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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-25
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BroaD aeEon~ f Garre eH Psme na Orbit
Arrived.
Dutch gallio Jaeob Maria Cramc II days FIN seheidam,
,schr Trio Nickerson, days from Boston, mdn,
Herrck.
Yesterday il reported that schr and pilot boat
ashore at the Hook ~ b. Both have got of probably not da
The cabin the Star wrecked Caryrds reef
rating CAPTAIN MalIett from ali blame: p''' ~ '''"''
The The psse = sh X. @ from NYOr was at anchor
Srass Mes', for Hsy,s 18th Jam
nit A taxing out tho of her she carried
s could i be
Capt Hawkins master Of the Thaddeus who tried
terday the charge abaucng slave OF gentleman this
borough, was acquitted -,
0rpEssTJan e. Mid Willianson sehr Grampu'; IS,
ok Ass school ssg Surg
Wright, yard, Norolk Lieut. Bowie, West Indies
ysr &. 81 Sy
Notice to Mariners.
T sh o % Ts% srcS t c% sbss H. LGds
the first day of May next Sailing directions will be given
The new Light House at The s pass of the Mississippi is
1.hed and used used Instead &C The former h
a
west wings are Of lamps EACH all permanent.
spoken.
Leila, from NYork for Franklin, La Feb off Hole in the
Wall.
United States Ports.
BosroN, Feb22-cld Friend, Baker, NYork
HYANSs, Feb ls-Passed by, Pequot, Boston for NYork
RICHMOND Feb 2o-sd Rrnown, NYork; Sun, Corson, do
ALExArpRA, Feb 2o-arr AIexandra NYok 18TH sid Ari-
ell. do.
Ss w.os ss Ss.d fSssi Mys Sxo..
L S" s N 5ssssSa r"e Mobile
Nsw ORLgASs, Feb n.sld Cincinnati Howes, Boston,
Frances Ashby, Randall, NYork Amanda Opheia Taylo
dol arr Marengo La,kn Hayre 81 Mary Forster, NYork
Ia; Norway Edridge, Liverpool.
APALAcHIcoLA, Feb 7-arr ST John. NYork.
81 JostPas Fla, Feb 5-arr CASTOR Chadwick NYork.
CEDAR KEYs, Fla, dat-arr Escambia, Durham NYork
Foreign Ports.
H,v,S,, Dec s-Unele Sam, Atwood, NYork, days;
Norma, Barton, do.
TsMPrco o, Feb s-Apalachicola, for H,vana, soon.
BRBroL. Jan i-Beaver, Edwards, NYork
H.vas Dec 2s-arr Baltimore, Funck, NYork; Havre, Nc.
Known, do; Amply trite do.
M,ssune Dec 2s-Washington, Krurer NYork.
TRrEsrr, Dec 2o-Gustav Vasa, Nordwell, NNork.
Orr SwAsoE, i-Blxen, Asunder from New York for
Antwerp.
M,Lse,, Jan 7-Fabran Albert, wedci, Nyork.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-25

-. %; FETE TO WIDOWS MD ORPHANS, Of British
% S ~ me friendly 20 q 's above
Rsscised, That The following advertisement be published
evening" s, p h n he gnen
who have signihed theI desire TO eoOrst. the festival and
:, erry The ssne into effect fneoa at
' feas 81. ''' ''''% D. PATERSON, sec'y.
DO MR. WILLIAMS, the ERgIish oculst may be con-
:SS s o s.S z b
e s N M ,ese' wssr al S g,s ssr
% "G wish many had s e s sy 'sSs sGS:
.iSS; Yo.s * y! %liIi,%: rs%;Sis.
from hi' birth. now begins to learn his letters.
pretor Of the above essbshmen will have regular sale.
nsd foo ON oed :. entered s dhr O e
tore o9,k, NJ to secure place the catalogue none
Person. having property to dispose Of depend
Public patronage is respectfully solicited.
sJ 'leA'h'd M 40 siss1 P aSs'i Proprietor
FANCY BALI. DRESS FOR sALE.-.A very splendid
Indian ccsnei Dress eo@ste suitable 70. the approach
'i is,s Is ~ 'pp'Sw ' s1TfSEMET Tailor Nassau st
1--WE undersigned would :. particular favor any
b&IEy ,S %oSa ''i"fs to-
dence No Astor House. Barclay street. for which he viii
'' f,as Il. ''''''' MA GRANDJEAN.
fHHE ASSEMBLY BALL Of THE MUsAND ANNt-
CIATION will take place Wednesday evening, Feb
0s, a, the Apollo saloon sc Broadway. eSsqi
WANTED at the Land Agency AID qnms.ien office, ~
w Hudson street. partner with from 500 10 $500 In cash.
To- enter safe an1 profitable business Lcwse wanted 20
Jersey n 40 acres With frat buildings pleasantly situated
canal and railroad Likewise far salc from $1,000 To-
$4,000 worth Of dry goods for which productive city property
or bond and mortgage will be taken 10 payment Apply
above
Clerks bookkrepers harkeepers yrters coachen, wait
farmers gardeners aborrr md boys supplied with
places at az Hudson street Young from the country will
do well 10 call E2sl
DACKET SHIP GARRfCK, FOR BtVERPOOTn-Pas-
sngcrs viii please be board the aboat Hercules
WHITEHALL this day at "a o'clock The letter bags will close
/ n the usugi places Al n O'Clock.
DOOK NDfNf-The Subscribers respectfully inform the
~ public geu,aly that they nov prepared TO execute
orders Cor binding. .
Calf pattern Particular attention. paid
repaired; portfolios o any sire and pattern made 10 orler.
They would invite particular attention invoice Of
fine ngis colored calf and Nonpar ,rhr paper Just
ceved LINEN FENNELL, s2s Broadway.
fl5 sits. under the American Hotel
NEW EDITION or MANEscA'sFRENCH COURSE.
~ An oral system Of teaching Living Languages ilusr acd
by Of Lessons the French, through the
medium of the English, by Jean Manesca
Grammar is language what forms 10 bodies None
truly TEACHES the ono without showing the other,
sale By LINEN FENNELL, 20 broadway,
under the American Hotel.
Th p~rsrns ho received only the hrst voune before the
.-cn' rblishei requested TO call and receive IT,
f25 stis' 49,.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-25

On Sunday evening" Mrs Margaret Morgan the year
of her age, native of Scotland.
The friends of the family and those Of her son. Alexander
Morgan respectfully invited attend her funeral this az
tenoon at four o'clock from her late residence, No.
ST. -
the 2sd inst of consumption Eleanor Hays daughter
the late George Hays of Boston, aged IS years.
AT Rhinebeck, N. " the 2st Instant the goth year
his after lingering and painful illness Of weeks which
he bore with christian ortitule William Edward son of the
late VIM. C. Tilon, Of New York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-25

Correspondence Of the Herald.l
WAsHIKoroN CITY, Feb. "a, 1910.


WAsHIKoroE CITY, Feb. "a, 1870
1xe Ne,o Jersey Contested Election-Ine Sub
Trsasury BiH-Mr. Speaker Hunter, Sc.
II is the intention Of the administration to bring
the New Jersey Contested Election to close in the
course of the ensuing week, by hook or by crook
and admit the locofocos to their seats. The speech
Of Mr.. Campbell of Thursday last, developing as 1t
does, the views of the majority of the COMMITTEE
may be regarded unerrng index OF coming
events. think that by Thursday the long agony
will be brought to a close. In this, however, may
be mistaken. We shall see.
1t is not denied by either party that the locofocos
received majority of the SURFACES OF New Jersey;
but that those SURFACES all legally given is
fact that the wings do not admit. Should the loco
focos be admitted to their seat, by majority Of the
House. il NAV be that scene or two OF violent dis
order NAV take place. As soon AS the locofoces
admitted to their seats, the contest between NayOr
and Ingersoll will be brought forward, and suppose
that Mr. Naylor will be cast overheard.
As soon as the contested election OF New Jersey
il closed the SubTreasury Bill will be brought, for
ward and after a few days debate, the previous
question will be applied, and the bill will be passed
Rumor, with her hundred tongues, says that Mr.
Speaker Hunter, has an idea of casting aside the
honors of the woolsack, and resign his seat. AL
though do not believe word of the gossip
give II to you as got it, and you may pass it for
what it is worth.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-25

HAVANA Feb sthRce has been quite plenty recently and
sales have been effected low M rs The brig neiasors
still unsod holders ask have no doubt of
small Improvement shortly particularly little has been CO.
ming for time from Charleston.
Hoops, S5a50 boards, w p 22a16 lumber o5a3O shin
gles 4A beans Io2 beef No Ioa4 butter 1920; can
dies l7ai5 do 81 cheese, 4a; Goldfish corn 4a5
Hour, is ALI; onions, pork, 4as potatoes 2ias rice
soap lo,si hama 1air lard AIS coffee 7lai traee
Exchange London, l2a2 per prem; New York par
Freights, to Great Britain, and market fa lis Sd fi
France, s5f per tom u States, 81 per box sugar.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-25

The Committee on Banks in the Kentucky legis-
lature, has made report. 1t proposes to restore
the charters to those institutions, with some slight
amendments, which had become forfeitabe by their
suspension of specie paymeets, and fixes the time of
their resumption on before the first Monday In
December next.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-25

ke All ofthe latter kind sold at fair pricesrom 81
to IS 25 Cows and Calves declined S25 Ssand the prices
for Beef cattle fully susandhey averaged about
seven dollars per hundred weight
The cattle that have been kept back by spectators for some
time past beginning into market sup
position is shall have plentiful supply throughout the
The quality excellent and attention is paid by
graziers than formerly. As with grain with cattethe
high prices of the last have number
bea SITS raised.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-25
MONEY MARKET.
Monday, Feb. 24-6 p. NJ.

The stock market has presented change today Of impor
The greatest variation in North American Trust
Banking Co., which improved per cent and the sales
large There difficulty in getting the stock delivered
after Board u s. Bank improved cent; American
Erchange Bank declined cent; Dry Dock cents for
Manhattan stock asked being Improvement of9
but sales TRANSFERRED The directors this morning
10 the determination have another investigation which
should embrace the nature the assets for loans made Tor tins
purpose committee o. three appointed consisting OF
Palmer Esq., President ofhe Merchants Bank James o.
King behalf Of the foreign stockholders; and Robert Nor
Eco The attention Of these gentleman will be directed to
In character and value Of the securities held BY the bank We
recommend them particularly examine the following items;
Loan T.; WV 5000 $4,000 Bsss%as
il. $ Jossshs s'''' 5000 H. Allen, sssSo
Total, sIsaa 900
The last reported that the loans amounted to s7s
or this that the cashiers family have had nearly
Ssur6 and the balance embraced in the other items The
s.n,me whose these stand tina, the securities
anpls that ia question which the public want to be
satisfied and which is the duty OF the present Committee 10
.ahe perfectly clear and satisfactory.
The amount OF ball. discounted -, sloio,to7
Total Of loans, per CON mittees report ii7sTS
Total OfiOsns and DISCOUNTS per report eom.e sa9,oss
DISCREPANCY, ss,sas
The committee also reported that twenty Tn.
discounts under protest. but guess that par'of be
recovered All these tnts should be made perfectly clear
BY the new committee. Whether they succeed in making
satisfactory report not there be no preext for retaining
IN Office person who, while the mercantile community
suffering under Of the most severe revusions OF modern
stne took the property OF those wso entrusted
him with it's management and lent third OF the gross
amount TO his own relatives; and regardless Of the claims Of
those who kept the bank for long me
In the expectation Of being assisted at PINCH used
Of eee,ng them by usurious precen order TO MI he
Dvae pocket. Of the family clique. The whole body OF drec
tors equally cupabe Tor them say they
ignorant Of the facts They placed there BY conn
ding stockholders in order that they know and check any
suspicious the part Of the executive officers "
they have wify shut their eyes mapractice let the
stockholders remove them 10 man. the institution will
again obtain the confidence Of the community hercan
tile viii not continue their with bank when they
certain a. soon as in the market their
will be rejected and the money placed hands
broker TO shsve them a, per cent per month.
Next to Mashattan the Phenis been the most badly
aged On the retirement Of Mr. Delafeld the banh had
plus of sesssc lite securities tn. most choice
serptien, and the institution in fourshing condition
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-25

The Congress of Texas has established a uniform
fmpost Of duty of Is per cent ad valorem, all ar
ticles except spirituous liquors, abolished the bond
ing system and substituted cash duties.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-25

The Schulkil Bank indictments have been quashed
by the Court of Criminal Sessions in Philade phia-
, Proceedings however, are to be recommended
again st the defendants.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-25
SHIP NEWS.

SPOKE from Pensacola for NYerk, Feb TO-
PHILApsLPHIA Feb "a arr Stevens NYok; cid David
Cox, do
BALTIMORE, Feb a3--cd Barbara, NYork.
ALExAsDRIA, Feb 2i--sld President, NYork.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-25

In the Pennsylvania legislature, the committee on
banks has reported again the Resumption Bill, set
ting the time on the 1st of March next.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-25

PHILADELPHIA, Feb "a
This is perfect blue Monday, far as regards
news-the weather is pleasant, however. No sales
of stocks Of consequence.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-25

Mr. McElwce, Of the house at Harrisburg, and
Mr. Barclay Of the Senate, had fight in the rotun-
da of the Capitol, Friday last. The former had
sworc cane No lives lost.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-25
sales Mt the stock Exchange.
Market.

To day the SUPPLY Of beeves and calves has Inn
esuaI,d the demanbut ofsheep there very f.~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-25

The State Bank of Illinois, and branches, have
sumed business. Notices have been published, APP
prisng those having accommodation paper, that the
notes will be renewed, upon the payment of ten per
cent of the principal.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-25

Died.

On Wednesday evening, the 18th instant by the Rev. DR.
Ferris Aonzo Kniboe Eaton, Of Buffalo, to Miss Janet Hall
of this city.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-25

FEMALE MONTHLY REGULATING LLs.-such ha
been the Madame Rescs Female Monthly Re-
ruanr Pin all suppression rrruarity stoppage
obdurate, om whatever
duoe that they have entirely supetseded IN; various
health and peace Madame Rese the celebrated midwife
ply grandmother Of the sdvertser first in
rouc ed their thirty into % the principal
Fenale Hospitals in Earoe and such their astonshns
that they have been altogether adopt
ed Although mild and safe yet being composed ofingredients
acting principally upon particular functions ~ necessary for
the arred under abstain from their
reasons The full ard ps.su,s dir s,ons
,sid, Of e,eh boy Price 81 MADAME RESTELlS Princi-
pai Once iso Greenwich street Courtand N VI and
kouth Eighth street. near Chestnut PhiladefphIa.
The has made II indispensable 10 appoint adj
dons agents for their sale They can be obtained at re
Cherry Catharpe ia GRAND street o Al
lens c7 Bowery Of Houston at the Bookstore rs Ave
me D. " Fair street. Newark y. il DIR. John Csdy, 2ol
Westminster street Providence, X l. fell I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-25

IIOWARD'S HOTEL.-This very EXTENSIVE and checrfuly
arranged establishment built Cor the syb,erb.r At
ed and ready FOR the reception Of guests the p March NEXT
AMI ranks with the very best hotels this corntD IN
ude Tin the Judgment Of those who, from
their should best know s the intent o the
to keep II in style commensurate with the advan
tags u possesses. ,r
ven,epcss and with beralty which II u hoped
will sat. all that may feel inelination to pat,osire III,
house Having dining rooms, for ladies and
families and for gentlemen The subscriber intends fur
nshing meals in expressly Tor The recommendation bust
dinner in o'clock; and IN te other dining
breakfasts will be sr,ed from to III O'Clock, and dinner IN
same, at a O'Clock, -
The house Furnishes Accommodation for $50 guests The
ofthe cheerful character each be-
Ing furnished with crate and sll well ghed al the other
in heeying with the most liberal and
The subscriber will feel grateful for patronage ,.
ee;ys fc2Q mdsitw d. d. HOWARD.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-25

FOUNDATION sTONE-i,ooo tons very large and small
staten leland Granite, for sale and ready FOR delivery
,esc iswsr, L. GIBSON, Agent
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-25
PUBLIC ADDRESS


OF the mouths Of three witnesses the truth shall be esta
bshed.-
Mr. stephens Mrs. sg, and Professor Robinson, the
Reverend Ely smith.
MR.. BUCKINGHAM's DEFENCE-Authsn,ie Report Of
u Public Address delivered by MIR. j. ~ Buckingham at
TIE Lyesum g New York in d,pse OF be Lectures on pse
anony mously, in the New York Observer.
New YorkPrintcd and published by w Moncuy, No 10
Aunst Nassau To b. had of D. Fanshaw s Nassau
81 John s. Taylor, opposite Park Row r. Lockwood Isl
Co Otis Clspp Philadelphia, H. Perkin. and by order
Of all booksellers, price i2l cents. fen w'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-25

rI,O cAPMAKFRs-AL Lady who s thoroughly acquainted
with cutting asd making men and boys Cars IN eyery va
situation BY addressing Il U. L., Park Postcfce. fr az
roARDTvo or three gentlemen can have furnished rvoms
With board by applying at No 10 Park place ngsA and
French spoken W" INN"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-25

DOARD.-A gentleman have furnished with
breakfast in small private family residing in Broad
way between Franklin and White streets where her. are
encc, at this Office. fesa 81 cod
WANTED in R.ady.made Lines, Hosiery and Glove
w Store Lady who thoroughly understands the quality
and value OF all articles in this line of business The
most respectable reference win be required Address n L.
PARK post.ogrce fen
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-25

. PACKETS TO DEPART.
LONDON.
philadelphia, Morgan, March
Samson, Sturgess, March 10
President, Chadwick, March 20
LIVERPOOL.
Garrick, Palmer Feb. rs
New York, Barstow, March I
7. Henry, Delano, March 7
Virginian, Higgins, March 10
HAyRE.
Erie, Funk, March I
Rhone, Wotten, March :
Duchesse d'Orleans, March is
BRISTOL.
G.Western, (s) Hosken, Mar 10
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-25
Port OF New York, February rs.

ERALD-sHIP NEW
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-25

THE SCOTTISH PATRIOT, a weekly journal devoted to
the dissemination Of Scottish and Literature
throughout the United States and Canada will Saur
day next, 22d instant.
Terms, $3.50 81 quarter payable in advance
=" city subscribers, 2s sd per month N delivery.
Orders from agents to be forwarded immediately Terms So
hundred As arrangements will admit
edition being printed all who desire the first number give
Letters must Be- pos. paid Office. IS White streeNY
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-25
PACKETS TO ARRIVE.

PACKETS TO ARRIVE.
LONDON.
President, Chadwick Jan. 10
Ontar,s Bradish Jan. 20
LIVERPOOL.
Virginian, Higgins, Jan.
New York, Barstow, JAM
Europe, Marshall, Jan. 10
Roscius, Collins, Jan. 10
Liverp1, (s) Englesdue, unc.
HAvRE.
v. de Lyon, at Bermuda, rep'g
Erie, Funk, Dec. ~
Rhone, Wotten, Jan.
BRISTOL.
G.Western, (s) Hosken, Feb 20
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-25

CPLENDID GEOLOGICAL EXHTBITION-Now opca =
- 80 Canal street. few doors cf Broadwsy.-Messrs
RAYMOND, WEEKS, HOBBY CO. have the pleasure
inform the public and naurass that they have sstab shed
and Beasts the above named place Their collection
prises great variety Of the finest specimens Of history
imported Will be open for the reception OF
visitors each day. from 10 A. NJ to p NJ, and from 10
the evening. di2-5m'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-25

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR HEALTH ONLY-A
ID BASSFORD respectfully informs his friends in the vicinity
Of the Tattess that b. has just fitted the large Room go
happy thos. who wish play yurshe tables and
Old stand Ann street, adjoining the Museum where
there thirteen tables ready for trial Tables Of de-
scrption cloths balls for sale above
The have the OF bring kept the
most and the best assortment OF abes
j2s 10
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-25

RhOADWAY CIRCUs.-THlSEyE Feb: IS, the
~ Performances to with Entree Of Ten Beautiful
Arabian Steeds Gymnastic Feats; Arabian horse Rnado
Sti aulunsi Master Glenroy Novel JumPing The Ethio
Posonss Chinese Enchanier Ely from the Fend of Ven
geance Sweeny with his Banjo; Wild Indian of the frair
To conclude with the Cobler OF Bagdad
Doors open at g.; performances al o'clock
Boxes SO cenls fit, 25 cents.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-25

NrOTICEAl persons having claims against the late firm
IN LYON, TUTZER CO, (which has ceased by de
misc OF Mr. g. Tvtrer will please present the TO Mr.
A. Lyon, No 10 Maiden lane, for payment
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-25

R0WERY AMPHITHEATRE No.a BOW ERY.-THIs
DEVENlNG Feb rs, the will ih
the Exercises Of Tartar Cavalry Academic Poses ofe Cas
arsn contss ~, "a Wntss VI T;h asoaas ao he
fc Air Equibriums; Equestrianrm; Tableaur Vivans;
Gymniests; Animal Obedience; Dash and Dare; Mr. Jshn
Smith in Negro Extravaganza To conclude with Timur the
Tri triumphant
Boxes. so cents Pit, 25 cents. fell
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-25

THOMAS Bell, Auctioneer
A UCTION NOTICE LARGE SALE OF VALUABLE
n FURNITURE-Stock of Looking Glasses, Paintings
Carpeting Oil Cloth Washstands SC &c, Tuesday at 0
o'clock the large Ann and IFS Fulton under
the O a receiver. Sale positive.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-25

SPLENDID DISPLAY OF BEEF, at VALENTINES,
- IS Fulton MarkcWill be slaughtered EDNESDAY,
the 2sth of February al the Slaughter House, FPurhs
OF the most superb cattle that have been offered the New
York public Seven of the above spayed Hers the other
three Steers weighing upwards of 1000 pounds Epcures
respectfully invited to them the Slaughter House
before they taken to the sight will we'll
trouble. The above named cattle fatted by JOSHUA
CULVER ESQ., Of Pine Plains Duchess Comfy and brought
to the New York market by Slman Ensign, ESD The whole
will be removedto stall No IS Fulton Market SATURDAY
the 2sh of February and there sold very reduced prices
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-07-16
RANGERS SALE.

WILL be sold to the highest bidder, for
Wv Cash, at the door Of the Court House,
in the Town of Liberty, on Monday, Sd day OF
August next, the following strays:
One Sorrel Horse, taken up by Hardy Brown
appraised TO $50.
One Sorrel Mare, taken up by Zachariah
Lea, appraised to $35.
One Bay Poney, taken up by James M Nor
wood, appraised to $50.
One Gray Mare, taken up by Thomas Nc
Dowell, appraised to $50.
One Sorre Horse, taken up by Park Street
appraised to S75.
One Sorre Horse, taken up by Thos. Dunn
appraised to $50.
One Cow and Calf, taken up by Thomas Nc
Dowel, appraised to SIG.
One Black Steer, taken up by Henry Ray
bourn, appraised to $40 So
One Brown Cow, taken up by II. L. lyey, APP
to $l2.
One Red Brindled Cow, takenup II. L. Iyey,
10 $14.
One Steer, taken up by William Lowry, APP
praised TO $16. One Calftaken up by same.
One Red Speckled Cow and Calf taken up
by Francis Wren, appraised to $15.
One White and Red Specified Bull, taken up
by Francis Wren, appraised TO $40.
One Speckled Yearling Bull, taken up by
Francis Wren, appraised to $4.
One White and Black spotted Cow, taken up
by Lewis Perkins, appraised to $l1,
+. w. POUND, Ranger,
A. C. M.
~ B.--lndividuals having in their posses
sion the above strays, arc requested 10 bring
them forward on the day advertised.