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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-07-25
From The Southern Journal.
INTERESTING LETTER FROM
THE HON. A. q. BROWN.

0TWetake great pleasure 10 spreading
before our readers, the following letter,
received by the last mail "a circuitous
rou,e) from our talented Representative,
the Hon. A. G.. Brown. He presents in
bold relief the true character Of the Fed
eral Wing party. With every profession
Of friendship for the inmates Of " Log
Cabins" their votes show that whenever
they act, the Federal Wing leaders in
Congress do every Thing in their power 10
oppose the interests Of the poor man--ihe
hardy pioneers Of the South and West.
The vote ofhe federal wing party in Con-
gress 90 The Pre- Emptioa Bill, proves,
conclusivey, that The Wings are hypo-
critical in their professions Of friendship
towards the homes, settlers Of The public
domain. And will The people support
such party? No--neyer.
We are rejoiccd 10 learn that Gen.
BRowN, and his worthy colleague, (Mr.
TnoMpsoN,) are determined 10 take the
stump on their return home, which Will be
in the course Of few weeks, determined
to "show up Harrison in his true colors.
The charges which our Representative
prefers against the whig candidate for the
Presidency, can BE-, substantiated by the
most indubitable testimony and we doubt
not that il will be forthcoming.
Gen. Brown has earned for himself an
enyiable reputation during the lime he Las
represented the people Of Mississippi in
the lower House Of Congress. His9otes
are all correct; always on the side Of De-
mocracy and the rights ofthe people. His
speech, too, is deserving ofall praise: we
hear il spoken Of, on all sides, as an able,
and eloquent effort. Ii
does him infni,e credit, and has gained
for him "troops cfJricnds.n He's now
decidedly The most popular public man in
The Siate. The people 81 Mississippi feel
proud Of The able manner in which he has
sustained their cause il the Halls Of Con
gress, and they will hail his return 10 the
land Of his adoption, with feelings Of Joy
GUS enthusiasm. We say 10 our lnlenied
Representative, preserver; The Democracy,
Of Mississippi will stand by you 70 the last.
But to the letter here tits:
TO THE EDITOR.
IT0ehin0lnn .Tunp Igfh I $40
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-07-25
LEXINGTON, MISSISSIPPI, JULY rs, 1910.

cification ofethe first md third charges.
and en no other specifications of either Of
those charges, The accused was found
guilty Of those specifications 10 some ex.
tent, but there was other evidence under
those specifications as full and particular
as that Of the two colorcd witnesses. But
i is sill more plain, that the accused suf-
fcred nothing from their cridence, because
he mds found gully ofJoM the first and
third charges, on other specifications ia ne.
Luton 10 which neither Of tAcse ,oitnesses
gdre any cridcnce achatcrer; 50 Mathe has
dccn found guilty By The court fboth these
charges, @ithom rcsorting 10 The objected
testimony Of hc colorcd witnesses. have
Observed nothing irregular or illegal in
any other proceedings Of the court
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-07-25
Lam, SIR, very respectfully,
j. X. PAULDlNG.


~. n HAS WILKES, Jr., cnnfnutnE Uniteu
s. Exploring Expedition, Valparaiso.
il was also from the deep and abiding
interests fell by the President in The
rights and well being Of our glorious rol-
unteer seamen, that he was induced to
give his direct sanction 70 mother general
order, regulating the punishmen's through
out The entire navy, as far as the law will
permit and placing every obstacle 10 his
power in the way The abuse Of that law.
NAVAL GENERAL ORDER.
The President Of the United States be-
lieveing that greater Formally in The in-
fIlciing corporal punishments as ale aa-
lhorizod by law, may be adopted 10 The
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-07-25
TO THE EDITOR.


BEAR SR;--Congrcss HAVING nearly
concluded lissiiing, aud the time being at
hand when the servants ofihe people are
ID Feiurato their homes and their coiistiiu-
ents. have concluded 70 give you q brief
outline Of our hciings and doings. No
aieNlian ol inln3rdiafc intarnsl AK nrfr nnsM
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-07-25

I,. from Mc United States District
aa0F"y's icfcr, Jmc %, 1910.
|hece,. nls case, howeveril seems guile un.
|de eyia y 10 consider this objection Ito
|Fq NJ ,Sence Of the free cnlored sailors. |
|eulirrl, 'esl.lmony thus objected 10 may be
|scntenS. rejected without affecting The
med !. ~ !. . 'he court. They we're exam.
|lho ac.N Z ',e second charge, and Of thai
SsSused was acquitted
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-21

NEW SEED sTQRE.-The subscriber respectfully in
that he has just received splendid assortment of Ross ca
meias RhododendTon, Kalmas, and variety of rare pre-
slous Plants Most Of them quite new and
have before been introduced this country He esn.
hand large stock Of excellent vegetable and Flower Ses3
Of last years growth, and will sell at lowest rates
WILLIAM WAKBURG No Pine ~
BAVARIAN BREWERY IN NEWARK, N. 1.-THE su.
peGpr Ale brewed the German STYLE in above Ca
tabs hment Of j. X WarbuTg, hand and for
sale in barrels ad half do for family shipping
oroer, Al no. fine street, irst Heor dll 3m%
ITO THE LADIES:-Mn. BIRD very respectfully informs
the ladies OF New York and females generally that she con-
nnues give advice and her popular
cicnes Tor the females Mira B.
happy to announce that her the fullest
to the lied on her
professional abilities Mrs. has felt herself warranted in nm
dertakng the responsible Office Female Pvsician
from long experience and the
tails OF Europe from the instruction advice eminent
dcai gentlemen and from scientific knowledge
u structure the human frame which must
render the uhblushng and
adventper totally useless not highly iaurious
Single and married ladies rely with confidence her SIX
and maternal solicituds Female Physician However dis
De found ADEQUATE to the exgency Of the short she
thorough medical education, and reliance on the an
pointed means of mpartag health vigor
happiness, to all those who honor her with their conf
dence. = " ' ~NAA
Residence of Mrs Bird Oliver street whore she in ,re
pared accommodate Ladies the ana
adnister medicines for all diseases te which is liable
Secrecy involable. las ans
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-21

DR CHURCHs COUGH, DRoPs.-Ths Justly cele-
~ braed medicine still stands unrivaed for the relief and
the distressing diseases Of lungs
Since hrst dscoyered many extraordinary have
besa performei by IT. short time. Ii
ef-etud remedy cattrs sortness o BREATH ghtnes
the chest CONCEALED rhlegm astas consumption, whoop
cough Of the breast and stomach and other
eases arsig from cods Price 50 bottle with full
directions for its
DIR CHURCHs ESSENCE MUSTARD, for the cure Of
rhea nstistn chblalns govt pns &c There perhaps
naady TO which the frame sabie thai has hap
sppc atoms of various kinds administered remedies
the there disorder thai has resisted
with ae force The attempts made TO IT, The
OF the Essence Masrd w be fond excel those
remedy whatever IA the Of the above complaint Price 50
cents per bottle, - - l.
DIR CnURCHs VEGETABLE LOTION, for the cure
Of erupons the face and ska particularly rnpes
botehes, rnzorms, Nc - conhdentaly recommended
eein and scaeios Tsedy and almost Indispensable
DR.. CHUHCHS ITCH OINTMENT, a certain and mild
remedy for s unpleasant disorder nd has failed within
Oh. Sno~edg. Of the proprietor Of eeeng app.
cation.
Tive virtue OF The above valuable remedies j. fully proved By
asvag been usee "a this city for upwards Of with
tsns~hng success,
For sale Churchs dspensary, No. Iss Bowery corner
Spring street. r. I'm cod
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-21
CELEBRATED EYE WATER.

A MOST WONDERFUL CURs pesiorned 'S Doc'or -
NV rrandson was for nearly SIX years WITH what
medical term, scrofueus opthani ana hsoa on
Like the most part OF the time ne coud NOT
bear light His head was broken Out ana one crust ns
~ Physicilns consulted and remedies
vas a. Length aucea make trial of DR.. ]. Francis Eye
Water and astonishmeat of all who knew grandson
me-, ,eisna had il not been for this eye water believe
the child would have totally blind, which the Doctor
Is eatitled 10 my lasting esteem and gratitude.
New YORK. ii'n month"; ~ IR}EBECcA WEBSTER
We the unersigned, cheeruly certify the truth of the
above all its particulars, having been eye wit
Charles Sadfcrj sarah NJ sandford Sarah s. Vail Ann
Caroa Isaac Waon las Rngon street Prudence Wslton
street William Webster Jane Webster 2s4 Houston STREET
William Webster Margaret Webster, 80 First street, DAVID
Webster Mary E EfsMHRk < SsfGEd
This to certify that child almost ond Tor tn5ee
with nebula and large ulcer that covered the sight
net ofthe hs physicians and oeuss were then con
suited and remedies tried without
Franeiss celebrated Eve Water procured bottles a
stonshment and ali who knew her, IT made perfect
blessing has ever the public My child
be at No IL Avenue between and street
From the testimony those who used Dr. j. Francis
celebrated Eye Wafer, unhesitatngy eeomusd to the
notice off public as post valuable .nd safe remedy
Rev. Mr. Harrison, "a ThomPsonst ~
Rev Mr.. Davis Pastor Of the Church at LaRgown New
Mr.. smith, So Frankfort street
DR.. Genny, Member Of the Royal College of surgeon
Mr. stephen Foster, Johns New Brunswick.
Mr Joshua Allen, Hartland, Vermont.
the United States sst BY Doctor j. Francis Ne ID Barclay
no Artificial Eyes inserted by Dr. Francis without Civ
natural 10 Barclay street, N Y dis
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-21

ITO MARRIED WOMEN-Is it not but to well known
that the families of the married often increase beyond the
happiness who them birth would dictated In how
does the hardworking father and
call the mother, Of family remain slaves throughout
their lives uggng At the oar Of labor tog to live
and comparative snuence and and toll have weighed
down the spirit and last broken the health the father how
often the widow left. unable with the
tons to save her aheess offspring from becomng degraded
objects charity progae of vice? l. desirable
then moral for increase their families regard
less of consequences themselves the well beng al their
within controll The advertiser feeling importance
t,s subject and estimating the benefits resulting thou
sands by the adoption Of means prescribed By herr
the grandmother Of the aivertser and made this
jeei her particular and especial study. Is and
prevent evils which suhjec
healthy within conol Every dpassioaate
and enlightened miad will in the
affirmative, This then, all that Mrs recommends
recommended Price dollars package accompanied with
full and For the
able to call personally Circulars" fully explanatory,
will be sent free expense postage pte the
United States Al letters must be postpaid and aid sse to
MApAME RESTELL, Female Physician. Principal Office,
OPP NJ Philadelphia Office 3d. South Eighth street fe5 I'M
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-21
FEMME MONTHLY REGULATING PILLs-suehh has

FEMALE MONTHLY REGULATING PTLLS.-Such has
Il beenshe OF Madame Restes Female Monthly
uatng f in all suppression rrrulay, stoppage
OF the however ohdur from whatever pro-
dueed thar they have entirely superseded tbs various dangerous
drugs and poisonous specifics heretofore used To the
Of health aud peace Madame Rest celebrated midwife
and female hysicln, randnother Of tie adyerscr)
roduced their thirty years prime nal
Female Hlspstals m Europe aud such their astonishing
efficacy and that have been altogether
ed Although maid and safe being composed
setting principally particular functions II Necessary
full
tnsde OF each boz. Price 81. MADAME RESTELIS Prnci-
pal Ohee $50 Greenwich Courant ~ ", aad
South Eighth street, Chestnut, philadelDhia-
The demand Tor them has made appoint I'D
d,tiensl for their sale. They be cbsned
Cherry street Cahlrn-; Grand Of AZ
len Bowery Of Hlustou the Bookstore
ID: Far street, Newark. ~. j. Dr. John Csdy 2s
Westminster stree L Providence, X l. fell
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-21

DR. HULL'S RADICAL CURE OF RUPTURES.-Ofce
Vesey street Asor House-A Surgeon of Is years prac-
ce IN constant attendance Guarantees of radical cures
given IN all Of reducib rupture the strng and cons
Itlonal health OF the patient being otherwise unmpared
~. proper adaptation DR. Huls Truss perfectly re-
ne without pam or the least danger to The patient
ATTENDANCE given private houses when required at and
after O'Clock, by the Office Surgeon
are cautioned against trusting spurious
enon OF Trusses advertised improvements HULA
None genuine unless they bear tie signature Of
HULL-and the only office in New York original one
formerly IN Fulton street. but No Vesey street Asor
IIoue. a30eodx
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-21
DR. EVANS, ATEn MFnICINrs a.. -,

DR EVANS CELEARATED MEDICINES are com,o,.a
the 40 impulse or Strength 10 e a9n upon
the blood guckene and equzed in its crcuaon ihroar
OF the Itrs and as ali AS X. ' s fss se ci
ise % en-
dschsrng vessels Any morbid which may have
purified the body resumes Seaitha stae the blood
hsse MEDICINES alter much anso trial and having
nnmersble other %edees % end sr. 0n
the body the due performance ne md
the vital stream IN pure and healthy state last
com. composed and tranquil old age when Il cs
S Ssa GS 10 & who s1ss
terrd BY gnoraneel source Of misery and adherence:
The acton sf the heart liver and Ssesr they saprI S
S S.a sid Gr %ssa Teh renders Che hed
sage Of the boweso that BY the brisk slight evscaat;or
While he ss i.s s., 1:
IN the same proportion, by which the blood nyarby Sc
% he most acute or oss, vail SGsoss
but N such the dose may be augmented aecons 10 ~
the they ms b: :f af,n 80 a. ';a my
ton. the heart, nervous SrsS;v ss 'r psRs.
sba snnal weaLnss irgeson Of spp,te, as;senex
sickness daulsS historical f.in,"s iseGro's
sss s;eeagp sea sickness nighinare govt, rheuasm
FIJI s. relief fro" their 'ah''s' by course ~S
Nausea vomiting, pain, in the side limbs. head stomach or
shns and ehaes s%or. %s s ssinss s. ss
BY an dose Of Dr. E1sn. case be relieves
One of the most dangerous epochs naes Al the eb,n.
sors . %sSs"s ssss s
as ,, nay enable them to withstand the shoc+
noting better to neosie he
Doctor Ersns M,Sieai oges. lco cia,. r
Ysrk, yasr , ths Doctor n,sg =, ecn,nited '
pGc.' EP It ed, ,'c Co. 20 co"srs VA
District curt Of New York; INV w "'' o0sh"~rn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-21
BEwARD OF IMPOSITION.
Who steals my purse, steals trash
But he who flchee from me my good napae
Roh. me r,o.t xfllninu.uslv

DENIES ORRis TOOTH PASTE, for cleansing, prcserv
ing aud be.uyng the teeth received the first PREMIUM al
the Mt Y AIR Of The Americsn Institute.
The unualed dsntifrice gives 10 the Teeth clean and
cary vheness and and prevents Of
tartar " also improves the csor of the s and gums
vents and heals AT ulcers Of the mouth arrests the Of
decay the teeth and mpsrts peculiar and grateful sweet
h. the breath
o." The hest article know Of cleansing, preserr
inc aad beautifyne the teeth, rnes Ors Tooth Paste
IL gives 20 them clear aud pray wheness, and imparts
peculiar and moet grateful sweetness to the breath We
daily commend u 10 the attention Of readers especially 10
it"-L1dss Nag.
The unprecedented celebrity which this excellent arti.
Ors Tooth Paste has Induced several unpncpd indiy duas
o. make base c0un rc PREPARATIONS under various Of
which hewsr for they PROBABLY prove highly injurious tn
TIE tooth, and 10 be compared with the
Hyperion 90 Satyr The. original article has the
fc smile Of e inventor aud proprietor q. w. Pene upon
tle LABEL, without which II - not genuine
For sae only al he Bazaar T3 Broadway GuOn is9 BROAD
J. w. Hart, " d. Broadway, aud % Hudson street;
Hove Guion, gs Chatham II; F. VI Guon i27 Bowcry;
L. Schrn 10 Canal and 81 Henry At corner Of Hke
Agan-BeNarc Of Countsrieitsi n26-eod5tn"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-21

ST zoo, WILL l., BE FORFEITED IF p POess Eradi-
disease less than twentyour hours For sale Wholesale
and retail by appointment by A. ID. SANDS 70 and Toe
6ers street and Broadway Of Chambers and Church
streets; GA Broadway 60 and Bowery Burnett and How
Bowery corner Of Carmine and Bedford Streets rs S.th
avenue aud Burnetts Patent Medicine store Canal street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-21

DIANO FORTES FOR nIRE.-A variety of good Piano
Fortes be No. 40 West Fourteenth street be-
tween the Fifth and Sixth at short distance from the
Railroad and be hired by the month a single evening"
Also of Piano Fortes of patterns
of rosewood and mahogany which will be sold the mufac
tuIer's prices, and on 2meod+
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-21
No. 4 PECK SLIP.

DuCToR CARPENTER contnu.s !. usual 20 sero,. nj.
- enrs personal attention to The treatment Of all delicate
.r ~pea,, ben uRfqans,. become Ii. victims
sbouads ohe asty laws r.ls,ing II,
ss ry y NJ Ps i2sss sl, 1 sa e b, os
hay beer NAL TO rejoice At haPpy del'ersnes from their
To siser, DR. Carpenter beg. lcsy, to add that b, !.
College, and his dipol.sn III. city, teaps 10 royal
hnsorsl q he,ntst, o. The New fors stte Medical so
US city Aad w important ne speedily ana
.n ssPes Ses: nd ' ss. & The
To THE ECONOMIC LI--KE HOy AL NEw.
IA. a ne o S ~ aoo. s ,nsi aa s pss & s1
stree, % Nos 10 and ss shah1m street 4. hl. n.
Cor ale wholesale and retail at prices lower than can be
y B. HI. siarr, Not. I", 1855 and iss Chatham street
GRATIFIc ATIoS % PAssloS-Iss srs.s.u,pe.. .
are cautioned aa,nst gulp9g down quack n2strums
M,desl bi.psnssrY, 81 West Broadway, where they may
dy .d their constitution IN certain uameniioSabs h..
cas- no pay - rurs not even f.. medicine until perfect
s we son rGe suPae pains. and ,sondary
discs. Without % No erca %ry' TIL. % si"srs
thOrnthy erfcat ir1n the system. new, mild aud
sygssogs way calls attended o any part Of the cy.
nq g,,s West BROADWAY one door ifo Murray SIRE
'A""
T. PRESCOTT. Con,p,i..,n Merchant vs,s Orleans. -
IL .pctfy informs his frienls those IT, 10, ,, nj
Prescott JOYS Co.. that he coanrcs us bas,ss al he
place. Erortrr STREET and will be- benny H. rvr-ta
ordcr for the purchase Of Cotton, Sugir Mol and .s
tern Produce Any orders left with Epss oft son
Pm street, New York. will have immediate attention
Nwe Orl ans z3d Jan fs4o. Zee st..
ZINE PLATED WARE 4 sUPERfoR FINISHED CUT
TLERbTe subscriber has received late packets and
oyenng is day very rge and complete assortment
patd Ware, consistng Of silver mounted Casters Cake
Basks's sycr mounted Tea and Coffee Urns Candle sticks
NC NC Also, splendid Of fine Table Cut
levy Consisting q sets and 100 pieces Of Ivory Pearl
ana silver handle Knives with Preach FORMS Forks
vers ard Knives Coz Silver FORKS An FOR SIDE at y,ry
low prices, "a usual. BY
eley DANIEL Il. DELEyAN, MAIDEN Lane.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-21

no THE PUBLtC.-we call the special attention Of the
public 10 the inducements held out BY SyLvEsTER Co
S Bros WAY for lave stn ~ real estate situated m New Or
leans Notwithstanding the attempts made by the David
Hale, OF the Journal Of Comm have good for
knowing that tn affair IN question the entire conf
deuce Of the recommend those persons
who hare do1bs, 20 cali Sylv,ster Co who de-
sons Of giving the mos ull and perfect satisfaction IN
ply 10 Any Inquiries made. ESy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-21

IACHAU'S PATENT-The undersigned hereby takes IN,
pleasure 70 inform the public. that be has established
factory q his Spectacle called Jachua Patent
tacles The factory, for the convenience OF the public has
been located at No Chatham street facing the Park where
he will be happy receive orders which he will execute
the shortest notice and at reasonable prices we'll wholesale
a. retail
Those who in OF this article wsuld do well 10 call
and be convinced Of their superiority.
Medical certificates their exceency will be shawn 20
those who may desire H.
Gold, silver, and Steel Francs continually on hand
CHARLES II. l.. JACIiAU
iaissm' sCkathsm street, mn, stsi,s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-21

DEAN siR-l should almost consider myself devoid OF
- g~titute, u did not thank you for the good that vonr
Red Drop has done Having been led away by The Css
Of youth was 80 unfortunate contract that dssass
Nhh your patioh processes 20 cure and after TRYING al
nqst every medicine s the quacs Of this city endeavor
RNm upon We community found mys,lf wasting away aud
tc uisease last undermining constitution had alnost
abandoned the hope OF being restored my former good
when procured bottle OF Red Drop and am
urey reeovere without any bad effects Of the disease
m ~ ny aSsr sr an The rctprr make you, will
Oc 70 recon- end % those who have
mys assuring them, with the utmost confidence that IL will
not i1i IN produeing speedy and lasting cure.
- Yours, trsly, H. Ys"--..
You are ~ liberty publish the favor
that you will publish the pan> D,ia,oa street ~
vial. jai3
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-21
SAAC BEERS.
GENTLEMEN's CAsT.oFF CLOTHING.
Bought AID the foil value given ia 4sh by
X. LEXErT. Iq7 William strrrI

KNOWING there persons who make great puff in their
IN Advertisements for Castoh Clothing kc &C. who
many ease DO give the value for the H. L. will
those gentlemen who have such articles BY
may sndf i'm, receiving the very value CASH
for every article.
lime through the Post Oce otherwise the above ad
dress, VIII meet with due attention. Dc sm'
DOCTOR GLOVER is consulted usus at his ofee His
~ own practical experience, and hs chsmieal
mena have enabled him to introduce into his practice several
new articles which are prompt in curing those diseases 10 which
he devotes his attention.
pr O. pprses strangers that he has received regular
cal education, aud has devoted hs for the
years TO select branch Of his prof His Office is No
Ann street Private entrance third door from the Museum
through an entry with lamp Al the office door
NB-The Doctor keep general assortment Of Tr,sses
above.
Psis celebrated Elixir may be had at his Prie.
one dollar. Jew
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-21
PUBLISHED DAILY ny
JAM ES GOR DON BEN NETT,

PUBLISHED DAILY ny
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
NO. q ANN STREET.
TERMS OF ADvERTIsINO.-rhe extensive oirculatics
Of the Irp AID both in and country makes supcrx
channel Cor ADVERTISE
rop TWELVE trrrs Lrss.
1 day, 50 50 days, ~ Is dys, 81 81 10 days. sqU
9 ,mls ,Sls 3%ll,, q.
LEss:
a weeks, " 50 months, $50
A month. 90 Q months N,s -
or All advertisements TO be paid Cor before their insrr-
tonL
square every Insertion. y" -
price two cents Country subscribers frushed al
the rate for specihc period
No paper sent, unless paid N advance
WEExLs HERiLDissued every Saturday morning at nirs
o'ciockPtce sr oeris cory country
scrbers n 81 ycr N advance
oRRgsPONDIN
ters on business msst b. post paid '
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-21

A MEXICAN HOTEL, CITY OF WASHINGTON-The
proprietor Of the above Establishment grateful the public
for aud DESTROYS Cor the
hss reduced the price Of bosrdingto 81 % per day.
The above establishment IL Avenue yeen
Third and -Four and Half streets about minutes walk
from the Railroad Depot where porter is always attend
ance Ia take charge Of baggage.
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