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The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-01-21

resolutions referring various portions OF the
message to appropriate committees. VI
these the only one worthy Of particular no
tice was one IN regard to banks. ! could
no. procure an extra copy, but the following
is the substance, viz:
That 40 much Of the Governors message
a. relates to banks and banking, be referred
to the committee on banks and the carren-
CIV with instructions to report q bill contain
ing substantially the following provisions,
to wit:-That the charters of all banks which
do not redeem their liabilities in specie on
the first day of April next, shall become null
and void and their power of recovering their
debts by law taken away.
That each board of directors shall be
compelled under heavy penalties to report
the fact of their refusal to pay specie, to the
Governor, who shall thereupon, appoint three
commissioners in the county in which such
bank shall be situated, who shall proceed to
wind up it's affairs, and that said commiss-
ionArs shall collect the debts Of the banks in
four annual instalmcnis.
On these resolutions the Speaker proceed
ed to pour a continuous streams OF loco-fo-
coism for about an hour. which was as fine
specimen of the speeches of ora,ory called
rieharole as have listened TO in some Time
Speaker Speight, notwithstanding he has
been in Congress, and is now the presiding
officer of the House, is not a very great man,
though it is probable that may differ with
him on this point. Ii SO, it is at least an
honest difference. He is however, worthy
Of being heard once at any rate, for if there
is little to admire. there is certainly much to
be amused at. He has solemn oracuiar
manner Of delivering trnisms and an easy
self-complacency in the utterance OF the
stereotyped doctrines of his party which he
passes off as original, that is very edfying.
There is also an authoritative way OF talk
ing about federal matters and condescend.
ing suavlty of manner which is rather calcu-
lated to ieave the auditor under the impress
sion that he would manage TO survive 1t IT
the people of the State should impose on
him the burden Of going to Washington some
two years hence.
He was replied to by Mr.. Dobyns, OF
Jefferson, in an able and pointed speech. IN
which he exposed the Speakers falacies
very successfully. Considering that his
speech was evidently prepared, and that
Mr.. Dobyns' reply was entirely unpremed-
itated, we never witnessed a more COM
plete triumph.
A portion Of the resolutions we're passed,
but those in regard to the bank we're lett
undecided, when the committee arose and
obtained leave to set again tomorrow, at
which time it is presumed the debate will
be continued.
8 O'clock-A communication from the
cashier Of the Union Bank containing list
of the stockholders was read and referred
to the committee ON the Union Bank.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-01-21

JThe New Era, the Loco Foco organ
in New York city, says that Hoyt, the sue
cessor of Swartwout, has ssfoIlowed in the
footsteps of his ilIustrious predecessor" to
the amount of 500, 900 or $4,000. When
he steals million and half, he will re-
sign his commission, and go to France.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-01-21
Notice.

THE heads Of families are notified that
the Trustees Of School Section in Town
ship 10 and Range one West, will meetst
the Office of the Rodney Telegraph, on
Tnd61ay, the 2lst of January, inst :, to re-
ceivssand pay claims for the education Of
their childre br the past year.
THOS. w. BECK, Iheasurer.
Rodney, Jan /, 1910. IS
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-01-21
MG2esSOss House.

- THE undersigned beg leave to
flt inform their friends and the
tSi Public generally, that they have
leased the above named, and we'll
known House in the town of Rodney, for
the ensuing year. They intend to spnro
no pains or expense, in fitting out the house
so as to make their guests comfortable -
They hope, by their industry and close
application to business, to receive the pat
ronage ola liberal public.
B. G. KEY.
l. 8. HOPES.
Rndney, Dec. IL, 1889. 64-tf
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-01-21

The Legislature of Illinois has refused to
sanction the suspension of specie payment
by the State Bank-in consequence Of which
the Bank and branches had suspended all
business, except the collection Of its debts
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-01-21

GIVE have placed our accounts in the
hands of Mr.. John A. Galbraith, who is
authorized to receive and receipt for mo-
neys due US.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-01-21

EFMurders have become so common
since the Loco Focos gained the asendcen-
cy in New York city, that it is said to be
usual when two acquaintances meet in the
morning, to make the inquiry, "who was
killed last night2o
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-01-21
WING TICKET.
FOR PRESIDENT,
William II. Harrison, of Ohio
FOR vICE-PREsIDENT,
John Tyler, of Virginia.
r o D N E Y:
TUESDAY,, JA1gUAAx A, 1880.

6rThe latest intelligence from Washing
ton city and our State Capital, will be
found in our columns to day. The "Gov-
ernor's Message" on the opposite page, is a
most amusing document.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-01-21
A List Of Letters

ID EMAINING in the Post Office At Rod
- ney on tho LIST day Of January, 1910;
and If not taken out before the Let day Of
April next, will be sent to the General Post
Office as dead letters.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-01-21

acts 50 richly merit. That Harrison is the
favorite Of a large majority Of the States, no
one will doubt who reads the spontaneous
expressions Of Joy with which the nominal
ton has been hailed in every portion Oft
Union.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-01-21

0TMost disgraceful riots, frequently At
tended with loss Of life, are said to occur ia
New York almost every night.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-01-21
JACKSON, Tuesday, Jan. IA.

In the House, Mr.. Graves, of Amite in
troduced a resolution to authorize the COM
mistee on elections to send for persons and
papers, to enable them to ascertain wheth-
er l.. A. Besancon is consiitutionaliy enti-
tied to a seat in this House. The reason
Of this resolution is understood 10 be, that,
there are strong doubts whether MIR. Be-
sancon has been resident Of Tunica coun-
ty long enough to entitie him to his seat,
and one would have supposed that men
sworn TO support the constitution of the
State, could not possibly have found any
objection to ascertaining this fact. There
are however, .more things in locofOc0ism
than are dreamed of in your philosophy or
any other philosophy, and the resolution
consequently was voted down, ayes AZ,
nays A.
Mr.. Graves then offered a resolution, as
sertng in substance, that the resolution pas
sed few days since, giving general power
to send for persons and papers to that COM
mi,tee, was sufficient authority in this
case.
The resolution referred to was read, and
the majority was reluctantly compelled to
acquiesce-not however without a struggle,
for the vote stood, ayes 40 nays 36-amost
every one Of the latter being locofocos.-
This transaction speaks for ITSELF No COM
msnts are necessary, to show the character
ola party which refuses to enquire into the
qualifications of member, simply because
he belongs to their own party. | have
heard that the majority of the committee on
elections will refuse to send for suitable
persons or papers. Let them.
When this matter was despatched..a spe-
cial message was received from the Gov,
in relation to the Agricultural Bank and
the District Attorney. Any description Of
this document would be impossible, "nought
but itself can be it's PARALLEL" and must
consequently refer you to the message it
self, which shall send you as soon as it is
printed. may however, mention, that it
recommends memorial to the President of
the United States requesting him to remoue
Mr.. Gaines forthwith from the office Of
Districs Attorney.
The message has gwen rise to much con-
versation, not only on account Of this recon
mendation, but on account Of IFS general
tone, which is undignified in the extreme.
What will be the Ultimate result no one can
now foretoll. Il was made the special or
dor Of the day for committee Of the whole,
on Tuesday next, and 100 copies ordered to
be printed.
IN The Ssnate, nothing of importance vas
transa cited, that Is 10 soy, nothing deen;te
was done. Sevesal bille were Introduced
and read the lirst time, and several were
read the second time or went through com.
mitsee. but nous wers passed Mr.. Wall
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-01-21
Election Notice.

I'm Saturday tie 22nd day Of February
~ next, m Election will be holden u
the Union Meeting House, for the purpors
Of electing five Trustees for School section
in Township No. 10 Range East Of the
basis Meridian, West cf Pearl River.
By order Of the Board Of County Polic..
/. r. WADE
Pres't. Of said Board.
January Is, 1910. 90.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-01-21
Grand Resi- Estate Lottery.

Grand Real Estate Lottery.
lALDWELL, OAKEY e. PRITCH-
ARDS 2nd Glass Grand Real Estate and
Stock Lottery, Of "a, OO0, 600 viii be drawn
in New Orleans, On the 18th Of February
next.
The principal prizes are
The verandah, valued at $500 900
St. Charles Theatre 100000
St. Charles Hotel, 10000
@The drawing is upon the old plan Of
Blanks and Prizes, and offers strong in
ducements to those who are anxious to make
. fortune without much labor or trouble. to
invost small amount Of their. surplus
change in the purchase Of Tickets, ct the
Office Of JNO. A. WATKINS.
Rodney Jan. 20. 1870. 50
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-01-21

Voc q Davenport
WoODFoRD WOOD, p. M.
January, Fl, 1910. Sc.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-23
sales at the stock Exchange.
Foreign Markets.

HvAss, OctT.-Our Sugar market has been very brisk
during the early part Of last MONTH owing partly to the
encouraging advioes from Europe noticed already in
previous report and aided in great by the
pressing wants of the United States which have taken
IL 20i boxes The total exports of last month
50 Isl boxes, against only 2os boxes in Sept 1882
The prices adv anced 20 5aslr for brown (l6s al
per cwt, free board at Ia per cent prem 6.a7 for
yelows (20s SD COS 5d) and 9sllrs (2ss lid SOS 7d
for Whites assorted sugars 6s 10 rs Hrs Holders con-
tnue firm at these but since the last days the
rnand has entirely subsidized and may look some de-.
cline unless the adyicus from abroad should give new
impulse to the article.
The stock OF coffee is magnificent that transac.
ms OF take place We continue to quote Saaot
for third and second qualities ais % s Sd per cwt
board nj II per cent prem.
Very little business has been lone in Moassss, the
ports amounting only to 1864 hhds from here, and
from Matanzas There IL much enquiry for at 2Irs
Nic gallon board at this however IL is not
easy 10 procure any other but tart
FrsshsThe expectation that our Sugars could be
tered for home consumption in Great Britain gave
eager demand for English and Spanish vessels and
taken for London direct at "a S. OF late
however nothing has been DONE and vessels Europe
could he had on Easy terms.
Erekange London has advanced 10 per cent pr and
ldl per cent is asked; as usual however when il
ranges high tn hardly any takers and large
could be disposed Of at the above rates Paris
per cent premium New York N ], per cent premium.
Boston per cent premium New Orleans alas Ter cent
discount. Mexican dollars per cent premium. Patriot
soubloons per cent premium.
Flour Philadelphia and Baltimore Siia5 per bSl; New
Orleans 7ai7 hams eastern Sl3aia per oil New Orleans
i3ait; mackere No az per Dbl; lard eastern 32 per
a.; New Orleazs lSa2o rice So per d. lumber, Portland
" r. SO per 1000 fee other pors per 1000
?. r. 25s30 per l00o sugar 7as rails.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-23
6l2 5sl @i,772

The Bank appears has curtailed its circulation and
realized its exchange turned them into loans which
have apparently increased $4,000 The specie in the
vuults Of the bank has decreased but its Northern funds
have increased, making increase of its specie funds
The amount of notes in suit under protest. and
nearly doubled The return on the whole exhibits
improvement and there but little doubt that the banks
Of Georgia will be enabled to resume with the others On
every hand the professions of ability to pay readily
made. After these demonstrations any failure comply
with the law by the Philadelphia banks will scarcely be
tolerated received for the others Those
institutions have is said to turn their present
ables against the United States Bank into
lthey have been duped in the matter and left their
own resources the public cannot be held responsible.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-23
&C Of the Herald.
HAvAsA, Oct, Sd, 1910.

DEAR SIR -, -,
Your favor Of the 2lst ultmo came duly to hand.
learn from that and some papers received at the
same time that your elections seem to be all for Har-
rison should not think, from present appearances,
there is much doubt but that he will be elected. -,
bushes, is now beginning to improve, but it will
mt n. verv brisk until the new crop OF sugar and
coffee begins to come into market We are looking
forward Tor gay season the comisg winter. We
this and New Orleans and perhaps oae between this
and New York In the way Of amusements we shall
have the Italian opera at tho Teatro Principal Fanny
Elssler at the Teatro Tacon, and, in addition to
these. we are to have splendid amphitheatre, and
the Giraffe The Teatro Diorama Immediately IN
rear sf the Tacon) has been leased BY gentleman
of this city Tin connecti with others in the Unit
States), and is now being beautifully htted up Tor
the reception OF their equestrian mpany, which is
expected to arrive in the early part Of November
Yours, truly,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-23
yO NC NJ + N.

rry- The Young Men of the city and county OF New
York and the adjacent towns opposed to the present Cen
erai disastrous cobbngs oil the cur
rency-s war upon Credit-its Standing .4rwy, and its
P,s-r.irs Treasursrs and in favor Of
WIN. HENRY HARRISON,
For President, and
JOHN TYLER,
For Vice President. requested to meet in
LASS.
the junction Of West Broadway and Hldson street Fri
day Evening, Oct 1S, at ! o'clock.
The foil wing gentlemen will address the meeting;
Hon sa nuel L. southsrd Of New Jersey.
NJ. Prosbury, OF Massachusetts.
Mr. Duncan, of Louisiana.
c, d. starsyeather, Horace Greeley, Esq.
John o. Sargent, Esq. u. A. Buckingham, ESD
J. Prescott Hail. Esq. Ephraim l.. SNOW, ESD
Morris franklin, Esq. Geo. w Bruen, ESQ
Hon. Aaron Clark.
The Unsonss Oi Cab Perry and Decatur Club, North
Benders Miami Volunteers, and all other Tippccanoc
Clubs and Harrison Associations are respectfully invited
- attend. n33 IL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-23
ArsAv.Aas ~ ths ErinssDaA AeseAs.
Thrrndav. Oct "a.

4.
AsroA HousE-S bourdman, = sror, - HAInu"
CRATES, Miss Wesson barrsi " Sonin' asuy, anu
daughter, Boston; ONwmer u, " omnn' MS.
Pratt lno, MT ward pant n ? sanvori . ns Nc
York; Mule Nue,s Monier; Ianani a - o. ecu,
fao; WGsy VS. Pope Louisviis, Lieu. 1Unss " loves
Liverpool; Lieut. Cutuhg, Nssy - onapn' uaI
Welsh and lady rhiii Mr. Evans, p i'fA
"a; trucker, n Csri o'innen, i'0'.
AMIRicAs HorEL-E Warlng, lllns Mr stephens
Phil; WHayt; MDavid DR. Wheaton and lady, Point
Col Thayer, Capt Anderson, w Chapman Iady and SER
want, Capt Taylor, Armyi Taeheran, Quebec;
Judge Bronson Mrs Bronson Florida Cooke, Phil Tre
Delaware; Breton, IL Mayer York; Noyes, lady
child and nurse, Troy 4 Stewart Mobiles Mrs Hutch
inson, Graham and lady Miss Jones' Boston, Heilyn,
Northampton Mr. Beebee New Jer; Woodhal Major Van
Buren, and family, Washington.
Es,,x n, Housr-Miss Jones; Reeve Salem: M
pavden Newark; j Smith, jr Conn A Lee Delaware;
Arnold and son, Bait; Grant, Hampden; Miss Mcmahon
Peck, Burlington; IL Banker, Rochester; Thaycr
hca; ACoofer'J,, ns"'hohe = wing, Mohroe ner
RAM Lewis; Z; nompsoni Zee, naIunspurg MOT
ten, rohroe' ~ nyne uiu as1y Alpa1Li l. ~ nus
Syracuse' T. tns IoAeulse; II goo, W feeu puna
~ icy, w Droon, w sierowhC Denham, mobile
Camppeii, enessc fteeo, reirce !, e,omes
Boston, Z CooK' n hartordi Lieat refers, shS
CLOSE HorEL.-A Hunt &C Mccall, Phil Capt keane
M srae son. DR. w Jones' Mr. Mills, t.ngians; Up
peaheim, NJ Oppenhem, Porterco; Jackson, Boston
H.wARp's HorrL.-G w Allen Kingdom, Batavia;
Cole iii; ] ] Craney M Stoney, n Car; Wright, l.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-23

Excess Of export, Ssiasi4
This wouidlea s6oss46 in the vaults of the Banks
but the receipts have been nearly much the
expos-ths just the close OF the Cotton year. and pre-
vous to the receipt new, being period of the year
would be shipped This has been the result not of any
forced demand but of regular rise in exchange As the
supply Of bills decreased witt the close Of season.
the LIST Of September the rate f59s above par The
American dollar equal IS si but seignorage
cent is charged in silly coinage the French MINT
American dollars when sold bullion, are worth bat
f526f Mexican dollars contain about $40 of one per
silver than American dollars. On the s5h of Sep.
TENDER, bills Paris E57 and gradually
C5l5 which the presen. rate, and per par
The rate on London about par but bills Paris
premium in Loudon specie the best remittance to
IIavre from this side The bills drawn against the
crop will be in the market remedy this state of
affairs
The banks of the South failed last year. under pretenee
that the planters could forw those crops to market
without the assistance of redeemabe paper According
y they race in issuing their bills which rapidly
precated from 10 20 per The Georgia banks par
tcularly availed themselves this of things
long time their bills than those the other
they employed their funds in this market in bnyn up
their paper, in competition with the brokers here.
The expansion of the Georgia banks was very large
gng per cent in consequence Since the returns of the
banks in April last they have greatly curailed their
movements. The following is comparative table of the
affairs Of the Ocmulgce bank.
STATEMENT OF THE OcmrLcER BANK or THE STATE OF
SiEo.GiA, on THE 6TH INST, AS COMPARED
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-23
Died

On TUESDAY goth instant E.a6s,i wife Of Or. John IT.
Douglass aged 65 years and months
The friends and relations respectfully invited 20 at
tend the funeral from 70 Murray street Friday s9d at
lo'clock precisely
On Thursday the 2li inst 77o-ss Biakiey, infant
ofwood Gibson, aged year and months.
Funeral this afternoon at o'clock Ifom No - Barclay
street
On Thursday, o2d last, Msresrsi Watson, wife Of James
L. Brown. in the 9th year Of her eye.
On wednesday, 2sa inst, Roserr Giles, Esq aged 81
years.
On wednesday, 9ld inst, sare, lie Of Robert NcDcr.
mott. in the 59d year Of her age.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-23

On Wednesday, 2ist inst by the Rev. Dr. Potts Jan,s
Milton Benedict 10 sary fsgi1 Weed daughter Of Harvey
Weed. Esq. this city.
On Wednesday, 9ist inst, by the Rev. DR. Wainwright,
Thomas h Daniel to Csrci-s augusta TSi, both Of this
city.
At Washington city, the 10th inst BY the Rev. O b.
Brown William Bufsi, Of that city, Frdnees HS;rs ell
dcst daughter Of Captain Abraham Cooke of Annandae,
Fairfax county Va formerly Of wesehester county New
York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-23

nv HrLL's The ArRE.-Ample justice was done
last night to the great variety of entertainments,
provided for the occasion Every thing was con-
Quoted with the usual skill and tact OF the menager
but long neglected comedy Of Love Laughs at
L,cksmiths'' Mr.. Hill will appear as Major Vince
Ter in " New Notions" perhaps one OF his most ha
morous and perfect delineations; and with several
other varieties, my Husbands Ghost" will be
presented. Mr. Hill merits the testimony OF every
well wisher Of morality and pure dramatic taste
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-23
BoAaD OF ALDrmM.s, Oct, %, 1910.

The following resolution was Adopted
Resolved That consequence Of the death CT the ven
enable John Labagh. Assistant Alderman Of the First
Ward the meeting for the discussion of the application
for the distribution Of the School Fund he postponed and
tia, the Clerk give notice Of the in public papers
B. Alderms a Jarvis
oaSl n SAMUEL J.WILLIS Clerk.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-23

EAGLE COURSE, TRENTON, y. 1.-THE Fall Meet.
- ing will commence Tuesday, Oct a. 1870, and continue
three days.
First Dsysweepskes for three years old sub 500 EACH
forfeit Sio two mile heats closed 18th Sept with i've sub
scrbeu.
Same dsy-sweeIsiakes for three years old subscription
500 zach, n to which the adds s10 mile heats
closed 18th September, with mine subscribers.
Second dsy-Purse $40; two mile hests.
Same day-rurse 500: mile hests.
Third asy-Purse $500; three mile heats.
Same day-Purse si0o; mile heats.
,ould there he spect OF competition Tor -Four
Mie Races esrl four mule will be offered Of which
due notice will be given.
one fourth Of each Of the above purses to the second
best horse. q. BAILEY, Secretary.
Trenton. N 10 n.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-23

FCEysUs or WILMIseroN.-Wilningt on has 3,SH
males, and i,520 females; in all 1897. In $3.50 the
population was only 1858
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-23
Latest Adv1ces


H.vArs-Paehsf shin TTeiIespcrfJ Gilbert and lady
Zsp,in Misses Knight, DUNCAN Mcpausa Or Arsos, q
Garbade John Sparrow, Orlando Rsy nolds WIN Gardner
Theo sisIL sATgrser ssd lady, Alsu Everett Masters
Dodd, ID Turabull. Mr. Kite hing.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-23
OF AMERICAN VICTORIES,

A CLEAR VOICE
rs THE BEAUTY OF SPEECH.
Long time indeed map Kind have tiled,
With mrltipes intentions,
To ard their brethren far and wide
By hunting nvs ntions
Bot meme m useful has been found,
To eure'a cough so handy,
AID give the voice delightful sound,
- PEAsE'S Horehouni Candy.
have use Pease Sons Clariked Essence OF oreioupd
Candy tor hoaenes and producfd sc relief
ELDER KNAPP.
No public speaker should be without Pesses indicated
Candy. have used Il and found relief
Counsellor SMITH, 40 Liberty street.
Doctor ROGERS that family shoaid be without
Medicaed Candy.
liberal discount allowed to ag,a All letters post Pad
will be diligently ,tended to- All city letters be handed
in Observation-Disclosures not APPOINTED agents and
meme Ia genuine unls each package signed fEAsf
SON Is n'v,-ior street I'm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-23
Only 50 CTS, HOW CHEAP.

DIR. LEVETT, DENTIST,
e6O BROADWAY-(E atrancc in Warrcn.strect.)
WILL Eel puch pleasure ~ shoy9g scy b; gsn ofass,
SURE differs from that usually adopted, with the important
results from lis application az Dr L. has noihns apouts
fFror the sunday Morning Atlas. Of pril2s, 1870
Btanee with the practice and
perence OF Mr. Leve Dentist most cordially recon
his atmospheric principle practisea by him
self the greatest and The perfection Of den
tistry.
eattendsnos only from 10 o'clock in the morning os
a,eIoek All o lmiss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-23

GnDp Pr GFgo .5s ,r..J PI ~
- - - Of a certain delicate disorder Be
sides performing perfect in days these Pals msy BE-
wlie waIrr sitting with friends withoue
The possibility on giving offence, being dseesd rsguir
airy change In business or Diet ree VI boz Tor
nj stores.
10 Fulton street. corner Of Cold 81.
lco Fulton street, corner Of W Inam ct
e7s Broadway COZ Of Chamber Of 1ext The P~A-
81 anal street.
90 Dowcry corner OF WaikerH
Greenwich St, rear Barclay.
les delaney, corner OF SUFFOLK street
- Chatham street 10 im~