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The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-01-28

A FRAGMENT.-'rwas n;ght-and such a
night as earth ne'er saw before. Murky
clouds yelled the fair face of heaven, and
gave to pitchy darkness still deeper dye.
The moon had fed-the stars had closed
their eyes, for deeds were doing they
dare not look upon! The gods of the ele-
menss were abroad. EoIus exultingly led
forth his legions, bowling from their dark
caverns; Neptune, foaming with rage, roar
ed madly, as he contended with his rock
bound prison. The incensed Thunder
drawn by his winged steed in his eerial
chariot, flashing lightning from his eye bel
lowed forth his madness--and ever and
anon the demoniac. shout of Ate, and the
fiendlsh laughter of Hecate and her crew
were heard above the tempest. For a time
the pure streams turned stagnant and ceas-
ed to f1ow-the mountains trembled--and
the forest dropped its leaves-the flowers
| lost their fragrance and withered, and all
nature became desolate. In giee serpents
hissed-harpies screamed-and satyrs rev.
elled beneath the branches of the Upas =
Domestic beasts crept near the abodes o
men. The lion reIinquisheG his half eatel
prey; the tiger, forgeifui Of his ferceness
ran bowling TO his lair--and even the hyenl
deserted his repast Of dead mems bones
Man alone of all earth's creatures slept.
But, still he slept as if the boding of som
half unknown calamity brooded DER b
mind. The aspiring youth muuered .
blasted hopes, long cherished-young, fal
aud gifted maidens would start, aud fremi
ling, weep their injured innocence IAN
mothers, too. would half awake, and Will
they pressed their little musings 10 the
bosoms, weuld breath still an1'her pfaye
for their protection. On such a night--He
yawned and gave to earth-a slanderer!
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-01-28
DOCTOR z. u. PICKETT,
formerly of Mnysrilie XVI.

NENDERS his professional. services to
n the citizens of Rodney, and neighbor-
hood, in the various branches of his profess
ion. He may be found at the Union Hotel
Dr. T. refers to the following gentlemen
To the Medical Faculty, of Transylya-
MIA University, Lexington.
Professors Caldwell and Short, Louis
vile Med. Institute.
Tho. l.. Dobyns and E. G. Wood, Rod
ney, Mi.
DR.. Davis and MetcaIfe, Natchez, Mi
Josias A. Lyle, do
Professor J. S. Riddle, Louisiana Medl
cal College.
Rodney, May 4, 1889.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-01-28

BIZ CA1NWe ! few days since recei-
we'd letter from = subscriber, informing Us
that he wished TO have his paper discoutinu-
ed,as he was gong to run away and We
should not probably get any pay - This %
4 iililc tho coOlest and with all the most
on6 znpuddnce We have met with.
Conaeaut Gag
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-01-28
GEN. HARRlsoN-ABOLrrION.

iyered At vincennes, indiana, in the year 1887 i
| have now, fellow citizens, a few more
more words to say on another subject, and
which u, in my opinion, Of more Importance
than any other that il now in the course Of
discussion in any part Of the Union. Ial-
Jude 10 the societies which have been form
ed, and the movements of certain lndiyidu-
ais IN some of the States in relation to por-
ton of the population IN others The con-
duct Of these persons is the most dangerous
because their object is masked under the
garb Of disinteres:edness and benevolence y
and their course indicated by arguments
and propositions which in the abstract no
one can deny. But howev6H fascinating
may be the dress with which their schemes
are presented to their fellow citizens; with
whatever purity Of intention they may have
been formed and sustained, they viii be
found to carry in their tsain mischief to the
whole Union, and horror to large portion
Of it, which, it is probable, some Of the pro-
jectors and many Of their supporters have
never thought Of. The first in the series Of
evils which are to spring from their source
are such as you have read Of to have been
perpetrated on the fair plains Of Italy and
Gaul, by the Scythian hordes OF Alfalfa and
Alaric; and such rs most of you apprehead
upon that memorable night, when the toma-
hawks and the war clubs Of the followers Of
Tecumseh .veFe rattling IN your suburbs
l regard not tlie dieavoWals of any such in
tention, upon4be part Of the authors Of these
schemes, sinG epn the examination of the
publications have been made, they
will be found tain the very fact, and
very argument Il & ~ would be used, if such
had been their ufIect. / am certain that
there is not. 81 mn assembly. one Of these
ldeluded men ~ that there are few within
the borders 81 "a State. S If there are any.
! would oa~no.,1s .-,,.-..t ,har, ),
- .....o :, - Is.ass "a asi:h.r.,.l.,
- ~ = -.
,ha ID 80 go
d;a,al, ;r,.,sJ "a a.. ~. 49,. 49,
hana6. tho. sssss, ' a 49, ~. -. ,astss
m,i, 10 -. , ie ...L -. ;n,..J;.;o., ,..
. :. aarss $,
serve ',hen !. ,ho,o.,rh 90 ra;n.,;or e ,he
sub;ec. nr.e corv;rcs thorn The s,rnaols
i (ard str,,ccl. sl,a.. ,,.s, h.l nv cnn,.
mencs v;sS ho,rors s,, . - b.vs 3escr;t.
cd hui i Win s,d III, l, more f,mlv r;vat,;no
the chars ~ 8 tho - mite. ex,;rnat;on s
those whose canse thew .dvocata.
Am wronc fallow.c;t;.ee = annlv;no
!. lthe terme u,aaf rres,,rrrt,,cus .nd nrron.
! sf;tntional 10 The n,eaeure. of the anna ncina.
Itorsf A slirht exnm;nation win / think
show that am not Ina v;rd;cat;on of the
/ ob;ec,s Sc ! conyer.;or which was latel,
) he,d s. me~.f.s hs o.vn. IN Ohio. which /
-s-sT -. = -, -,
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-01-28

-. ~ W4OOA q W14. ~. TOOO,
Attorneys and Counsellors at Lar,
"lLL PRACTICE IN PARTNER
~ SHIP, at Fayette, and will attend
all the Courts of Jefferson County the Cir
cult Court of Adams and Claiborne Coun-
ties. and the several Courts at jackson.
= WILLIAM N. ToDD willreside at Fay cite
Office near the Court House.
Business con6ded to either, will receive
the prompt attention of both.
N. Be. H. WILCOX will continue to re
side at Rodney, and practice his profession
as heretofore.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-01-28
Mr.. Bildad Of

Mr.. Bildad W, of K-n, one
of the pleasantest towns in old Plymouth
co,.-'", Massachusetts, was stone cutter,
and withal given to hard jokes. Che morn.
ing, as he was busily at work, sufEpOnded
as usual by number tombstones, carved
gu with The usual Inscription ON nemoEy
si," he was greeted by Doctor +. NO m,
riding by, on visit TO some Of biz patients
"Good morning, Mr.. W. said ~ doctor
shard at work, | see you finish your grave
stones as Ear as ssIn memory and thes
wall. suppose to see who MI i uaoI1l
ment next" aWhy, yes spIied the q,
man, resting moment on NJ mallet, ssun
LESS somebody Is sick, and 6re doetcr
Ing Inn and then I keep NH on, 'ss !:
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-06
Police Once.

Ave 81 PRETTY Bold Theft Sometime since
yellow rascal named Ball Hsyman, was detected In
the act Of pawniug vslise; and IS the valse was
suspected not tn be his own, he was committed to
"the Tomhs." Subsequent enquiries vert to prove
that ay man had also stolen nurse and wagon the
property of Frederick Baker, who resides at IC2
Stanton street
MIR. Baker stated that about the 2ith of July he
vas driving down the Third Avenue, when be was
hailed by the prisoner who asked for ride Com
plainaut gave ride. and having occasion to N
al grocery some business. he was surprised on
coming out to miss his vehicle and the negro. lie
went TO several places, in the hope Of finding him,
but without success. The -crro was suh,equcntIy
captured nv q gentleman wha knew the horse and
wagon, aud who saw Heyman driving down town Ut
a Shaping pace. In answer 10 this. the negro told
a rhodsmantade story " hicb produced no effect on
the Magistrate, and the esw rascal was fully com
mitted.
Domestic Treachery "A good looking young w.
mas was brought charged with robbing one Of
her fellow servants of the nf seve,tv-two dol.
lars in coin. Sarah Bradford stated that he lived
az servant at PIG Broome street aud that Eliza
Wray and herself were great friends. as well as
fellow servants. Shn had saved mp seVcntytwo
dollars, which Eliza aware NJ. and few days
since She missing her hoard, applied ~ W vhc-
she gave such cvasive answers as satisfied Sarah ~
ELIAS quilt Sarah dec Incd 10 say ssy thing, and
was committed.
Stealing Watches "A losier named JeAn Wright
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-06
United states Circuit Court.

AUG. 5.-The United States VS. Albert Slater
This indictment under the act Of lSiO
charging the defendant with serving on board a
slave vessel, contrary to the Act Of Congress &c.
IL appeared fiom the testimony of John s. Paine,
officer ofthe navy attached to the United s. aes
brig Grampus, that the accused, with others, were
found on board the schooner Mary Arm That the
schooner captured by an English ship Of war,
and carried into Sierra Leone, where the mixed
commission refused to condemn her, and she was
delivered up TO the captors for the pur oss OF trans
mission to this country. The usual proof fSlaters
citizenship aIduced, and the several ents
belonging to the schooner we're put in and reao on
the part Of the prosecution Dir. Bates appeared
far the defence, and cross-examined Capt Paine
with great Skill but without eliciting anything ia.
vorabs 10 his client B, fore the learned gentleman
entered the defence Of Slater, the Court rose and
adjourned.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-06
General Sessions.
Preseat-Rccorder Morris, Judge lnsliss, and three
Ia

Present-Rccorder Morris, Judge ln.liss, and tbrc,
other Judges.
AvGusr6.-M ansidughtsr The ca,e az instWil
liam arro, charged with the killing Of his wife
was resumed.
On the part OF the prisoner, Mr.. Croft called seye
raj witnesses who gave Carroll good character
Dir G. also adduced testimony as to the dec arafon,
uf the deceased who had said pre- vious her death
that although her husband did beat her. still she
provoked him.
The Court charged that IL the prisoner was guilty
n all. he was only guilty Of the lowest grade 81
nanslsughter
The Jur retired aud found the prisoner guilty Of
Nan.lauchier in the fourth drgrsc, with n recon-
men iatiou To- the mercy oi the Cuart
John y. Parker va put 20 the bar, charged with
passing So eountorfe. bill AT the store Of Jesse
l.. Bogert.
The prosecutor swore that the prisoner came N
his store bought some cigars, and gave the hi, now
produced for which he received the change in good
money. Did not discover the bill to be bad until
some hours after he had left. Two days after read
Of Parkers arrest, in one ~ the public papers, and
went then to the pol'ce Office, and recognised the
prisoner as the Who had vic'imisei han.
The Jary. without hesitation. found Park r guilty
And the Court adjourned.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-06
C0rOner's Office.

AVG, 5-An inquest was held at the house efJohn
b. Nicholson, at the foot OF Chambers street, the
body Of an Englishman, named William II Penny,
aged %, who was hand board the steamer Ose-
ola. IL appeared that the deceased was engaged on
Tuesday in wheeling some wood on beard the steam
err, when his foot slipped and he fell backwards and
went overheard. His body was not found for two
hours. and then life was extinct. The jury found
verdict Of acci dental death.
1t stated at the inquest that the dec ased had
no connexions in this country, and he possessed
Of siderable property invested in OF the To-
cal banks Perhaps knowledge Of this fact may
induce some OF his re atoms in the old country to
hunt up the poor fellows deposits, and their
removal.
Another inquest held the body Of Fergus
Kearnen, infrm lrshmsR, aged 20, who resided
at Fl Roosevelt street. 1t in testimony that the
deceased was afflicted with gathering in his throat
! which caused him great pain aud difficulty in swal-
lowing. On Tuesday he was eating some meat
| which he had not sufficiently masteated, and il
stuck in his throat aud choked him. The jury found
| a verdict in accordance with the above facts.
A third inquest held at No rs Monroe ST.
on the body Of Patrick Kelly, nfant of five
months old, which died suddenly, whist its mother
was absent 1t had been aipg for some days, pre-
viously. Verdict, death from some cause known.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-06
[Corres pondence Of the Herslj.l
Cure for the Bite Of n Mad Dog.

LIZ Roy, July Is, $50.
JANIS G BESrETr, ESQ
SIR read in the " Weekly Herald" -f;ke 18th
inst that the carriers Of paper had been
to be preventive.-Do try it, Yours,
j. BARTON.
Let thu patient observe for forty days a diet Of
bread and water-let the bread be kneaded without
salt let him every three days take dose Of flowers
of sulphur-and for his constant drink a decoctien
~ the "scuatara or scullcsp; IL can be had in any
quantity ut New Rochelle in w. Chez ter. The ap-
Phcr,ion of tue above may be successfully made
within two weeks after the bite.
wonId wish 10 refer you To James p. Huntington,
Of New Rochelle, for substantial prsof Of the efficacy
ofthe remedy proposed.
The patient liay drink skinned milk. j.. b.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-06

JosypH BosAPABTE's LFrrsR.-We find the
following letter in late London Times" from Jo-
seph Bonaparte TO Marshal Clauxol, on the subject
OF the Napoleon subscription:
Mn Deur Marsaai-I have read your report rcla-
tiy. to the hoDors TO be rendered 20 the memory Of
the Emperor
know not whether You are aware that in ISIS.
the Emperor RENTED 10 me several millions in state
drafts, trescrpticns) and appropriations for his
civil list, and to NJ Pcrregsux. chamb. rlan in SER
wee and PARTNER in the h'use of Lsftie, four mil
hons 10 gold, the evening ct bis departure for Nal
mason.
Wien we arrived at Rochcfcrt inten, on embark
ing for America, IN two different vessels he rsques-
ted that would rot set sail until after had became
assured that he had oscaps the surveillance o the
EDglsh squadron. asked " hat ase should ma Ike
OF the SIX millions in rrscrirtons which ha 5epo-
sited with ~ybrOther-iu-aw, Nj. CARY 81 hope he
replied, that we shall meet IN America; but vi
Is written thai We snall not each other again,
save in another world, then, my friend, YOU ia
maize such use ot IL as you would judge should
make myself IL ] were in your place and you IN
mine
The four millions in gold. for which he showed
me the ACKNOWLEDGMENT. he disposed of BY his viii
with the mouse Of IaGt'e-the SIX millions IN paper
escaped the vigilance of the pol ce- enclosed in
| stroag box, and buried under tie care OF Nj Clary
aud his faithful secretary were returned to
\, London lS32 at th, time IL my first return from
America I ave disposed Of great portion ofth.se
effects (thcy are payable 20 the besrer) conforms
bly with the intentions of the emperor; there re-
mains Tour millions. Ely brothcr Lucien rccei-
v,d directly frOu he emperor two millions from his
civil let.
Ofthe four millions at my disposition, 7 apprcpri-
ate million for the noble remnants Of the impc-
rial guards aHd one millien to replace that which
yous commissirn proposes over and above the credit
already demanded, convinced tina, N poleen would
have felt as de-, and tia, he would have done that
which now do-he who knew O well that geld 10,
in its last sualy sis, the sweat Of the poor and the
blood ofthe brave. 1--WE shall mt ct in another
void, Napoleon will approve the use which
rake of hi trust.
I rely upon you, ny dear Marshal to present. la
suitable manner the de- voted homage of my sensi-
nents 10 the souatry whose sympathies IN behalf of
the man have must loved, have touched me sensi-
bly Accent nv assurances of continued friendship
JOSEPH NAPOLEON.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-06
THE MOST PERFECT
WIGS A N ID SCALPS
IN TIE WORLD.
CRISTADORO.

TO AMERICAN MUSEUM
Digs 10 inform his friends ard the public that he
ID make al the shortest notice and h4sso ~
hand the yery LAk.sEST ASSORTMENT or THE
MOST PEEFECT WIGS AND sCALrs ever designed
long eSensee end unremied aieston 20 tins Particular
The wElGS and sCALpS that he particularly invite.
Tie public a. Inspect Of acoBs'ruccn ain ole
Igenious hey render the metallic springs altogether
casey, thereby doing with any unpleasant pres
headache which tscee sometimes They
slso Gree the he al more firmly than BY the metallic
springs, ana finally they infinitely lIght and
pheasant 80 fha nearer.
CRisrADURo's DEPOSITORY also contains very ~.
trsivs aud variety OF Gcntlsmsns
Articles Cali sai see. jyis an-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-06

PRisoN SrArIsrrss.-Prisoners committed to
the several named places, frsm the lower and upper
police Office, from lst July to Sls, inciusive:C urt
prisoners 50; vagrant prisoners (peni entary) 1GI;
Migrants committed to aims house, u; committed
to house Of refuge, l6, to luna,ic asylum, s.-To-
tai PSI.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-06

was brought up charged with stealing two silver
watches from the store Of MIR John Haven, No. l72
Washington street Tue property having been
found on the accused, he was fully committed.
CIufion to BaMers "A few days $ nee, Mr..
Fl der went TO the swimming baths at The foot of
Watt street, for the purpose Of having his body in
the cooling waters Of the North River, and Whist
enjoying hi "a eli some unknown rascal stole his
watch. with which he got clear of Mr. Fiddler
happened, few days after, TO visit watchmakers
| shop in Greenwich street. and surprised to see
| man come in and ask the value of the identical
was detained, but the man who bad offered II for
sale, escaped Mr.. Fiddler, however, determined
TO capture the rascal so he applied to w ech, who
went IN search OF the fellow, and was fortunate
enough to arrest him at public house not many
blocks OIL the watchmaker's shop. He was imme-
diately brought before the sitting magistrate, and
fully committed. He gave his name James Hare
A few days since another gentleman lost a yalua-
BILE watch from the bath AZ Castle Garden with
which the robber got clear of. We should imagine
these losses would be sufficient 10 caution bathers
AGAINST taking such baubles, even their money!
with them to public bathing places.
Il Nautical R0bbery-A few nights since, a
couple of long shore loafers went board the
schooner Pizarro, laying at the foot Of Dover street.
and cut off quantity OF her rigging, which they
sunk in the river. The next morning one Of the
owners Of the Pizarro saw two men graphing up a
lot Of rope and made fort To take them both into
custody. One fellow, howeve managed to escape
with the boat, but the other Mr.. Litteford held
to. He was brought up, when he gave his name
George Mel and said he did not call il stealing to
get the rope out of the river. The magistrate said
that in all probability jury would not be Of that
opinion, and therefore committed him 10 the Tombs.
There are number of keys and brass knobs in the
hands OF the police magistrates, probably stolen
from some new buildings.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-06

SwrSpLiSG.-The Philadelphia Times cautions
the public against Of the uame OF Lemucl Will
iams, junr., who has swinded woman out OF 400
dollars. Williams publisheda little paper in this
city, called the Pearl, few months since.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-06

NEW LINE LIVERPOOL. JACKETS.
as ASh XA AM
10 sail from New T5rE the 75i Liverpool on
FROM NEW YORK.
Chin UOeCTTS, q ptAn IOfn Collins, 25th July.
sIDDONS, Captain ". .. Palmer. 25th August
SHERIDAN, Captain y. 4. )epey ster. 2sth sept
8AKRlCk, Captain A. y Palmer. q5tn o tobar.
FRON LIVERPOOL.
ship StDDONS, Captsin y. y. Palmer, 18th June.
SHFRID An, Captain Y. a. Dcpeyscr, t3th July.
GARRIJK. Captain A. Z. Palmer, 9Th August.
ROSCtUS, captain john C-llins, Ia,h sept.
These SHIPS AL Of the first class upwards o 1909 tons
blt IN the city OF New York. with such improvements
combine great spesd with uuuss comfort Tor yssseiR-r
yvsy has been taken IN the o their
nstisns. The price ~ hence slac for which
snpe stores udg wines, Nc WI be crowded Thess
by experienced who will
every ereron 20 give general sat- siactios.
Nsher thr capt c these ships will he
clunahc for any litter, parcels packages sent By them,
unless ocular bills OF lating sigued therefor
For freight passsge, aipls to
~ X ROLLINS Il CO. So South street, N. York. or 70
GROWN. SIIiPLEv Y co. liverpool.
Letters by the packets VIII be charged l2 cents ccrsinse
sheet. so cents sHd cent each "
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-06
r,rNAIE NONrHIy PII.L-MApAMr HrsTrrL

FEMALE MONTHLY LL-MADANE REsTrtL
Hsmals PAysie1n being satisfied rom her perfect soua
wiih The ctuliar ysiongy aud anatomy n the ras
arc that most &C the plants 10 which females sch
ec have their almost ah IN the rr uarity
AMI sapprsson Of tose nctns OF nature 10 which
adebtA health strength aud cheeruness and of
happiness, and which Indeed perhaps IN creates.
hute hsse violent and coESive sadAchs arrangement
Il nach unsviag - the side burning IN TIE chest DIS
srbsG AID frverish s-eu rg fui dreams languor deht
weakness distressing letsrgy and a,snelInation
uvity empl1 dcahly salloVs. and nsnints
Oh ~ and short thu utter
ne very snsceati y for he rniry in
endurance LIES enreuderlng that meancholy 81
mind aud 1eprrssiun Il spirits that makes existence itself hut
prolc. xaan &c suffering wichrdpsss. and which, al
qucniy 5son- Nc unh4rpy victim to the pcrpetrp
ion sui ds How ssary 'hrn 20 cbvisis
frcs 'unl lsestrnus 70 systsnce BY the
roe OF mc neiicne specisy adsrd produce thos egu
lar .rti nns aaiudis lsnsable tG health
Madame Rrstfre Fsmsls Nontsy pis long well known IN
Europe FOR their efficacy aud safety hsve already within the
yerod of their nirOduc ion ino the United states
extensive alton Frc'n the tiles aord
81 Mdaue Rec w Rscernipne the effects prod ccd hy The
OF various SPECIFICS stngy has enabled her successfully a
ahre the virtues and n several ingredients, which,
"a nh mild very ehcacous IN the composition Of the Fe
ebsan frp their or that ntaned Nv
no Gl and particular directions when aud how 90 be
lch accompany each bon Naipne Restels sxnatSre IL
yrittsp ON the cover ofesch bon Price e..
For ssis ~ ii9 therry street. Catharne 2st Grand
corner Of Aleu- 81 taHsl street, and at MADAME Hesisrs
Drce Gree nwrh street, near Courilan1t New York
70. ~ VAR street Newark N.J Or j. hn ady, 90i Wssi
rstsr Providence. H. Philadelphia Office, se South
wh'-strect ivT ind&w'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-06
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
Mk 49, M -

LOUISIANA AND NEW YORK LINE OF PACKETS.
. - ITO sail every other Menday.)
Ship SHAKSPEAISE, Capt. Cornell,
HUNTsVlLLE, Capt. J. Eldridgr,
SARATOGA Capt. w. Hathaway,
YAZOO Capt King sbury
MISSISSIPPI, Capt. HilIiard,
LOUISVILLE. Capt. Hunt
The above ships all Of the FIRST class, coppered and cop
per fastened, of light draft Of water and built this city
expressly for the trade with elegant accommodations for
engers and commanded by able and experienced
The price Of passage from New York to New Orleans fixed
Al 500 and from New Orleans to New York at $50 without
hluors They will at all times be lowed and down the Mis-
spp by steamboats, and the strcest puneuaty observed
their time OF sailing Neither the captains OF
these ships vii be responsible for ewery buhon precious
stones silver plated for letters pack
lsdg taken fer the ame and TIE value therein
All goods sent the subscriber will be forwardedee of
h. X. COLLINS & co. IS South ct.
Agents in New Orleans, FOSDECK s RASINE.
No goods received after Saturday evening" previous the
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-06

o. individuals and families, merchants and ira
ders, who want the herald served at their houses,
or places of business, regularly, and before seven
O'Clock in the morning. can be supplied by leaving
their names and NUMBERS at the neraia once, =.
Ann street. We have one of the best corps of car
riers in New York-decent, competent faithful and
attentive men. This will be a better arrang ,meRt
than depending for supply on the chance sales in
the streets OF late great numbers Of ctizens have
ordered the Herald to be regularly served at their
houses, instead Of buying it in the street.