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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-14

i soussign6 q lhQnpesr de PREVENT IL public
sssni ggsaefat q 1fa yiisntH3s reesvoir. de Fsancs lss
ar,i c.es suig,ps & nsnoasseline laine,, rssslAhaos noifs
set ades esssiefrs, s~oieriss, satins, rubads, erApes,
asu.s arti6cielies, schairs en- sole ct caehemirs,
sdi,fn tbibe,, d tito moasseline laiBe, d~enteiiess hiet'
valencicnnes, blondes ditto, bo.,nets en- lame pour
dame ii enfaus, ta6sier en- ~a,Srinos, chapeaux et
eapottes de safe pour dame, ditfo ep cosoa batsfe;
IN graad assortment de giants pour hpfnn,e ~ pour
dame .sSdit.o mraiie sbaregs, aanelie franchise
bIaache. parfumerie, c~hapeanx de piiiie pours da-
~ III dllette. ditto pour homne e snfalt, mn,,s
e99aF5irs de bA,iste 3rodes ct unis, batiste en- piece,
6toffss pou / giIets etpantaions d'hiser, bas nieri.
nos. ditto. chemises, ditto chaoasaps, P~entiuIes,
grlnes de jsraiaase, wins de chams1agne stabe
borraogae mousseux, &c.
IA nosembre-40 G.GuSMAN. :
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-14

Mr. Mi iaudon Fl ses dfpendanccs-
u vent qai soufi iii de i'Es, a porte les
aatirnes da cote de Ia rue Tchb.pii"u'ss.
Ea peu 10 TENS. qnilze nai>ons ont 6 &
consnrness q apIusienrs f.nii!es piasrcs
ont uai~is toes d effAs.
" tn Mr. sJolYSM nncien nen'hra
'd'uas coma quie de- piers est 'omse
0du ,oi, tl''urae mason q Z. faii dans 81
chute une forte CONFUSION 4 Gle : On
de .esbeekee das "a. vie.
Oar aae csst iiHeenaie proviedtt'fiil
mausiiQp ire auptss. de laqlelle So tsoass
vsiI snnsrh efleA MI amea.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-14
NJ Nnfre ~Compo.itear francois, s'sst
absen.e encore cet,c sea,aiae, 81 ifpo,s q ete
Impossible de noss zen procuserun azure
SINIs-rnE

Ia gseielts .Saiiorsss ksahtte, ca p~itsiss
BDyn, l,arlie de Nsrfbik lie 2s da MODS.
fsst eosr sc rea Ire a i'endr;ut % <le
brirk E-vira Esai. perrin. snsirans Ia
miles il sui du cap iIenry) aaele chavi.s
rec pareqn furt eoap ee vent ie a..
L'dlaipage ea rsste Ssor Lei brick mas.
itase as.n'a sc qasie pfsdsasAgrsna
mai .,taut sort, de- ga ~curslngae, al
fat oasrir n nayare Nj = ttes ms en-
pieces qnelqaes in tNns apre-. lie cap-
l,aine Bf5wn sstle ss3IsNai soft pafscuu
a Sc sauser sss Us debri. Dc p anshes.
l., gazette sd'AyalschicoIa an1cnce
que fexplosiosfl 1es bapilIoires da tateaa
. sapeur Siren, Captain Field, ! aae 8 per-
snnnes daebord, ct en- q biesss % bJd I
plusieunrs ~aatres. Get accident est a.
rive le % sctobre 4 10 herres dn malta
. deux miles aasdessaus. de Bhpanis-1
Town. lie Siren ani fsnnspE,ait Ia
MALE de Chattahu0shee 4 Jolssa ttfis feu
pen d'ipsSafs apresaa unsNir Taper est
ale a herl hi seui pour saaverles sb'es;
ses qui U t.aiente encore ct en!ever les ca
dasres. Malgrdles daasgers deceit en-
trepsise, Il a farfa{f etneni. lrepssi. Tn
pareiI ac.e do ~1esQun,eat henpre SOU an-
,eur, q. ne dol. pas sfrs lpsss saos 81.
lence. ]
Re rerenseght III % REhmms lvir
gnie dennef IN psaa saixssse
Biancs sese ~ 8kulaf. .a4a5
aNan 2s5
De c~naieuf, iiLres. sese nkssculia $50
. fc,nlnin 1000
Receives, sexe a~sascain ......s9o2
se.finia. !
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-14

FIDRIDES.

lie cAriiains Snpfh de- is Lou'sn, dir
Quill asreacon,ree IN tatAean a6 ,n,ftas en-
yiraas Az sdessoas DE- Ochs>e, sur iesiuei
les Indian aeaienit ,raycr<e aFSSt de- II
fiv isre b Apahschrs. ai.e c%nloncl Ma
mes a. ,a4M ies Essss sUni- q 4 nipt
IL r[a,}eau, 81 n declare qa.il 6tatt son.
asaiaeu q,le des blancs i'avafent eonssAait.
Ia conviction ID c%oionel Mapes con
frme la crayanee on Ton est CRU y i dcs
blancs sssez depraves peer prefer leur
aide any lndiens M
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-14

cHANGEMINT DE D0MIciLE.
la Ppharmscie du mr. Souserre est maine.
nant dams IA mai-on Oh ftait aatscAis u Ban
one de Cafroslton.
0 asut
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-14

GRAsDsIscEspfzA LAr.rrrrH.
Her W ssir. ssasfs az III osze tAgfes,
le fer akcas4 ssss = meisi,a n All Ri
fos. 4 fsnc ansrs des raes Nsvyefse,
Leses et Kestgieuses ; ct sseFt ca1pn,a@
qai s<en pen d temps y depot d tois
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AVIS.

II. yiilenenve Leblanc. Exdcuteux T'ssia-
sssnss,se n 1eu Jaasss Rapaeiisr, honmsd AZ con-
YIN lib.a. Aiaat ds,ss Fintsation dsatT.anshir ses
s~selases uoenmAs Jos. age DC 81 ans, simdNs ase
Do 80 avs, = Psesfe de y an. q nyani ese autos
no Aess AIT pr y Jprfds Police de es,.s Pa
soisse.
srcases lei personnsss aui pourraiest asoir des
an,os;,ions l4eaiM d fare ~ dt acknowledgements,
sssf 80 enass ds&yoiFsA lei psesesssHA Ia Cour
r. Pseuisse. d*s@ n deal de qusrapts joafs 3
data9 Is re hi dsts praspsste d6riara,ian
WIT. HERERT. ashesif.
O,es, II, on Roue. II Noysmbrs isi0-W
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-14

SD1A4su AF'vHssSHF LtNVTIEt. - 4FUIS"
sesfsst Bato~ Rwgc. !.
aIssae Ddbo.s. ID &
Thomas Gu II.
LUNDIs yhpvsmbre ID
ALA Naisan de Conr &lasiiie de Baton Rou-
Sc, aux feures ordilaifes DIES v~cntes, tou. les
droitsslitres. late rstsEt pretentions sa dsien-.
dcur ThuuyN Cs1sy, slasis ct podr III proprik.
sts ci-aprss decrite, saytar: IS
Le Neg ssJOE Age le,s<lroea5 aas.
saisi potsf satistAirss su Jhssemrix * frais
dans leproces cfsfessas.
I u Millions pouzn mdis de csait, 'ache,enr
7eno ETA .oa ooIlga;ioa = arec eauiinn so.idaie, al
.IIfp tis G lse .,urqaaa - tpatsneat.
Y sep 14-4o kA H8pLANTIER, sherif.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-14

NE soussigne 4l'heaneur de prevenir les
habitans de Nor. Nnuge II DIES ~environs ct
particulisreuSn iesDames, quill. Went de res
evoiks kRa5iasoh asssFtiment de nouveautes
setl de sasfulaerict IL &c propcse den fairc
rouferturesL .nndfcu Mercredi proclaim, ct il
ODE esperer que les DANES yoddront bien no.
rorer son n,agazif de leurvisise.
lie sonssisgs esaefeea tgalement an gfard
assortment de GTasnes dc Jardiege Wins de
Champagne. de Hsrgssne &cs
81 oct-S8 G. 7GQ1fAN.
Il vIs--L.es ~pbnnes qsi dssirjksient A.
IN Hcheter IN afp4ut de terre face sur
qnatre-vingt deapr6fondeur, sttE quatre
miles en- has AG1a Macon de G6fdc Quest
Haspn Rooee, rch1k et h6is d frsNe Il Cypress,
s'adresssront "a soussigne Quest Basun:Rou-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-14
JAMES M. ELAN T. AMOS ADAMS,

JAMES nj. ELAN e. AMOS ADAMS,
az. Av0cArS. tDNSEtLLERS.
NIXERCtfkslNe" ~ sneicte ienr profession
aaas les Causa dies :sne. 4aae u Sms Distsies..
Lear hpfeau Is, pos Dc IL Maia,a de l'oar dams
eeits vile. Ter ;anv Al
DrAvE-n a ets ariste Il Il coorant par
Mr.. Fergus t.lsmen,. demeuram en- Ia
pafo,sse OueSt Baton Pouge i III mile. an.
dessssss de Is Maiscn de Goes. IN vieux Ch--
val de ~conl<ur sagne noir, As,e d'environ ~
ans. sAna nncnne mArqne u fer spaarente.
f.equel cheval sill nest pas recfame dams les
30 .loars de Ia Publication da presea@ avis.
eonforme meni aux n gisments da luri de Pc
hccx &c cetts raroisse, sera expose en- vrn.s
paelsq0e par IL soassigne le 10 Janyier prs.
chan Ahdlx heures tlW matin ! son bureau.
n. HERMIT. Jnge de Pais
0aeA Eaton soeSs. - oesobre 1850 ~
10. Dan,
PHARMACIES:
Rvs t.sSkr
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saaos-aouaE, LOUISIANA, sAnED, Il NovEunEE, ls4a. -.

~ NJ
(Erlrait d. Prsx cosyaat
NlLs.-uaL sAss. us.obfs asfo.
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DE La LOUlSIANE.
PAR0IssE QUEST BATON RDBGE.

TEN z. AMBgOTsEs,T EssIE2, lie la4p srnisse
f9a dfDuest Baton Rouge :, Fiat Ss,sdit. etnnt
dams Intention dscnadriper 81 meIafiesse non,4
saSe ELas:ApErEl, agec DIG saiSrhais ahsapi~ asaa,
eS au.arisa ! rel eff pasIs JWi de Police lie
cet,e parcissc.
'T'ou,rs les persnnass qui pos.rraiahl ,avo iir des,,
oppasitions .dgalss a fare au dt aGf*rchissement.
soit prayeanes d,av..ir 4 les psesenisf a Ia Gour
de Pafpisse, dams lie dslai De quafsnts jours, a da-
Ter d. ceiti de Ia presents declaration.
At WIT. HFREKT, Shsrif.
Quest Eaton Rouge, IA Notenbre is40-40s
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a4DM NepetgEl


e~rNous sonanes priss d.aanuhcer MI An
rslSs Mssstf CONNIE candidat psur rnsmbre I'D
Jul d.. Police da Ter Arrondissemens, Mf-A.H
I.egendre ayant resigne. iisstu sonteou par
PLUsIEURS v0TANM
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-14
Etst dc III EaHiyTane,
Colr duI 'raisieme Ui,trict, -paiois-
q EstB atom Rouge. ' q

~ EhWF HFE
nlargao ,slssap, a.
tn kverln d',sH w,it lie Jieri facidyka moi aires
= I.seNsas&1nr lihn,. Tour do troi.ieif.A Dxreiet d.
la PAye,sss let Eat ciatessss, II sera e295ose 81
va,;te p~iihiiq,fe,
vENDsEHI. IS Dseembrc 1875 > ,
4 Ia Malpn de Co Tde Ia wills ~ i,atou Rouge,
anx lit ordinaises dss ayentes. ds,:s les d,oi,s,
lases, ihft4ets ct rrete dihqns. da. dsfandeas MOI
lSsRhh sioigsr, dans ct pour ID pb@fopiieia6s ci -af res de-
cs.tas5sdshiif: go
.une pre- d. Terre, Is d Ia Aae,
Parnisse. a ansis61p = mites aszzttSe ~
! dc Baton Rouge, sur Wstds Creek,
cebtsaanf gaaire cent vinSfeafres pi,s
an mains, 'initsp ; pEstpar les ierres
d. vendeur. Ni.aNordlp par les terres de
Murdork. a TDnestpar Henry Dawson,
sss.aa Sud par McCa.ak. i
sassie pour s~al,ssire au jJdugensat ct aux ffais
ie process efdsssus.
Gandittoa.- dtompsant sans bensfcs Dies
&tn1siian. Ng
nov-4os A. TIER, Sheriff.
ITA
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4 Dk1dxs jeuedsss dams se:is pazoises =.
W. ara< Gr.sN ILIIxx kerr, age
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-14

PERbu.
nj a etc perda IN billet so.scr;t par Tl,os.'
Pen ct D.rd, / l'oflre de Mr. Folicy. de la
sommc de Cling mile hut cent p~iaxtres, paya-
bic ic Ter Mars 1891. Tine recompense hons
netc sera dSnnee, 4 q~uiconque .ie %rernettrn u
l.. H. Tradean de cette vile. lie payeileSt
du dit billet ayant etc arrste, il ne peut ctre
utile a personH-.
3 oct-34 MICHEL BERNARD.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-14

or Ma LEnIrsIa-veuilisz snaoncer qde
le Capiiaine II. B.sFAvnor.sst csnaidat a Ia
placed de Dsisalier Geterhi ., e,'ii sera sos,tenu
pr iii grand nonsrx q Ofieiers des Sine ct lime
RsgihAents.m. - q
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-14

~ ~ Et'lseutA Es#as II
.Ayez 10 bouts d'anAoncer dams so'rA es.ima
L.e jouroai ane iAAks,ept Gustaye 8 Ronsseaa DE-
i, ~parsisss a E,sss sltr.cst Caodidaa pour d place
: d as8risaaier Cement Dc "a se nsgaasu " niiieo
Lgctqo'i, ssra son,enu pM. a.. III I
FLusIruHs DR rIctxEs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-02

R,cunoNp March as-arr Columbia, NYork; Re.own do;
sid Charles Ptman, do Columbia Eagle do; Deborah Ann
CmARL EST n, March 2s-cld Glide, McAister Havre.
GE.RGErowN, March 2s-arr Cornelius, NYork.
SAvANSAH, March 7-cld Citizen, Th.g, NYork sid De-
MOBILE, March 2o--cld Cowper Henchman Hayre; lsth
Portugal, NYork; Mirror, do.
NV ORLEAss March l7-arr Huntsville FL redge NYork;
kin avre Charleson Jameson NYork; Tecumseh Pendie
ton, do r'... .r|.H
Foreign Ports.
LvERrooi, March 4oarr South America Bailey, York;
NYors.
CT .seow, March i-ove Eliza for Norleans, ldg Iowa.
HAyRE March 2-sd Tasso Condry Havana; st arr Ocea
Bourne Charleston; sid Tiger Bonanger New 0rleans
Hanover Drummond dol teerFiana Parsons dos Charlotte
BORDEAUX, FEB 2s-sld Lydia, Mathers, NOreans.
MaRsEILLEs Feb 27arr Emporium, Parsons NYork; 24th
sid Euphrates, NOreans.
HAMBuRG Feb 27arr Danl Webster, Manson Charleston
AMSTERDAM, Feb27-Angelque, Brewer, n ork, lds.
LussIso, Feb 41sldP Gloehno, Badersch, NYcrk.
GIBRALrAR Feb l6-arr Iecla NOrleans sid Eoo, Caste
Ian NYork Pymeuth Phiiad; 18TH sid Ataana GiIourd,
York; Wolga, Davis doi 18th, New Enelani l. Boston
HAvnss March 2-lp port Hellespont Ellis, NHork arr
Burma, Alosto Chilo Nashua John Hail. High ander BY
rom Chas Miller Catherine Caspian, Ebe, Wyoming Holns
Envoy Poland, Elizabeth Of Phsde Merida, Apaachcola
Chasse Elizabeth Malaga, Hazard Dan Webster Sabna In
dependence Lapwng aud Ceres uc Harriet Smith for New
York 2sth: Lone VIM Francis, Mohawk, Actor, Fomena
abruee Alfred, Victory, Courtney, Herald Morning Star
PoRT PRINcE, March 5-Bcston, Preston, NYk ah
Julia Ann. Smith, de- is DE-; Harlequin Br) Robertson FIN do
arr 18TH Emee Helen deman from do for .remen
Johann Cesar Meyer I'm do for Hamburg, do.
TRINIDAD CUBA, Feb2-Rochester HASKELL for NYork
2 ds
Aux CAYEs, March 4Denmak Bartlett, for NYork, is ds
RIO JAsrlno, Feb I2-cd Louisa Marsden, NYork MAZDA
gascar do; Coosa,Ph
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-02

bank paper legal tender and violation
of that of the constitution which provides that state
shall pass Law anything but gold and silver legal
tender This the law would be supposed should
have weight with the legislature to nothing of the
gross operation, which would force bank in
section of take the bills of bank another seetion
TO almost any amount though that bank should be of
doubtful credit If the BILL however spite of constitutional
and other obeco should become law, its natural operation
would Immediately TO forcepon the city banks alliance
by which to return the bills the couzy banks them for
specie and specie only the expense of such redemption be-
ing betrayed by aoin fund until all the banks driven into
keeping depose in the city to meet their bills This could
be done well without the Intervention of the law with it.
The expense OF redemption will about per cent he
circulation Of the country banks will Sooooo which
may be redeemed four times the making redemption
Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $685. 900 600
The expense, at per cent would be- ........ 100000
: There are in the city of New York. of both systems
of banking, % banks with capital of. $4,000 600
The expense would be- therefore, $4,000 each pro rata &C
eodng the capital until the banks in the country sa have
come the measure keeping deposte with the banks in
this city This would throw the of redemption
country banks who would enjoy the bene
fit having their bills at all the state and free
circulation the city Unless the proposed law leads to this
result il can have fetal result but will break all the
banks down toge II will be to make the sound and
dent banks responsible for the overssues and malpractice Of
shers far fron being benefit to the public Will be an
injury.
IL rs an alarming fact the constitution Of the United
has recently been entirely dsregaded ia repeated acts
of legislation by Of the States The State Of Indiana
has money, own notes oil The
Of New York apparently about to recognise bank
paper legal tender and the Senate Of Pennsy yana has
passed bill lgazng the suspension of the banks in that State,
until JAN 1884, condition that they will lend the State
for the payment Of its debts This law also recog
bank paper legal tender and is direct violation Of
the constitution In this perceive that the wing party in
New York. and the party in Pennsy vana both
noght the provisions Of the constitution and the
right Of controlling the currency of the country II is high
time that the Federal Government undertook to furnish cur
rency for the whole Unon andto put down State txkerng
The Bank calculated for time to effect this,
and backedup by the OF general
corporations would the country of the rotten banks
The schooner Cananche at New Orleans, the et from
Natamoras had on board 100000 in specie.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-02
Es ] I: sl / ]

THE LUCfNA CORDIAL.-BEWARE OF FRAUD
The unprecedented popularity of this benehceat and ines
Unable Cordial the United States has induced one or more
urprncpled To ncturc cachpennp drti
cs under rarous and puorting 10 produce the SEINE
effect; but which in reality produce effect other than
that ofswiHdng the public; and to give pl nsibe
appearance to their cupdy those affect that their
wretched have been England and esewhere
for years; whereas until the usrous Dr. Magnin
made lis wondri for barrenness had been
thought Of at least pubc aud all those then IN
for the estoraon of the decsyed yre found
TO be Of but little avail Thus, all nostrpms advertised for
barrenness the of impoency but Dr. Magnin
catchpenny hnmbugs which would have been
thought Of but Cor the appearance and great celebrity Of the
LUCINA tORDIAL- As counterfeit of the 10 at
in circulation IL may general be sufficient caution
for the purchaser ask for the Lucna Corda but further
would be we'll TO note that s Lucna
Cordial Elixir of Love stamped in the glass OF each bot
te-he combined Of and the United States are on
the outward envelopehat Fleur de Lis printed the
accompanyn directions, and beautifully embossed the
she willis hanging the stores Of those who have the genuine
article for sale
The celebrity Of the Iucina Cordial being such as il is is
scarcely to add that is the only efficient remedy
for barrehnes aud the restoration Of decayed virs
known: and that the Of tuor Abus Glee OBJ
structsd, difficult painful Mensuaos the neonnenee Of
urine involuntary discharge thereof its superiority
every other mcdcine not only decided bn
For sals at the Medical Office in Liberty street. door
oftireepwich ST. New York. Alt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-02

ga B Manson S :sp Ns s?iSs
Boston; Pr;akiip Siap Adsn Hamburg Had'CS Ryder
A%go.isrp; Mary Patton, Messaeh fadspha, Triumph,
Packet ship Montreal Griffin from London and Portsmouth,
ship Arkansas Dennis, DIS FIN Noreans cotton, &c VIM
Johnson $50 DIS fin Canton st Helena teas
Bark Clement Carver 10 ds I'm st Josephs cotton Sc to
ns P Ssasd D . s s s ssS S%d as ava
% C Gha si Of 5 pG c or Mo
Belize. Capt. has been 81 the Highlands since Monday.
msSoEsny &c 70 y 'S@ 10 o'"'' d DOMINGO
British brig Milo wesyn ~ DIS I'm Newcastle Eng. mdr
Brig Susan Mary, Ta, DIS I'm Maracabo, coffee, sc
Brig Androdus Bowen, 40 DIS I'm Rochelle brandy sc to
Brig Florida Phillips, ds from Apalaehieoa cotton, sc to
Brig Caroline Mary, Cole II ds I'm Matanras moasses sc
Brig fcnse, qchng. days from Ponce, PR sugar &c
Brig Charles Thois Thomas, Dis FIN Mataaras mOlasse'
Brig Madison Ba.ley dys from Savannah cotton, &c to
scsr odeon Howe. Is ds I'm Aux Csyss, coffee SC 20
scbr zilpha Ann, Rowland ds I'm wlmustOn, NC, cotton
scRr Ocean, Bishop IA ds I'm Mobile cotton, &c Hogan
scbr Avon. Briggs day. from Philadelphia md1, DIAN
Briggs.
On. shin one bark three briggs
'"''' General Record.
ESS ;s ii':SSS
The ssP ta o o RS ,anerO came to anchor
.SsE ~ s:s e q; &, s'y 1'9gp
he the q Lamar Rsey Of southport from Savannah
for entirely dsusted. Capt Rsley had erected
and heading INV wh,n spoken by Capt Peterson
lee sofs ss, her Standing ssSs
Shin CoIrier-vm Wolfe mssts and John IIiard super.
ef the ship Courier Of York. WHICH founrercd 10
the Indian Ocean 10 hurricane on e 23d Nov last arrived
al NBedford. on the 27ih ulL in the Young Phnnis
Nashville at New Or cans 18th ut reports ship Troy
Wood from NYork aground the Gingerbread ground nth
There thirty yas al the port OF Boston on Saturday
morning last -,
The fripaie Macedonian, aud soors Warren, Levant
snd Ontario Havana. March a. on The Moro Castle
there three English sloops OF war lying to.
spoken.
Mediator heuoe-was seen tins. ship supposed the
Gladiator, { r London. March $, oil start Point
Edw Vincent Lat hence for Norfolk March 2s OIL Cape
ls both nsi about rs feet above the de.k, on
the 18TH In gales intended TO get into Norfolk " possible
United states Ports.
Bosros, March 9sarr Algongun Rooster, Nyerk; 18th,
Victor, tale do; riual Huhbel DO; China, Wheeler, do
7sh. Arab, Chase. talrut,a-Wisd sSW.
sALEM, March 1-err Warsaw Godfrey. NYork; qsth sid
GLcvcrsrrR, March 0e-arr Gen Jackson, Baldwin I'm -
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-02

015t- Mr. WILLIAMS, the English Oculis may be
his rented house which he called
Providence House. No 4l9 Broadway Of Canal
No day Sundays between the hours OF
will be duly answered without any expense One of the
patients who have been restored TO sight by Mr. Will
amss remedies, since his arrival in New York, be
almost every day at O'Clock, with other PATIENTS at his
house who have also been resored although her had
been entirely covered with thick coat covering from four
DAYS alter her birth. She upward OF forty
old highly She she totally blind
and with the other cosd only the light color
indstncty and ht in the of her life than hun
ded doctors have declared TO be impossible TO do her
good She however, not only the light with
the eye which had been ttaly blind but
ects with both The first time she recsccis 10 have
object or the face of lady gentleman,
Providence House. both of whom had previously
to sight by MIR. Wilams, and quite well.
of the above house to let be had
immediately consisting of handsome Tors fronting
Broadway this first foor suitable for Dentist Portrait
Painter other able Artist whose plate be the
of the second and third floors, be let the first of May
next by application to Mr. WILLIAMS, the frsthoor,
any dayexcept Sunday, from II to 3 O'Clock.
ap3-itD&itW*
DIANO FORTES.-DUBOIS, BACON CHAMBERS
No 2s5 Broadway, respectfully inform their friends and
the public that they have eoened their store with elegant
assortment of PIANO FOkTES, among which Plain and
egant Square Piano Forts with all their late mpro emen
and also their Cottage trads which have excited
admiration combining the and quality OF the Grand
Piano with adape to usual sized apartments
Manufacturing their instruments they able and de-
solicit the attention Of purchasers to their assortment of
ranted instruments
An extensive assortment Music and Musical Instruments
of description whoesa and retail at the lowest prices
Music frem al the publishers in the United States.
ap2-3tIsr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-02

spst GARDEN SEEDS, of all the most esteemed specse
sSt1Sand varieties, GREENHOUSE PL ANTS Bouquets of
-SA- OVERS &C.. for sale by T. BRIDGEMAN, corner
Of 18th streets and Broadway Immediately north of Union
Place Park.
Also, the sth edition Of the YOUNG GARDENERS As
SISTANT every department of Gardening, anil other
books containing the results Of his 20 years practice the vi
liz of New York. m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-02

RIO hFAMILi REFURNlsHING.-Friday, a, 10 O'clock
Mqw Birecsers sllendd COLLECTION Of Paintings. full
length hitting of Marl LOUISA, by David; do do OF shine
IN her chair of stae The Two SISTER or The Love Letter
IN Rome, ssteen by lamar chef duyrc Vice aud Virtue
agorca lie sire by Paul Veronese Landscape by old
al,s,. T,h nv do Flower Piece, Paintings By More
isnd Also Csrret. Cuuehes. Chairs Tables &c. saat'
II Mr. GIBSON Will call at this Office he will e., small
4 package left Cor bsr. %W
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-02

ptLEs most esecsy and certainly cured BY DIR. MILTI
4 MORF's LINfArNT,-(sce pamphetl For sale BY j
9 FAY Agent ut iss Bresdwsy, Franslin house) New.
Ysrk Pnoe 81 mas n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-02

PAUL 3. LLOYD, Ayc,ioSeor; u,.o
EIEGANT PNINTIN'lS AND FURNITURE. PIANO,
- &c.-WM. MCCORMICK will sell on Friday, 81 inst at
10 lock, No Bleccker tie Furniture OF fniy
ryrgup housekeeping Asa valuable collection aboriginal
Oil Paintings nong which !. full length or Maria Louisa,
by Daya 30 Of Josephine by lie Fcyre Siseenby Henry IN
p.p The sisters o. the Love Letter sgendig picture, s
Pant Vsrosese several Landscape by Morand and IUcre
ined ~ Brcnzno elegant cory from celebrated paint
~ the Waite Rome together will other vslu
aldo Iainiings
y. r. These Paintings belong tn celebrated conposcur
who ~ well known, would expense procuring
picture of melt IN this collie ,tion dir from
celebrated gallery Europe. The will hnd this
N opporiulit, rarely O be met vi n.
Ais FL gait Piano Forte, rich Plated Ware, SC.
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