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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-22
POETRY.
..xrcY y,r sSMn>. rSsrSc."
lE,on t.e .Ncac York KRiescrjoc.tr, q oe'oos'I
LOVE OF NATURE.

/E,o,a tte .Nrr YORK HaicEcr5oeter, q oetoosrl
LOVE OF NATURE.
.rh,c. bnpny he who loves the clustered gloom
OF some forest, where low s'Oop,ns ''"s
Make net.Mor of the holy suia.iier shy:
For him the soft wind sinseIi tncrriN,
Among the reeds, and scarlet rive .ho''
or dances in the green tops OF the W'NH, ;o.
And weaves its hard-lke spell ahi"ls tn LII
r., h,ng in para,ds o'er the mountain s wall
For him the moon looks through TIC di,'" e 'o"s"'
when she doth leave her chamber ~ . ;1iI .,'S.,
To wander through heaven starry W
And scatter spells upon Inc forest i",',
And nrouonforv gray, and OCEAN coast.
SKY u,onp,a,l -ea. dim wood, ana ici: e.n
Thr Green leaves dancing IN the pleasant "iuu'
m. summer birds 10 one another 'a4!'ls,
,rhc lakes blue bosom, with MS load OF stars, ,,.ox,
Nv % t"rrd fppcs, aud nigh, blooming i!"wcrSj
These have for him a holy oi"Hu,hce,
And de, u within his heart thcir beauty i'cs'
An incarnation pure ana glorious
n. dweiS amid proud society;
For the far mountains, with their scented wlhas'
And roarin: torrents, that from rock 10 fo'M
Go bounding III their fury aud ulclrJN,
These are his comrades and ms noble KIN
And if he marks their beauty. when the SUI
Wcayes for the brow of morn lis chriutita piMo
OF yulc, aud gold not slow : he -,
m muse upon their grandeur, when the mis-
E,rchn 10 The ihuudsr'S rafting .nh.,
and the quick lIgl!tniu.'s crooked lans I, fcu
~, m. darn mountain forest Wlirm the woods
Az, Redeemed Wit, q thousand hectic dyes,
And liz. WINGED Hrwcr->rtds ~Nc"r a!uh" 'he ''''
Ana from the forests trnt - born. u" more
Tie sxc.tn,-s ot the @ t'c INNER towers.
When. hy onc, the singing bIia> a',"'l
From mn ana rlvrr and The sadtcncd >sf'"in'
Gossip but iar.iy IN The yellow glen
The little cricket tc;iti: The criIiSohea i'di'
Chirrups for him " iitc boii'iN ,,,.,
And din:> golden shower upon 'ie i'o"'
Is INTO nan gentle minister.
,y,., raves the wtntry blast without his dwelling
And all The fointS are %ilr"i' and lh' flowers
Ar, bright 10 longer the mountain SIDE.
q n,a unmi,Idfll j. h. ii the song
oI the Wild Snoly->,iiai IN tr chimney top,
q. the loud rrcaSIuc ui tte mighty Trees,
That shake their bare homes III the hurricane,
Aud Hing defiance 10 ii. l.r'9trnins gale
Nor passes h" II inm"'iH trt".$t 10y
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ACAED-sjr0 REWARD.

The undersigned offers the above ward Of 500 :" ah' 2
the u. : who build Mil upon any other la
plan that viii ont grind theirs point "t speed aud pu1
advantages, on both sides, all respects hcIE@ equal an.
al t. be made IN either of the states OF Virginia Maryland.
-ylvania, New Jersey New Work. aud We VIII be- oHl
dro roiG, Al any time during the current year. ~ - "
All Editors, friendly 10 good Mills and internal mr"'
will pleas, 1--WE the above insertion ana charge the -
the vaUquI>Ird. EnWD. K Ti1~. III ihth
~ Please address T.. & T. Ruckcr, BTuuhnral, Cum'
Va, same, MurfrrcshnIuugh, Tennessee.
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Nimpden .SiAneR C0L1gc.

:
yx,uc Winter Session, Of this INSTITUTION vii
Isl day November nrNt, aud terminate on tue th Nr
day IT ip following.
raj DEPARTMENTS of instruction, are a. follows:
Nium Maxwell, President Professor q" Mora! ih"rs'.'.
&c.
BruaminS Ewcl!, Professor of Mathematics.
nnIel r Gardiner Professor OF Natural Philosophy AMI q
misty. - ;, .-.,. -, ,.,.a..
Samuel ". Watkins. Teacher 81 Modern language
Tl Classical Il Instruction o,CHi-- i"at !'aF>' "
Of which there twu sessions.
Thu studies OF the Freshman and Sophomore years a'' t
Grcc language, with III" Classical iie' re conn
Ell with them, Artiiat!c, Algebra, and Cron'y N al =
branches. 60.
Those uf he Junior the higher Classics ana Wat
ar,rS Natural Philosophy and Chemistry, TriiuG notices
yarni- subjects connected wtl it, Astronomy, Geology
iui hos. Of the Senior year Mental Philosophy a.
Philosophy. including the Evidences al Christianity. 'H
rnirv Political Economy the Law U Nations, Logic E
and Belle lCltrc> ,.-,.,
Ride. tl Classical course irrc also an English ,#F
nrruryiug ilrr nm! embracing All the same s"",
Tie ,,crpticr - the Ancient Languages.
Sul-it, who do wish 10 engage ~ r'"'f &" u' F'
courses, il over year, q" age, aud dGS a""n"" b! i@
prn and guardians, pursue III" studies at IVY" q" D
classes. Of them, II the same ii.' W." ,S ana 7
C orderly The faciiS may ~ "N s"'1''t
,hr general law and regulations 81 the tniG" ~ Quot
nm, Iri,lur II The Guirgc j. Intended q" -. l''". @
tic same t,ui" sihcicn -ri; ~ gentle ana ~ h' '' pcs
bic hut always vi.iau AMI elective. r,... .,
MONTH, reports IL The general departments "'-' anu
irrpry al IN. students, notice. IL particular "gb#l
l rcgla forwarded 10 their parents ana -uaa'' 81, u" @
u ever. m-lIii. -., rr,..,s.,, ..., 90.
me c,un>r. u III" session arr-RnaFd 500 ration ~ "
Rent 81. DEPOSIT 81 Servants lar" - -: . -, >.
~ - MOSES u. iiOGE, CTL .fha FAc.".
~ students who have Finished Iri literary 'm,fsN AZ
C,lrmr. #n rl>tyErrr.J pursue the ttu'! 81 '""'
under President, aud other stnd''H u'i.t o.. - '''
sor r., Tor another COLLEGIATE year. % l@-vi.
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TEACHER WANTED Trustees Of Washington Aea
n denny engage gentleman Ia take charge "i Tue sco
rs principal year. The Subscriber WIZ ah,"'
promptly all enquiries relating the Academy! Letters ",
paid be- addressed {" HIM, "Oak Grove Ncsh''"' W
giria.'' BY order OF the Board. ~ .,.,, i,
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BargqinS in Fail and Hjatcr DRY GOODS.



1910.
ID H. JENKINS invites the attention "t merchants 'at,'
AMI .i,w here amounting 10 nearly Aynt thousand G"a
al sold Tor cal, approved paper a 70" a'
ing contains u li-t few Of he cadn. heap goods
DOMESTIC GOODS.
Eleaced aud unEcac Shrug- a. 10, and ~ cents
per yard
Unblcaclmd 10. a T.! cents aud ls.-lt do. do.
Nrry cheap negro Clothing, Tor males and females
Bod Ticking. from y. Z. l.. and inner
Yard wide apron Chicks. at H. II! cents aud liner
Curtain 'lIsor,, handsome" AT H. Il! rgmis ANA inner
N,w >tyi. p!nI CaIcua, and iIclI do, all Kind" :,
2rro yards Caroc>, iron" >, TO- II ana l- GEMS o " -
aud
c"" o1"no Goi, Z e AIb 1 @AlS 81 Ia
Avery assortment l black, ngc and c"@Tea S'"''
A'' DRi$S GOODS, yor iai'c. and ctiiren.
Elegant Mous,tn DE- ianc, and Chal!e!s
Rch plain, I.,,f"I and striped stks
piat raw ,.ik> rich figured ,aI'ns
Plaid calicoc>, French do, Scotch glnglaIa'
French mcriuocs, coIorcI do all qualities, &c
CuE>ErS.
''"'"' SIiAWlS N%D nEi.SS nnKrS.
hyry extensive ,o:tm"ot u "r"c'a 'brt wool m'rn"' 's
AMI y,yei stNw.s, namtIa., ndSs;, ana ,,'!'''
Ten boxcs Of PLAID and lnrrns hani<, new
and fall and winter fashion
Also, cap, neck, satin and n.t.inS L0ai'd'
Twenty case. nun. ana plan Straw ana Ieenoro ronncs
STOCKS, CLOVIS AND HOSIERY.
f"I' supply Of S si'iI 1'' Sxp pr ,wrrS.
Virginia cotton, SIX and lambs w"" shuts and drawers
LINEN GOODS.
Ir,,I, Linens At s - r c,s., "a, ,, y. a. and l. Cd
~; Ta io' p 'I yira =. a. and inner
Napsn>. all qualities linen table cloths
Brow n linen tall, cloths. long lawns
Birds eye aud Russia Diapers
UMBRELLAS.
J. 900 six and lmhfrlas. made I" order.
SILK NEl.NEiS
Black SIX vcl,er,, o,n 10. I'd TO u" h"sI.
LINEN llDklS
900 cambria lidkt. at prices from j. I'd = 81 - !" ''
made. ..r.,, 80. .,,.,,.
aud thread llr"S Eh=hgs ana In>t'h@.'
Inns and very cheap black lace Wells and l'S "I Caps ana
! wells.
White Flannel. i I'd, I'd, 81 also Rodgers ana Welsh
Flannci>.
yellow FiaGnrI,. all qualities.
BLANKETS. Tor nrgrrc> II = nj, Is ~, u, ana hst
Ku,r and Whitney Bed IIinkttS, all slIr-
In Offering the Ave fr sale. the subscriber would Ih
ylt the those Wishing in buy io Nh, ~
sr,n Inducements viii offered. The stock all new AMI fresh
AID fIr pr,ccs must please l.. II. JENKINS.
sept l. ''1--"H
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IargsaGsn: CiG,s,I.tw, so; Engineering so; each
LA, lass and .tC tx Class. 500.
The price Board. estimated . = that pad L. the
steward who consideration certain privileges, binds
himself Faculty all the students who may apply for
hoard, at price stated The students boarding with HIM
lodge in the College binding.
The price board including washing, lights aud fuel at other
Boarding Houses exceed $50 THIS > been rs
general understanding with the COLLEGE authorizes
The former steward having resigned the Faculty have appoint
place wr is confidently believed, VIII give cH"
satisfaction.
ANY student proposing join the regular Junior Mathematical
Class he prepared IL commence with simple Equations ana
the Third Book OF Davies lcgcudre.
Those who have had arAou IN Mathematics, may obtain
preparatory class, in which taught merely the elements
Of Algebra including Simple Equations and the i two books t."
Davies Lcgrndrr.
mcn higher studies necessary L. the attainment OF the degree
81 i. VI.
student proposing attend this department, with view 1"
graduation taken either the degree OF ~ L. IN
thrS College equivalent degree other
College equal standing, and also be proficient in the
Latin language.
The courses occupy VIII be general cNpan
sion Of studies for the degree of \. b.
whose may be- advanced by receiving Medical in
slctIon Informed may b. obtained from F. Campbell
Stewart D. gentleman who studied Tor many the
Edinburgh Pans who deliver
of Medical Lectures during each College Session.
More particular information point may be Obtalncd by
letter of the Professors who will mme-
tiatey furnish College catalogues, which
information. - - - 800
sept. II 3'-wt2Oo
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| am, very respectfully,

t. NJ SAI NDEhS.
To Samuel r. Haywood, G.. Glenn, Baldwin Perry,
W. II. Joyncr J. Perry, II. c. Perry, T. l.. White
VIM G. Montgomery, Isaac Perry, \. +. Glenn,
Willis Thornton, and Henry Perry--FrankiIn coun
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-22

WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE.
r5,IiE Lectures institution viii commence On ~" @i"
Monday October. The Departments at -H,lIo anG th
Z, cu>rsu al The SESSION follows:
COURSE FOR THE DEGREE OF \. u.
JJ>ioH YEAR.
Bale Lr Logir Ettcs ami HsioryThomas H. Dew lf.>i-
dent and Professor.
Foticai Ian, a,d Ggrcrerca,-Brv"ry Tucker Professor
.Eailer,Giics-Rohert Saunders Professor.
ChCmstry-J"In MIllma"u Professor.
YEAR.
Political EcOuOq GOrcreni and .Ncr?hg Sic'Ihos H. Dc"
Professor.
.la,urai rhaosopiy-Julm alilInson, Professor.
.uiiGemQ.tes-RuLcr SaunlorS Professor.
INDEPENDENT CLASSES.
Lar-Ecvcr!y Tucker, Professor.
the books h,ctulr published used III this DC past
mrI,f, Is t. ln added ic!Hcr's Political Ethics.
Inniuccrlr s-JuIu l!iIImguu. Professor.
CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT.
LATIN and Ersft Ltcriiurc-Dahucy Brown, Professor.
Department Latin aud twn Greek Glasses
Latin Class, student must be prepared u
read ami Virgil, aud enter the lower Greek Class, he
III b. able 10 read Nrmopaui.
EIpca.cs II a RsgrU!gr Student
JvNfng YEAR.
r.r ., ,,,,cr =. so r,clr $50 90
Ir.lr f,.. ,,u'.r i',li;ral Mattel Class, 10 90
NafnculIf1,JI."- . w
I,.,al. II. '..,5i.- washing and lights, 100 90
S2cj 90
EssoE YEAR.
r...t..rf..... p. t,..-,.,4 St0 90
Sj,.. IS, g..
E..f.t. ..g..- ...t..., .gy $50 90
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N-OTICE-A!I persons having claims agAiu-t the -'8# 81 i
F.s deceased VIII please bring iiIcm forward mw,4an
ria, arraurrH NAV hr made i"r >rin. Them aGA $50 ~
iuIrlrd To- Estate will niaAr immediate payment q, tie ~
,,tnp If the Estate, ~ mol admit 81 i,E naUl-0
MARY fO&, ElrCn'r,1 y Ia. Fr, #.a'-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-24
TCorrespondenee of the Herald.1

WASHINGTON, feb. II, iSiu
Mr.. Ciay-Mr Wise-fr. Graues-Mr. Richard
Biddie-P Proceedings of the Houss-Mercantiie
Observation-Disclosures GrinneH and La,creace
Balls and Fetes-The Senate--TriUate Docket,
&c. &c.
Mr.. Clay left the city today, for Richmond, Va.
He yesterday heard Of the death Of Mrs. Henry
Clay, Jr., and had determined to postpone his visit
to Richpond but at the earnest solicitation Of his
friends, he went on. This domestic affection will
Of course, very materially mar the festivities anti
cipated by the Virgnans; and, probably, lead TO
Mr.. Clay's comparative scclusion.
Mr. Henry A. Wise accompanies Mr.. Clay. Mr..
Wise is in bad hcalth the disease Of his throat has
not yet been eradcated, and if he is not careful how
he INDUCES in too much speaking, il may cost him
years Of pain and anguish.
Mr.. Graves, OF Kentucky, | am told, il deter
mined to pursue Mr.. Kendall with reference to the
affair Of r w. Robinson late clerk in the post Of
fee, but now editor Of the Yeoman," paper pub
lished in Frankfort, KY. Mr.. Graves may get the
better side of the bargain; but suspect Mr.. Ken.
dali is too much OF a man Of method to be involved
in any difficulty about affair that is Immediately
connected with his reputation and the business
Of his office Mr.. Graves may possibly make out
the fact that Mr. Robinson obtained leave Of absence
TO visit Kentucky on business, and received one
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-24
Superior Court.
Before Judge Oakley.

FEB. 22-Rob't GHchrist, et ais, VS.. HENRY Fan
Soiingen-The plaintiffs in this case arc wholesale
merchants carrying on business i'm Front street and
the defendant was dealer in bread stulis who once
occupied some premises which he had leased from
the plaintiffs. The action was brought to recover
the balance Of an account which had been for some
time in dispute.
IL appeared that when the defendant was in bus-
sthe plaintiffs understanding that VanSolingen's
father rich man, gave their tenant credit for
considerable quantities of goods made him SEINE adj
vances in cash, and endorsed several Of his notes
until he was indebted to them in the of 81 pa
In November, 1897 the defendant failed, and the fol-
lowing year his father died. IL then appeared that
instead Of the latter dying rich de dcto he only
rich de Jure. for his property consisted Of lands in
Maine, and real estate the north eastern
and that il all depended the settlement of that
question, whether the defendant mig ht turn up a
trump card not.
The plaintiffs, however, did not want TO wait for
this contingency; and, therefore, pressed for set
Element, and sort Of compromise was made between
thcm-the plaintiff taking some bread stuiIs, note
another firm for S625 and S6l4 in cash, with the
understanding the part Of the defendant that the
balance 10 be deemed debt Of honor and not
recoverable by the expensive and occasionally, un
certain recourse to a suit at law.
Testimony, pro aid con, was adduced by the coun-
sell either side, and much ingenuity displayed in
the summing up; bit tho defendants counse failed TO
convince the court aud jury that debts of honor df-
ercd materially from balance Of count remaining
The Jury, after a short consultation, found for the
plaintiffs for the full amount claimed and the costs
For the plaintiffs, Anthem and Kane. For the de-
PENDANT, Philip Reynolds
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To the Public.

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the HERALD early every morning at their houses
be served by regular carriers, on their names
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bers deducting rs per cent for his trouble and the
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of time. By recent generous order OF Amos
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master.
NEW EVENING HERALD.-We are making pre-
parations for the issue of splendid evening paper,
to be called the EVENING HERALD, to contain all
the general foreign, local, and other news, of each
morning up to twelve o'clock. We can make bet
ter evening paper than any now published. Sub
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u. y. Circuit Court.

FEB. 22-Before Judge BErrs.--John ". Goss-
Ter Us. Ed,cin ". bergman, j. A. ". Ebbitts, and
John H. Costar.-This Court has been occupied for
the last four days. in the trial Of the above cause,
which action on three notes and two drafts,
paid by the defendants house TO the plaintiff.
The only question before the jury was, whether
John e.. Costar was general or special partner,
which hinged on the circumstance Of old Mr.. Costar
having handed in his check for $50 900, to the defcn
dants house, the amount Of his sons contribution
TO the capital Of the house ofBerryman n Co.
As we have several times reported precisely SINH
lar cases against the defendants, all Of which are
carried up to the highest tribunal in the country for
ultimate adjudication, we shall not again rccapitu-
late the testimony.
The jury fousd for the plaintiff, damages sls,95S
Q, and costs, which was the full amount claimed
For the defendants, +. IL. Cutting, Esq. and a. ~
Sherwood.
For the plaintiff, Dudley Selden and Wood.
This being the last case on the calendar, the court
adjourned SINE die
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-24
COLTS IBOOKKEEPTNG.

A PRACTICAL WORK UPON A PLAN ENTIRELY
NEWThe accounts which onp the basis of the science
cassed under Five Divisions with definite explanations
after Of grammar and arithmetic II contains
eabuiary of ane terms and phrases. Also, key
planning the nature and MANNER of Journazng each Of hc Day
Book entries practical would plain the
10 his pupil this smpie the science that any young
Of common English education acquire without
the teacher To which IL added Directions TO
the Learner Commercial Calculations and Practical Forms for
keeping books and variety Of commercial
houses Public Addresses The first delivered upon the sub
iec &c &c.his day published BY William Jackson, 100
Broadway and for sale at the principal bookstores the
limited States. n6-6ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-24
LATER FROM ENGLAND.

The ship Gulnare, Capt. Burnham, has arrived at
Baltimore. She left the Thames JAN 4th. All the
letters and papers were put on board the Samson !,
which left London Jan. lst Capt. b. reports that
neither the steam ship Great Western British
Queen would depart for this country until the spring,
in consequence of the damages sustained their
last trips from the United States The packet ships
from England for the United States, were coming
out nearly empty.
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THE PUBLIC WILL OBSERVE THAT
CLIREHUGH'S
Badness AND GRAY HAIR,

TRTCoPHERoUs, OR INDICATED COMPOUND,
The Of his long established and highly approved specific
against ,r,.,.ss ..,, ,,.vu,,
and FOR the removal Of Dandrif from the skin.
IRON its celebrity and many limitations have
foistcd the public under various DISCUSSES. One
deal Competition and many ladies and gentlemen have been
Disappointed in purchasing the for the other This caution
N deemed necessary Co prevent future mistakes.
The original aud genuine IL 10 be had only the Propreer
stars) and OF his appointed Agents b. Dodd, Druggist
DER Of Blocker and broadway and WIN. Minor, Druggist
Franklin House, Broadway.
Ready made Wigs and seslps in great variety a2eim.
lust Observation-Disclosures NEW REPoR-
TER containing full and accurate list OF all the Bank
g Institutions IN the United States, with the prices IN the city
Of Counterfeit and Altered Notes Prices Current Rates Of
Exchanre, Prices Of Gold and Silver, Nc.
The are g. per annum, in advance single copies ss
cents each Persons purchasing over IL copies will be allowed
SYLVESTER & co. 1856 Broadway respectfully acquaip,
them Drafts and Letters Of Credit able N any part
England Ireland and Scotland, in any sum required from
They will purchase Bills on Europe and any part Of H..
also give the highest price for Bank Of England Notes and
Foreign Gold aud Silver Persons RENTING draw at sgn
for the IT en 20 days cent per annum, VIII
be allowed Ucurrent money Of all Kind discounted at me
stock and Commission Business Of every nds attended 70
with punctuailty.
Persons rsdng in any part Of the United States the
Canaas will have their commands executed with punctuay
and dispatch aud strangers arriving in the city will find
greatly TO their advantage 10 call al SYLVESTER cos
Old established oce 5s Broadway, where much valuable
vrnation may be obtained free Of charge.
$50 Broadway below Maide- lane
No connection with any other Office in this city else
where fei2-im'
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Coroner's OMce.

The Coroner was called to the foot Of Rector-st.
to hold an inquest on the body of man, name un-
known, who fell from the side OF vessel, lying IN
the North River, on Saturday night, and was drown
ed. The Jury returned verdict Of accidental death
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-24

KNIFE sHARPENERs, warranted to sharpen knives in
n one hourThose who prefer sharp knife for carving,
ar invited call and examine Sanord Patent Knife Sharp
epers manufactured and sold wholesale aud rstail By -
-' SANFORD CARRTNGTON.
6a1 irn-s III Fulton street, New York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-24

666 FOR LIyERPOOL.-New Linc-Regular Pack
MA q Of 2h February The fast sailing packet ship
AIisICK Capt A. s. Palmer, tons, will sail
above For freight passage, having accommodations
eeuaed for plspd9r comfort sppy board Orleans
wharf foot Of Wall street, or TO
y. X COLLINS h co. SO South st.
The packet ship ROSC1US, Capt Collins, 100 will
succeed the tarrck, and sail the 1sh Earch No acra
ton will be made IN price fare by this line Number OF
passengers limited aH
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-24

ITO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN MERCHANTS
The Subscriber offers for sale at his General Furnishing
Warehouse, very large assortment of Astral, Mmtel, and
Hanging Lamps Table Cutlery German Silver and Plated
Wares Casters Tea Sets Spoons Forks Urns Candle
sticks Cake Baskets together with large assortment Of Tea
Trays Glassware and general assortment furnishing Hard
ware adapted 10 the Spring trade Merchants and others
yted call Stock before purchasing where
DANIEL r.. DELAVAN,
fei5n No. II Maiden lane, near Broad say.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-24

Netc Jersey Contested Eiection-Mr. j. ". Graces,
ofkentucky, and Mr.. limos KendaH-Ihe Census
BHl-Air. Clay and Mr.. Wise-Politics in Vir-
ginia-Mr. Sevier, of Arkansas-Mr. Yam Bu-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-24

SSxA FOR FREIGHT. OR CHARTER-The Danish
MN coppered brig ADELA. $40 tons now ready 10 re.
kaaA.-eeive cargo, lying at P,e, Nc.ii. Apply TO-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-24

DLATED WARE, Sc-The subscriber has Just received
very large assortment Of Plated Ware, &c. consisting of
every useful fancy article wanted either By hotels pri
waite families consisting of Table Casors OF all kinds and
qualities; Tea Trays Of all sizes and elegant Wine Trays
patterns and shapes Asparagus longs Toast Racks
Batter Tubs with and without sners glass plated
Cake Baskets of patterns; Tea and Coffee Urns; do do
Pots Mugs, and Cups Tea Sets Chamber Candle sticks Snuff
and Trays High Candlesck with without branches
Ladies' Fish Knives; Astral Lamps Liquesr Frames Egg
Boilers; Tea Cansters with many other useful articles
which will be sold at reduced prices, BY - -
DAN'L y. DELAVAN,
fc2o No n Maiden lane, near Broadway.