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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-13

SATELLITES OF THE BANKING PowER."-This is
phrase applied by Senator Buchanan TO the oppo-
nents of the sub-ireasury. 1t is note of Mr.. Van
Buren's Cuckoo song, bought by the banks" 1t
Is applied to large majority of our State Legisa-
lures, large majority of the people of the United
States, large majority Of the House of Represent
atvcs and it would apply to large majority Of the
Senate, if the Senate spoke the sentiments of lie
constituents. Who is this Mr.. Buchanan, that thus
siipmatizes the independent citizens who dare differ
from his master His support Of the government
has been bought and paid for. His wages were
disbursed in advance. The books of the treasury
will show that this same Mr.. Buchanan received, in
one year, from executive appointment, larger
sum Of money than is paid to the President Of the
United States We take il that he is the same Jas.
Buchanan who figures after tins fashion in the Blue
Book
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-13

Firr.-The cotton mill belonging %
Sampson, Almy& Co, situated in Johnston
was destroyed by fire on the night Of n,
day the goth inst. The loss IS estimated
at $4,000. Insured for $4,000; sIO,OO
at the Hartford office, and $4,000 at lhs
Manufacturers Mutual office, Of this cIl
-Pror. Jour.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-13
les Buehanan. Minister to Russia.
s21.oll 30

Now, as this minister TO Russia who pockoted
seven and twenty thousand doars--two thousand
more than tie SALARY of the President-ior about a
years "seryIcc of his country IS the same James
buchanan who is now senator from Pennsylvania
We should like 10 know with what grace a man
branded with such shameless rapacty can venture
70 call names, OF indulge IN charges OF vonaliiy -
Tic procured the appointment 10 Russia a com
pcnsailon for previous party service, and guaran-
tee Tor Als future good behavior, lie and came
back IN n few months over a ycar-chargcd for am
outfit, charged for his foreign residence charged for
loss on exchange, and charged further for contin-
cens-TnaAng his years compensation amount %
S20o0 more than d allowed 10 the President Of the
United States. hlr Buchanan received Of course
nothing more than the lcgai olnoiumenis Of the po-
s.iion bot q l. quite obvious thai II is his intention
50 10 manage as 10 make the most money out Of
a. ihe peTquiscs' amounted 10 more than the
SALARY by M BUchanan's shrewd arrangements
} hc goose was wen enough, bat the Senator went
IN i0I tie trimmings. Instead of accepting the Office
with view o. discharping It's duuos, Mr. Buchanan
merely received IL as convenient apology for uav-
cling ma Europe Al the public expense Tor "ouiiig-
lng for ule oAPedluon, paying las way, smoothing
over hls Aiiie contingencies of JOunoyIng, and Of
hs return. u woud he difficult % sayWhlch money
was best spent Tor bis fellow citizens, the 50 200
which were necessary 10 gei hTn out Of the country
o. Tie s2,250 that were paid for relieving the cOun-
ny II ms services abroad only 10 bring mm back 10
be Of greater injury az home
ln lie same leieT, Mr. Buchanan SAYS that the
sub Treasury was at Irs, misunderstood by many
Of ihe bssi and wisesi democrats OF the country p
And who is the man that would thus ally himself
with democracy The same James Buchanan who
once thanked God that be- Hcrer had dr8p Of deDi-
ocrai'e siood n has rsias.--Co,re, 8 Enquirer.
"A Grore .1fa1.-A poor, consumptivo
looking fellow was arrested in one of the
Maumee towns Ohio, for stealing pair
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-13

B'gok iiqad Prospect Upon this nota-
Die Island may be seen with the natural
VISION four states, viz; Rhode Island, Mas
sachnso'is, Connecticut, and New York.
II IS said upon no other spot in New
England, can there be seen more than
three states.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-13

Some people of Shelby, Illinois, who y. pa
embraced the Mormon faith, were mobile
They very improperly applied to J1 c
Bree-e for protection, who ordered oui -.
Pun, but the Colonel was soon oyerpoS'''
and beat a retreat
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-13
u sec them on their winIing way,

u sec them on their winding way
See how they make their tro,ters play;
Their coat tails swinging backward fly,
Filled with the spells of victory"
The Rogorsvillo Fast Tennesscan says it is M
morod that Gen. Nathaniel Smith, late Emqrailng
Indian Agent has sold out and lod TO Texas. He
is a delaulter for from $4,000 TO 100000 some.
thing more than the annual government expenses Of
Vermont ~. Watchman.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-13

PolfeaGs.-On his dcalhbed distin.
guishod humorist requested that no one
one might be invited 20 hIs funeral; "bc-
cause sohbed the dying man. "ii is a CT.
Witty ! can never repay
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-13

THAT portion of the tribe which removed West
many years since, are called the Western Chcro-
KEGS those who recently removed the Eastern Cher
okees.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-13

Heavy bets are pending in Eng on ~ ~
relative speed Of the British Queen ana ~
Great Western. 30.
Boys should be seen and not heard
the youDgstcr SAID ven he could n' -
his lesson.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-13

The BRITISH Queea cost 1915, OOO' - y
uew steamship President, 24OO tons wiz
on the return ofthe British aus''
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-13

a Grore 1fa1.--A poor, consumptivo
looking fellow was arrested in one of the
Maumee towns, Ohio, for stealing pair
Of grave stones.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-23

The markets nearly the general appearance
Cotton ling hr arrival Of further Flour continues
active and the pis large The stock accumuates slowly
and 10 yet snaii The present wathr
close the canals snort stock hut the large crop
Maryland must prevent auy material in Consequence
SU0ARsrhis et has been dull throughout the week
and change price Sales reach about 600 hhd and
300 bxs Of all descriptions n for Porto Rico, 81 for
st. Croix 81 New Orleans, Brown H4vau47a8. Al
Boston has been quiet Transact conael
the chiefly; 200 bxs b. oid al ST. and $50
d ~ as; i6 hds at auction brought st a6 The cro
Of sugar in aid 10 be large; the
aeghborhosd Of Baton euge the planters have commenced
grinding. The promises ssceed dinghy we'll
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-23

: :s =. q x. g: e..
1879. Dc. -, arrived, ", ~ a O: 1855
acr.sr Il 1889 ever Iss 81 vessels and 7ce tom 1888
1887 % vessels aud tons 1889 Over Ss
sells aud ~ "a IONS.
ommrce IF Hasansiulered Is the number Of 'e ss
which enlsred ne of Havana froa foreign Po'"' IRON
January l.t to Sept 81. 1899. sN oo
BRUSH hs''' ssas ~ 81 H,mSurs, aoos
sss Spanish, co7lo 10 Bremen, ss9a
y Dutch Dutch, asss 50 D%'.. s i
MaLss in all 1929 vessel. Of is7 7ss tons impossible
to learn .hs estcn, Of the eoasiinc trade.
onprn,-Nov g, 1t W W Beecker. detached from reefs
ship. orK T. asst urg orc Barclay navy Yard Boston,
yard No.fol; Il Mna transferred from & amer Pom
sett to w squ4dron Mid Harreil and Sh'fisy u va
ASST Surg X w ffrev. PMid y cMter, Eiddei and
Md Marray, schr Wave; Purssr Nls steamer Pom,
.e Mid Coecel detached rom senr wave ', s",
steamship Fulton TO assist ae principal egnerr IA hs draw
ing, Of the engines the steam vessels bail ing
wa,en .hin Nov 10 IN at 40 81 Ion u IA standing TO
The we~ed-suppsssd one Of the New York and European
packets
BosroN Nov 2lar North America, Br steamer e JOINS
NIB, 80 hours; sLsk peare, Umer, NYsrk goth, Metallic
NEwroar Nov II Woodstock Bragdou, NBedford for
NYork Compeee, Lincoln, Eastpe, for do, 18Th ache'''
Windsor Tor do; cid ne da'e, Olive, Wool, St Ma.ks.
EpoARTowr, Nov l9-sid Victoria from NYork tor Har-
wich: 18th, Pocahantas, Tate, do for Thomaston
NArrreKEr, Nv i7arr Sc a,os. Robinson Nfork; ish'
Iris, Bupk,r.da.
PORTLAND Nov 2,-arr James McCobb, New York; Alert,
do.
sAco Me- Nov Is-arr Helen Mar, NYork.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov 2l-cid Corne Cox, Nfork
FREDERcK. EURO, Nov 8-cid Danube, studiey, tor New
York
NoRroLK, Sept Is-arr Elizabeth, Staples, NYok; Fd'
River Chase do; the WIN Nye, Hemp,on, for Fort NOUN,
nc. has gone tosea. -,
CHARLESTON l7-arr Nance, Nichols NYork; Iybee,
Hubert, do; I9 h, sid Lafayette. Eil,ry, do.
ST MARX Fla, Nov l0-arr Stata. York. cid ohAres'
DO.
Foreign Ports.
ST JOINS NIB, Nov i0-arr City OF fors, Kinds, Ne"
York
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-23

staAs e Ambassadors hos $1,000 ~ 8 seAsA - u"'ss
States Bsnk has IS pzA Cor notsss which,
csrding 10 the Law ssthorisiax v ss isg4L When the
qussio. axaon the psyeat 81 the interest on these
bonds up etbsr prospect than that Of reYu
diaton Of the debt.
or al the state. h.wsye stands in The worst
postou her wh.s SsaoOOooo the amount of interest
annually s2OOoOOO This by Law provided for by canal
and railroad tolls and the deficiency to be paid for out Of the
.ta. treasury The sross canal receipts last year
nH Si,OOoOOo
Expenses, repairs, &C. sooooo
Nett receipts. 100000
This leaves deficiency Of 900 to BE provided r ron
the treasury but the treasury is deficient 81 in the
binary expenses Of he Here then
Of to be provided for by taxation fsuch
adopted the AMI standing o. Penns ud be
gone. The acna debt Of the State Of New York sa iis
more the stocks loaned to the
Railroad and Canal Companies while the nett Of the
public works has averaged for six $4,000 annum
sucen. opay The interest $2oOoo0 There 10 then
danger Of taxation in this State Should therefore Pennsy
vania resort taxation property limits would dePe
cate Is per cen. compared with York No person would
mold purchase farm which endless tar IS eniailed
~n good farms be purchased few miles distant not
subject to such The demand for money immed ate and
pressing and taxation reputation Of the debt will al the
coming session. be the serious "a siion The proposed
plan funding the stocks national debt
the present holders Of stocks for little while longer il
have effect staying tine about burst The
state stock sys The people of the West will NOS submit to
taxed pay debts for which they have received
the people OF fa- too prompt to
Suspend such precedent pass without proStns
byit.
Sales az tilc stock Exchange.
$3.50 Corp Bonds 94 1850 do 9at-$20O0 Drafts Phlad
90 $4,000 500 90 shares Blk 7o 81 do 49, si5 6O do
n ~ do Mechs pk TOTO 90 Dry Dock 7OiS de Am Ex
TO- 100 do 75s do Cho Life and Trust % IL DO Vcksourg
$3.50 do Illinois g. Is 81; 81 do 63l75 do Delaware
Hudson as 10 DO 63t 100 d. "a 30 d 100 do g. tomor
ros 100 do 6i Monday: 80 do 6as 10 10 do 81; 50 do
63A 10 DIDO do Union Bank ioo Do d y do l02-s0 do
Phenx Ra,k 80 81 -; 80 So 81 dj0 do INK Of Com.
3l2o DO Trust 80 ds; so do AZ; AIT do AL
% do Az IS 4 Is DIS; IS do AL 10 do All % do a.
uw 25 do a. 10 ds-5 10 Mer Ex. go do Canton
Balt 80 90 3vt 80 90 az 80 ds; 100 do 3tt 30 d.
10 do Paterson railroad as 10 do 49, 90 do AS 81 DIDO do
New Jersey s6-3S do Bostol Providence. o. 90 do Sto
nnston Is 30 de ISL l5os; us do 49, Is ds; 10 do
-lo0 do Mohawk Railroad 54 80 do 81 50 do 5af 60 Us
LOO do Halem Rsdr.Ad al 200 do 800 do Az 10 DIS;
- do All; so dag 80 do a. nw20do Utica and Schenee
tady ll5-oO do Utica and Syracuse io so; 10 d. 100
10 40 loo.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-23
GALLERY OF FASHION, FOR
HAIRCUTTING. Sc,

Cornr OF Fulton Broadway, (Entrance from FutopJ
CLIREHUGH, HAIR CUTTER, has Just completed arrsn-
~ with Of the first houses Ia London from whence
he viii receive the first specimens Of every fashion BE sdop
I'd for the season. that they will appear New York msl
taneou.ly vita those Of London ard Paris
Next 10 the advantage Of having fn- head &c hair ks
importance OF having we'll this branch Of HE
Clirehush stands preemipent Ills system Of cutting
sn differ en,irsp from the usual practice al eutine
adopted here also the expedition and genenes with whisk
the operation performed The first artists Losiou a.
Paris acknowledged It's utility and adopt In their pvse-
ee u, the beau monde IL ha. been denonnse5 scssnf6s
art aud whether for the Purit the Bar the Senate or
Stage its elegant and classic will add eighty apd
grace 10 the whole contour Of Ia tss Humane
The patronage already extended 70 ha since the isodse
ton ofh system and the nsering encomsms By
al Who have under the magic has touch,
induces him 10 invite all gentlemen Who either study personal
Appearance the aurenent. OF fashion, their BAR
der HI, charge, assured that trial will prove be superiority
all other competitors
Private Rooms for HAIR Cutting and Gstine Wigs sle
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-23

OLD ESTABLISHED COAL YAse. corner Of Green
- w'ch and King srees-WiLLAM SEYMOUR, suryi vor Of
The late firm of Seymour M4oo respectfully iuor ms his
friends and the public that Ne has hand full ssppy Of the
following superior Goals viz:
feaeh Orchard Csal warranted of the fist quality broken
AMI screened In the yard for sale the lowest arkst
prices
ing low prices:
Broken and Egg screened and delivered ~ 50 per ton
Nut. 7 90
AIso-Liverpoo Newcastle. Sydney aud Virginia Goals
FOR sale Al the market prices. Office 70 Wall 81 basement
s1i lus
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-23

Cleared.
MsdcnA VIE, South Amercs; Oruence, Robinson. Aps
IschMoaj Historian Tinker, Campescy Angors, Salisbury
Norfc'k Jos Hnssy Eimonson Baltimore; Corvo Crockett
Dosion; Fairfield, Lyons, NOricaaa
. Arrived.
Brig PERI rieid 10 d I'm Eas,por plaster to MENUS
Son. 'N'
sesr raraors, Kelley day, from Povncstcwn with sh
master.
schr franklin, Birs', 10 day. from Ea.tport with
and oil.
sehr Banner, Hammond lays from Virginia, with corn to
master.
smiled.
Fairfield Lyon NOrleans; Brooklyn Charleston Calhoun
ONei do; Alhcc, tsgu Peter Dem, D,r,en. pLiIur,
Savannah, Nelson clark RIO Jsneiro; Eliza and saar West
Indies.
The Westeheer Ferris, Cor Liverpool, sails today Her
isitcr bags will cl.,e At C,pns News Rooms In the En-
shssgs ~ the usual hcnvt HE msrninv
The MID 0ibbsfrom WORK Cor Providence, seen 10
hGntc NLnndon The 18th last with boom ipped and
part of deck load supposed 10 ~ gone Mt - VT
The Tevrn of war Brassos 10 have sailed from
Galveston on he tish list Tor NYork.
Cs~~oss@ following comparative statement
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-23

sTO PAWN IOKtKs AND UfhEns-LIBt.KAI.
Il REWARD-Stolen last evening. from the 81 story Of
the Herald Office ~ Ann At cret colored over Coat with
seal skin collar and black hombssnc -ing teg-ttr with
Handkerchief small change in the packers Who
will spprcht nd and convict such 10 tho
subscriber may lead to the Identification Of ief
be entitled 10 the coat i,s value and dollars IL add
ton. Tor his trouble Ten olsrs viii be paid Cor the
~ Of the Coat only, should the hIef not be detected
MELT BILLINGS HAYWARD.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-23

r EE,HEs LEECHEs -. oustantly % hand, Isrss
IL suptiy of Swedish AMI German Lesehes. For sale "
the thcussna, hundred, or dofen
Ls.eh.s carefully p.eted IN clay, 70 ~ ~ -
past o. N. senstr, wth p~vfeet safety
ni.l.s JOHN ALLAYOLA 4 CO, 100 Dswsy.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-23

CT0VE FACTORY.-The subscribers would call the al.
~ tention Of their Fri ads aud the Public generally their
Tn-ware and Stove Factory and Tin and Copper Roofing
Estabrhmrnt Constantly hand general assortment OF
Tin aud Stoves Of the latest aud improved patterns
NJ B.Tne universally approved Parmelee Cooking Stove
for coal wood 10 II operation at the Store
They also prepared TO all orders for Tin
Copper Roofing at the shortest notice. and the
able terms 8. II. X J. w. TRENELEY
nl5lm'is No. la5 Bswerv
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-23
Provision M.rAet.
PRIcKs or PROVISIONS.

We the pail Lere yesterday in comparison with
those current IA Washington Saturday last. They show
great di6tren
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-23

Cash sYsTEM.-NEw GOODS AT Low PRlCEA-
gs.s%sa desous their ssppiy Of fssA'Ss
mes. @ Co.A Cansrss C. New Good just received ssd
to esat under the credit system Of other eminent 6rm
and equal ~ style with amy house in Broadway, Cor cash only
FALL AND WINTER PRICES.
super6ns bib, blue and colo coats, from sle to 90
Saxony wool dyed Tendon bAck cloth do 20 10 %
New patterns Of fancy and plain eassiasrs pants to II
Cho assortment OF vestisgs, 8 to
Gents wool dyed black, per suit sa4 to 80
al6 8 M Otis. r. FAMARIss
II ready made Linen, Hosiery, Gloves and suspsuder
constantly turing and receiving from the cash auctions
and Brisile at the old Stand No. So Nassau street near Mai
den Lsne where they De cheaper for than
other place the city 100 dozen set,e Caps for very
cheap. o24- Inns.
- GYMNASIUM AND LYCEuM FOR III OCUTION.
PHLADELPHIA This Institution j. opn the first of
September till the last Of Juneurg July August there
is vacation All DESTROYS Of instruction, either Cor the cure
Of stammerng Lispng or Improvement ~ Execution,
learn the conditions Of ANDREW coMsroCK, M. D. 100
Mulberry ,Arch) street, Philadelphia
Dr. Coms,ocks Remarks Stammerng and the merous
which he has obtained OF his of vo-
cal Gymnastics apPendes to his Circular, whca shall be
ma; wish learn upos the
Of his ntuton Satisfactory references be given in the
principle cities of the United States nis 3m'
CoAL! LoaL!. COAL !!!-1he best Of Peach Orchard,
~ Red Ash broxen and size So so ton, dev.
free Of carriage. Nut - co. Yard So4 Washington street.
Srrg.
CO. United States Bank and Philadelphia taken at par
Hl3.3m GUERNSEY X co.
NOAL! COAL! COAL The heapest aud best zrt
~ Gle in the shape of Coal for stove is aoat at the
foot Of Beach and selling the very low price Of 81
per delivered free from carriage any Of the city
Consumers respectfully invited TO call and for them
selves. o4-3m
(tYMNASTIC EXERCIsES-W FULLER Der, TO
NJ form the gentlemen Of New yo-x vicny that
his 900 - Ann Streets full
opperation. w. has certificates from the most eminent
physicians Of New York aud Philadelphia the ADJ
ages to be derived from the exercises Of the
Thes exercises adapted to all ages and taken
any time, without inter- pon rom weather Mr Monrquin,
who has Given the greatest satisfaction for the last two
At this establishment will continue To give lessons the noble
science OF Fencing such hours will suit the
Of pupils o. boys usder IA Of age, from
to ocleck w. will be always present during thei
An evening class 10 about being formeo for win.
ter. For card of terms apply As above. MIC I'm
DOARDING-Geu,lemen and their wive and sinele gem
ID temeu, be accommodated with pleasant rooa, with
CRATES and good board for the winter reasonable terms
Greenwich street, between Cour,landt and Liberty streets
Apply the china store Of Green sch and Courandt
streets. MS ST.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-23

souaHr, Arp TINE rulL asvsS IN CASH, nv
n. LEVITT, ig7 William street
90 Knowing there persons ~he make great pm N
their advertisements for Css on Clothing, &C. &C., and whe
many do give the uIl value for the ssmeH L.
viii those gcsmen who may have such articles ~
them and who may r h Of receiving the very utmost
value In CASH Cor every article.
line through the Post Once or otherwise 70 ts above 81
3rsss, will meet With due attention ol06w"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-23
GRANDJEAN's 90 "A 20 II rION
FOR THE
III u M A N Fl A | r !.

N Great and great reputation proofs that
this article is the only of the kind which produces good
effects aud useful 10 the Human Hair The article
with il its recommendation and not to be cassed with
that host Of limitations with which the city ahound 1t,
usage considered corporal fat will enable The organs
their to diminish their suscept
biities and contribute their nutrition and return to their
natural order, the alterations arrangements which may
cur to the hair skin.
ITS QUALITIES.
On the FIRST day Of application to act prevent.
ing the hair from turning gray.
by USE dry and weak hair will be rendered sreng, pia.
BILE, brilliant and curly.
By il. employment heads entirely bald will be replenh.a
with hair.
valuable tTecGc for all diseases Of the skin and hair
may DC purchased Wholesale sad RETAIL at No. Barclay
street and at MIR. Grandcans Office NIL. Imis.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-23

CAFETY REFLECTiNG Funnel LAMps-wm.
- ranted TO burn al af expense any Other lamp
10 give clear and brilliant light without any shadow The
proprietor socshs numersss friends to call and
Tor themselves feeling confident At IL will surpas al other.
in briancy .heapness AMI Lamps 81 and up
wards for srocers, dry good stores porter hous
and all establishments where good light wanted small
evpen.e, can be obtained al
4. MiCHELL's, 9 Catharine street
o96-i and Ala Gresnw IT.. corner of q anal
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-23
COL IT'S
b q q X X ID r. p / N G..

20 ArRAC11CAL WORK UPON PLAN ENTi IRE
LY NEWThe which form the bases Of the science
classsd under Five Divisions with definite explanations
AFTER the forms Of grammar and arithmetic u contains
cahusry OF nercsate terms aud phrases AIso key
planning the nature and Journazng each Of the Day
Book entries practical would espaa the
to- hu pupil this smshes the science that young
ofcommon English education acquire knowledge without
the assistance Of teacher To which added Directions 10
the Learner Calculations and Praiicai Forms for
keep' books in every extent and variety OF commercial
Prblc Addresses the frat delivered upon the sub
jec SC, &C this day published by William Jackson 100
broadway aud for sale At the principal Bookstores III. un
ed States. n6.6m.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-23

On Ttnrdsy evening by the Rev. DR. Van Vrsnken Peter
Knman 10 Mary LOUISE second daughter OF Richard Wight,
Esq., all Of tits ct,. rt.r
BIED.
On the Gal inst Of consumption, Mr. VIM. H. Hale, in the
els year &c Is ase.
His friends and acqnsinances respectfully invited u at
tend funeral from his late residence No IS Nassaa street
Brooklyn, on Sunday IT 24h inst At 1 o'clock.
On Friday evening 22d nst John g. Noble aged 10 years
asd 10 mon ne.
The friends of his sephcr. WIN. Stuart respectful,
aved from his lite resdcncs 50 Division
st. Sunday next, al . O'clock, M
At Pensacola Fla the Oh Nov Of yellow fever Walter
Wm. Hays, of III U 8 navy micshipman board the u
ship Lev aed 20 He died universally esteemed. ADD
s@entsd BY hs brother officers and companions; and long will
his memory he cherished BY them.
The Washington papers will coaer favor by copying the
above.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-23

Two THE FASHIONABLE Community f the City
OF New Ynrh aud its vicinity. subscriber takes
leave inform the gentry Of this city, that he niesa TO hold
himself diseugagsd during the winter the purpose
Of undertaking the " dinners balls and
partie public private families. Weddings will also
BE- attended in aud elegant style etiquette. First
rate ber Will he ready attend under my orders every
cason All those wishing employ me will please give as
early notice possible my deuce No % frankfort st.
nIs eoda,. George BEVERLY svvTH
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-23

DEwARE OF COUNTERtEiT MEDICINES Of any
ID hind hut always nisd that any medicine that
ecs~sefei'sd itssfke valuable Remember the onl,
place New Ys~k cv the sale Of the senpine Hunters Nod
Priss n psr WI. % In