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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-29
Marriages..

Murrlages.
Married. Saturday the 10th of May, by the Rev. William
Campbell Mr. lIESEY T. DICKINSON of holloway, Miss MArY
y,uGH,s, daughter of David Vaughan all
county
Deaths.
Di d. on Tuesday night the l2;h scarlet fever TH0M,
JErrERoS aged years and months; and Thursday the i.
RoHERr WrsoS aged years and mont,cldren Of Daniel
:. AMI Maria Mccarthy.
n The Democratic Republicans of R0ppGhGna0ct
County, are requested 10 meet at Washington at June
Court, for the purpose of transacng important bus
ness of political nature.
POWHATAN.
full meeting of the Democratic Republican party,
is earnestly requested at June Court
By MANY REPUBLICAN VOTERS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-29

We shall publish in our next Number the manly and
straightforward letter of Wilson Lumpkn Esq, one OF
the Senators ofGcorgia He comes out decidedly for Mr.
" Buren,, opposition to w H. Harrison. He pronoun.
ccs Tic selection of Gen. Fl. at this time 10 be "lhe
greatest calamity which has yet bcialen our country
in the selection of Chief Magistrate!" s.Iet me
you, Says he) upon this subject there SHOULD
be but one party in Georgia (and should say, in all
the Soulh) "lfw i"dced are opposed to Federalism
and Abotron!sm, ought not TO abandon our broth.
of the South and the West, who have hazarded
every thing in support of our principles and rights
n On the suggestion of Correspondent we have
determined to send the Enquirer for the next six
months for two dollars and half, as he says ''cash
being paid dollars will Of course pay for tro Nos
and so The Crisis, to which we have arrived is
most importan-and the ensuing six months will
brace the campa On Of the Presidential Election, and
the results
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-29

Committee Of CorrepOndsns ne County Of WeekaburgJno.
W. Jones, Edw Tay Dr. Tigna Jones' Francis w. Boyd Alex.
Jones, COL George Rogers Will c. WALL Richard b. Baptist,
Capt Wil A. Howard, Jordan mason, Capt Edward A. Williams,
Nathaniel Mackln Amasa P. Wright Dr. Thomas A. Feid,
Alexander Doc Isaac Holmes, r. T. Bridgforh Capt Samuel
Simmons, David W. Thomas, j. b. Nouhingon William Jones,
Charles W. Baird, Henry f. Coleman Llcbny Watson, W. X.
V. Crute Miller w. McLaw, Adam Q. Davis, Peter Davis Col
John r. Finch Cen Abraham Keen, Capt Thomas Kecks, VIII
James w. Oliver Dr. VIM Oliver, Capt Edward Dodson, Capt
y. James lIaysc, William G.. Coleman, Cephas H..
Pe,ru Washington W. Peus, John o. Smith, Richard Boyd Col
Royal Iocki James H. J"Iics Dr. Howell l. Jcfes Dr. Paul
Venabe John Spencer Capt. Benjamin r. uam, Captain
Stephen p Poole, Robert Overly, Gray Holloway, Tucker Tar
rington Abraham W. Vennble, Samuel v Watkins Capt John
w Rysnn, James Daniel Col Christopher aSkns, James Y
Jones Capt John w. Wright, John smith, John = Couch, Giles
smith, w H. Richards, Edmond Young, John Young, Samuel
Tay Tho Gregory Nicholas &. RcaG Thomas Brame
Dr f. Jicgc John Davis, Daniel Morris, Capt Benz II.
Rogers Capt James w Dromwrght, Sanford j. Morss Wyatt
Adams John Banner Evans Tanner Matthew Williams Will
hanson Rainy, s Capt James NJ IarweI Capt Sack H. Jones,
George Jefferson Isaiah JACKSON Robert Joice Pettns Far
F1r
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TO TIE EDITOR.
nEnrmrjUs Prince Ed,rard MINI ~ Ism

TO TIE EDITOR.
"Farmritie Prince Ed,card, May y, 1910.
We enclose for publication in the Enquirer the pro.
ceedngs of meeting of the Democrats of this county
aid the correspondence between the committee and
Col. HUBBARD Respectfully yours, &c,
THE COMMITTEES.
Dear Sir: Al meeting of the Democratic Republican
party of this county, held at the Courthouse this day.
public proclamation having been made large number OF
the Democrats assembled. Moses Tredway, Esq was
called to the chair. Mr.. Sam'l w yenable stated the
object of the meeting TO be the selection of candidate
Tor the Republican party at the next Congressional
Election, and nominated Col Edmund W. Hubbard Of
buckingham as every way qualified to represent the
Republicans that occasion. Your nomination was
received by the meeting with enthusiasm and umani.
mously sustained. The undersigned were appointed
by the Chairman committee TO inform you of your
nomination, and TO convey to you their decided ap-
prevail of the course adopted by you in declaring your
self candidate to repre- mt this district in the next
Congress; at the time declaring your readiness
defer to the will of your friends should they think
ano cr more likely to accomplish their object of the
principles which you profess and the measures YOU ad-
vocate; OF the unanImty of their opinions your ia.
vor; and OF their determination TO render you their I'M
hnching support in this great struggle of Republican.
ism against Federalism. Permit us 10 express TO you
our gratliicatlon at the enthusiasm and unanmlv ma
infested BY the meeting, and 10 add our individual
wishes for your success and the success Of the great
State Rights Republican principles for which we CON
tend. Respectfully yours, &C.
EDWIN EDMUNDS.
WIN c. FLOURSOY
BEVERLY S. SCOTT
SAMUEL w. VENABLE,
ROBERT A. CLARK
JAMES II. WILSON
To Col +. w iuGARD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-29

" -As the above Of public interest throughout fhc
State Editors papers requested copy for the information
of their constituents.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-29

We have four Communications IL NU0way, which
tended 10 lay before r-acsht throw ourselves
The indulgence of our CGrrespondenani Will hold them
I'll after holloway Court day Ii nothing then done adjust
controversy which threatens annoy the People of the county,
well the readers of the Enquirer shall feel duty
open the Suicc For take responsibility.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-29

The Democratic papers of Philadelphia bring us &C.
counts of "The great Democratic meeting wmea m n
held on Monday evening at independence square, 1"'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-29

i The Committee of Correspondence of the Republican Party
of eckcmbug County, requested TO meet nj the Court house,
at Boydnn the 3rd Monday Of June, day. The attend.
of every member OF the Committee particularly requested
and OF all the friends Of the Republican Party generally.
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To Messrs. Samuel Venable, Robert A. Clark, James
Wilson, Edwin Edmunds, VIM. c. Flournoy Be.
verify s. Scott
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Extract of a letter from
CORRESPONDENCE

CHESTERFIELD, May, Io4U.
enclosed is note of my friend Mr.. Abijah Cheat
ham, which you publish in your paper. am in
clned to the opinion, there several more of the
Committee who will do the thing; in fact, know
that veral of them now say, that they will not vote
for Cen Harrison under any circumstances. The
Wings, see, brag of great gains in the State. sin
cerey believe that Chesterfield if the same spirit con-
tnues to prevail until the fall, will double the majority
piven for Mr. Van Buren, at the last election know
men who have not voted for ten years. that are nov
warm and saw that thew will 20 the election. The
WING saws the Yeoman is going a-head-9O 900 subscri-
bers. No wonder! when it is sen, to men who do not
subscribe to it or even pay the postage 1t post
paid The postmaster at skinquar:er told me lev few
days ago. it was sent to that ohcs IN tnat way II tue
Republicans all over the State will but do their duty
as | mink Chesterfield will, we have nothing to fear
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-29

TO THE EDITUf OF TIT 1~' ~
Dear Sir see that some person has taken the Liberty
without my leave) of placing my name on the HaIr,
SON Committee of Vigilance for the county o.
The reason Of his refusing to questions put to
him by his fellow-ci,izens would be enough; But
nor,er of the administration of old John Adams Sc
dition law and standing army memory! was ne MOI o.
the supporter Of John G. Adams VINO hn ,be will
Of of their constituents" You may depend on it. Mr.
al for the Presidency pledge on hs na pis
that he will go his death against the Northern ,hn bs
snares me until November my rote shall be record
ed for Mr.. Van Buren, Respectfully
CO Nav Ms, odd 1s4o. ABIJAH CHEATHAM, SR.
Popular Sentiment in other states.
The Democratic papers of Philadelphia bring us &c.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-10
Increase OF

This table show, large increase in the three st quarters
OF year and decline in the fourth from the Of
Istye@r
The me,age Of the Governor Of this State not received
with the sghte apparent interest Noihrg advanced
on the subject Of the state finances aud the
TO pesvere in creating debts when there is but little po,
sty Of obtaining money not Of much weight The Lee
gaure will probably t,ke action the state currency
but many Of the evils which aiet the market would not
.r,t in more active state Of trade. The merchant.
pressed money, and cannot realise their southern
debts the banks Of those sections dare expand
their until by the of trade the balance in
their favor In short merchants cannot have moneyhey
take produce. In this position, they tempted with
eem.b paper OF all descriptions in the shape Of money,
in exchange or goods which they would not eountsnanes
good bank bills could be oh aiusd When post
psratvey ne and the public not well acquainted with
their practical operation the issue Of large by
the u s. Bant. considered mastery strobe Of financial
wisdom TINE, however, has proved at PostPenng debt.
net paying them and 4 notes have fallen into dsrtrutc
This y evident from the fact that wihandiue the great
srsrou' made BY tn, ssoaoss under the general hiking
law, 10 force them tto Circulation there comparatively sv
in the hands OF The public The perseverance, with which
have exposed the operations this paper has caused he 10
assume another shape, ~ follow.:-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-10

The peopIe ps James Robertson, on an indictment
for slaughter The testimony on tne part u 'ne
defence, was resumed at the opening OF tne cou'';
bat facts we're eiicited. oe'erai ~. neu'o
the effects likely to be produced on the mental ana
physical system of the prisoner, by sucha Diow' as
ne received from the deceased.
Above twelve pc sons, some of whom had known
the soner for nearly twenty years, gave MN so
character for morality, probity, and ioVeo Oh Pe"Se
and quietude. ,,s ~
Mr.. Shaler summed up the testimony on pena . "
the prisoner, in his usual clear and arsnmeh'"''
manner. .Jed that
The District Attorney replied, and contenae1 a"~
under the Common law, this would DC .s ciea rIv
der and that under the revised statutes w~ C., a..
an aggravated case of mans daughter, IN inc M" =,
gree. The learned gentleman denieu 'Se In ~
an individual to carry the law OF sell oe =:
such rum hole the prisoner was Gun 'o ynro,ec,
although he admitted the right oi man " ~
his domestic Preside; and thought .n:' homicide
fore the Jury nigh. have been lustinaoie mn: =: 49,
- o.cnr1;nS nnder other c rcumstances ana III aho
His Honor charged the jury on the law appncapie
IN homicdes in gene raj and those termed
Ter in uarticuar; and his Homer urged on the a'eh
tion of the Jury the fact Of the prisoner having the
knife in his hand at the very time when ne receives
tbe blow from the deceased. His Honor also put IL
10 the iury 20 consider whether the death oi IN.
man might not be the combined result OF accideh'
and iustifabe homicide. G
the jury retired at half past 3P. NJ, and az Q
came into court and said they could not agree. me
Recorder intmated to the foreman, that he should
keen the Jury locked up all night The Court room
was crowded throughout the trial, with members Oh
tine " soap-l0ck faction" and other rowdy LOOKING
heroes; and from the tenor OF some portion OF tnt
speeches of counsel, we should say they must nave
been highly gratified with the opinions eX pressed
towards them and their fraternity, " the five voiuh
teers"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-10

Cleared


Detroit Baker Georgetown, sc; Aiahamas, Lane Mobile;
Page Basset Jr Boston; MOI treai Gr,r Loadon j Grs
void; Confidence, Bailey, Gibraltar, Darby Johnson.
Arrived
sw bark Fortuna Stair, 50 ds from GeHe with
Post Oeiricks.
Whaling brig pgs Cudworth days from South Atlantic
Ocean, wh oil sc bound to Warehan put in distress,
Brig Clarion, MeFaren, day. from ssa hemp, &c to
Patrullo
Brig Moon sturge day firm Charleston. with cotton and
sehr Petersburg, Laraen 25 as FIN Tobaso ogwood
Lighter .chr Ca, ron Brown from the wreck of scAr
Sonnet.
Ships st john Mobile; Vich,ourg Norlean and others
eEem0rnn6a.
The letter bags of the Montreal Grisg for London, will
close a. Gpins News Room, in he Exchange, this morning
There large quantte, of ice the East and North
The Fortuna wa. lowed up by steamboat Hercules.
The Gpsey, from Newport for Philadelphia, spoken
Dec 25 III lat IS 81 lon 81 So short Of PROVISIONS would put
Commerce of Bos,onThe foreign arrivals at Boston in
1889 1868, viz: 906 Amercao GIT Brit,h Sean
Swedish, Dansh,a French, Hamburg Dutch Bremen,
The William ~ of and Haliar from NYors, which
ashore Yarmouth NS sold 10Th ul cargo saved
Notice 20 Navigators.
WILMINGTON Dell Jan THE Five Fathom Bank Light
Ship having had her repairs completed has been ready
her the Banks the first of January
and only awaiting the assistance of the city boat
taFe her to the Breakwattr
spoken.
Lincoln, from NOreans MOTE, 1, lat ~ a. Ion
1910.
Antelope, of New York. standing North Jan g. $751;
73l.
United STATES Forts.
BosToN, Jan Carr Luna, Jordon Nfork 9Th, Trio, Mex
erson do.
NEWPORT Jan 5-arr Hen ieta Baker, of aud from Lubcc
for NYork LOUISA, Nchers N, NYork Roale, Jason FIN
York for Providence; Gen Bs tey Gardiner do do; Renz
HEATH do do; Independence Stuart do for Fall Rver 7h
sid Chanticleer Clark New Haven, Gen Loyal Wooster do;
Henrietta, NYork; Commerce, Wheeler dos Victory, Heath
do.
BnsroL Jan 7arr Hope rtnsn, NYork for Fall River.
New BEDFORD, Jan 7--s9 Rodmau, Baker, NYork.
HyANS PeRr Jan 6Fiiend Baker, New York for Boston
without the Breakwaer splesdd Boston for New York
Fancy Chase do dos and two fore and an schrs unknown
EpGARrowN, Dec 3l-arr Temperance, segee for NYork
for Salem.
HOLMES HOLE Jana-arr Byrsn, Plymouth for NYork, and
| sid 4th.
EAsTPoRr, Dec 3o-arr Texian, Small, NYork.
Foreign PORTS.
ST THOMAS, Dec Cesar Cob Wakefield, New York. for
Augosna wig; James Wiisos, Pekae, do for Porto Rico
| today; Hudson Cleft, I'm Nrork, just arr.
TeBAsco, 20 dgys since-Saml Southland for NYork une
! shylock, Hall, do, Is days.
| LAGuNA, Dec l9-sld Portland, JOINS, NYork.
There W. American vessel, at Ssa 10 GAYS since
KAMscHATKA, Aug 5Jes Peabody, DominY from n or,
| for via Sandwich Islands.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-10
MONEY MARK EFT.
Thursdny, Jan. 90, II. VI

Money continues dificalt to be obtained Good paper
will command money at per cent per month The de
and for money for remittance is by MEANS 50 great as
some since At the stock exchane, there has been but
small amount Of business DONE nearly the rate
yesterday Dry nock dselined per cent North American
Trust and Barksg per cent Farmers Trust per cent
American Exchange B,nk per cent Delaware Hud-
son per cent The Iowa. from Hse brought 500 600 in
specie and the Utica ha. carried out $4,000.
Messrs Bescker Co offered at auction, 20 shares
Of Illinois per state stock, and sold follows
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-10
(ur0mcr,s % flee.

JAs.9-An inquest was held at Murphy's porter
honse At the corner of First street and the Bowery,
on the body Of an infant child, found packed IN
plum box and hid away in new building, IN foIr'
feenth street. medical gentleman examined the
body and the parents of the child swore they dePo
ste, it in that place because they were too poor TO
nav the expenses Of legitimate funeral. The jury
found that the child was :" still born
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-10
eessse sessese


Thshes,d eer6c.ie Of depos,e. aud is pa able four
month, ansr date H., altered fern q the note Is eva
,he law and ccve N, p,bc There large Of
these h, city, offering exchange for goods at h'h prices
or or any description of property that can be got for them
Ir The he note u true sad tre u actually 30 ih'
Farmer Usnh $3.50 the ,d of Mr. Elwood why does he
not We IT toad q Offering for sale The eerea'e Of an ~
stuon or btl crsdl The probabii y IS that there IS
deposited Ssi1 NO a. Of wster los and the certificate vii
never he PAID uut sy Sold Tis'e u.s. circulated as
money quy Illegal those aled Pest notes, aud 'h
public should avoii them altogether
The mts.ge GJ,eor Porter Of PnasJ vanis was de-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-10
Total 10 o.oco

II will be reeoected that W. Surees former cashier Of the
Mechanics and Traders Bank OF Cincinnati Ohio absconded
with large Of the funds Of that II
pears he psrchaed herewith, four United States Bask
poe, Of $4,000 each, dated ah August 1880, at six
months Nos 3O73 sO71 sO7s, 3O7e The attorney OF the
bank Mr. Milton N. MLane, has obtained ton
prevent Of these notes by the United States Bank
when they f due which will be next mouth and to appro
pxiae the amount to the benefit of the stockholders Of the
Mechanics X Traders bank.
The Oneida has declared dividend Of three per cent
payable on the ist February The following the assessed
vau. Of real personal estate for ouda county, for 1885,
With ISIS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-10

TIMBER RArT.-Judge Belts has decided that
raft floating with the tide down the North river was
not yes sci eating the same, and has denied the
claim of the sloop Express for damages by collision
with the same.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-10
Police once.

Shut gour DoOrs.-Wm. Pierce. a negro store
several articles from the hail of LOG Greenw ch 81
ON Wednes day. A. M. &. Smith caught MIN inc
same night with the goods, and he was committed.
Fanny Sou,hwick, of 474 Broome street was ROB-
bed by negro woman of some linen both OF which
found their way to the police, and one to the prison.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-10
II,O69457
l2,Iss,77o

The following table shsws the quarterly returns OF the
venue at the port Of Boston, during the past year.
pared with the yrevious year.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-10

8. EoR the FACE AND skN.'-Churchs Genuine
IL Vegetable Lotion ended The faculty Ter all
diseases Of the face and SKI II eradcates plmple reck
les po rcdnsss, ring and al cutsneous erupiions,
gradually realizing delicate clear c ssn; transforms
the most saiow tomI, sien radiant whsness rtnJes-
harsh and rough skin beautiful soft, m'oth, and vrn i'm
parts 10 The lace, meek aud au healthy aud juvenile bloom
aud by due N application, the result will be
beau FOL comFxicn. This Lotion exceeded by Their in
the world suGce VI 10 say, that v has been usd with Feat
success m Uled Sates West Ind e. wi htwt srrls
complaint Of iis efficacy For sale a. Chu-cs Dp,nsary,
lss Bowers Of spring Price 10 cent, per bottle
ii Mn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-10

CO. AT th,s OF the year. writes
poadeni wien consumption Asthma Cosghs Colds Ge.
most prayclent most safe efcacols and \, the time
speedy uedy be found Or. Masons Concentrated We
gelabe Bssa For sale by d. Sands 10 and 100 Ful
ten 4 syne. CO and $50 Bowery Burncts Pcrfumsry
,rs 81 Coua street. Nc For further percslsrs Pr Ns-
,rn another part OF tks Herald oxgsrs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-10

vered at twelve O'clock M the sh and we have 1t now
before opens with the following table Of the state loans
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-10

nFF CE or TIVE WASHINGTON MARINE INsUR
" ANCE COMPANY Of the city of New Notk, Jatuaty
T. lsl0. Ihc Board sf Directors hsve tits ,sy declared
Dividend Of five per ior tie last xix moIths payable
sn aud sfer Tie 18th inst.
Trar.fsr Boob closed from 9Th TO i3lh inclusive.
iasIw WA. II. BiRD Secretary.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-10

IN r''nee'own. " u, zee. ~ Mr., MARY Woodbury.
asd 20, mo'h'r OF The Secretary 81 Oh. Treasury ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-10
THE STUDY OF
BIO q X X T. T. PI N G.

B q u X X r. + p n CT i.
50 Cedar street, near Broad,cop.
n C. MARSH, Accountant continues to give Practical
Lessons in this most necessary branch of mercantile eiu
cation Also, to ePen close adjust accounts and write
The course Of instruction through which the pupil pa.c. i,
thoroughly practical aud the person Of good capacity who do
bos, three weeks TO the study will be auaed keer
correctly sad elegant, the accounts Of any business
&C. MARsIrs WORKS
Introduced in New York scheols
The Science Of D subie Entry Bookkeeping snplifed
standard werK, eighth edition 900 pages sro-si rs
The Art ofsngie Entry Bookkeeping, improved by tn,
'odSe'@1 Of tn. rS S Ds sT - lao Gs s,'
sa.et' A neat pamphlet, Is pages l2mo-is cents.
MUSICAL INsTRuCTlON-MR MEADER begs 20
cations h. hs. received he purpose. remaining IN town h,
winter and VIII give instructions IN Singing and the theory and
at hi, residence 5ii Broome street dl2-lmis-
INDIA RUBBER STORE. 30 Chatham street, New York
HuresissorS OrprRpuSx have opened the above lab
hmett with splendid Of lnais Rubber Goods,
Ladies India Ru Der shoes with leather soes GeSte
mems Over Shoes with do fe Preervers, L.ggns Long
Boots India Rubbcr cloth for carriage tops and variety OF
much superior 10 te old lind OF rubber being equal, a.
IN their appearance msrcec' or hid Terms very liberia
bo,hto wholesale dealers and retail purchaser Orders reeev
ed at the store, at the fsctory in New Brunswick
90 All Kind. Of uneurrent money t,ken in trade.
HUTCHINSON ONDERDoNK, Manufacturers,
jas lu' New Brunswick. NJ.
A CAhD4-Mr }. L.. DIVINE, Professor OF the Flute,
informs the gentlemen amateurs of New Yorb that he
gives lessons td9 fulton street, Broadway Thsse
who have already made proeres. the Instrument will de
rive puch benefit from his instruction. ja66t-
DLEAsANT APAurA EMS 10 Lt1.-The ,ecoud
Of the house 3C6 sroadway. containns two fine
with oldns doors, Paisres closet &c. Enquire
the premises dl5 Imis'
NO LET-A handsome suite of tnrse with large
closet, furnished uf rui.hsd forming the sosnd aoor
ef ~ John street, Ay the premises. between 10 aud
o'clock Trms -Furn'h,d 50 per weeks uniurnshed, 50
per Nssk with privilege Of cellar vault yard, essrn Sc
is
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-10

Packets io Depart.

Packets to Depart.
LsNpoS.
Montreal, griffin, Jan 10
Gladiator, Britton, Jan 20
LIVERPOOL.
S Whitney, Thompson, Jan Ia
Columbus, Chopper, jan. 10
HAyRF.
Leuis Philippe, Castof, Jan 10
Poland, Anthony, Jan "a
Chas carroll, Russell, Feb !
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-10

NJ OTlCE-Thc sph,erbers will make rash advances
~ cons gnmsnis Of Merchandise their frm des Pck
er,sil Co., Liverpool
PIC fERsGILL co,
a3 lmis' Hanover and Exchange st
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-10

A. FOR LONDON.-Packet Of the goth January -
Mo- The first class fast sailing packet ship GLADIA
8skAAsTOR Capt Tho.. B.ton. buftlen $50 tons will
sail above, her regular day.
Having super-r accommodsisss for cabin and steer.
passengers person, intending to embark should make i'm
mediate application board foot of Maiden lane or to
i,in GLOVhR Il McNURRAY, % South Il.