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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-22
WRIT INC

This celebrated system Of Writing offered TO the
tce the Ladies' the Merchant the young business
or Clerk the Attorney the Accountant Student Gen
Of Fashion and Fortune, and the Public in general
New YorL- expressly adapted to all the mere antlIs par
Bs Of Exchange Invoices Sales orders Notes, receipts
Joana Enry and the Ledger, and
acquired by every from the ages Of TO
rTwxLvE LESSONS. souR EACH!
No matter how SAD, sDDrraESr, iLLso,sLr, oEroRAED
CONFIRMED, the Pupils writing maybe
AcADEmr No It's BRoApwr, Nrw YoRK.
THr LADIES daily III and IL o'clock these Hours
devoted entirely to LADIES' and taught neat delicate and
Tar 0ssrLrars are taught style Bold, Free and en-
camille.
- Merchants and Strangers visiting New York.
pete coarse in 2 or days
NB-Mr D. !. 10 be seen from A. NJ, to or froms ie
90 Further Lessons above the twelve necessary will b.
given BY Mr.. without additional expense. o22 In
II OOMs TO LET-Two Handsomely finished rooms on the
N second door OF the house No John street. be let
paratey tgehe They may be had furnished or unar'
nhed with without breakfast and tea Enquire the pre-.
misses. o22.lw
boston CRACKER BAKERY-wilIiam Bond 60 Orch.
I'D ard street Grand, would inform the public that he
manufactures he Boston. soft and hard crackers superior
STYLE the ony place hey made In the likewise But
ter and Sugar cr,cse Soda and Milk Biscuit and Pilot bread
o2a.3m.
&C ITO COUNTRY MERCHANTS" Uneurrcnt bank
Il notes will be received al par, By John Dore No.
ch prices gesers and choice assortment Of staple and Fan
cy sik goods, purchased at very low rates at ascton
o72 iw.
ID HEUNATisM. RHEUMATISM. RHEUMATISM.
IL -BURNErrs Rheumatic Mis,-re and Vegetable
syrup preved from the authenticated Of Eve
persons the ony known remedy for acute aud chro
mic Rhs uatsm In the worid also FOR white elIings govt
sraiu bruises numbaes and steeo Of the joints umbago
weake ofhe back knee JOINTS from too rapid growth Of the
body In dyspepsia emacaton whether from cough, liver
plan ercural Diseases female Irregularities scrofua Eta
any other diseases.
Buruet getsbesyup has be.s found the reate.t siren
,hcver and PURIFIER ever discovered In TRUTH his eheerea
the friends Of thousands Who but FOR m sole agency w-ud
gone that from whence Prepared
and for sale by j. L. Burnett an Wsrw N Bowery. Also
for saby B& Sands 70 and 100 Fulton street. and At
the pc Winery 81 Canal street, M Booth, 90 Fulton
street. Brooklyn, and Thomson, North ID street Williams
burgh. sa2-3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-22
Cattle Market.

The supply Of beeves today abundanhe market
literally gated and prices receded so rs
cents per cwt There 100 offered and large
lot remained ussold at the close Of the market The butchers
held and the whole the market with such
tendency to decline. The arrivals Of cattle continue great
for the past few weeksarser than have been known for
long me-that shall not be surprised TO beeves down
10 Point than they have been for the past few
Prices averaged this morning 81 10 per ct Cattle for the
Poor House purchased for 81 and less.
There has been change either sheep lambs for
time Three thousand and six hundred in market
today, and all but 400 sedthe sheep at 81 So 3d. and
the lambs at 81 50 a So.
Thirty five and calves Opposed Of at Ss5 S4s
Forty-fve offered.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-22

A POLIO GAL LERY.-THE GREAT FALL EXHI-
IN BION Of the works Of upwards Of hundred living
Artists open the Apollo Gallery, No 40 Broadway
From this exhibition the committee OF management will select
ton The great picinre Of the INDIAN painted
BY A. J. Miller for Sir W. d. Stewart, will be exhibited for
short time only Admttance 20 cents Season Tickets 50
cents oi9is2w-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-22

SPLENDID rENMANsHIr ACQUIRED IN ~
LESSONS!
MIR. BRISTOW respectfully announces the Laties
lvI and Gentlemen Of New York and Brooklyn that he has
from sful Boston, and has
his old established Writing Academy No lis Broadway 70,
the AGES and of every capacity
Day and Evening.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-22

DEACON COURSE RACES.-The Races over this
- Course will Tuesday nert October 10Th
and continue three days.
FIRST bArA sweepstakes for three year ods that
won al the time Of entry, mile heats; $780, entrance
$50 forfeit Three 10 make race and second best
to draw fourth Of the stakes To and Oct
now 8 SUBS
Same day-Purse 5000, two mile heats; second best
ceive $50.
SECOND DArA Sweepstake for 3year olds that
the time Of entry mile heats $50 entrance rp
The ProPretor give $50 10 the second best three
To and close October 25 and three TO make
a race.
Same Dayrurse $500, three mile heats Second bsst
receive $780,
THIRD AND LAST DAy-Purse $500, fsur mile heats Sc
cona b,st TO receive $500.
Same Day-Parse $780, mile heats gree for all ages.
@ All Entries for Sweepstakes to be made by letter, d-
reeted to H. BRANCH New ork and Entries for Purses
to be made at the Pavilion by O'clock r. NJ the day
preceding the race.
BY THE PROPRIETORs.
CHARGES = Members IS, Pavilion ST. Gallery 80 cents
Field Stand - cents. o22ot
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-22

las Of Philadephis Minister Of The United States Russia
Mrs Dallas, children and servts; Luqueer, Beer New
York; Brashesr Phad. pha, Col Burche Washing on
bearer Of dispatches; DIR Fla dlay, Hayward, DR.
Traper Davenne Charleston; Col John Chssnu, Col Jas
Chesnuft Camden, sc; Col Jones lady. children and
servt Georgia; Miss Gand do; Hartman Wolf and lady
Illinois; Theodore Frois NOreass; Aexr Vstemse Paris
Miss Josephine Meheu, ST Bren France; Don Aruche Italy
Berr Berri, Bssle swtreriaad Hoggrur, Kanizer
81 GALL switzerlsnd Mege, Lyons, France; Dembrane
PHILIPPE Marsees dol Auray, Renpes, do; Don Balbas-
Santiago de Cuba; Miss josephine Goerger Strsburg
France; Miss Adelaide werk, Msrem, do-and 81 in the
steeraee.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-22
New York. Oct. Z. 1899.

JNIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.-The House 90 Thomp.
street, burglarousy entered the night OF the
ia ns and properly = ,he value OF s'oen Con
Of the book Of Gems shakspeare Gallery and
Works. Views Of Great Britain, Romance Of Nature By
Caller and Works. and ether books principally all
marked with the initials Of the owners T. A. NJ Should
person give information BY OF which the property
stolen recovered the above reward will be pad-or IN
proportion fer any part thereof by applying % Thompson
street. o22 IL
ID L. SMITH co. will receive at par, red back money
II for Merchandise Their stock embraces entire
sortment Of French silk Goods Bonnet Lace Embroide
Merino Shawls &c. Sc and will be sold at the lowest
market prices They will ase receive limited amount Of
Penns vania vgua and North and South Carolina
at moderate discount Merchants viii find to their n-
eres this stock the majority Of il is Of recent
electon-he prices cannot fail be satisfactory Apply
lie Pearl street o22lw
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-22

DIED.
On Friday 18th instant Mrs. Mary Baen in the 4sh year
OF her age.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-22

they tried all advertised quack nostrums need not a.
psr Call al No IL Peck slip, and ucge for your,eesre
member connection whatever with Dr. Evans Of Chatham
street. arg ether Office in cut OF the city. All letters
pest paid and enclosing Fee attended 10. 80 Inns.
yXTooD's TOOL sToRE.-T. y. WOOD, Importer i
w Mechanics Tools has constantly on hand very en-
tenvs and vau1bs assortment for at his store No
Chambers, corner OF Chatham street
Planes variety OF description
and bcves spirit levels. augers and anger bits bits for
braces Of every shape; files large assortment; hena
teal Instruments variety OF turning athes, tools mill
do farming %, bands and hooks for ahes
and tape for cutting wood turning first
article gentcmens tool chests filled with best quality
oo wrench and every other description Of han glove
brush, sheep and horse shears aiarge OF
and straight rf-r files and tape carving
Tools srindles, all sre. cabinet makers clamps bench
hand ch,scls and gouges plane irons, oil
stones, vices pliers cutting knpper, capers draw plates
do ong screw plates STOCKS AMI dies sdzes and framing
chises (Amercan) warranted horse shoe- draw knives,
superior ace hatcher aud hoe do glue and
sand paper drill stocks guages bubbles for levels gavers
penknycs and scissors, with general
able for almost any kind Of business. ssp27.lmi.
sc L>ACTs stubborn thngs-Aiots ,elEfeedisg coal
II STOVES awarded the first premium, silver
medal al the late Fair Of the Mechanc Institute They have
been awarded a. first premiums
One silver medal in 1895,
One silver medal in 1897,
Two silver medals in 1893, and
One silver medal in 1899.
They have also been awarded 1884, the first year
they were introduced, nine Diplomas. There
than 1000 In use In this city proving their continued supe
ricrity.
The Combination Stove 90 constructed that al the
steam and smell conducted to the chimney without coming
into the
A Stove ia operation daily which the public are request,
ed to examine previous to purchasing elsewhere.
J. L. MOTT.
s2a tmis. q6i Water street. east Peek Sin
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-22

CHERRY's AsTRINGENT PILLS y Celebrated for
~ the radical Of certain obstinate complaint aerthe
failure Of Capvi Cubeb injections aud experiments The 10Y
lowing certificate will prove their celebrity.
New York, May 9th ISIS Hotel, Broadway--The
writer when city from Charleston last bought
half dozen Of Dr. Cherrys Pills. in ord that who
have been long Responding like himself he truly states thai
before he had finished third box his complaint had vanished
after having for five years previously vany tried all kinds Of
medicines, injections bougies, change ofa &c now
months since his and he weighs Iva
pounds while last ,prisr he only wei: l20 pounds
For sale wholesale and RETAIL by A. b. D. Sands ~ and
100 Fulton the following Dr. storescor Of Chambers
aud Broadway Church Chambers 63 and 800
Bowery Burnett and HOW'LL III Bowerv ga Broadway
Carmine And Bedford IS Sixth Avenue, and Burnets
Patent Medicine store, 81 anal street. Price 81.
s2l SmF
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-22
mARRIRn n.

On Monday by the Rev. 7. Lyel Charles Mark Esq.
Michigan Rotta daughter Of the late John II. Clarke
formerly Of the Park Theatre.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-22
MEDICAL NOTICE.

A VERY GREAT IMPROVEMENT has lately been
N made in the treatment OF venera Cases every de.cp
tvn, at Dr. Evans Office, No ~ Peck Slip Recent cases
cured perfectly in few days, without particle OF mercury
Those afflicted with old compcate proract.d cases. though
they have tried all the advertised quack nosrus need
spair Call al No II Peck slip and ucge for your,ere
member connection whatever with Dr. Evans Of Chatham
street. any ether Office in OF the city All letters
past paid, and enclosing fee, attended to. 30 Imis.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-22

THE BATTLE OF BUNKER HlLL-Open every
evening at Masonic Hall, Broadway Sundays exceptea
- Time Of ing altered 10 half past O'Clock.
The proprieors wish distinctly understood that this exhi
bition not painting bat combination Of mechanism
and scenery eseHug all animate objects with e
bending they de every joint and the soldiers marching in
perfect time with the music mpanyng their respective
scenes.
Tickets SO cents-Chdren under 10 years Of age 2seen
Particular in small bills. sl0.3n-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-22


spring II this 10 fair index to the cosatea : ~ w.
esass Of Kentucky and Tennessee - probable "''
will able to continue specie payments ~ "a. III.
One Of the which induced southsrndssas" y ~
Philadelphia last spring. purchase Of sood Was the ,ac
they were not prepared settle old debts in New
present crop puts their power do that ana az INC
time merchandise Of every description is BY the
the two systems Of currency least twelve per
now in New York than Philadelphia The merchants WIN
find these cause. operating powerfully in their BEHALF and
amsliorating their present condition
Sales at the stock Exchange
$1,000 Corp Bends co., 5000 do se& 80 shares " .
sod 73 so do u.s. 4odos "a 90 dos o. 20
SO do so Ia. Sc do 7o25 do Mechs Bkg ASSOC
5sl twk 25 GO S. rs So wSo do Ohio Trust 50
do Canal 6O-l0 do Morris Canal, 2al 90 dc Del Hud
IS So 100 So 80 DO 20 So o. do 10 5o 80 10 oo3' o
do 90 do 49t so do 49s tw, 5o do asi 90
do 49 % do 40 do 4 90 40 tw do 4955 do vicksburg
49, 10 do 33-9 Kentucky 66t 20 do 66l 20 do 10
Col 20 do $50 Gee, ms Co. $50 Bowery Inst 90 ~
80 d. Paterson 1870 do Utica ehen 49, 30 do i3 oo 90
do Mohawk so do 10 5l4 50 10 sly do o.
50 do 5l4 w. % do SO 80 rs do do 56o do Boston
Prov a rs do s766 do Jer S4l60 do st niagton, 49, ~
$3.50 do Halem So 900 do 3s so 49, 100 do sSt %
do 3sl, 100 do 3s2, 100 do $40 Utica schen. ieo
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-22

In the South America for Liverpool-MJ Johnson and
daughters, Ne ~ark Mrs Melville and child do Armstrong
Phillips Stacey KenworthyJ Little, all Of NYork;
w Taylor, Leeds L Barker, England; Capt Tysen A,
Monrea Capt Jones. do do; Hammery, Royal Guards,
Chambyi Mrs Wells and family, hatcher, Hixon Chas.
town, Mass; q Williams, do.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-22

n. lnnn WILL BIZ FORFEITED, II u. Poett's Eradr
- IUUU fails TO recent of acerain del
icae disease than - hours For sale Wholesale
retail by appoint ment by A. B. D. SANDS 10 and 100 Fu
street the following Drag Stores: corner Of Chamber
street and Broadway of Chamber and Church streets
GA Broadway % and $50 Bowery, Burnett HOW'LL, IL
Bowery corner and BED ford streets 30 9th Avenue
and Burnetts Patent Medicine store, 81 Canal street
Price 81 o22.3m
TNFALLlBLE CURE FOR G--a:-Morsan's Com
pound Balsanc Pills. certified being the safest speedies
and agreeable b. Sir Ashley Cooper Bransby Cooper
Dr. Eotson Surgeons Lawrence Keate Brodie Sir Charles
Bell, &c. For sale by appointment by A. b d. Sands ~
100 Fulton ST. and the Following Drugg.ts corner Chamber
Broadway Church Chamber, ga Broadway, o3
$50 Bowery Burnett * Horwl IL Bowery corner Carmine
and Bedford street. IS 9th Avenue, and Bnrnet Patent
Medicine store 81 Canal street. Price 81 per bottle
~ b. Observe the seal ). 3 Mp on each o223m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-22
= . n ! Y u 4 y IS = =. ~ :.
- esU' nueaaay. Ocbeber 91-O R.m'

- .9Ils0rh "a 40 -TNAsN--- 7.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-22
-.-..----a Ern TTNWI -

8 the packet ship BYRON Capt Pssrington viii leave
ms morning at 10 o'clock The 6as PACKET snip
oEonoANA Capt ParsoRs nearly loaded anil VIII sue
ceed we Dos ana leave Tor the above port Monday ne
the 18th inst For freight passag. please apply board
Pine street wharf; to GLOVER McMURRAY,
-o22N 90 South st. Of Pine
E6K FGR LONDON-Packet Of the lst Nova first
M class, coppered and copper fastened packet snip will
sail as ABOVE her regular day. Having very superior
acc m CABIN saa serage passeng- and mum
embark shosld make immediate application board foot
Pine street, or to RAWSON McMURRAY, s0 as1.s.
Of Pine and South streets
o2l.y At l67 South street
NEANGANESZ-25,Oo 900 lbs. Black Oxide Of Manganese
1Vl (ground) for sale by PERSsE BROOKS,
o22 No.6l Liheriys
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-22

NJ EW CHATHAM THEATRE.-THS EVENING.
~ Oct p, 1889, will hc performed
new Play called \ GLANDS IRON DAYS. or THE
CONsPlRACY-W,lired,M Mr. Bannlster Elgina, Mrs. Ban
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-22

CROCKE TT IN TEXAS or TIE MASSACRE OF THE
ALAMO.
PrcesBoxes so centsPit IS cts-Gaery IS cts Chdrss
unier - years. half price to Boxes
Doors open o'clock and the will rise at half past
precisely. sil 3m'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-22

Ay- MR. BRlSTOW.-Let all bad writers look
It his adv ertisement. o22-lm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-22

DARK THEATRE.-THIs EVENING oe, y. ,sSe
u will be perfor med the Opers Of
THE PET OF PETTICOATS-Psal Mrs. Fitu~iiiian.
Chevasr st Pierre, Mr.. Richinss -
Afer which che Petit Coc5edy Of
THE IRISH wIDOw.--whitis, Nj. Fisher; Widow
Brady Mrs. Fitzwilisn.f tfrFsN &Nft sAa
RI To conclude with the Farce o.
WAYS AND MEANS --Sir David Dunder, Mr.. Pacide /;
Lady Dunder Mrs. Wheatley. sssaN. sNf tUNs N
Performance in future will qsarnr past sevsa
o'clock. sMa Ina 8fF 4xsN
Box Tickets. si-Pt. socents--tsaIery, 70 cents 80
DOWEKY THkATRE-T.s s. HAMBLlN SOLE MAN
ID AGER AND DIRECTOR. tt fafNisr 81 CO.. -
THIS EVENING, October -, will be performed,
THE ROMAN CAPTIVE, or FATHER'AND DAUGH.
IER-Ca'us sius BY Mr.. Hamblin; Florena, the Roman
Maiden, Mrs. Shaw.
To conclude with (2nd time Comic Drama two
entitled THE GREEN EYED MONSTER JEALOUS
On ALL slDES-CouAt Eltereidt, Mr. Foster Countess
de Llsle, Mrs Proctor. t8
Doors open att O'Clock the to quar-
ter before sprecseIy
Iroes-Boes IS centspit s7t ecns-Gallery, as cents
~ n A.oNAL THEATkr. Droaaway.-aJJoInng Nlblos
IN Gardens.
THIS EVENING. Oct ~,
VIII be produced for the 2nd in America Auber po-
PSar Historical Opera Of GUsrAvUs THE THIRD, or
Oscar, Page to the King, Mis- shirref
To conclude with the Farce of
MILDLY ASHORE Tom Cringe, Mr.. Salter Lady
Starchingtop Mrs. Russell
H5 Price OF Tickets Psrquett. and Boxes 81; second
Boxes 30 Doors open half past Performances, to
| commence precisely at y.
| NEW CHATHAM THEATRE-THIs EVENING.
~ Oct p, 1889, will he performed
new Play called E> GLANDS IRON DAYS. or THE
CONsPlRACY.-Wfred,M Mr.. Bsnnister; Elgina Mrs Ban
mister.
| After which, the laughable Farce Of
THE IRISH LlOS-TQm Moore, The Irish Lion, Mr..
Tuthill Mrs. Fizgig Mrs. Flynn.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-22

or N. present circulation Of the Union Bank nearly Seooooo
post notes falling due from jan to A"s 1870 The bank
az Tennessee asset. falling due In Philadelphia during the
the three months ending in Jan $780, sara sso and due from
New yorh in November ssesa2 ony. These figures
index 10 the comparative indebtedness due BY the south TO
New Y,h aud Phlsdelohis arising from the trade Of las,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-12-28
From the N. Y. Commercial ofTuesday
SEVERE SNOW STORM.

Those who were at the fire in Ceda,
street. on Saturday night, will long reccol-
lecr The deluge Of rain which fell until after
midnight. AS we supposed, while the
rain was pouring down in this city, there
was severe snow storm at no great dis
tance from us. The steamboat Swallow,
which left this city on Saturday evening,
was unable TO proceed further than Hudson
whence she returned this morning, without
any mail.
The pilot Of the Swallow, who has been
on the river for many years, informs us
that the snow storm on Saturday night was
heavier ;han any within his recco!lecticn.
At Hudson and its vicinity the snow fell l9
inches on level. The river was not fro
zen over, but there was too much floating
ice between Albany and Hudson 10 render
II sale for the boat TO proceed farther than
Hudson. She will go up tonight, but will
probably no! be able 20 proceed farther shan
Catskill.
At the Eastward, the snow fell in prodi-
gious quantities. We are told that it Law
two feet deep on the ground at New Ha-
ven The cars could hardly be dragged
upon the railway, with all the power of
steam that could be raised, SO that three
hours were required TO work their way 10
Meridian. Within twenty miles Of this ci-
ty the snow represented to be from eighteen
inches TO two feet in depth.
Since the above was in type another boat
has arrived and brought Ike mail. We
copy tie following from the Argus of yes
terday.
The WEATHER-AND THE MAILS.
Snow begaa TO fall at about II o'clock
on Saturday night; aud continued falling,
without intermlssion, during all yesterday.
So that al night it was, at an average, of
great depth, and in some streets and piaces,
owing to the drift impossible. As il had not
ceased showing when our paper was put TO
press last night, it is impossible to predict
the end Oft.
OF course the mails were impeded in ev-
cry direction. None arrived during the
day, by rail load or steamboat, or from
any quarter. 1t is supposed that the steam
boat has not ventured above Hudson, and
that the roads ale little better than impas-
sable between that place and this. Our
latest dates, therefore, from Washington,
are OF Wednesday, and from New York of
Friday.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-12-28
DESTRUCTIVE STORM, AND LOSS
OF LIFE.

The Boston papers of Monday evening
the 10th inform US that that city and the
neighboriug towns were, on Sunday night
and Monday morning, visited with the most
tremendous gale that has occurred IN lhat
section of country for many years. The
destruction OF property was immense, and
it is already ascertained that more than
FIFTY LIVES WERE LOST.
Of go vessels in the outer harbor of Glou-
cester, 2l were driven ashore-of which
latter, only one was not total loss. Three
sunk, and the crews are probably lost.
A letter in The Mercantile Journal, dated
Cape Ann, says:
" AT the commencement of the gale, a
great many coasters entered tbs harbor, and
the most OF them were compelled 10 anchor
at the entrance. About 20 of these coast
ing vessels were driven ashore, OF which
Ii went to pieces, and many of the ndi-
vlduals on board, probably a fourth part,
were drowhed. Oar informant saw II dead
bodies lying on the beach; among them was
the body of woman, found lashed to the
wndlass bits of Castine schUoner;-two
of the crew of this schooner were lost.
1.-The scenes which occurred during the
violent gale yesterday, where truly heart
rendering. The vessels which drified a.
shore lay within 80 yards of terra frma,
between which and them dashed the lormi-
dable waves, breaking with great fury, iu-
somuch that assistance by means of boats
could not be rendered. Some was washed
ashore and escaped with ile--and Others
on RATS, or by ropes, reached the shore
much exhausted. Eighteen or twenty sail
of vessels, by cutting away their masls, rode
out the gale.
At Sandy Bay, schooner, name un.
known, loaded with -four, struck on reef,
while entering the harbor, and went Instant
ly to pieces. 1t is thought that all on board
were drowned"
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-12-28
Christmas Gift.
STORY BOOKS for a Gift at Christ
mas, for sale at
Tobias Health Emporium
MILES COMPOUND EXTRACT
TOMATO PILLS.
For Sale at
Tobias Health Emporium
NOTICE
is HEREBY GIVING.

TO all legatees, creditors and other per.
sons interested in the estate or the resi- pee.
tive decedents and minors, that the admins.
lratIen accounts Of the said estates have
been filed in the Office Of the Register of
the county of Columbia, and will be pre-.
sented for confirmation and allowance 10
the Orphans Court, to be held at Danville
IN and for the county aforesaid, on Tues
day, the 20th Of January next, at 2 o'clock,
P. NJ.
lst. First supplementary account of Sam.
uel Carpenter, Executor Of the last will and
testament OF Reuben Lundy, late of Green
wood township deceased.
I'd. The account Of Daniel and Jacob
Messerschmidt, administrators of the estate
OF Daniel Messerschmidt, sen., late OF Lii.
berIy township deceased.
3D.. The account of John and Daniel
Boyer, Executors Of the last will and testa-
ment Of John Boyer, sen. late of Roaring
creek township, deceased
4th First supplementary account Of AL
exander Mears, executor of the last will and
testament of Daniel Hane late Of Caltawis-
So township, deceased.
5ib. The account of Michael Sanders and
Jacob Sechler, jun, executors of the last
Will and testament of John Sanders, late of
Mahoning township, deceased.
9Th. The account of James Mcbride,
administrator, &c of the estate of Dem
nick Mcbride, late of Derry township, de-
ceased.
PHILIP BILLMEYER.
Register.
REGIsTER's OFFICE, Danyille, }
Dee. l3, 1889,