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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-20

. lso 80 . 9 . c . . o .
Z, allie they were debating on what course TO pur'
sue this valuable emission Of paper Money
two men enterered the apartment and began To
buster considerably about the hbsrty that utter
strangers were taking nth their trunk. The officers
asked IL they claimed the ownership in the trunk
and its contents and being answered In the afirms-
tive, they were taken into custody and brought to
the Office, where they gave their Henry Potter
and Jonathan u. Taft. In answer 10 questions from
the Magistrates these free bankers" said the Com
r,erciai Bank was !" good institution. and that its
.o,es were secured in the way all other banks were
secured
A there was proof that the lille gtima,e bankers
had passed any oftheir paper they were discharged
Tnf Il now indicted for stealing asrge Of money
fror, bank IN the North River
A sfrnne, svsnffnf hisfory.--Some six weeks
ago the lcds,ugs of a very splendid and dashing
lady, who neither came sader the denominator Of
maid. wife, or widow. were bro q into asd qsan
tity of elesant books, biioutere, wearing apparel
c,cctera, carried oH The lady alluded TO, resided
at tina, time in Thompson street. under the name Of
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-20
G. OIL IT'S
B 90 X K t. r. PIN G..

o. AFHACI1CAL WORK UPON A PLAN ENTIRE
Lf NEW-The accounts which form the bases Of the science
classd under Five Divisions with defnae explanations
after the forms OF grammar and arithmetic. contains
csbuary OF mercantile terms and phrases. Also key
planning the nature and Of the Day
Book entries practical would spaa the
to he pupil this 20 sims6es the science that young
ofeomnop ksslsh sdscaton acquire skns~ese without
the assistance OF teacher To which added Directions TO
the Learner Calculations and PreaI Forms FOR
keeping books IN every ever aud variety OF commercial
houses Psblc Addresses the nst delivered upon the sub
iect &c, Ac--ths day published by William Jackson, 100
Broadway and for sale at the principal bookstores in the Unit
ed States. n6-6m'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-20

ID YDERs IMPROVED CORK SOLE Bo0Ts.-Ihav.
N discovered y new plan In making Cord Sole Boots
~hch RENDERS durable than s.y ether yet brought
use The ncssement OF the eorh being cole leather
% upper leather they cannot breah on The old has
will answer OWING 70 the dryness Of the ccrk
abstracts s the from that article s brs.h
or which cannet be the with thee They ate nes
and lighter and have the prsference ell otherA
olotdl' URIAH RYDER, Nc. g Beeknan street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-20

NOPARTNERSHlP-GEO FULTON (late fore
~ man to J. r. Waer) and JAMES THURsTON, have
this day formed copsrneshp dec the firm Of FuLTos
THuRsros for the purpose Of conducting the Plumbing Bust
ness, at 555 Broadway.
New York, Sept. Is 1889.
(NARDThe undersigned having had considerable expert
~ the Plumbing Business aud being acquainted
every Improvement in their ue, and practical
consider themselves inferior to non before the
public with confidence OF giving satisfaction.
q FULTON
j. THURSTON
New York, Oct I, 1882 o21-3ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-20

- PREMIUM HATS.--Th subscriber having had
dals awarded him the late Fair Of the American In
stute for the pest Beaver aud Nutria Hats exhibited
reminds his customers and the public that his standard
prices are fixed at the following unprecedented low rates viz
Premium Beavers ~ 50, Nutria - So Mole % co. Silk
81 So wholesale and retail at his Hat aud Fur establishment
154 Chatham street, New York. T.. WATSON.
p s-Aso hand and constantly manufacturing every
description dressed Fur AuG Trmrangs for dress
&C. nc. For sale fifteen per cent cheaper than be
bought elsewi ere in the city. o26 I'm.
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u. 3. District Court.
Before Judge Belts.

Nov. 2O-1He United States %. Andre,c J. S,Sine.
This court has been occupied for the last three
days in the trial Of very protracted and dry piece
Of litigation, arising out Of disputed claim to some
land which lies aboRt 1890 yards north Of the boun-
dairy Of the West Point landing The parties are
the United States, and resident at Point named
Swine The defe ndant built house, constructed
DOCK and effected other improvements on the ground
In question, which he claims to hold under pate mt
granted in the year 1871, to Gabriel and William
Ludlow, from the state of New York. part of this
track Of land was sold for the non-paymen of quit
rents, and it is this point that the case hinges,
and on a question OF locality, which, however, al
pears never to have been properly understood by
either party. One witness stated that it commenced
at the first hill south OF the Buttermilk Hill, by
pine tree with three notches in it, and small of
water on the west bank of the Hudson River. The
government officers are of opinion that the defend
ant has mslocated his patent and carried his settle
ment further down the river than ne had any right
to do.
To support this part Of the case, the District At
torney, on the part Of the plaintiff adduced several
patents granted about the year l79O and another
granted about the year 1923 From these documents
they would infer that the grant in question begins at
place called Stoney Point, the west bank Of the
Hudson, and thence for 81 chains westward by the
river, thence north liz chains then east 4S chains
to the Hudson river, to the extent of 800 acres
The land does not appear to have been regularly
surveyed until the year 1911, when the U. $ com
missioners run 1t out +" They had much difficu lty
in getting starting point but made it out to include
1863 acres. The defendant has recently caused
survey to be made, and he makes it appear that the
L. S. officers have committed error in running
out 100 chains instead Of ll2, the proper quantity
In equence Of this they have run their line
through the defendants Improvements by the land
ing.
been examined, and their testimony has been, Of
course somewhat contradictory, and very compli.
Gated. The case will go to the jury this day.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-20

- BROWNS FALL STYLE OF HATs.-0n hand
and constantly manufacturing elegant Of
- his mneh admired Hats Of the latest Fall fashion.
Also very large OF Fur Mus f,om the lowest
the oty tegsther with extensive assortment
o. gentIemcps cloth and Cur caps Yoa md chans cloth
and velvet caps all Of which offered the reasonable
termt BROWN, i1s Chatham street,
s149ms Oppos' te Roosevelt 81.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-20

Nov. ~ BANKERS pithouf special privilege
On Tuesday morning some citizen informed ex'ofii
GERS Charles Merritt and Peck, that TWO suspicious
looking characters had recently arrived at genteel
boarding house in Murray street, and was III they
should We looked after by Of the corps OF inde-
fstgables. In consequence Of this hint, Merritt,
Peek and Welsh went TO the house In Murray street
and asked TO look at the baggage ofthese distinguish
ed strangers. A hair trunk Of shabby exterior was
produced and the officers, opening il, found lots
81 bank notes Of one, two and three dollars, purport
ing to be ~ the Commercial Bank Of Poulfney, Yer
m.nt, signed j. N. Conant Cashier, l.. ID. Boggs.
President.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-20

UNDER The Clinton Hall
Ryders ia ned Boot and Shoe store is found
In ii, whoever may call,
Always finds assortment that's sound,
He has boots oil materials the hest
Ready made. and 10 order likewise,
You have ordy to give them the test
Delighted are all he supplies
Each varied description and kind
Required BY each seasons change.
Better boots you'll where find
Ger the whole foWn should you range;
OF shses. too, he's every sort
The walking and dancing pumps
Made eqsal the choicest drought,
And not to be hurt by fhs'np-
Known far and nspr is his nsfne-
Each portion Of the Union tell
Ryders workmanship merits its fame
Because il 10 always done reL-
Each material is chosen with care
Each article flushed complete,
Known never to rip-,nd 10
Much longer than many you meet
Diploma has been ,iven him twice.
Nor his work be surpassed,
Soperectly finished and nice
The leather that leaves his last;
Ryaer's name is prsadng around
Each ci,y and town Of land,
Equal to the 6nesf yet found
The articles sen, Gom his stand.
New Improvement hes lately made,
Enhancing his cork sole boots,
Where great skill and taste displayed;
You will find the cork break,
Over its sole leather is wrought
Ryders new invention will take
Keepincreasng the the custom he's sought. ol9 d.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-20

nR J.0RANGERh has removed TO his permanent residence
~ Nc. 81 Amity street, where offers to the pnbc HI,
Homeopathic pectors Restorative ~ the manufacturing price
The whish has attended the previous sac Of this
liable remedy enables him place within the reach OF
All Who are suffering sm consumption, any affection ofths
Lungs or liver.
DIR GRANGER be consulted daily al his ONCE from
~ To g. anafrom 10 4. r. NJ OILS 9m.
ENINE Plated WARE SUPERIOR FINISHED
IL CUTLERY.-The Subscriber has received per late
packets aud opening this dssa very large and complete
Of rich plated ware consisting ef sverouned Casters
Cake Baskets Tea and Coffee Urnsi Candle
stcks &c &c Also, very splendid assortment Of fine Ia
bic Cutlery consisting Of cf6 So and 100 pieces OF Ivory
Pearl and Silver handle Ksives with French FORMS Forks
ira Cavers and fine Knives for Silver Forks All for
ale at very low prices, usual, by
o16y DANIEL ". DELEvAN, m Maiden Lane.
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ONE PRIZE HAT STORE.

- NEW FASHON.-BRGWN cos. new style Of
Hats ready for sale at the low hsed price Of So
They surPass beauty any offered for the
price, combining the requisite qualities OF the costly
lghtnes durability and ustre The great number Of hats
which they sell and for cash only enables them furnish
article superior those usually sold the price, The
pshc invited examine and Judge their merits BRowN
Co.'S wholesale and retail warehouse, lis Chatham
Of Mott-street. New Yorh sl3-Sm.
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- SOUTHERN DAILY MAIL LINE for

&C., - SOUTHERN DAILY MAIL LINE for
SS=t Norfolk Charleston, 8. C., Petersburg and
sos- Richmond.-The steamboats, ALABAMA
fGNTUCKY and JEwEss, all boats ofspeed and
ston, will running daily the first April between
Baltimore Norfolk and Portsmouth, leaving the lower end
spears wharf every afternoon al o'clock Immediately az
the arrival Of the from Phsde pha, and will
morning. at Portsmouth in for the Whining
and thence steamboats, "a Charleston Returning will leave
sortos day after the arrive from the South and
,elphis.
These boats connection with the well known steam
ack.s Georgia and south Carolina which leave Norfolk
very Saturday for Charleston giving travellers choice They
so connection with the James River beats to Peters
and Richmond Strangers informed (old travellers
ao) thai this the cheapest and comfortable for
ouhern travellers there changes from steam
oats and stages the dead Of night the Washington
QUITE The company therefore hope the travelling part Of the
community will pssrone them in giving equal facilities and
sperior comfort
Passage and fare 20 Norfolk, 20 JOHN w BROWN,
m266 Agent.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-20

: Co. - Tor PEEKsKILL, vERpLANK's
,uu-Su POINT, GRASSY POINT, SING SING,
TARRYTOWN, DOBBs GERRY,HAs-
rfNos AND YONKERs-The and splendid steamboat
tOsCIUsKO Cspt ID. Haywood will leave the foot Of Rob
street (next above Barclay every morning Fridays
;eptcd o'clock stopping the Old State Prison wharf
ash Way Returning, will leave Peekskill at O'Clock.
Breakfast and Dinner on board
For the accommodation passengers, she will make trip
Friday, leaving a. above
For further informs alton, inquire Of HAWKINS WILL
fAMsON Ne 81 West street. where packages, freight &c
ell he received Tor the boat yo-y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-20

ITO THE FASHIONABLE COMMUNITY OF the City
of New York and TIA vcinity.The subscriber takes
leave inform the gentry Of this city, that he intends TO hold
himself dengaged during the winter season. Cor the purpose
Of undertaking the management Of dinners balls and super
partie public IN private families, Weddings viii also
BE- attended in neat and elegant style etiquette. First
rate help will he ready 10 attend under every
casiou All those wishing TO employ will please give
early notice possible at residence No 50 Frsntort ct
Satisfactory references can se given Term, moderate.
niaecd3t GEORGE BEVERLY sMYTH
r. branded extra by inspector--Fer sale hv
Mo 81 n. CLAIMING BEALs, Inc Bread a
vYvo LETA Psror and two Bed Rooms furnished 70 lei.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-20

d. 1AnO WILL BE FORFEITED, IL d. Poeus Eradi
~ lOUO Gator fails recent case Of certain del.
disease in less than "a hours For sale wholesale
retail by appointment by A. B. D. SANDS 10 and 100 F
ton street. and the following Drug Stores # Cbambe,
and Broadway OF Chamber and Church streets
Bowery Of Carmpe and BED Streets 9th Avenue
ssd Burnetts Patent Medicine store, 81 Canal street
Price o.. o22-sm
HOLD. BEFORE you PURCHASE, LOOK AT THIS
II NEWELL notice. that he Is constantly receiv.
ing from his Factory full supply Of Boots and
Shoes all of his maructure the materials selected
work supervised by him. and every pair waranted he will
subresury susreasury H per cent less Qualities
sdered) purchased which he will
to the satisfaction OF the f they will only
him with call at No. % Canal or la Chatham st.
~ B.A large assortment Of French goat skin boots
hand. s73m.
I d. IRWIN 4 Co, Members Of the Royal College OF
Surgeons Londen, continue TO be consulted delicate
diseases all their various stages their Office 204i Fulton
street. where from the commodo arrangement Of their
persons laborne under delicate complaints be treated with
secrecy and safety
B. Irwin Co. pledge themselves all Of the
most violent venera which have hitherto fallen under their
notice their treatment without mercury has been
eessfu and speedy T.ey need by certac direct the
public attention 10 their superior practice those Diseases
their reputation IN this city we'll known and respected BY
recommended females who in the habit of using their
Deohsruent Pills. that than two should be taken
occasos might produce effects which those who
nould be mothers DESTROYS 70 avoid preventative
be hadreeen cured 10 days, Those who have IN.
ured then selves by and destructive habit obtain
relief Solvent security all that will be required until
shall be effected. Letters post paid detailing the
ture Of the complaint and covering suitable fee will be
medatey attended to- and Medicines with full directions for.
rarded TO the parties. n2-lm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-20

LNRENCH LAN0UAGE.-The subscriber gives lessons Of
the absve expeditions method uniting Theory with
Practice, and enabling the pupil 10 seny in short
time.
Persons wishing 10 take Private Lessons. Or to Join the sub.
cribers Evening Cle' will please apply No Pars Row
nl5lm A.COQUILJE.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-20

EXTRAORDINARY COMBiNATION.-The Bandans
II Oriental Tablet, will speedily render the skin smooth
clear aud even removing rourhncss eckes, sunburn
and every mperection from surface leaving complexoa
clear fine and white II will qscky the deleero
effects Of alkaline soaps palms, bathing &c. and give the
shin that transparent brancy justly admired Price 50
censsod only 6UIONs, lse Broaaway, opposite John
street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-20
New York, Oct. I, 1899.

N.
J. THURsToN.
New York Oct. I. 1885, o21-3m.
OUsPENsiON OF SrEClE rAYMEN is-lhe crlsls
- has arrived the Of the cash system for
however ate,ng the credit system may appear on pr is
In London and Paris the have set their face against
tand consequently number OF establishments have Puag up
Of late that do cash business ony This has been termed
by some the European SYSTEM and has but recently been IN
troduced INTO New York.
PHILLIPS Of lO6 William street does not claim for hmse
the honor of its he dse believe that he carries
out extent than any ofhis rivals For instance,
they with for cash obbes
he RENTS funds Europe to buy Of the
direct thereby avoiding all those accumulated profits which
enhance the value of articles before they reach the customer
The extensive patronage he has been boorcd WITH must be
sufficient voucher of public opinion to the he carries
out his assertion Of producing first rate garment cut IN
peror style and made by but the most finished workmen
He effects saving of 80 per The prices charged BY
oues who profess TO furnish the best goods and he does this
Notwithstanding the superiority of his and elegance Of
garments. Phillips will also warrant his coats to be equal to
any mode in Broadway and he considers them the fairest
standard by which comparison can be instituted
N.B-A goods paid for deivery, and gentem
pected TO take any any reasonable
ists call solicited 100 William Of John street
n83m+
Il NENT BROWN ORBLACK.-Red or grey hair ma,
permanently coored rich and glossy brown black BY
single application Of Mahemm eds Turkish Dye and instead
nurng the hair, most do improves its P
peaarae and grow very uxurany So just tn.
reputation Of this article that orders have been received for
from American gentlemen residing Canton who have salts
sctory tested its efficacy while ahome Price 50 per bottle
md sold wholesale and retail at
GUIONS, le9 Broadway,
sl6-y Agents for the United States Of America.
MEDICAL NOTICE.-DR DE ANGELS, formerly
IVl practitioner Of Medicines in the Hospitals Of Naples
member Of the Medical Society Of New York, since it
whose wonderful during thirty six
pracce generally known in the city Of New York snd
ether places Of America and whose simple but very ecacous
medicines have produced the most desirable effects in the
obstinate and nveterate Diseases and often desperate
Dr. De Angels has established his private Dispensary for
Family Medicines at No. 1876 Fulton street where he is
suited.
0y- His particular medicines are the following, viz:
The Vegetable Syrup Of Saza perfect for Rheu
maism and all cuaneous disorders AND being Of the bes
puri iers Of he blood and humors sc.
The Nervous Elixir, D spepsa Cordial for weakness Of
the stomach and nerves. &c.
The Four Herbs Pills, b ious and anti.febbrile, &c.
This vermifuge Pis,' Lozenges, specific against
worms in chldreB.
NB-All the above Medicines sold tonly at No l9t
Fulton street. with particular directions for using them.
o2l.lm+
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-20

- ONE PRICED Hal sTORE.-IHEODORE
CLARK, corner OF Chatham and Pearl sts. after ma
years experience la business and after repeated and
untirsg effort: 10 attain the object, consdenty be.
e that he has at length succeeded in turing ar
Gle which cannot fail win the appreciation OF all who will
take the trouble TO examine IT,
This article to which the attention q the public 1.
especially invited sa Satin Beaver Hat price only THREE
DOLLARS, and he feels assured that fer beauty chespne
durability and comfort cannot be surpassed the city Of
New York In addition TO the usual vory of Hats and Caps
he also keeps hand constantly Dur Hat of superior
quality which he can afford at -FOUR DoLLARs and this
Hat for years past, has given to the
most unqualified satisfaction Justice 10 lis friends well
to himself makes proper tor him To say, that he sells for
cash. the losses sustained from bad will have
Ne paid by good Wholesale dealers uppsd promptly
the old eabhed stand where the askingprce always the
selling price. sep27.3m-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-20

SPLENDID rENMANsHIr ACQUIRED IN ~
LESSONS 0#N#
MFR. BRISTOW respectfully announces TO the Ladiss
WI and Gentlemen Of New York and Brooklyn that he has
esrned from successful visit Boston, and has
rs old established Writing Academy No. IT'S Broadway for
ne REcspreN PUPILS AGES and Of every capacity
Day and Evening
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-20

- FOR SALE OR TO LET.-Th. three story Brick
M House No 2oi Ninth street attic story md counters eel
A lar, finished complete; German silver CRATES; mahogany
doors; plated furnur~ kchen range stone crns o great
capacity furnace and fues houses speaking
tubes for pump; hot water and bathing roem. Sc
Tbs house built about years and has been very
little occupied, newly painted and IN complete order
Ayplyto 6ERARDUs CLARK, Esq
n79w- 1875 Water street
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-29

can beslOw. uninlueneed BY any Of those
sordid and msreensry motives which The
elamor Of party spirit 90 the prospect Of
reward Is constantly calling into seiion.
In tbs demonstration made BY The dictates
or voluntary feeling. 10 the shrine Of real
and intrinsic greatness. there 10 some
Thing 50 ennobling and elevaled-snme
hing so eongenisi 10 the impulse Of an
honest and sirluOus mind-thai The re-
eeplion with which Mr. Clay has every
where been welcomed during the brief
period Of HE Journey eannoi fail 10 ava
ken. in The bosoms Hf his eOunlrymen.
lhs mos, lively and enthusiastic PrrPos-
session. The language Of truth and ho-
nesiy so superior IN that Of faiiery aud
Discrimination BIZ which political disiine-
lion and sdseniisious merit are seeusiom-
ed on al occasions 10 be directed. carries
with il an agreeable and impressive les
son; and in the reiterated and sponisne-
Gus appreciation extended 10 The prinei.
ples and sentiments Of that distinguished
individual wherever occasion 10 permit
ted. the country is furnished with an evil
dence Of that confidence, well-essablished
reputation. and talent. with which the
name Of Mr.. Clay 10 universally sssori.
aIed."