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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-24

DosITIvE AND PEREMPTORY ChANCERY SALE
Of of the Mesef ole Estate opposite Dry Dock on
TUESDAY, the a5th day Of June nst by Wm Franklin, No
Broad The attention Of shpbuide and other mo-
chancs well citizens generally Is invited to the sale OF
the ohe late Jehn AMeseoe. suing Williams
burgh having margin Of 1900 fee; upon the east river
This property fronts upon the small bay upon which Il has
long since been determined ferry the city of New
Yorkit being only half mile from the Meseroe Estate -
Dry Dock.
The property consists Of s4 city lots and for the convent
ence OF hrbuiders the blocks bordering the river will b
sold entire the remainder will be sold parcels to suit pucha
sers Duiees AVID dares pggeres and COW stables VIII b
prohb ted IN the sale but every lot IN the proper
~ will positively be sold to close the concern agreeaby to
decree ~ chancy directing the sale and distribution Of the
proceeds among the respective heirs al law.
The turnpike road from Wlamsburgh to Ravenswood
and Haets Cove, with free bridge Bushick Greek
constructing passes through the the line ohh
property.
The sale will be under the directono Of
DAVID CODWiSE, Master In Chancery.
Alter the above will also be sold salt
Newtown Creek the immediate vicinity of these lots the
road running through it.
Also Acre Peat Meadows at Newtewu Long Island
Alss Pew in Dutch Reformed Church Bushwck-al
belonging the of John A. Aeserole under the
decree in Chancery.
Terms Of sale very easy and will be made known day
Of sale.
Liihographic Maps now be had at the sales Room.
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-24
NIB. sturbridge Fire Brick for sale.
wINnnw nLIND MANUFACToRY.


vU,HE respectfully begs 10 inform the public that
n. la. constantly hand large and elegant assortment
az every description the painted transparent washable
do shades consisting OF Italian aad other asdscap Daphi
nous Chinese Architectural and Fancy Blinds. which he
confidently recommend for their beauty strength and great do
rabty they have beea known, with 10 last
from ten fourteen The prices Of the shades including
cords asse rack pues, and 6tngs Tor Windows completes,
vary from 81 and upwards pair Blinds painted ssd fitted
to order by applying 20 GEORGE PLATT, ~ Spruce st.
NIB Country dealers supplied with blinds and BLIND st'ns
mle. any
DRoOKLYN SALT WATER WARM AND COLD
ID BATHS, the South Ferry margin q The East River
MR. GRAY would inform the inhabitants Of Brooklyn and
New York. that his Baths open every day from A. ~
till 10 NJ for Ladies and Gentlemen They are fitted up IN
the approved style Ladies and gentlemen can take warm
baths every dsy The Swimming Bath exclusively for ladies
on Tuesday. and FRIDAY. until r. NJ One bath % cts
tickets Slo0. Cold baths, l2f cents Jell.2m
Z, TRAM IuODs.-Tbs subscriber bsgs leave to iuisen
- hi. friends aud public generally that he has nv on
hand and for sale splendid assortment Of Lsdies an Ms
srhorn Tuscan Braid aud Straw Bounets, all Their vae-
ties and Al low prices can be obtained AZ any her store
A,.o Gyn,emeas and yca,hs double and SINGLE hrmmed
srborrs white eoloreJ and variesate q ~ newest pat
s.t a ssn.., o1sty y. q. BROWN,
ie5.lm' III Nhhss s"ee'' w 'V'"ss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-24
FIRE WORKS.

n3- FOURTH OF JULY.-The subscriber, the old IS.
tabshe agent for the L. s. Laboratory Edges Celebrated
Fire Works) offers T. the public complete assortment
oge and small Fire works. for the approaching celebration
Of the glorious Fourth july consisting Of Rockets OF vaeu
Sizes with Headings Of Gold and Silver RAIN Stars scrpens
Crimson Fires &c. sans Fans Pyramids Palm Trees saxon
and Peruvian Crosses with plain and illuminated centres
Mines Torbons, Hexagens Tranges, VercIes and other
wheels Signal Lights Pigeons, Roman Candles Italian Stream
Snakes Nests Flower Potts. SerPents or Snakes Scroll AID
Pin Wheels Bengolas, Spur Firms Grasshoppers Blue Lights
Terpedoes, Pulling Crackers, &C. sc.
Also, Fire Crackers in boxes Of different sizes.
PARTIES committees Of country merchants, city
vendors Others supplied usual with articles warranted
and at Laboratory fixed prsces H. fVELlN,
ie6 Inn 23I Fulton street. Greenwich.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-24

ID EFRlGERATORs.-J. NJ. LYONS patent safs
II Refrigeraors and Wine Cooler Ware Room No ssdA
Broadway The advertiser having made several important I'M
provements in tie construction Of the above article The
doors opening In front thereby making access TO all the
shelves and admitting the ice BE- 10 proper place with
disturbing the shelves thei coSip On experiment,
the above cle 10 warranted I. the ice long
l,nger than any other Refrigerator
" B-Ceunry merchants, hotel propreors, rcfsctories,
families NC. will find IL TO their interest t. call
The public cautioned against infringing this patent
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-24

INoR sALE-seoch English and American Pig Iron Also
old scrap and iron, old copper bras lead nc
will be sold cheap FOR cash approved paper
Iron ef all kind. and other article. taken storage az the
very lowest terms, BY DANIEL PEI II,
ais Water street
b. sturbridge Fire Brick for sale. f6lm.
r EGHORN HATs-TAYLOR, lac Broadway, corner
of Liberty street. offers the public the choicest sslec
ton of summer Hats double and single brim white
and coor,d that can be found in tins city, Wholesale and
retail jel2-lm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-24

NHEDICATED LoZENGE wAREHoUsE-whcle,sle
v and Retail l06 Nassau street, door above Ann.
Near 10 variee. Of Moderated and pleassre.sng Loren
ce. for sale in lots TO suit purchasers The largest aud best
assortment in America
Ash for shermans Lotenges. jeoy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-24
ONE PRICE HAT STORE.

N1 NEW 0PrOsIIi0N sTokE:-uTeat ], bar 4.
Canal between Varck and Hudson streetrs
shoe of Varick The public
formed that there they find ,nmoth assortment of all
the different kinds ceor and sizes Of ladies' genflemens and
cLdreu boots shoes and slippers Gentenen French and
American make Of CATERS the low price of $3.50 the pair
and warranted and all the different kinds So and 2 boots
Of the fashionable style and all Sizes at No s4 and IA
Canal street JAMES WlGGINS.
NIB No insulting and calling Of customers from the street
allowed at this store BE particular Of the nu,ober 1874
the door. iei3-lm-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-24
A. PASTORS
HAIR OIL,

Or Compound Essential Oil Of Aimond-,
IOR aandru and preventing the hair from com
ing eut or turning grey PRE- pared Ivy ANTONIO PAsTOk
Hair Cutter, l65 Greenwich street, New York
This nimtable Oil has been the product o. twenty ou
OF experience and the last sixteen the city
New York. where have been practising the Hair Cutting sa
siness, and the public may rely H. that
POUND OIL s the whoesomest and best OIL for the hair
makes thick aud long prevents u, falling on or turning
grey and hair has begun turn grey, such anourhe
TO the hair that by II will restore II 10 s nataral color
also prevents hair becoming shaded and hair is
shaded which great Disagreement TO young ladies' and
used for short time will restore IL to its natural color siea
the seur and keep the head and HAIR clean promotes eyebrow
and whkcrs. liberal discount made 10 wholesale psrcha
A. fhSlOh,.
es Greenwich street, ~
pr;,e so cents per bottle, highly perfumed e2llm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-24

Gs Z REwARD-DEEDs LOST The above reward
spO will be paid person Who will deliver Al the ohce
81 THOMAS WARNER, Attorney at Law, 100 Nassau't
small parcel containing two Deeds, which we're sent from
England in April last aud have TO this city by ZONE p
subsequent to the last voyage Of the steamer Liverpool ssa
parcel Is either directed John Baker al Mrs Graon %
Fulton street Brooklyn or to the British Consul, New
York Any person able 10 give information IN RELATION
TO said parcel will be suitably rewarded BY applying IS asove
asd will by doing confer favor the parties interested
B.-The Deeds Of value 70 any person but the
owner =. thew ar, mot executed. ie22-3r
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-24

-. NEW YORK TATTLKsALLs.-Ths
D. NJ regular sales by ton, al this we'll known
NHSsSA Enlistment Of Horses, Carriages, &C.. eond-
~& III nue. to take place every Monday, at II
O'Clock, throughout the year
The regular sale will take place Monday, July lst,
IL o'clock commensns with Carriages Harness. and at
II O'Clock the sale Of Horses will commence.
Gentlemen having Horses to dispose Of requested ~
make early application, good number tho
catalogue be offered unless register
ed time number the catalogue for which purpose
will be kept open till Saturday. 10th June ats M
GEO. w. MILLER
Successor to j. w. Watson, 446 Broadway.
s. private saleOne pair Of very fine black horses,
do do bay horses; very fne single horses.
Aso-Cariages and among them avery handsome
imported Cabriole belonging to His Excsncy the Minister
Of France sold only he leaving the United States
a24y OWN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-24

- GOOD NEWS. Old Bo,s Richards y o,of LAO
aE5 Canal st. have opened their fashionable mammoth
Boot aud Shoe Store through to Greenwich 81 with good
trance Greenwich door frem Canal well calculated Far
ladies' misses aud children. Their assertnnt and fashions
eqaaed and prices low $40 Canal street. Of the
largest Boot in the world. el-lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-24
HEALTH.
SALT WATER BAT HIS

For tho Castle Garden and at the foot Of Dcsbross
street, Sd Pier south ofCanal street, North River
m,3O-3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-24

SAErs BOOTS, BOOTS. BOOTs-AT WALKER
G9 co.'s, zoo Canal Il, cor Of Hudson st-Just re
ceved 600 pairs Of gents summer dress boots the snomest
article that has offered the public with steel and brass
plates the heels prices 81 80 aud So pair Gents
CATERS and high cut walking shoes from 81 $500 per
fashionable article suitable fer hot weather LADIES' misses
and chdens boots buskn shoes Of all coors sorts szes and
hons prices 5os Toe and 81 PAIR Gents French and
chdrens boots Don't mistake. Walker 900 Canal
Hudson and 1885, the Greenwich street. the
old stands, 226 and $50 ny24.lm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-24

Political economists frequently differed what was
fair, and the time, the sures measure Of value b
who had graveIy recorded
his opinion that the nominal article sold for
any Of its actual value Such notion would b
deemed great falacy, that its statement paper og
cal deduction would its absurd and yet those in
dua who about from store to another for the
which they be furnished with articles Of food and raj
ment, Of course commit still greater, because
practical absurdy, han speculative philosopher would
do, who down in his closet arau. from such false
premises The would merely be Laughed visionary
scemer but the otheris deemed TT only graduate the
philosophers Of Laputa who contemplated making deal boards
Of Sawdus and extracting sunbeams from cucubes Ia
king that most ea articles - this dressing age,
whether flock, riding, the kind called" top"
matters not and hsw different elements, all Of which
Isl There j, the raw rial and secondly the quality Of
the dye used and the degree by the
self evident must vary much the wind, weather,
woman caprice; and 2dy when into the hands VI s
mngs and last though not least the seiep6e qualifications
which the artist may possess, who Is TO send u into this
breathing world not :. thing Of shred. and Pache but =.
dsecate the human forms. Other could be addueed
that in at least many things which the world al
large thinks not Of should be taken into consideration before
its actual value be If these principles
based truth, what folly Is then, for to their
shoe leather running after finding out talos
who charge low nominal price, when is evident that sst
the Of cheapues They should entirely disregard
price but the time, they should examine the MATERIAL
the standing Of the oft; the
skill Of the cutter and above ALL pay especial attention 10 the
Of the man, give the finishing touch
TO ,ha, which in is native simplicity the sheep, bat
proper aud scientific Of labor has been given
IL, Is capable Of adding dignity and beauty to the
- noblest work Of Cod
n this train reasoning should happen convince any OF
the bargain buyers that estimate articles by dollars aud cent?
alone they advised forthwith to visit the Of
PHILLIPS, No. o6 WILLIAM srRrET and ascertain BY the
evidence OF their eyes II the articles Of dress made BY
him. not equal IN quality, durability cut and workmanship
any produced by the most fashionable house, in Broadway
Having satisfactorily solved th. problem, they compare
their several nominal prices and be convinced that although
price Is not the Of cheapnes. PHILLIPS SYSTEM -
for although imports the best article and employs none but
the best workmen he nevertheless sells for ready money at 70
per less than charged b. those who do business the
old and exploded credit system n2s-3m
ID EFRlGERAToRs.-J. NJ. LYONS patent Safe
II Refrgerators and Wine Cooler Ware ROOM No. ssda
Broadway The advertiser having made several important I'M
in tie construction Of the above article The
doors opening In trout thereby making TO all the
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-24

ID GARD A the Walton Mansion House, No326 Pearl street,
ID Franklin Square, at SO so per weekThe location
trial. and il Of the most pleasant resorts in this
city Young doing business down town, gentlemen and
their wives will find at the above place comfortable home
Rooms to let at the above house without board
Also, splendid Hall for masonic, odd fellows and other
lodges referees. committees musical parties &C. lelllm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-24
T,HE NEW YORK STATE STOCK SECURITY

TIVE NEW YORK STATE STOCK SECURITY
Il BANK.-Ths institution, winch is conducted by single
individual (M L. Bouneoux issues circulating notes, reg
tered at the Compoler office al Albany, which wholly
secured by the pledge certificates Of New York State Stock
deposited adysscc Ito the exclusion Of any other Kind s
curiy into the hds OF the Comptroller IN trust for the
c purpose expressed in the body OF the certificates and
the book of anser) of redeeming The notes issued, h
need be. The bills of this institution therefore be demo-
minated With perfect TRUTH fractional parts Of the public debt
o this stahe issue thereof being thus (under the
sion Of the Comproler authorized by the General Banking
Law creates thereby circulating medium equal TO
sting giving the bill holder the security Of the State Of
New York itelffor the redemption Of the potes jel4.s
o. u REWARD. Lost, atiaOys Lap-Doe, the trgncn
I'D poodle bre d He Is quite white, ort ears with hoie
IN EACH Whoever will bring him 80 Nassau street. will re-
ccive the above reward 223r
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-24

WEDDING AND VISITING CARDS.-Engrased in a
wv and approved stye engraved plates,
with the utmost neatness the highly enameed porcelain
Cards which, for whitenes and brancy Of polish, cannot he
exceed All orders promptly attended 10 at VALENTINES
Fashionable Gard Engraving and Printing E,Nshment, 81
john street. corner o fWIism street tu4- I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-24
j. stonr,. water FILTERS.

90 -. d. HARRISON, Dentist, formerly - Bar
clay street. has removed TO No 60 Warren street. aud do
from West Broadway. myl6-3n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-24
CHEAP CASH CLOTH STORE,

AT No. 20 Maiden Lane,
90 WHERE may be found by the piece or yard suPe-
rior Assortment Of fine and priced Broadclohs, Habit
Cloths Cassineres Summer Stuff, Velvets, Vesnss Trim
invs &c &c The subscriber will offer the above at very
low prices for cash. dispose Of his entire stock pre-
vious 10 August will then he obliged from
his present stand m2sLsm ISAAC I. THAYER.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-24

0y- SYLVESTER NEW REPORTERAND COUN
TERFEIT DETEcTORis TO the Herald the very best
and NEST useful publication extnt to the e business
is excellent advertising medium, and the charges are
sonasle IL published every Tuesday morning by sfLvES
TER CO.. 1856 Broadway e7s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-24

MILITARY AND FIREMEN's CAPs-MLITARl
Itl HORSE EQUIPMENTS, Leather Gun Cases, Game
and Shot Bags Cartridge Boxes Belts scabbard and KNAPP
sacks All the above articles Wholesale and Retail at literal
price-ae, franks Vaces, Carpet bags Hat Boxes and
every thing in his line Of business.
HENRY g. GRATACAP,
500 Broadway, between White and Walker streets.
~ B. Companies about forming, both Military and Femen,
he furnished with Caps at the shortest notice my 4sm
MINERAL WATERS from Saratoga and White sulphur
v SpaThe Subscribers have received from the Con
gress Putna and Walton Springs al Saratoga, full supply
of Water in quart and pint bottles
Also having made arrangements with the proprietor Of the
White sulphur Springs Of Virginia for constant supply Of
this water and having received invoice Of the same
prepared orders left at either Of their stores
RUSHTON 4 ASP1NWALL,
SO William st, ITO Broadway and 10 Aston House.
Soda and seidz Water kept in bottles heretofore for
family use or expectation. my29-lm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-24

n - EXCURSION TO KEYPUHT, NEW Jtr
CRf sey, near Midlletown Peint, county Of Mon
8t1E<zza.z3- mouth.-The and elegant Steamboat
WAVE, Captain Oliver Vanderbilt, will commence making
Excursions Keypo every Sunday by leaving the foot OF
Rvington street, East River, at o'clock A. Nj the foot OF
Spring street. North River AT 81 and the foot Of Vesey street
Nsrh River, at o'clock, A. M Stopping at Fort Hamiton
Long Island and sgons Dock Staten Island, Princes
Bay Lighthouse; and returning will leave Kyport at
o'clock Segons Dock 81 and Fort Hamilton Dock at o'clock
p. M. Fare 25 cents each way. ASSN
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-07-31
Marshall of the day,
his Aids.
A. AZ
Eyom he Albanv DAILY Advertiser

High Life aboue Stairs or a Sample Of Van Buren,
Dc1a0crdcv circumstances OF MIR, Van Buren's
dining aLqh at Hudson instead of partaking Of the
homely fare that was provided for his democratic
fellow citizens below on the occasion OF his recent
visit 10 that city, reminds me of the contrast had an
opportunity Of Witnessing at Oswego, a few years
since between the lofty bearing of that ponpous de-
magoguc, and the true republican habits of several
of our most respectable citizens, whose wealth might
have been considered sufficient to ene them 10 The
cognomen, and warranted their assumption of the
style and exclusiveneSs OF Aristocrats
On the occasion referred 10, Van Buren, was at
Oswego, and there happened TO be congregaied at
the same time at the Welland House. The principal
hotel in the village, the late veneraed PATRON of this
city, in company with a daughter and neice, A.
Varics, Esq. OF Utica, MIR. Champion, Of Rochester
together with several other gentlemen of the same
standing in society, all of whom, except the demo-
cTatie Mr.. Van Buren,, dined in company with the
guests OF the house, at the table dhoe" and min
gled with their fellow citizens in social and
pretending style; while the Vice President was
served atcft in splendid style, in company with
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-07-31
From The Wasbjnpfon Giob.


r" The power Of the sword has always been
subservient 10 that of the purse, and he who pays
best, either in wages or plumber, will always find
instruments to aid him in subjugating his fellow
creatures Soldiers cith bayosis or rotcrs nth BAL
lots, ii is all The same: and whether il be to over
throw the liberties of manki d by force, or under
mine them BY corruption, money is the great and
potent instrument in modern times."-gx
This is the doctrine of the official Journal II
was the doctrine of General Jackson He always
acted upon II, Mr.. Van Bnren acted upon 1t, when
he accused the people of his native State of having
been "bought by the Banks" Governor Marcy
avowed il, when he made rally for the "spoiIs Of
victory Soldiers or voters, says Blair, they may
all be bonshl Money controls the ballot box as
well as the bayone! II is very certain that the
Globe has enjoyed opportunities of knowing that, TO
certain extent, this may be true; but it should
hardly reason from its venality to that of the
community. Mr.. Blair has been bought for $780,
600 year. This was in the time of high prices
We have no doubt that he would be well satisfied
in the present year with much smaller SUNNY
Courier
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-07-31

Aneedoie Of DR.. adam Ciarke.-Among the qnes-
tons always asked before admission, the following
Are you in debt ~ Though rather whimsical Incl
dent, this question likely to have puzzled and
nonplused Mr.. Clarke. Walking in the street one
morning with preacher, poor man asked half.pen
n.y. MIR Clarke had none, but borrowed ono from the
preacher who was walking with him. The preacher
happening to 60 on, of town. he could not see him
during the day TO repay him this small sum. When
he stood up with the others he knew what say
when the question, Are you in debt 7" should be pro-
posed. He thought "lf say am in debt, they will
ask me how muchi When say owe one hall. penny,
they will naturally suppose me to be fool If say
am not IN debt, this will be lie; for owe one half
penny and am as truly under the obligation pay as
Il the sum were twenty pounds, and while | owe that
cannot consistently with eternal truth, say that
not IN debt" lie was most completely within
the horns OF dilemma; and which to take he knew
not and the question being put to him before he could
have time to make up his mind" Mr., Clarke, are you
in debit he dissolved the difficulty in moment, by
answering, /" Not one penny"
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-07-31

Non-commIfai - Who sthruck Jun Patterson
who sthruck jim Patterson I" demanded a wee voter
from the land Of turf aud glory, elbowing himself
through the crowd assembled at the poll, and ntnaug
a bloody nose and black eyes TO any one who dared TO
use the first person singular number in his reply
/" ounly show the man who knocked down jim
Patherson'-and his little red hands resolved them.
selves into fists, and HIS lutte voice struggled IN from hi.
belly in sttemptto he deep-"ounly show me the man
that knocked down jim Patterson" "Iknocked him
down. said voter stepping from the crowd, and
wha, have you TO say about II 7" by my sowl, and
yer DID like man." replied our Mars bowling very
eourfeousy,
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-07-31

A Thorough Faced Seoundrel.---We have been
requested to say something more than we did in our
paper yesterday, in relation to the villain Sampson,
committed on the 18th inst. to the Jail Of this city, on
a charge of bigamy. His name is Hollis A. Samp-
son. Of small stature good looking apparently about
26 years old. He has been the tenant oil several
jails in this Stale and in Ohio, for his numerous
crimes he has been guilty of perjury grand larce-
ny, and passing counterfeit money; and to consum.
mate and show forth his entire depravty, he has
broken the peace and happiness of several families
by marrying into them. In addition to the two cases
which have taken place in this city in the short pc.
rod Of two months, are informed that he has one
or two wives in Rochester, now living, another in
Utica, one in Albany, and yet another in Columbus,
Ohio---B Buffalo Journal.