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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-25
ARiFrS I'll New York, Tor sale by
~ d.. ANDREWS " BROTHERS,

>.TATE OF LOUISIANA. First Jufic,W Dis
- t1ct Court. Thnr>dl, the Gsh day ol Auvonl1,'r
Pres, MI llr lion u buchanan, Judge. No. 10, 90
Jp.b Alntns-v vs. his Creditors. nmonn OF +. H"u
vet 50 Of Cnun srI .afargue, syndc of The cred
itrrs Of t!e irsnucn' ah fling ti,eau of DIST but'l
IN this ease: j. ururred by the cnhr that the credit
u.s of sail ins"lvent u"d all others ln,ere Ted. se>
eau. within days from the pub ica'n ut This rule
Inv said ahl .au should nnl he n"l"ga 'ed nnd con
fruied according t. law aud funds distributed in
cur.ancc thereto.
hec7-.ttd lrlf' a ~. = Jerk.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-25

NAlLS-7jO kegs Nail., assorted sizes, for sale by
~ dlj ADAMS " Witt lLl., 81 Gravicr Il
11HU~oS- Mississippi fuLl+ tsken at :, Frnnt lie:
l. wee, for ;rnccres. dis
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New YoRK,l7lh august, 1873
-, ,l,,J ,u,,, .,tr.n,s

slR:-Tn consequence Of ieadi;g n Sc 'cnary life,
have been troubled, m less, with Indigestion fr
ten years; tor the las. three years my sutrings have
been lsuppnrtabie. | have tird several y y-icnn =,
and number of quack ecines, tn nj der wing any
benefit. l d5spured Of ever "h'inm: s"y permanent
relief and resigned myself '"lhe most hopeless de-r"
was persuaded by m,ny friends " t, Nberueth> :
Dysreptc Elixir | have now finished thu fourth hot
tie. and know not how express NV airs,i"n ut s
wonderful virtues aud the miracle it, rert"nrd III
restoring M 10 that health which "sh' lost t'f-
aver Send me half dozen bottles mud exec,
NV thanks Tor the blessings you have tredhy re-
storing mt to perfect health.
remain YOURS,
JcO.i MONROE.
The .agen, has in his posse ssnn scve bundled tcs
tmonias similar the alb we of ha ext'ahdin Try 'i'
tues of this medicine. Sold by appoint "ent, at u"
Tr,,son,s I IA l,,.ry;,l,, street, nov. 5
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4 ,IiKiSltiA$ ind View Years ,,;t---A lew of liz
7 J English and AMER all Annuas, siil To be lut
at tn, Bookstore If ALEX TJWAR,
Where large assortment of the I'uuks Suitable. f.
the season be had. d.H-4l
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ClcrksOni c Fec. 18Th, 1879

IMPORTANT TO IA, E.;, OF ~. -
/ The subscribers yn in sore few barrels OF
illuminated Peat, article lately invented III New
York. few barrels of this Peat wasp on hoara the
Great ii.~,rr her last tri he rn' Ger sta ca that
Inc result OF tn utl has salts led hi that lOt lbs. OF
Peat art ,uu, To - lh-. nj Cue ami that in case
whcrs there i, diff 'nlt, in zen alins or keei"g n
O. u h., If S'a II, Ms !uA di-peisable The DIT
Factors If the Great Western ,r,cL the purchase Il
2Ol lrs tor the The snip, when was put gu bond
on her last dc .arturc.
For lra, Apply to LH.k Il Co.
No Front icv"c st
NB-Rut brls at time emily he II llscrcd to
one steam boat, until get u further supply whicl
will IN III II lie" d.ys.
I,,e 6 l. & 70
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-25

1 NDrIIi\G-ln cases, cnmprl>i & general as
! 4ortmen, Of ROM Iun"nt-, Puntaioon-, Vests,
Shirts. &c. nuw landau: aud for sale by
jlO Bridge. Il Co, l3l Magazine Il
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-25

x Err >EYS-7ti b lies kerseya,
~ OILS hnrr.ls Tanners Oil,
~ caSk. white, oil,
40 casks fail air incl do,
CANDLES-jtI boxes sperm Candles. for
sale bv l. Ht;A F..
H 80 Co nInan g.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-25

INTAT De la LOU SI\Nr,, ',onr tia PEN
AtDis,rc, Judcirirc. Jeua &c Oecrmhrc Present
rHonorahle a N burha ian, juse' Ju'n' Maossy vs.
SOS rrenncicrs No l63S6- mut,"n de Il R"uver',
Esq, avocat de Lal,rgue, svn' d 5 crcancierS de
ris.ivuLIe, ct 4vir cnre IN TAB eau lie dsrI-
tuition en- elite rf ell est ord "ne a" '' aSsenblee
de> crcuncierS DIT. lsoivlhic It tres iner'ses ain
dc aire voir dams DIX urs tie Ia publ ati"n dc Get
avis les a,<o,ls pour le<qu,cs edi! 'aeau ne serai'
pas hn "o!"guc e, c"ntir seioh Ia loie les finds
distributes en- conscque Ex1r;it DIS minutes .
7dec = A LEBL NC, Dep 'ir't'iar,
jAVANA CUFF .E-4hI bags pune quaint,
in slure, and tnr sale by
J. Hall: OH. Il barrels t re mud for ar 10y
~ ial7 ARABIAN THlER 81 t"rdrtS
y PERM UIL-l2 barrels in store and for sale by
- al7 ARNAH M TRlER, IA P"ylrn 81
NOTICE.-For snie COFFEE HOUSE, with al
Y its fixtures, in Camp street i'll the central pnr If
Affairs al doing pretty smart business iois fur
,her particulars pply fee Of nt thighs paper. l5
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:, PERM Candles lou hokcs New I}ed"r', just re-
~ crlNrt ..nd Tor sal Ivy ST. \i.i y RR INN,
do S6 Magazine t
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-25

ETMBH,iAs l6 cusc- nun,ua sin UmhI' !la,,
u large sizes, received from ship Mersoy, aud oi
s.ia hv BNiDGE Sco,
NDgnZne
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s,.LOUN.-GO5 hnls landing iro.. steamer NurIn Star
! tor sale by DORIS Y,
jaiU "A New i.evee
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FRANKLIN INFIRWATlY-

"A INES on Education. How shall govern my
" schou addressed 10 Young teachers. AID also
les bv f Wines, author of , Years aud llulf in
the Navy. "
Hints IN Edrcaton by the author; also, Halls
lie. lures to school masters. For sic by
d}i A row r.R. 40 Camp st
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NEW Pn) tx v BEEF ~ bills nc "a and 10 Llh
~ prime Pork ~ h,ls prime Beef. To, sale bv
6 ID IKSrY.
dc 1 S.vI
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AiD-'W kegs lan,'ing from steamer usw"s" an,l
IL for sale by u DD.;sEi, "A New I.evee
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| ME-lOUn casks fresh ThOmaoton Lime, ialdln
- from ship Ferax, for sal. ~
dl8 SNJpW WHITNEY. 73Famr
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i3OX CHAIR '-inO Dive BOX Chairs, lust r.
- rnvcI, anl suitable for shipping for sale Il, the
Louisiana Furniture War Ro ms
no T., WN DCtn~.
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CARD,
~ =. Jones, Prof ,s-n Of singing. thu Gn n
va aud Piunu-i'rc, hrgS t, ANNOUNCE h u nrrivnl
from f;'n-gow, aud from several years p ac:" in l.d
burg" mud ;l,A.nw s,e ,ttars er .eis that her sys-
TEN Of in ,'r,lcon ill give sats actin t, pu nils.
u stinuOnia ~ to c,pahitv, &c. Gun he shown on
application to Mrs. MlarI'S, Il Royal street.
d3 I'm
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NEW HcON|--N .pneon< NJ n,.r-,-ey nnu.
~ it'll P,me, anhaceras, BY d iron Ian on in 2
vols The N"lls, or scenes FRI the il, OF Edward
lascHl! -, n rs; p. cv's 'hris Tales or 1893;
Pa US Christina. .ift for 1873 . received and for
tie hv Mex ~,
dc 20 corner of 'n,!lp Com non Sig
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-25

EkHlNG-;O boxes Nos. - ~ " SnokeL Her
III ring, andi and for sale ~
d27 SNJ ? WHITNEY, 73 Camp 81
= Dep. Ei o.uCr-i5 b Aes. co."ai.'.ls - uoh
i each in tore, and for SHE by
ind Suk,I. Il BIZ 'tSN, 96 Magazine ST
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IVtekIu Press.-We, the umnrsgue1, agree To abide
hy the above conditions, far they are applicable to
weekly papers. ,,,,rrrr
(Signcdl a Is. law w. cI'''
SSS No subscriptions taken for less 1lnn mouths
Letters must, in Ill cases, be post paid.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-03-15

CIV has 10 expect at future day. Poor Mr.
Van Buren, soon thereafter retreated to his
carriage-his whiskers derangcd--his coat
covered with giease-and bis whole outward
man in disorder. During this accident
Amos Kendall looked on and smi ISy Nth
great satisfaction. lt8eemed to give ||im
additional appetite. FOR he began upon anoih-
er chicken, and opened another bottle OF
champagne. am not sure but he filed his
breaches pockets with ham.
Mr. B;ddle saw the trouble coming. and
saved both himself and the lady under his
care. So did MIR Clay. for afterwards Isaw
him talking with one Of the loveliest girls Of
the evening, and not a spot Of grease on his
coat She listened and looked up. and burst
away in merry, happy, delicious laugh,
such only as innocence, wit. talent and pure
enjoyment can possess.
On the whole, the ball was very beau,i
full specimen Of lo-ofoco elegance. indebted
however, for halfihe beauty it contained. 10
New York AT Tammany Hall have
seen as brilliant ball for $500. md, If such
nen as Amos Kendall and others. who
pocket cold chicken. were excluded. they
could get up rs good for dollar. Mr. Clay
did not dance, but he means TO make Mr. Var
Buren, dance out ofthe White House befor,
long-Mr Biddle is to look on and laugh.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-03-15
REPoRT


The Reports voIuminous. but SO rrdu
crd to system IN its composition and arrange
entiof facts as will render il most conyen
Tent for use, as well as easy Of comprrben
sion. We have the pleasure Of presenting
10 our readers, in the subjoined extracts. th,
prelaralory remarks Of the report s. the con
illusions which The committee deducted from
The testimony taken by them.-These speak
in terms Of alarming apprehension 10 re
gard 10 the manner in which have been. o
late. executed the duties of several Of ID,
primary Offices of the Gosernment--Na
iionai Iafeiiigsncer. aaD
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-03-15

Buren, dance out ofthe White House before
long-Mr Biddle is TO look on and laugh.
A Singular Providence The following
is an exact relation of an event truly singu-
lar. A coachman Of the department Of
Lain. who drove regularly from the village
Of Bourg TO Geneve, hadarrived nearlhe lat
tel city, when poor woman. who appeared
much faiigued. and almost exhausted. earn.
estly en,reated him TO allow her TO occupy
corner Of the stage. that she might be able 10
reach Geneve before night The sage was
empty. and the cold so severe. that the coach
man feared she might be frozen to death be.
tore morning, if night should overtake her
upon the road he therefore suffered her to
take seat inside, aud gave her aubundle
OF straw 10 aid in keeping her feet warm.
She stepped in, murmurng her thanks, and
stretched her weary body in the bottom Of
the stage, among the straw and hay. care.
fully wrapping herself in her cloak. Very
soon, her loud and regular snoring, inform.
ed the coachman that his passenger was en-.
Ijoying profound repose. Being about 10
descend the mountain near the city, o part OF
which is very steep, he concluded to walk
down the mountain, for the mutual benefit OF
both himself and his horses Having reaeb.
ed The nlain. he drew the shoe from md,
the wheel oftbe coach. and instead Of booL.
inc h p as us,,al he threw il c,r.l.s,ly into
lthe coach. and continued his wav ON loa N
The pates oftbe civ Then r.coIlect;ng his
moor passenger he cnlle,I aloud n her infor.
ming her thai his journey was al an end,
and iha, she might depart in peace. Re.
ceiving no answer, he called again, and
again, but sill received no answer: he rath.
er impatien,ly Sc, one foo, upon wheel.
holding lastto il with one band while with
dragging her toward him by the legs, call.
ing aloud. good woman, good woman.
come. wake up" SC. But the "good wo-
man still! remained silent and mo,ionless. -
The coachman now began TO suspect some
misfortune, and springing into the stage. he
lifted his helpless passenger in his arms, and
shook her violently 10 awaken her. But
Judge Of his horror and surprise, when he
found in his arms ifeless corpse. A ply
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-03-15

Friendship Of he World, When ! see
leaves drop from .heirlrees 10 the beginning
Of autumn. just such, think ! is the friend
ship Of the world. While tho sap Of main
terance lasts, my friends swarm in abun-
dance; but 10 the winter Of need. they leave
me naked Hsis happy man that hath a
true friend at bis need, but he is more tfu-
|ly happy. that hath no need Of his friend !,
lWarwicks Spare Minutsr.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-17


co a second time himself
|.a.-a..-..-aa... Upslssn. ..ssae..sss--s
Esther fro. New York for ST. Mary' July Cape Hattsra'
issas Ellis, from New York for Havana cary'fOrd Reef
bearing NV = miles Distant :.
ws.aw, Of New York. from Havana Tor Hamburg June ~
Cumberland Portland from New York for Psos July 9,
lat 20 40, long IS 80.
The U. s. steamer Psnset CON- Mayo, left Savannah on
u s. ship Relief u the Exploring squadron, at vslpa
rsiso April H. 1t will be recoIected that she put IN rem
Cape Horn, for repairs.
Notice 10 Navigaters.
Triangular Monument Of granite is erected on Bowdtchs
Ledge, Salem harbor The Ledge 1t miles distant INV
from Bakers Island Light Houses The Monument 90 feet at
the base feet high points to ESE, and bevels
feet the top Above the structure black SPAR 20 feet
high the top Of which is placed cage Of lattice work. 10
There American vessels at Coqunbo March 10TH
vALrARAmo, April i4-Arr Mareposa, Hail. New York.
i7th in port, Corsa do dsg The Acgelque, Furber
daily expected from Calao. Il
VERA CRUz, June 2l-Ann Eliza, Biscol, New York, $
days.
bARsADoEs June a5-sra, Mayaower, New York via Tri-
PocE PR July General Hodgeson Baker, for New York.
l0th Champion, Mitchell, do do Hiberna Harmer GO sh.
HALIFAX July s-virsnia, Hamtos for New York. ready;
Aesy ss pf'1 SAM New York
PIcrou, June 29-Cpd, Hogarth, Croker, Fall RIVER
United states Ports.
PORTLAND, July l2-Arr Albert, Drnkwater New York;
Renown, (Br) Card, Windsor, for New York.
EAsrroKT, July 3-Arr Nelson, Dunham New York. 9th,
Teazer, Greenlaw, St Johnl, AB
THoMAsror, July Arr Corvo, Crockett, New York.
Halett do Dodge H.ey Trio Nie.erson do; Hudson,
Nsw BrDroRD, July ls-Arr Desdemona, Nye New York;
Ellen Rodmn Shepherd do Celeste, sanair do l4th sPd
Cornsla, Rcketson, do.
PRovIDESck July ls-Arr Equator, sturges, New York
l4th, SID, Champion, Appeby, do; Charles. Ash, do
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-17
M a N r. n N A h X Il Il.
Tuesday. July 16-SS II. M.

The no-arriva Of the British Queen continuance
Of quiet ia Wall street. At the Stock Exchange limited
business has been done and prices have shown slight i'm
provement Bank Of Commerce rose per cent? Dry Dock
per cent? North American Trust and Banking Company per
cent? Delaware and Hudson per cent; Bank of Kentucky
per cent? Canton per cent stsnngon per cent, vicks
burg Bank declined per cent.
Money becoming daily scarce, particularly among
the dry goods Dealers with whom the severe
by being called endorsers of protested south
post 1t asserted that large quantities Of their
per offering Philadelphia for discount where the rate is
from II II per month The banks of that city are,
however curtaing vigorously own.
The Secretary of State Of Penny has advertised for
proposals loan Of per cent the principal to
be rembusbe by the State within 10 The proposals
will be received at Office of the Secretary in Harrisburg
until p. NJ. on the LIST of August next.
In position of affairs, the cramped dealers turn to the
banks under law with anxiety to know whether
thew are to receive any assistance from them not This
be best asccraned BY examination of their returns We
have published Of those Of the small country banks but
the large the city hang back in which looks
suspicious this uncture. II does not TO be generally
of the rigorous features of the new
Law regard the returns Of the banks We WILL there
FORE place. give the section Of the law referring to this
subject
and July 10 every after having commenced the business Of
Banking by this make out and transmit to the
ment the the association verified BY the oaths 81 the
president or cashier, which statement shall contain
/. The amount of the capital
2. The value Of the estate Of the association
3. The shares of stock held BY such association
4. The amount OF debts due to the association.
g. The amsant of debts due by such association.
The claims against the association not acknow
lodged by 1t as debts. 80.
T. The amount Of notes issued by such association.
9. The amount Of the losses ofhe association
O. The average in each month during the preceding
six months the dbts due to and rsm the association the
average specie possessed by the same during each
month"; Of bills and notes issued by snch asso
citation and put circulation money and outstanding against
association the first day Of each Of the preceding SIX
months:
S27 IL asocaisn shall neglect TO make out and trans
nit required by the last preceding secton Tor
seyond the period when the same easred 10 be
made shall violate Of the provisions OF this act such
association proceeded against and the court
OF chance,y the manner As any moned corporation
may be proceeded against and dissolved
These the greatest safe guard against abuses
Had such qaon made Of all the banks under the old
plan should not have been suffering from The enec OF
their malpractices.
III. f,owiug ia return Of the Merchants Exchange Bank
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-17

Cleared.
Brunswick (Br) Porter Quebee Mentor, Mabee Pc,oui
Traac Rose Philadelphia Charles Rich, Frankfort, Me
Ed. vinsen Judson Alexandria DC; Baitircre, Wedmon,
New Haven.
Arrived.
Packet shin Westminster. Moore from Loadon and Ports
,routh June 9Th, With mdze to Grswold
shp ST. John Hitchcock 10 days from New Orleans, with
cotton 10 " X Collins AGO.
Brig Haeyon webster 10 days from Pietou bound TO New
Brig Henry IobrOoL 10 day. from Maanna., with mola''e'
L. y q Thurston. -. -, -, =.
Maitland, Kennedy X Co. 80 81. -.
schr Franklin Blunt day. from Washington NJ. WIN ma
val store, 10 Mitchell 4 Co. -,
scbr Fli,a somcrs days from Richmond, with coal
schr G. G. Zabriska, Mitchell, days from virginia, WIN
wood. go -. -
schr CONTROL Dennisou, days from Virginia with woed
schr sun Days from Boston, Win mdre 70
sehr A. NJ Hale, Chase, day. from Boston, with mdre 70
Atkins. - -, -.
schr julia Ann lockwood days from Eeuhera, with pine
apples 10 SHIELDING Ferris. :, n,
Pilot boat Hannibal, -, day from Hampton nos"s
shp and bark said IL be the sw bark Betty, from Cot
tenburs, with iron 10 Boorman johnson.
Memsrs1da
The Memphis, Nichols Tor Liverpool Is detained I'll to-
morrow Her letter bags will remain at Gpins Exchange
Reading Room til then. ,
The Daniel Kilhy al New Orleans 9Th inst over the
bahama Banks the 10th % June company with about 30
ali NJ W sseis bound 10 the West Indies and various ports IN
hs Raw az Mecosome OF which supposed 70 be packets
cant of the thinks that large portion Of these craft
driled down through the gulf he nsthng Of diem al
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-17

state Of Trnha.

The p duce markets gradually falling both here and al
the southern poytx Nashville, the inst. the
houses full goods and and numbers Of large
boats lying the wharvs full Of produce The river
very low say Is the shoals At New Orleans the de-
and prodscs the 9Th nst limited and
large propor Of the receipts Immediately shipped for
the north In this city, sales OF -four have been made today
S6s the extent 400 bbs which is further decline
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-17
City saloon.

City Saloon
90 THE INTERNAL REGIONS. well known by
reputation throueheu the Union and which has been In
ce operation for the last ten now located at the
City Saloon formerly Hannngton Dioramas and next dosr
the American Museum where the whole may be Every
Evening at hafpast O'Clock, precisely.
II may add to the interest Of this Exhieien BY stating
that all the Skeletons therein contained those Of aleacto
in Ohio within the last for their cri
nal offences
Previous TO which may be the following NIGHT lLo-
SONS produced the New Philosophical Apparatus lately
from London. called the NOCTURNAL POLYAORPHOUS
FANTASCOPE:-
l-IIarleqvin dissecsd l4-0host Of Calvia Edsoa
2-The Monster lb-kemble in Romeo
2-Forrest an Metamora l6-Napoeon
A-The Bengal Lion l7-Chsrubin
5-Csrimaldi ls-Skull Cap
6-Death on a Frolic l9--The three dancing cats
7-Gabri-l Ravel P1nchi. 20-Mrs. siddoas Lady NJ
nelo. 2l--Ths living skull
S-The Haunted Quaek 22-Swnish sport
o-Barbarossa 23-The stroudea Skeleton
l9-Masbeth and the witches 2AThe drumasr OF fomp~~
1.-THE Miser and sAe Devil 23-Wihian ah
l2-Falstaf 26Washington
l2-The Devil in his element 27Nine Chinese walters
90 B-The Night illusions will be varied every eve
ming.
Admission % cents Doors open ats o'clock. elsSw'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-17

On Tuesday morning. 18th instant after lingering Illness
Mrs Mary Bonan rec Of the late joseph Bonfsnti
aged 80 years.
Her friend, and acquaintance respectfully vted TO a.
tend her funeral this afternoon o'clock from the residence
sf Samuel Woodwork, No. 81 Elm street, corner walker
fnrihr imitation.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-17
The Corn Trade.

Very little dependence is to be placed the statements Of
Wall papers respecting the trade They nys
raby quote Flour to shngs higher than the actual
selling price, which msead people wei. in the 'ne
ror Western Flour sells at S. s to SO la and the
market very dull Ohio brand. continue at So 81.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-17

proporton o the notes Of this Bank are circulated inthe
State o. Ohio such made payable at the Bank Circle
VILE Ohio Tn, largest stakeholder IN the Bank Mr. Jesse
Smith az New,rl and the bills used in his extensive bss
mes. along the shore Of Lake Erie and the lin o. the canal
This healthy circulation, and the return shows healthy
condition.
The growing pressure aud accommodating dimeu'ues
the country rapidly bringing 10 light those unsa
bank directors which have laid the ground worn OIL
our present difficulties The protest cthe southwestern posi-
notes developed the after want Of basis on which 'y
were issued. sppears tina, the Planters Bank Of Mississippi
issued 100000 Of post notes payable IN this city on the e
9th AID 10th ut These protested, and Il new appears
that no whatever attempted 70 be made or their
ea,rr,ion The sole ba.i. which they issued was
a. anticipated loan Phaephia and mach dependence was
o placed upon the Union Bank which institution went into
operation the 01h Of December when i was expected that
backed . he vas w state credit she would issue de
sn aud the other Banks by making collections against those
who obtained discounts woad obtain balasce against her
and thus procure specie Northern funds This scheme
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-17

In the Burgundy for Hare Eademoisee stephana Breton,
Monsieur in Heant Petit Of France, Mr. and Mrs Victore
Pse of do Messrs Holes OF Philadelphia Leon de Acuna Of
Spain Manuel de Panagua Of do Bassn de Paniagua Of do
vaer Of do Manuel Garcia Of Richard Mont
gomery Luis Lebrun Col Alex Arand Judge Rost hdme
Cuv,er Mersch of Florida Mess gnacia Arlaga, Jos
A.cIare De Losada viae Mates Barbara, de Esla-
YER Louis Lanterer Jolly Ruelle, Marcha and IA 10 the
steersge
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-17

the jury were called over and the prisoner placed
The ;urv theo rose and in answer 70 the ssuaa
question Of the Clerk, the foreman Pronosaced YER
dict &-GUILTY. ~
At the request Of Mr.. Graham the jury were
sion returned to the Court by their foreman.
white bore the verdict with the most un6nching
calmness, and did not appear more depressed than
he has done during the trial.
when the crowd had dispersed, he was conveyed
back to the prison in q coach.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-17

NIBLo's.-There is always attraction at this esta-
blishment, to CRAFTY the numerous vsiters w no
nightly its beautiful saloon and fragrant walks
The Ravel family appear this evening in various en-
teYtsiaments; and tomorrow night Burton again APP
pears in popular characters.