta7a.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-28

Price 81 assorted Goods from NeW York.
To Buffalo, soc Newark, o. 81 80
Rochester, 90 Waterloo to Ports
Cleveland, o. ~ mouth, do so
Akron, do 81 30 Huron 10 Detroit, do l
Massillos, do IS Beyond Detroit to
Dover, do so Michigan City, so
Dryden, do 90
RELIANCE LINE via. Philadelphia and Pittsburg. by
Iron Boats without stop transfer from Philadelphia to r
burg heavy goods 81 75c light from Philadelphia to
Pittsburgh. T. SOUTHWICK, Agent,
s26-8t+ IL Ccenteis Sin.
4 Mt HUMBUO STOVES AT No. 1853 Water street
"A article In the Stove line just made its debut in
Water sreet-and simple in it's that be
managed b. the latest domestic from the Emerald
e without first acquiring practical knowledge Of eng
neerng Cali and SCI them. E.P.LOW &Co.
s28 eodlmt No. 90 Water street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-28

BRITISH QUEENM
LHOR SALE, the two best State Rooms in the Saloon
Il of the British Queen, Mes. 1886 and 1880 These
berths were expressly engaged for Madame Celeste who
by from crossing the Atlantic the
present voyage.
Apply at the Herald Office, or the agents,
Messrs WADSWORTH SMITH,
s26-3t Ma a Joues Lane.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-28

M ANrEL ORNAMENTs-Ju.t received, . great VA
w rety Of ksutsl Ornassepts consisting OF Bronrsd and
Gilt 9vcsdcies, With rich p~sms alec French Gilt Cande
ebra together uh sres, variety Of Bronsed and Berlin
ros Ornaments sseh Gard Racss Vases Therrometsrs
uA stand SON E~ys- stc~ss sAsos-. &c Ae
u ". DELEvAN,
.lay A, M1dsn Lace.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-28

DHCkWHEAT CAKES, al Pattipson's Coffee Saloon,
ing
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-01-17

or to organize band Of Office holders to man.
age elections, or to ntmidate, or corrupt, or in
huence editors. In the presence Of Washing
ton, the man who should have given utterance
to the suggestion of such a system, would have
shrunk into absolute nothngness by wither-
ing look, which would have branded him as the
ioulest OF traitors TO his country.
There was pure atmosphere then in the
regions of the halls and official residences OF
the government. Men breathed freely then,
and thought and acted as (reemen, who held
their liberties in their own hands, and not at
the mercy Of rulers;.a and the first attempt to
trample upon thf2n would have taught usurp,
ers the lesson--"who would be free, themselves
must strike the blow Let the young men oil
the present day read he history of the admin.
istration Of Washington, SO iorclbly and truly
written out in the pages Of Marshall 1t will
purify them from thousand vague general.
ties. 1t will recall them to the great principles
on which the go ,ernment was originally fra
med. 1t will teach them the utter worthless
ness ofall mere political theories, and the inva
liable authority of experience. 1t will teach
them that no republic can be well or wisely
governed, except by men Of high intellect
comprehensive knowledge, incorruptible integ
rity, and disinteresed patriotism. 1t will
teach them that the demagogues is the wors
enemy of the people, and his kindred character
courtier, is the worst enemy of the monarch
1t will teach that the truest course of ambition
is not 10 be found in its favors and its honors
but upon the solemn JUDGEMENTS ofthe wise anC
good, upon the distant praises whose voice
speaks from the hearts Of millions, and Civ,
back from the tomb the deep echoes of its OWL
Ithankfulness.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-01-17
UNCLE SAM.
From tie New York Quarterly Repiew,
ADMINISTRATION OF WASHINGTON

A generation has passed away since Wash
ington closed his political life; and when we now
view all the acts of his administration, the
measures which he adopted, the principles
which he avowed, and the resolutions upon
which he acted, to make the patronage and OH
GERS subseryient TO the interests Of the whole
and not surrender them to the base
and grovelling, and corrupting influences Of
power; when we review these things, we can
not but confess ourselves struck with reVer-
entail awe Of his transcendant purity and great
ness. lie gave no Office whatsoever, except to
merit and for merit--to private virtue, and for
acknowledged talent, and for the public good.
He considered the patronage Of the government
as sacred trust, created for the good oil the
whole people, and to be employed for the good
of the whole. 1t never entered his head 10
conceive, that the time could ever possibly ar
rive in this free land, in which the patronage
Of the government should be employed to bring
down the people to the footstool of their rulers
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will be discontinued until all arrear
DO soe'cp pd except at the option Of the publisher.
ages arc yrs inserted at per square,
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MUSEU M 8.

Antique collections Unnatural curioslties Hip
pocentaur ;--Museum ofthc Emperor Angus
tus;--Ancient modes Of preserving perlsha-
bic substances ;---Egyptian method OF EN-
balming ;--Cere cloths ;--Remains OF King
Edward I.--Menageries Origin and pro-
gress of modern cabinets ofcuriosltes;--
Museum Tradescantinum; --Kemp's Muse
um-Brtis Museum.
Natual productions Of uncommon form OF
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-01-17

T, tse Editors ofhe .NeU York ,Erpress-the
- cam, an paper my old friend Mr. Dwight print
ed a spell ago. .....
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-06-06

AN IRoS STEAMBOAT FROM LONDON
The steamer Robert +. Stockton, built in
England for the Delaware and Rariian Canal,
arrived here yesterday from London. She
had long passage, having left on the Sth Of
April. The Robert +. Stockton came from
London to New York without the aid of
steam. Her sails brought her here. We
nrc told that she is the ir.t iron vessel of the
kind ever seen here; although large iron
steamboat is now building at Pittsburg.-
The London steamer is built entirely of iron,
the pieces being riveitcd toge!hcr-is rated
I5 5tons, and is II eet long. while her breadth
at midships is only 10 feet. 1t was this dis
proportion which caused the voyage to be
considered so hazardous. The steam engine
is placed at the stern, which Captain Crane
considers al advantageous mode of con-
struc,ion in steamboats, intended Tor the open
sea. The Post learns, that her departure
from London was looked upon as an act OF
great tcmcrty in Captain Crane, whose sue.
cess. however. has fully justified his reliance
on his own skill and the capacity of his yes
sci 10 brave the storms OF the Atlantic. "
York Express.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-06-06

The Senate Of Connecticut on Tuesday
afternoon concurred with the House OF Rep
resentaiives. in the appointment Of the Hon.
THADDrUs Brrrs u. S Senator. The vote
IN that body stood, for Belts, (Whg) IL
:herman, lWhig) |; Ingcrsoll, (I.oco) 3.
Though Connecticut would have been
proud of the election Of Mr.. Sherman as
Senator in Congress, yet she may also well
be- proud of the election Of such man as Mr..
Belts. lie is a gentleman of distinguished
talents and worth, and every way worthy of
the support and confidence of the Wings
lie will do honor to the Statc.-[ Hartford
C0urdnt.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-06-06
UNEAAMPLED
Mammoth Scheme.

ruNIiE following details Of Scheme Of Lot
i. teIy, TO be drawn IN Deceuhcr nsxt, var
rants u ia declaring il TO he lNPAkALLELED
in the history Of Lotteries. Plies To tile amount
have never before been offered 10 the public. II
is true, there are many blanks, but the other
hand, extremely low charge OF $50 per ticket
the Value aud Numbers of the Capitals, aud
the revival Of the good old custom Of warranling
that every prize snail be drawn aud Sold, will.
We are sure give universal Satisfaction, and es-
peciay to the SiA Hundred Prize Holders.
10 those disposed TO adventure, we recon-
mend early application being made 10 us for
tickels-whrn the prizes dre all sold, blanks only
remain-the first buyers have the best chance
We, therefore, emphatcally say--DELAY
NOT but at once remit and transmit TO Us your
orders, which shall always receive our iinmedi-
ate attention. Letters 10 be addressed, and APP
pllcation made 10 SYLVESTER & CO,
1876 broadway, New York.
sDp Observe The number, i56.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-06-06

MELANCHOLY AccIDENT At NIAGARA
FALLs.-Wc learn from the Buffalo Com.
mcrcial of Monday, that DIR. Ilungcrlord, of
Troy. was instantly killed that morning at
the Falls of Niagara. In company with
Lindsey, tho guide, he had descended the
Blddlc stair case on the American side, and
was standing near the water, when mass OF
rock, weighing several tons, fell from the
bank above, height of sore 80 feet, di-
rcc,ly upon him. Lindsey suffered severe
confusion on his left arm, but was not other.
wise injured.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-06-06
BRIGHTON MARKET-Monday, June
(Reporled for the Boston Patrot)

At market 345 Cattle, including stores, &c
yoke Working Oxen,4i Cows and Calves, ,22j
Sheep, l2S Swine.
PRIcEs-B,sf Cahle-There was decline
from last weeks prices. Several cattle left
unsold. We quote first quality from $S, Is a
50; second quality So Sc so; third quality
81 80 a SO.
Uorking Oren-Sales slow. We notice
but few yoke sold at $95, Sll0, 5l2S, and
$l35.
Co,ps and Caipes-Continue dull. We mo-
ice sales at $25, S35, $38, $40 S42A and
$50. A very handsome Cow from John Tidd's
farm az Lexington sold for S75.
!Shesp-Sold at S3, $3.50 and 81.
.Sicme-At retail, from 8 IL. One lot
sold to close very large one, "a 81.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-06-06

DFArH OF Mr.. LEseErr.-We learn from
the N. Y. Evening Star, that Mr.. Leggctt,
late Editor Of the Plain Dealer, is dead. lie
had long been i'll with the liver complaint,
and finally sunk under it. lie was vigorous
writer, possessing more talent than judgment,
but as poet and literary man he held a dis.
tinguished rank. lie was for several yenrs
Editor of the Evening Post. and few days
since received an appointment abroad from the
u. S. Government.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-06-06
PORT OF NEWPORT.
CLEARED,

Brig Poland, Gardner, Havana.
Srhr. Example, Comery, New Bedford.
DO. Alexander NJ, Pratt I'd, Picrou, n. y,
Sloop Emily, Reynolds, Providence.
DO. Annawnn, Chase, do.
DO. Active, Bloomer, New York.
ARRIVALS.
THURSDAY, Mny 30th-arr. Three mastcd schr. Sarah
Helen Chase, from Albany, with lumber to the master.
Slo0ps AnBawnn, Chase, and Charles Ash, from New
Nork.-FHme, Folger, from Nantucket
FRIDAY, May 3lst--arr. Schrs. CONVOY, Baker, from
Providence Tor Boson.Franklin Greene, Waite, from
do brig Nirgininn, Burgess. from Somerset for Will
Three Brothers Stewart, from Fail
River for New Iork.-Mnrtha, small, from \. Bedford
for Hartford
SATURDAY, June lst.-nrr. Sloops Helen, Rogers, I'm
Providence for New York Willard, Willard, from
Bristol, for do.-Exce Gladdnp, from do. for do.Me
rdian Pitmnn, from Full River for do
SUNDAY Jurc 2d--arr Schrs. Baltic, Hooper, from
Calais, aud Dodge IIeaiy, Eaton, ON Camden Me-
Morning Star, Nickerson from bath.
MONDAY, June 3i.-Sch'r. Olympus, Slocum, from
New Icdiord for Albany. .-Amty, somcp, from Rich
mond
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-06-06

vVNIIE concern of b. WOOD & co. will
expire by limitation on the 1st Of Au-
gust next, which makes it incumbent upon
them to insist upon an immediate settlement
Of all outstanding accounts. Those who
have any accounts against them, will please
present the same previous to the time of linn.
tuition, and the accounts due them, (B. Wood
g. Co.) not settled at that time, will be hand
ed over COR collection.
The signatures of b. WOOD, or f. GRAY
under the name of b. WOOD g. co. will be
used for the settlement of all accounts.
Ncwport June Ist-6th, 1850.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-06-06
TO Let,


For those who wish to purchase, at Pri-
yate Sale
Gw4 TIE convenient valuable Dwelling
'Isavi,A House, and lot Of land, beautifully
sIs M situated in Broad street, on the East
A.''-ASs. side and near the North end. late
the residence Of Isaac Stall. Attached TO tho
House il a large garden with fruit trees, shrub
berry. &c--a large yard and stable, and good
well Of water. At very triiling expense the
dwelling house may be put in the first rate Order
and so remain for many years-ii moi immediate
ly sold will be rented.
Also, the Estate directly South, with large
Dwelling House and Shop suitable for carpen-
ter or mechanic Of any kind, with large green
yard and excellent garden, with a number Of
fruit trees aud never failing well Of good water.
The shop may be altered to Dwelling House al
a small expense. e.-Onc tenement in the above
will be rented.
Also, the Dwelling House and lot of land at
the head Of Broad street and fronting South, with
the lot Of land attached to it, consisting of gar
den aud yard very pleasantly situated. w arrnn-
lee deeds of each OF the above Estates will he
given and credit with good security if required
[I'he lower part SAID House and garden 10 rent.
Apply to Isaac STALL, Taunton, Mass.
SrEPnEN DEBLoIs, Newport, r. l..
ISRAEL +. LAKE, do do
WILLIAM Corr, do do
j. BAILEY HALL, MddIeiown, do
Also for SALE one first rate Chase. one sion,
second hand ditto. both Of which will be sold
much less than their worth by
Newport, May SOL WILLIAM Corr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-06-06
Married.,

In this town on Sunday evening Inst, by the Rev Mr.
Howard, Mr.. William lIurse of Pumptown, n. Jersey
to Miss Alice Ann Munro Read, daughter OF Mr.. lsanc
Read of this town.
In New York Sunday evening 2Cih ut. by the
Rev Henry n. Davis Mr. Milton Hall to Mrs. Mary r.
Taber, both of this town.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-06-06

CorroS MANufAcTrRg AT LowELL.-Ac-
cordlng To n statement published in the
Mc,hucn Gazette, the quantity Of cotton
cloth manufactured by eight companies IN
Iowcll. IN the week ending 9th April last,
was !. .227 ,5G6. yards. and IN the following
week i2i2276 yards. This is equal to G',
OCO COO yards per apnum. The Mcrrimnck
aud Lawrence Mills manufacture about 2l0,.
600 yards ,vch per week.