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SOuVENlRS, ILLUSTRATED BOOKS a.
> great variety of Souvenirs, Engish and Amerlc,,
all that nrr vet published for the coming year arr ,r %
ny Y, TAYLOR and several new ones daily cxpcrrrd
Juvenile Souvenirs and Juvenile Books, Illustrated
U"'kS u travels and Books Of Engraving in grca, W.
and miniature editions Of every variety Of celebrity all
2, unusually low prices, at his bookstore immediately
E'>' OF "adShys Hotel JAM;
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EITH'S Demonstration OF the Truth Of the Christian
IN religion, by the author Of the Evidence of Prophe
cy,' volume, with numerous engravings.
Is Just published, for sale by
Jan 81 F TAYLOR.
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DWELLING HOUSE IN GEORGETOWN no BE
LET FROM THE 9TH oF-MARCH NEXT.
IL One Of the handsomest and most commodious
E.s.m Dwelling Houses in the District with small gar.
.den and stable, delightfully."- and beautifully stu
aied in Georgetown about twenty minutes walk from the
Departments The House is in good condition, and may
be had with or without furniture Ii is now occupied by
Senator Fulton. and we'll known as the property Of
Mrs. j. W. Williamson. For particulars, inquire Of Mrs
Williamson, al this office. ian loft
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THE LAWS OF TRADE, considered in reference
to the works of Internal Improvement in the United
States. BY Charles Ellet Jr., Civil Engineer ! vol
Just published, is this day received for sale hy
jan l2 +. TAYLOR
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n ENTIEMEN'S MAGAZINE, edited by w. f.
U Burtor.-F. TAYLOR will receive subscrpiionste
the above periodical, which he will forward regularly,
strongly epveop'd 10 any part OF the United States ne
number for January 1885, which the commencement of
new and enlarged SERIES may be examined at his hook
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THREE YEARS OF THE AMERICAN SPORT.
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for sale by + TAYLOR; price dollars Tor the whole
the usual price being SIS unbound. Jan IL
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HISTORICAL TRAITS, and other papers. relating
10 the North American Colonies, from the discovery
OF the country up 10 l776 collected 10y Peter Force
Just published and this day received, for sale by
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rent year dollars per snuun, and will forward the num-
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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-02-09
HENRY CLAY

We copy the following interesting summary Of many
Of the facts connected with the history Of this disn-
guished and popular statesman from the Buffalo (NY)
Journal.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-10

Titfi,a Of k,inapraEss,- grandson
Of the ceiehaard patriot and statesman,
John Hancock. was recently Lrnus hi up To
the Boston Police Is common druukard.
lis appearance and situation are thus
described in Boston paprr.
!" lie had IN q ialiercd frock coat. nui
al The lbows. aud rusy with age. coarse
irowsers dry and ragged. old pumps,
So broken that his uuwashed stockings
we're seen through them, and without
vest or crasai. III. prospects once were
brighter than ihnse OF any other Young
man in town; but nav ,lG viper lniem'
rcrance has fastened np'n Inn, aud h"
b!uoJ is poisoned with ils sting. Ills pc
rents woulI have done any thing i"r
him. being abundantly able; bu, non 4 Is
TOO late. Ills name tlois the Police Re.
cords, and there lis history is 70 put
written"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-10

I 81 Pissid' ssSeFiHs h=d lsh ahsis "a
taEkaess And 40 lIswn. The ae.iilaiicn.
sfihs sol.lsEy, wsrr ErmIalal: nj geslias
his eiaspfa = ncs On ne sxpsn6sd Fage.
as Fsssssa b. faseAssl ugasa lhrm II
s.sehrs. Lag sisisns OF lie rast were
Aiih tin: ahrp came The snsl dreams Ihal
ssscsnsrsse wears 4 hsrpiasss in single
lhppgal. 4 shadow ssmmlssl The saa.
light; gsnsle Sep rts.ssd sle lhFeshsla.
aad Elzsar Waks f'0m a.. fsneisd bless.
! eslasss. . Essilzs II, N sEsr',ag de gaze
Oi NsaIrEs.e.
! Ls'!er from Es'sa .Hsgrfa 10 Friend.
'csrniine. Ensea- kas rsanrned. and
! have sera hin. I a.sdsa hnI Ihs 70
Tzss ne urephrd: .T lcauil hare brine
m.ta ealaly cry uElsn Nlh d sanlless,
sensual a,an. had I-nsfsr met again the
lased reality a. NY only pure IDEAL.
Exrluded from the aOild I idnl ze, and
fssbi..den 10 mingle in is pleasures, BY
fihs caprice II aespisrd companion.
heE nlsen have l moErHsd the voluntary
act which sealed my misery. Gertrude
and Eussns look 80 happy. that my
heart almost EepTosches me for The pan
| Oaee acted towards them. We met last
evening 81 mr. suHi's. but ! dill not Iell
Merlin ~ his invisan0n. for | could not
bear hal Eugsne should see nv husband.
lie il already dissgressble enough ~ me.
i!hnnI hesdins contrast 10 render him
mors ~. GsuTude's sweet. I.lseid face.
vas a mi,ror of Jay. AMI think her
Disposition has improved. for she has
nrefe0ms that " ant Of decision lrieh
used 10 mark her conduct. | eoulI
almost love her nov. 10 Charles did nat
plague me ~ hUliing her Up - my
nutel. and BY constantly comparing her
manners aud ae,s Nth what he is pleased
- cali ihs wnhillness' OF my own.
c0urilaad's heal Il 10 fast recovering. and
the lassiled. cf suffering has gwen q
gealrr and lossler style 10 beatty that
was d 4ays spiriiusl. Ills voire has TO
lJager the sHensih which once dislin-
-aishe1 il, bit u, low, srhdued tones.
have gained in. melody what they have
lo.l IN power. The enthusiasm for his
calling l.ngers sin, though he has learned
from experience The fslseness Of The hopes
ahieh carried him among strangers. aud
has found hnw Lille can be done even by
the mos, unweaIied. unless assisted by !
naay. A. listened 70 his expressions |
0fhaly .y@:i;uile. slmosi wondered al !
lie hnrsay which. in giving such ihsuks.
lrTseis ne risls and sacrifices that have !
won hin blessings Courlsnd asked .
after NsrFln. snd'l fanried that I read !
.one,Iils nc pity in Gsr,rpde's look.
y hen she he4Ij tie preston. But I
- ilh smile. aad she was too
sincere herself ~ suspect the depth of
J .dness thai gsisIy concealed. Lief them
viii ininl hnrc disseminated Than ever
willI nv self appointed lot: and Uhea !
Tesurnsd 10 M splendii bu; lonely home
watched Tor by no Frightening eye
greeted BY no tender welcomed nrarsl
From he empty ornaments 81 wealth wiIh
'iCkensj heart and ~earied spirit. ]
sought nv own ruom--it vas sl0rned
win al the iuxuries thai gold cnoli buy
but there. also. Vas alone; and. in
bitterness Of soul. I derlored destiny so
iiGsren, in its eilied vanity. from the
pc csfai, loving lie Of tie missionary's
,Fi.s =. J. 7. l..
.iE+s,, 1879. ... .-... /
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-10
A TRUE PICTURE.


Is A Wing paper lately Published in Csm-
nee'ir", thus briefly defines The character
Of usnry Clay: asa*
.iiGhese be man living uf whnm hi.
rU,auymsn mag .ell be proud, that
RIan is Henry CLAY. Ills equals in tai.
eh, he may have-his superIors IN ,hose
qashiies that firm the Palsiut Statesman,
b" aever hid. No chicanery, ~ petty
iIIgee FOE personal sdgsneemeni. no ex
rigslVe devotion 70 seesiaaai interest. has
marked his public career bu. With an
.b,!ity seldom equallrd, With a f,leli'y
tina, never has wascred, 10 The Cabine,
aud in the Legislative flsil. in time ii ar
--Ihr'agh evil aud good repoa--he has
served the Nali nal Interest asd guarded
the Nali5nil honor. 10 whom for l0ug
years. III periods Of difficulty and Of dan
ger. has ilis nation leaked fer counsel
aud fnr direetion! On an Occasion vet
recent, when dneirinss Of discard and
'lisunion were rife among us. and our po-
iiIical iabuc seemed to rock IRON pima
Gle ~ base. whom did the men of all par.
Ties recognize as the guardian geai,ls Of
his nofiUs Iaad? That sueh a man
should hase enemies. is of Course 10 be
expected. Ills Islents they may decry,
III, motives they may in,pugn. hat his
frir fame. his rich a!irs oE Honorable
deeds, they cannot touch. As easily
might they ~ -a.@* 1919
'--P!uek lbs brightness from the soa.
o,wi;i, p5' au;cI Eager. iarnisi it."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-10
c,mDl;m .,,t 10 III. Clan. THE Ame.

cJmplimsIf 10 Mr. Clay The Ame-
ric,a Ssiiincl, a s'eaiy bnl naderae al
rninislraIion paper Of philadelphia. IN the
course oil an article a!lidrng 10 the next
Presidency. pays l.e following honorable
ronplimeEl TO l!Ie Distinguished states
man Of KsDiscky:
eve have not the slightest disposiiinn
TO deGrIcI from The merits Of Mf. Clay
he i, one Of the distinguished men OF
whom oar couatry has jn.l reason - be
proud; and. whrn he shall have ceased
10 stand IN lie way Of lhs advancement
Of olhsrs, anj have retired - The shades
OF p..issIs l'Is, bis services and his sacri-
GEES Tor ihe public 60 j will be spoken
or- a. ,asy deserve. lie is now paying
d. . lax Which al Distinguished public
risa must be coalen. - pay Tor their
e.s1a,iaa.' W5o has bssl more abused
ta.a Jefferson, Ma!isoa. tbs Adamses.
e iils1n. Gssalord, .sai a hs.t of oh.
rr+. w,'.s praise Is rGs I'm ~ - 0!
ese'" a,..,1a " every ptiy!H
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-10

a Grsa, Bargain.-.-A, Bgooklyn. la'.
week. u waslIsisnd aud contents were
knoeked down at eighteen shillsng'.
The b'yer o. examining his purchase.
found Ia drawer. among a parcel OF
rubbish. n roll of bank noIes anmnlin:
!" 5000, mnd duubIoons worth slOOO
more. .a...
The Surrogate Ionk possessi"n Of III"
money "a behalf of The estate To who
'hc sand beI"ags. but ,he finder intends
- I..i ,us rialli ~ lae muney.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-10

Virgins yVhig Convention.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-10

T"e tall a.l,ai;ees reared their crests
''S'F' 10 a.tssi.ii Try : dwelling. and the
neh'I'es ia saray cline. en- It reslhel its
lJ@iy r's' I'asre Sss liule Of improve.
ineni sfos7!, bot g"rgeous aosers Of
40 anF .'f"a !'44 tpai1g up aasO~n, and
~ VS. ssHc.ly Is,.s. : where nature
hAil,"'s''-a SC y Ic'l. Birds ol bril:isnl
pia'n'.s aF'st:d anqag tn, rees and
i'iierrd tie sseeltn ease al ,lse:, rseaing
sang. The soa was declining aaI IL CAST
over he ds's "O'l, the eiory uf ,ts own
death -gisiag ss,'h. ZAP d d water a
itstr', pats al b"ga. =. ,l,s il III, or fame
ahiel3 silis TIE pnTiot's nu.s. -se-. Z,
iisssds liable within the hut, "a,
>'r' ~ cJarsi Tnd: a boo9 .ay spen bsEo-r
'eaael ttstfi q - Il, Itt. haat. bs. Sis
"lha-ts< we're uof sab MS sl,.Jlss. Ills
''-~', HI 2Fted ssfst,s, .stwf ,.l,. .anI
80 '-s.. Il ., n .aatlti 4. .str. wrr.
< a.. IS - - :. 6fbS "a, r.t,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-03
TEE HUMAN HAIR,

certainly rue although not generally understood, that
the roots e the hair always remain the NEST abundant
FUSION and that there not only exists roots in the skin OF
every individual than hairs growing from them but in the worst
badness that they neither perish destroyed and
uacs by accident disease there should be complete derange
destruction Of the parts which noursh and sustain
en maintain that hsy he roots) continue healthy aud
vigorous and not destroyed injured when the HAIR
fallen from fevers from constitutional either in
The old the young Brgdct from l. Beals Cos fsso-
kse accompanying Beals Hair Restorative.
HESSRS. l.. l. BEALS co. invite those who are bald
in any deree who losing their hair to their
office 64 Broadway up stairs and have their Hair Restora's
offer to enter into contract with any party to
the hair under apenaty ofa forfeit of from to Eve
hundred dollars said party being bound like to be
paid when the hair shall have been restored
The original certificates of gentlemen Of the highest standing
in the city, be AZ the Office 1854 Broadway showing
eontestiby that Bea Hair Restorative has restored and will
restore the hsman hair and if these not sufficient to salts
~ the screduous whom there many account
Of the humbng that have been mPudent pamed
upon the community ocular demonstra)n will be given 10
those who may call thsre.
The Ladies especially recommended TO the Of Bea
Hair Restorative is certainly infable producing
abundance Of hair where it has become thin and pre-
serving and identifying that which remains.
Bsas Hair Restorative will keep IL in excellent eondtoS
and full head Of hair hsa nd bsssty the To-
tost period OF life. Price So per Jar.
NB An letters Of application for Agencies must be post
paid. A liberal discount TO those who buy to sell
Tor sale by j. ID. Moore, lis Chenu st. Philadelphia A.
Snyder Troy N Geo. Oates agent for North Carolina and
Georgia n6y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-03
BRIsTOW'S WRITING CLASSES DAY AND EVE
MING WILL CONTINUE FOR ONLY SHORT
TIME LONGER IN NEW YORK.
THE ANTl-ANGULAR SYSTEM OF
w RITING CT.


vey acquired by either Lady Gentleman in IL Lessons!
and taught only for a short time longer in N. r.!
MR.. BRlSTOWS periodical engagements in New York
will now terminate in the "a FEW WEEKS, As Mr..
Bs engagements in another city win compel him to leave;
therefore becomes necessary for ALL young Of Business
the Merchant the Clerk the Attorney, the Student, the
Ladies, Sc. &c who desire speedy permanent and tho
rough Improvement their Hand Writing nd who wish
to command and the services Of Mr. ow, to make
early application and not suffer the present opportunity to
pass.
Citizens of New York Behold, and Recoect, boldly
ser and pledge myself mPart to either Lady Gentleman
between the ages Of 10 to So handsome style of Writing
course of
Iicelpe easy lessons, Of one hour each
No matter how BAD ILLEGIBLE, INDIFFERENT, DE-
Formed err CRAMPED the Pupils Writing may be, there.
fore neglect not avail yourselves Of New York
This system Of Writing adapted Cor Letters Bill, of Ex
change Invoices Sales ORDERS Notes, Receipts the Journal
Entry and the Ledger.
ACADEMY, Me- ITS Broadway, opposite Maiden Lane.
THE GENTLEMEN
Acquire bold free, and expeditions running hand, highly eth
cient for Mercantile pursuits
The Ladies at IL O'clock and taught neat delicate
and fashionable syle Of writing
Merchant, and strangers visiting New York complete
in or days.
The steel and pen both used at Mr. Brisiow
Academy.
Additional lessons given (above the welve free Of ertra
charge if found BY Mr. b. IN order 10 give full salts
faction to every pupil. ms.lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-03
II u NJ A N II A [ r.

Q1J- Since the publication Of A. GRANDJEAN's COM
POSITION, more than thirty limitations eounterfets
have successfully appeared Now the Pous system erpo
red by all the BARRIERS of New York.
But one, doubtless, will dispute that the s'.oi ~
GRANDJEANs CoMPosIIpT. , and ,..;d,r - ,bs
researches The he has
ceived testimony of the general satisfaction given
The sale Of this article exceeds his most sangune expectation
From this date Mr.. A. GRANDJEAN promises, according
to his conviction, to perform extraordinary upon all per-
who will give him their confidence and who will permit
him to exercise A. according the and the different
affections Of the Pous system lie appreciates and combines
with cireumpecon all the prescriptions given the best
thois giving preference to his remedies except
the qsires IT. and where morever experience for
many years confirms its efficacy.
The principal remedies st Paste the Of which
guarantees the niabe Of XEROTRISfA, and the tenn
poray permanent fall Of the Har-al Cutaneoas Erpons
OF the scalp Of letter nature that which generally
met with ON the heads Of young children.
ID Oderferous Lqud the employment Of which, in
time, HYDROTRIsIA.
3D. n peculiar Plaster, and Diaphoree Cap for ne
ment Of Bsldnessand finally, prescriptions ascori toe
different and constitutions a
Approved and recommended ny the N. Y McCica. dy.
Office, Barclay ST., No I, Aston House. IN.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-03
GENTLEMEN'S
CAST OFF CLIO THING

RovoHT, CASH, BY
II. LEvETT, 80. 90 Beekman ST.
90 KNOWING there persons who make great puff
their for Cast of Clothing, &c. &C. and who
many do give the full value for the ameH L.
will those gentlemen who have such articles BY
hem and who send for him. Of receiving the very utmost
value in CASH for every article.
N.BA line through the post Office or otherwise, to the
above address meet with due attention fl-3m.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-03
UNITED STATES HOTEL,

THIS SPLENDID ESTABLISHMENT will be re-opsaed
the 18th Of Jansay under the charge Of the subscriber
Situated at the Junction Of Fulton with Pearl and Water
streets affords every inducemcnt the merchant and
Of business Commodisus private parors with bed at
taehed handsomely furnished and fitted up fer family
ties and the subscriber aers himself that the mpro
recently made will render the Hotel eligible for cit
and Strangers The Bar will be furnished with every
rey Of liquors. carefully selected and the Table supplied with
all the surcs Of the will be the ambition OF
Subscriber reader the Hotel equal any and he pledges x
exertions shall he sh~vs
OF nsiro.Ag- al ST. s~srsrt'cn To The pa0sss. =,
rfose vial be open for the reception Of company hii
hours
dag ana. EDWIN r. YALE
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-03
PATENT WINDLAss.
Z f. DIST f. A y.

- TIL ESubscribers Sole ProPretors and Manuaet
prepared 10 execute with depach orders for their I'm
rivaAed Patent Sweed Beam Wnda.s Bedseads which
almost universally used being the best article in
veuted-combining ease convenience and durability.
The sackng acted upon by the wndass and sweed beam
made perfectly light and free from all liability agg still erv
ing elasticity the which renders particularly easy
simple construction the matter Of putting up and taking
down will be found Of but little trouble in with those
Of other construction whilst the precision with which the
component paris fitted acts safeguard against the intro
duction Of any Kind OF vermn.
From the taken render each Bedtead perfect hs
qualities for durability will recommend them to purchasers
who invited to hall and examde large assortment
rand
Also large assortment Of elegant Frrnure Mattresses
FEATHER Beds, fnc constantly on hand
J.W. & C soUTHACK, No. 1876 Broadway,
jel5y Franklin House.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-03
,-res. LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
- AM &

n, I'LL go New York tbs a5th, and Liverpool ON ~
f3th III e..l f,oAth
NEW YORK.
NJ sbiu 5CIUS, Capt John Collins, 2oth nph
tsfc 49, IN, rs, Capt Alex. Britton, esth Apr,
So s9Gt4 JAN, Capt. +. A. Depeyster 2osn Si''
as, "a sf.Igl OK Capt A. S. Palmer, 5oth JUNO
FROM LIVERPOOL.
.snir slDD0 rs, 18th February
saip SHERIDAN, 18th March
sh;p CAB lick, 18th April
r. sap r,e first class. upwards OF 1000 tons burthen,
e, - of New York, with such improvements as TO
t. = sy,eed with unusual comfort for passengers Eve
n taken In the arrangement Of their acGommoda.
~ ice OF passage hence is Sl4O for which ample
-, ~ wne &C. will be provided These ships wiii
IVA by experienced masters, who will make every
Ill % - y ,r general satisfaction. Neither the captains or
" IN ships will be accountable for any letters, par
Els or pss. sent by Them unless regular p VI "uAs "
Co., fss, sf,r For freight passage apply to
E. X. COLLINS CO.,
56 South st, N York, or to
VIM s. JAS BROWN CO., Liverpool
er. ~ he Packets will be charged l2s cents per single
sssg esas per ounce and newspapers one cent each.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-03

CALANANDER WORKS, No. 81 Cannon street.-The
proprietor Of this establishment invites the particular at
t.non preprcors offurnaces Of different kinds iron oun
ders engineers masons builders chemists Manufacturers and
others who require great hes the articles made by him,
consisting principally OF Fire Bricks Of all descriptions and
shapes equal the celebrated Stourbrdge bricks
Tiles Of various kinds for bakers and green houses
lures for CRATES Innings stoves cement Portable
ccs superior any Others; Flint Stone Ware for chemists
rancd resist the action Of kre acids &c &s large
sortmsat Of these articles kept constantly hand, and
likewise made TO order Vt the ,hortss q2ss all Of wh" -
oner ,s 10. LOT '"e % M LIE TOULON, Propret.r
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-03

WINDOW BLIND MANDATORY.
HE subscriber respectfully beg 10 inform the public that
he has constantly hand large and elegant assortment
OF every description Of the painted washable
dow shades consisting Of Italian aud other landscapes Dsp
NOUS Chinese Architectural and Fancy Blinds which he
confidently for their beauty strength and great
rabfy they have been known with TO last
from fourteen years The prices Of the shades including
cords asse rack puies and fittings for Window complete
vary from 81 and upwards pair Blinds painted and fitted
TO order, BY applying to
GEORGE PLATT, IL suruee st.
NIB. Country dealers supplied with blinds and b'4d fittings
milo 6wsy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-03

~ IMPORTED TRUSTEE, by Cotton, out
N - ~ Of Emma by Whisker. Cotton has always
M%A been considered Of tho best if the bes,
TN ~ four mile horse bred in. England n
speaking of him he is called athe celebrated
Cotton Trustee likewise first horse and was sold
when three year old, for 5000 guineas.
Trustee will stand at stable near the Union Course Long
Island the ensuing at the low price Of $50 cash. and 81
the This rule will be strictly adhered to- nc
Mare need be sent to him without the money! being better bo
for the breeder and the of the horse Trustee horse
great action and doubt will bring road horses we'll
equal TO old Messenger The
the first Of February and to end the frat Of July Al
accidents and escapes at the risk Of the
i30-3m. JOHN X. SNEDEKkR
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-03
LONDON LINE OF PACKETS.

F To sail the lst, 10th, and Goth OF every month
This line Of packets will hereafter be composed Of the
ships which will succeed each other in the order 10
hey named, sailing punctually from New York and
suth the ls l0th Doth and from London the TN,
~ and 9th Of every month through the year, viz