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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-07-02

DEALS HAIR Observation-Disclosures by
- the Proprictors produce abundant set Of
hair upon the heads of both Indies aud gentlemen when
the hair is thinto il when the head is bald and
to preserve the hair from falling OIL
is put up In the form OF delightfully."- pernmcd po
natun is pleasant in its application, and keeps the hair
ia the most beautiful condition.
The prices dollar per bottle and three dollars
per jar. For sale by Il. J. TAYLOR.
July II.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-07-02

UN-FISI OLA CERTAIN RENE
~ DY for Rheumatism, Sprains, stiffness Of
the joints. numbness of the limbs, oramp. govt,
and all cases of pain, soreness snd tenderness Of
tho joints and muscles. A few bottles Of the
above article. are for sale by
Nov %. r. J. TAYLOR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-07-02
JUST RECEIVED.
"A fresh supply Of the tolloring
VALUABLE
a9ateMt Me0teiMea, ST.,

VIZ:
Doct. Phelps Tomato Pills.
Hays Linimcnt for the Piles.
Oldridge's Balm Of Columbia for promoting
the growth Of hair on bald heads.
Buffalo Oil--for do do
Mrs Gardner's Galsam Of Livcrwort, for colds
and coughs.
Browns Kreosote and Gall Tooth acho drops
Nloore's Essence Of Life.
Whiiwell's Liquid Opodelloc.
Volatile Aromatic Snuff.
Carpenter Extract Sarsaparilla.
1hompson's Eye Water.
Lees N l. Bilious Pills.
Thompsons Krcosote and Cali Toc,h-acha
Drops
Poet. kinglry's Pills.
Mahy's Plaster.
Jebb's l.nncnt.
Relies botanical Drops.
Relies hsthma,ic Pills.
Ilmckley's I,cmcdy for Piles.
Aromstic Tooth Paste.
American 'ult Rheum Ointment.
Universal Corn Cure.
Bullard's Oil Soap.
Williams Oil Spruce.
Vegetable Indian Srecifc Tor coughs &c
DR.. Rush's Pills fm dyspepsia.
DR.. 1hompson's Tooth ache Drops.
Rawson's Itch Ointment
Doct. Coole!'s Vegetable Elixir, FOR coughs,
colds, sshmn, &c
Lees Windham I'iI,ous Pills, SC SC Sc.
For sale by
X. r. HAZARD,
SfsS or rHt GoLptN MORTAR,
.Ntar N. Court House, .vt,epori, RI
Apni 10, 1889
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-07-02

TEHIIE subscriber, late Of the firm Of Stewart
Il Weaver, respectfully informs his friends
and the public, that he will continue TO carry on
the business Of Livery Stable, in all its branch
cs, at the west Stable in Greene slreet-whcre
the best Horses and Carriages can be had at all
times at the customary prices. Particular atten-
lion paid TO conveying passengers 10 and from
the Steamboats, on their arrival and departure.
JOHN q. WEAVER.
Newport, Dec. 5, 1889.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-07-02

Large .hhes from LiHie Toe Co,ns grow."
HORNS, CORNs-An eflec,ual and war
" ranled cure for Toe Corns, which does not
fail to cure in one instance in 100, for sao by tho
gross dozen, or single box, by A. B. & d. SANDS.
100 Fulton, corner Of William street, N. York.
Also, by Il. II. HAZARD, Sign the Golden
Mortar, Newport, Il. l. Price only 25 cents.
Dec %.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-07-02
DE TISTR Y

hOCT. GALLUP respectfully informs the
~ Gentlemen and Ladies Of Newport, tha
he has returned to his Office in Spring street
where lie is prepared to attend to patients.
~ T. Office hours from 10 10 1 o'clock.
Dpc 3
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-07-02

TUEAP BROADCLOTnS. pa pic
u ce. of blue black, olive, brown, green and
mixed Cloths, this day received on consignment
from Boston, aud for sale Il, reduced prices, in
lots TO suit purchasers, by
| April .. NJ. HILL.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-07-02
TIE HAIR! THE HART

R&N No better evidence Is waning
NTEsfTET TO show the superiority Of the
Genuine Buffalo Oil, over other
preparations, than a number OF
Druggists are endcavoring to initiate and foster
thoir miserable limitations on the public, for
genuine. Read advertisement. Beware Of ped
lars
GenuWe Buffalo Oil is fast taking the place
oi all other articles to promote the growth soften
and bcsuify the Hair lis use gives it II sofnoss
that no other article does, and causes il to curl
beauiiully-hy free use il will darken and give
the hair a satin gloss. IL is highly perfumed and
gives perfect satisfaction TO all that have given il
n trial You will observe the signature Of tho
proprietor, civilian l'rown," also, "Dufslo
Oi," imprinted on the brittle. In consequence
of cosnlerieit which has recently appeared and
is now for sale, have been persuaded to obtain
a now label engraved on copper, for which
have secured a copy right, entered according 10
an act Of Congress in 1899, in the clerk office
in the District Court Of Massachusetts Any in
fringem'ni will be dealt with according TO law.
None genuine, unless signed in my own hand
writing. For sale in Newport by K. J. Taylor,
and DR.. X. X. Hazard. lang. 22.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-07-02
Stoves! Stoves! Stoves!

VA NJ. l.. MELVlLL informs his friends and
w the public, that he has on hand about
900 STOVES, Of various kinds, which he will
sell at wholesale or retail, as low as can be
bought Of tho manufacturer. Among them are
The Union Stoves. made by TIE Norton Furnace
Co., which has given the best satisfaction of aoy
ever dealt in. Also Coal Cook Stoves Of dif-
ferent patterns. Cylinder and Parlor Stoves,
warranted as low any others Of the same size.
Tin and Sheet Iron work done at notice.
Oct 10.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-07-02

To Sewing Cotton Sellers,
&c. &c.
4 have eighty pounds of the first quality
Sewing Coitons. and will sell them at abou,
one third less price than is usual.
have three thousand yards of Calicos at
i2A cts. per yard, which are said by good
Judges to be worth from Is to Cd per yard.
have yard wide bicached Coltons a, Dog
Cheap prices. | want money aud must sell
cheap. wv. J.3.HES TILL EE
mar H.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-07-02

Ear. NC MUNN'5 ELIXIR or OPIUM
~ containing all the valuable medicinal quail.
ties Of Opiun, TO the exclusion Of iis noxiouS
principles recommended by Drs. Ives, Johnston.
Francis, Chccsm1n, Hoffman and Webster, OF
New yo'k, aud others Tor sale by
May 10. H. J. TAYLOR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-07-02
NsWEORIE
We BAOU s E.

EON BARK Err & CO,
SILK, COTTON, AND WO0LEN DYGRS,
WOULD respectfully inform their friends
w and the public, lot Newport and vicini.
iy.) Tint they have fitted up a new u r.
10 USE with every suitable convenience,
situated on Tanner street east OF the Friends
Meeting House, where they are prepared to
Dye and finish in the best possible manner,
the following articles, viz: such as
Broadclolhs, Silks,
Cassimeres, Grapes,
Merlnos, Sattlns,
Clrcassians, Pongees,
Bonbnzins, Hosiery,
Gloves, &c.
Also, permanent colors on carpet yarn,
mcrno, crcassian, bombazin,& Grape dresses;
gentlemen's woolen garments, such as dress,
froek and great coais, surtouts, vests and pan.
laloons-dyed and pressed without ripping.
They will also clean gentemcn's woolen
garments of every description, in neat style
-merno and cashmere shawls cleanscd and
whitoncd. without injury to the border-car-
pets and woolcn table cloths cleansed also.
~ All articles left at the Dye House on
Tanner street, or with the following Agents,
will receive prompt attertion.-A. nj. Tho
mas, Wexford Barnain a. Warning, Fall
River, Ms. Zap 23.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-07-02
3 O rs g. S H O ES.
sA-R1>'
JUST CEITED,

~ are well suited 10 the SPRING and
SUMMER TRADE; and Of decidedly superb
or quality. This together with former stock,
will complete a rery general assortment, EN-
bracing almost every article now in use, either
Of Morocco, Kid, Lasting, Satin, Leather or Calf,
from the largest to the smallest pattern all of
which is offered at retail or by the case, on such
terms and at such prices, cannot fail 10 sa,is,
purchasers,
Most kinds Of work made to order if requested
NJ. II. BEEDE.
Thames St. opposite and one door north T..
4. Sherman's.
Newport, 18th mo. 9th, ISio.-[8m]
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-07-02
NEW GOODS.

THOM AS II. SH
Grateful for past (drors, begs ieare 10 inform
his Jriends aud the public in general,
THAT he has taken the new store, at the
junction of Broad and Spring streets, and
Just returned from New York. with new and
fresh suppl of choice GROCERIES, which
he is ready TO dispose Of as low as they can
be purchased in town-and h"pcs 10 receive
q share of the public patronage.
April 25, 1899.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-07-02
$ III A w LIS.

NDINROROIiGII AND BROCUA
81 siiAWLs, among which nre some very
low priced A. and Sd black French Crnpe-l
Satin Jeans brown linen Table Covers, just
received aud for sale CHEAP, at No. i62 Thames
street. by II. SESSIONS.
April 2.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-07-02

THE VIRTUES OF sARSAPARII.IA extracted on
IN entire new plan, 10y Mossrs. D. 4 u. sands, 100
Fulton street New York.
Its superiority most preparations of Sarsapar
is now Fully established. II IL article much used for
purifying the blood all OF the year, Il s pre-
pared with the best Spanish Sirsapariln Its efficacy
for curing the Salt Rheum, BARRIERS Itch Scard Head
aud oil diseases OF the skin when used with Sands cell
ehraied remedy, IL now fully established. For sale
" in Boston by WIN. Brown, iSl Washington street
Seth Eowlc, Prince street James Fowie Green street
ap Q S. For sale in Newport by TAYLOR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-07-02
11leeklD AIlnanar.

First quarter, 7th, sh. 52m. morning.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-05-18

Of the Anglo. SION blood. He was tlescendnn, |
of that Harrison who in the reign Of the tyrant
Charles, said that as he was tyrant sic " hlm.
Who, said Mr.. PRESTON, can boast of better
blood in his veins than this descendant of the king
destroying, despot-kng, tyrant-hating Harrison
Mr.. PRESTON, in manner peculiar TO him
self, after exhortng the Wings to Use their antc
pated triumph as not abusing it, lett the grave
moment for the gay. Alas, poor Democrats, fare
well, dear Loco Focos you have had your day.
Every dog has his day 1t is necessary, Mr.. Van
| Bun en-, that You should 90 for diminished wages,
and the Country says you shall go for diminished
wages Again, Mr.. PRESTON drew happy
picture of the 1th of March, l64l. lie supposed
that Prince of Democrats, Martin Van Buren,, to
| he here in his couch and four horses. Following
him comes Amos Kendall, and succeeding him
Levi Woodbury. with his empty bags, and still be-
hind these worthies, the head of the War De.
partment, Mr. Ponsett, the author Of the 8, stem
for two hundred thousand Militia and thirty-fo four
| blood hounds. | see them now, suiJ MIR. PRES.
| TON, in my minds eye. They come from Wash
! ington- -are seen at Fe!s Point,-now nj Canton
II and some one says TO the parry, there is the race
course where met the National Convention NJ
| May last.
Again, Mr.. PRESTON changed his manner,
and in burst of eloquence which electrified his
henrers exhored them to 90 into possession of the
administration Of public affairs with cleaH bands
and honest hearts; and first Of all 10 prescribe that
system Of prescription which had dshonored the
country. Let us wash the erninc aud purify the
seats Of government. Mr.. PRE- ton also nade
happy allusion to Cincinnntus the poughn,an,
citizen, and general. In many respects Harrison
was like him, but the spectacle Of selecting the
humble American citizen to rule over the nation
was Of the moral sublime, and far eclipsed any
thing in Grecian or Roman history.
In Gen Harrison, said Mr. PRESTON, in con-
cIuson, | believe in after time we may lie able to
say, that the country has second Washington in
the second Harrison. When this day comes, and
G ID speed the time, for one will he content - rest
satisfied cave the field Of Iabor,-and say like
one OF old, - Now, Lord, lettest thou Thy servant
depart in pence, for mine eyes have seen thy glo
ry.'
Mr.. TR ESTON was followed by the Hon. $. S.
SOUTHARD OF New jersey who made briei
and eloquent address. His illusions to New Jer-
sey were very happy and we regret that we are
without room to publish henl
Mr. GRAVES of Ky. followed with iorcbe
end stirring appeal. Others would have spoken
but the hour admonished an adjournment
The President then announced that the lateness
of the hour and the fatigue which they had I'm.
dergone rendered it necessary to suspend further
proceedings for the day, and he submitted mo-
ton that the Convention adjourn to meet on Tues
day morning, 9Th instant, in Monument Square, al
nine clock.
The Convention adjourned accordingly, nj loul
O'Clock.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-05-18
Observation-Disclosures MEET.
ING IN MONUMENT SQUARE.

Monument Sonare va. ,hronced ,hro,rh ,he,oo,,.
ING and The day. The DELEGATES mel, moi a. nn,ns,.
Gus as Yesterday for nanv kod IG tbo c;tr b., l.;
,hon.uiIds The Pr,sleyt =, ,he r. ,.on', ~ A.
Y T. NrNahon r.c n,cssIed ,,t =; G ;
and n,.rlrrt ordar nreli, YEA on,oo,' ,ha 80 s!'
W. h1yc I'm, ,i,no -, rn -. @p IT,
,ybn odl,..sed ,h,. C,o,,yenI;on ~ L "'J sru""e
,hn day ~ '"' '"'9 Po'' o'
h,,1o, tho ,,tb... r. =,
CioyanJ Wn, C,ipros,o', -, ,I'as wire '''''|
Pnth 90 the., dis,irni.t,'i ~ . ..,
H., CI,o IS ,a,,ts t",Ie'',e" SPoNr "''n
Com ,hs d 70 oe cAlto'cn
,hn,, 's"' 1''u congratulations a'o"''u
A.. CIV yos rccoivod v;,h oo,h,.;.s,,. d.o,o,
.t,Sinns az annlanso onA h's u|a"s,e
Grcihio o,c,'r.p ~ ,t sad "voo.; ""u
"e P'.'"'s'" W "S '"u 'AP''''ne"'s p'ous"' "poh
'T 'oi't,s 80 '.Sp9,'s' III eTp'1 Soso'n'
0 NanJa o "T n "as nu.u! .e'' 81,
I ,, horS L' o '.o,' 'n Io ~
20 '""'e ""o "e"'u num- 'oI many no" hea.a MN LOT
'" n'', ''''p' 81. c.--,
~ LuS &c o. SOU" OIernna' we are ,Oci u'So
~ H. SaY ~. "'n P'"uu """tesS' re" ''e"
w. - 800, t,; to"e' W "'etes'' Snu 10
,,'as;.Illo" WIN Wn'on 10
A. 80 , 81 ~ 10 P"u',les ora oo,el"'nen'
!" o,"nley OF N2 p, oar",'na spoke e'oquently
@'so ''H .ne So"r. ilouse tos'rum and after ''t'
s " :, ~, 49, S Wv Wy was
u,u,yA ~ $500 ANLti' On. u.1 r.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-05-18
THE FIFTH WARD

This banner exhibited Harrison in command at
Fort Washington; on the reverse his portrait in
large, with the words VIM. H. Harrison, Pres
dent of the Union A. d. 1911. BY the will Of
the People,"
THE GERMAN TIPPECANOE CLUB.
This company which was very large. was re
inarkabe by an elegant banner representing the
armed shade OF Herman, the deverer of Germa-
ny from the Roman sway, extending his hand
from the cloud in which the figure is partly en-
veloped, TO welcome the deliverer of America,
General Harrison Log Cabin is in the dis
lance and all old soldier helping himself from a
verse OF the banner iha words Deutscher Tip
pecanoe Club in Baltimore For Mirt l84O Ilur :
rson und VerbeEsernng."
SEVENTH WARD.
A handsomely painted Log Cabin well finished,
with the usual associations. The motto I'm Hoe
Vinces" On the back "7th Ward Tippecppoe
Club. No reduction of wages"
EIGHTH WARD.
The front of the banner bore the motto Harri-
son and Reform III the upper SCROLL and beneath.
the favorite one of No reduction in the price of
labor The centre was occupied by view of
Federal Hill, with variety of craft plying in the
basin. On the reverse ia the foreground, a snug
Log Cabin, and barrel of Hard Cider at the
door. The Capitol was in the perspective.
NINTH WARD.
The advance of the banner Of the 9th Ward
discovered the interior Of Smiths shop, with
the artisans at work. The motto No reduction ia
the prce of wages The bodies of two serpents
wind down the sides Of the pictures, aud the heads
intertwned below are suppressed with the exca-
nation, No Sub-rreasuryP On the other side
rock, wave beaten, fguratye of the Const'-
ton; the American Eagle perchcd thereon In
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-16
Died.

On Thursday, 18th instant, Mary s. wife ofWm p Day.
ton and daughter Of Mrs Sarah Burger in the 27h year
Of her age.
On Wednesday l4th instant, Bcnjanin d. Palmer, in the
3sth year Of his age
On Wednesday l4th instant Mary, second daughter Of
John and Mary kssey, aged6 ears.
On Wednesday l4th instant Mary Harris aged years,
eldest daughter Of James and Rebecca Harris.
On Tuesday 18th instant in the 3ist year OF his age,
Richard H. Campbell.
ON Tuesday 18th instant in the aist year of his age,
.4,aasq Jackson, ofthis city.
At Woodbridge, N the LIST instant in the 3sth yeer
of her age Mary, wife of James Baker, of this city.
At New London, CT on the 9th instant Charles H.
Kane Of WILMINGTON n. c.
On wednesday, I;th instant, WIN. IT, CravJord.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-16


s..Ss d,y; from S With 10 's'
RsS' q bs fpC:s, M, .' '-'' '"' =" '
s F.' fss e. .s% Henry %h
M.yeia Orion and Csroins for NYerk Ia. ,o0
lbs logs mahogany Aymar
schr Mary Ann, Hickman, Folly Landing, corn.
Aas4assa F$y 9f landing
s sSr snSi R Rs nsa
Marine Correspondence.
A. pnrssr ssp 50 a. 81, = - r: Seq eagle
dofr SYotI DO DO; A%ssican Trader, Yst,, &Ysrf
mo- is
Dor sG ,@ ds Hsmbs1 and Tor
General Record.
For Havre-Packet ship Sally Thompson will sail day
for Havre Her letter bags at Gilpns News Rooms.
Los, fan amsriean shp-J De Wolf VOL american Consul
Boson last s. dney stats tina. on the day Of
sy lest a on
% 1 .S THAT the in sa sSs
would 80 thence not learn the e The
: q s :s sSss;
$50 noing standing above deck except the bowspr and
'sHI p s. J.&a Hi Mtehsoe. Liverpool NYerl
Briish Queen ) Roberts, NYork for London Oct 8, lat ~
Was passed large bright WASTED ship with in her
Sarah Parker Boston the East Indies, Oct IL, lat ~ IS,
Foreign Ports.
CArs HArrInS, st Domingo, Sept &-sld Hopewe Wedn'
OH. Eli Margaret
Unitcd states Ports.
PORTLAND Oct g. sid Elizabeth, Staples, Baltimore
PORTSMOUTH,, Oct iasld Vancouver Riley, New ofeansi
NEwsyprroHT, Oct sid Alioth, Tcdd NoreaDs' Essex
Bes1Os Plymouth 8. Utss Anna ar R;y a;Ss.
Cronstadt; Teien C5arisston; Patap.c "sr;"n
Archange Banner Phlad Oorin DO, dos Lucy Blake ok
renee Aeeker cid Exchange, Snmaira Ouxb9ry hesna;
Oceanus Chareston Nonpareil, Brunswck Cas- LTI,eni'
Nc a..: ssi
fremont Lewis NY9rk Cambridge Hail. do Ja'paf' NICK
srs9n do Algsrine, Mobile; R,owr philadelphia: Eliza,
Doane Work SD Adeinc Indian Ocean, Pico Ever kotter
dam; Colo, Sprague, Oporto. ,..,, q. d..
burg; Aeorn Ho1ss Boston Geo Washngen Addson T.i-
dent g Do%ngo M,Tg.rs Sfd Dans
gaaero @. WsT.n 81 Jshns NB John sMoreAu Albany
xsHuRo, Oct eliza Ann Bo.ton; Lunar,
April cRstham; cid Rowens Boston, Delphi, dol Friends De-
RcHaorp ioClearanees from the dock for the month
ending 10th schoones and soops ard bak aud
Reeapalaton for IL month: ending ahoewhos number
;rs sloops o do OF arks and lighters Ss4 ana xz
timber log. entered in ,hs same period; Ware. do
cid Tribune, West Indies; Vincent, do. Il,
AraLAcHcsLA, Sept so--cd Harbinger, Sill NUrlesns
S.v,NsaH Oct s-arr WIN Taylor, Hoey, NYork; North
Star. Bath, Me; ED Renzi, boston WV, Whit.
NV ORLEASs Oct 4-ar Orleans Sears ORR; voaire'
Cook do; Parthenon Woodbury. Have Ontaro JAMES N,
Liverpool; Niagara, snow, boston.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-16
At forn PsrScirAL

The cotton growers have indeed received low prices for
their produce but the quantity has been increased in
% per cent The prices OF tho articles OF
sumption have becl very low; and the purchases Of for.
cgn and manufactured goods have been exceedingly linn
tied Under ell these Giro the has been
Improbable one to the planter. The growing crop
will in all probability not fall much short just closed
while the attendance Of all other agricultural productions
promise continuance Of reasonable prices Tho State Of
Europe also PROMISES In the event of Continuance Of
peace such increased consumption that will advance
price. beyond their average ofhc past year. The receipts
OF Cotton thus far have been large The average qraly
of the receipts has been milling fair" to "fJir" IT Is
supposed that he proportion Of Cine Cottons viii be less
last
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-16

Small sales making In this market for The East As
there has been no great deman prices have not been al
fecel They are the same now az when che Great Yves
sailed foar days ago. As orders expected from
Europr prices ia this country for breadsuifs will
doubteJy, rcuain unchanged till navigation j. closed
througo Thcn they Will probably advance. The pre-.
ofthc trade the recent mqy Cmcps
and the contraction of,he banks In the Interior indicate
this And rs the season so far siSnnccd and the sock
in the markets rot over large cannot see how II is 10 be
avoided Pfees now are high compared with those cur.
rent earlier IN The seasonand this has bcca caused by
the detention OF the crops in the barns aud
the producers We give the present prices in several
markets which are fair range for the whole Union.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-16
lamentations.

LospoN-Per Presiieni-lepcs ld.c, Cummings Co.'s
Grac. Co-s7 Weed. Johnson Co-ss Collins X Go
Ia q Norewosd 4 Coz w GLASS; Howard "a Son-
~ Wiley Sfatnam-io l. Cohcn-3 Hol5ettsen Lowell
80 81 Meyer sons-s sppistgu 49, y 2 GheimA5-T
Wright Stureis shaw--s b n B.erlo Berslin. KOop Co
n5hGs Bep.oras Goodhge * Co1a5 Camge,l,-s
Hicks h Coz Adams, Homer co-aJ ID WriEht-j9 X Eve
& CO. Lord Tayoi--a Ahreafellt Co.'S Cary X
Iart-s f3oodhue Coz Met hesney No-rr2 II w Bur
isge-tOGC Thorhurn-a5 hlds Maru-i q W Blpal-l
" VI Uslty-I Bsrser Brohsis-i II A Bsll-i NtRes-l
Foilcnshy-t v lldw nj A kendafii h smmots-I W
Tprnsrto Cary Goa 3nIailio tors chalk 0rsvold
IS es a'russes Ok % osdcr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-16

Tsuroy; scar Hchm ~ p,tessbig md Richmond; Reform
Austin Frlnkn las Ret Roter, Gsilr.v. "a saueqqofy
(Br) wo,dvorih y John, NBs Dluascrs, CHASE. a Nea
hres Da rev reck; Nyl0r. Putnam. COL, futnau
Fsho VuseIl NOrleans dover \ VI Murray; Gov Fcnnet
andrews, Mobile; Uuc'e sam twcad Ftensf5rt. Holt
nsstvi,h; roy,r rler, tity 81 ~ O.mi.gc w Lewi;
y Phi Al Geo M snule all N.un 81 John NJ, Chaanion,
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-16
Foreign Markets.


On Wednesday, l4th instant, by the Rev. Dr. Spring,
Dard r. Lanrnan to Margaret, daughter Of O. r. Downing,
all Of this city.
On Wednesday l4th instant by the Rev. Dr. BerrisD,
Joseph Ogden Grace Walton, daughter of the late iona
than Ogden.
At Ashwood Farm near fremont, Illinois, on Monday,
2lst September by the Rev Mr. Huntington, NJ d. Word
to Elisabeth Ann, eldest daughter Of Capt James Wibray,
formerly Of this city.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-16
Colfan Trade

The pas, cotton year has been remarkable in many
specs The seoson last year commenced late in conse
low of the rivers; subsequently, when
the rivers and the influx Of cotton became larger
prices began receie and continued to do April
When fall in rcights, an mproyc in exchanges and
favorable from abroad caused the mark rally
Since that period they have gradually been rising The
four principal ports throughout the year.
PnIcr. Corrar Forn PsrNcirAL Ponrs InRoreMour
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-16

Ana tho residue ON the day Of July sums SO de-
nostd $4,000 have realized prior to Feb lst sao
on that day $4,000 payable, and like sum on the
18th reb The residue of the deposite 100000 be
drawn for on the lst July next
The attempt to explain their proceeding:
by saying the bargain was dollar Tor dollar but they a
40 min, out their authority for lending the money of the
s,.te ten ,onths without interest From these facts it
viii he seen that the statement Of the Albany Jour
nal was Intended deceive The State lost by the trans
action near $50 &c., which went into the pockets of the
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