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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-12-10
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THE DIsINTERRED WARRIOR.

Hy W. c. BRYANT,
Gather him 10 his grave again,
And soiemniy and softly lay
Beneath the svrdure Of the plain,
The warriors scattered bones away.
Pay the deep reverence taught Of old,
The homage Of mans heart to death.
Nor tribe even with the mould
Once qaieaened By the Almighty's breath.
The soul hath halowed every part:
That remnant Of a martial brow,
Those ribs that beid the mighty heart,
That strong arm, an. 'tis strenethless now
Spare then, each Wondering fragm spare,
OfGod's own image let them rest.
Till not trace shall speak Of where
The awful Likeness is impressed.
For he was ffesher from the hard
That formed Of earth the human face,
And 10 the elements did stand
In nearer kindred than our race.
la many flood OF madness tost,
In many storm mas been his path,
He hid him not from hea, or frost.
But met them aud deiied their wrath.
Then were they kiad-the forest here,
Rivers ard siiiier waters paid
tribute 10 the net aud spear
Ofthe red rnIer Of the shade,
Fruits on the woodland branches Icy,
Roots in the shaded mould below:
The stars looked forth 10 teach his way,
The still earth warned him Of his foe.
A noble race! but they are gone,
With their old forests wide aud deep,
And we have built our homes upon
Fields where their generation sleep;
Their fountains slake our thirst at noon,
Upon their hills our harvest waves,
Oar lovers woo beneath their moon,
AM let US spare al least their graves.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-12-10

Among the passengers BY the British Qaeen, ar
rived at New York from London, we notice the fol
lowing names:
Mr.. Hodgson, OF Washington, from a mission TO
Berlin; Majors Baker and Wade, Captains Huger
and Mordecai, Of the United States Army; and
Professor Bartlett. OF West Point
These officers Of the Army were sent to Europe
last spring. by the War Department, as commits.
sion visit and report upon the military establish
ments Of Europe. They are understood to have
been in England, France, Prussia, Denmark, Sue-
den and Russia The reception BY the Emperor
NICHOLAS, is represented to have been particularly
hai,ering. The day after their arrival in ST. Peters
burg, be was pleased 10 invite them to asss, Of a
grand review Of the Imperial Guards a, Cxars kea-
clio, where they remained liz gnes's Cor several
days Nat Int.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-12-10

GKE HARRisos--1Ae Certificate GeneYal.--
Verify the g,eai valley Of tho West has atisen---
Oio, Kentucky and Indiana--who know him beas
land now enjoy the benefits Of his great services
10 the Geld and council. have certified 10 their
knowledge Of his worth, and their love for him.
They have given him such certificate, a. the
Father Of bis country" might well have been proud
of--apwsrds Of 10000 majority In the thres States
Let the Locofoco editors weep at their own infa-
my. Let than, while there ia yet time, ask for
gveness f0r their manifold sins and
for the innumerable ISLANDERS with which they have
underworld to tarnsh the fame Of the gallant sol
der and srnss worthy Statesman. - I.srirgsos IN
tsiiigsneer
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-12-10
GeeerNmsMt Alrarfisement.

fnEssrTERfAs CHURCH GAZETTE law case
between the Old and New Schools came up in Phil.
adelphis last week. The whole court. az il known
bad some months ago aside tie opinion Of Judge
Rogers, and ordered trial At the opening
d the Court Ibis week Judge Kennedy presiding.
the Counsel for the Old School moved that this case
.hould take precedence of all others but the New
School Council opposed the motion. on the ground
that Il being unexpected they were not ready. and
The Court refused the motion, which brought the
case so low on the Calendar that il will probably
not be reached this term.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-12-10

DgPTH oy THE OcgAE.--The sea was recently
sounded by lead and line, in latitude SO south and
e5o west longitude from Paris BY the officers Of
the French ship Venus, during her voyage of dis.
covsy, al depsh Of 3. 40 yards. or "a miIes--no
bottom was found. The weather was very serene,
and il Is said that hauling in the lead took sixty
sailors upwards Of Two hours. In another place in
the Pacific Ocean no bottom found at a depth
Of 4, 40 yards.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-12-10
IN CHANCERY.

The defendants, John IA. Wilson Charles Oael
and Robert S. Reed. not having entered their ap-
pearance and given security, according tn the act
Of assembly and the rules of this court and il APP
pearng by satisfactory evidence that they are no,
inhabitants of the commonwealth: it is ordered
that the said defendants do appear here on the
first day of Dece nber term next, and'answer the
plaintiffs bii and that copy Of this order be
f,nhwiih inserted in some newspaper published ia
Mattinsbure, for two months succcssvely, and
like copy posted at the front door of the court
house OF said county OF Morgan.
copy.-Teste,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-12-10
RUSSIAN STEAM rnlaAIE.

The frgate, Kansehaika, which WIS launched at
New York, on Wednesday, the lath inst, ia thus
described in The Times: tit
The Ksmschaika 10, in appearance about the size
OF the Great Western, though Der actual dimensions
are some what larger. She IL pierced for is guns.
Al present she doe. not draw moro than about nine
feet water, but with her machinery and armament
board. she will probably draw from iC to n feel.
Her masts and spars look ratier dwarfeh bur this,
perhaps arises from Der grea, height above tha wa
tet; when brought to her bearings, by the weight
Of engines, boilers, fuel, guns, &c. W. dare say she
viii appear CONNIE IL aI in every particular.
The Kamschaika was constructed Tor the Tmre-
Tor Of Russia, BY Mr. WilIien, n Brown. from, a
model furnished by two officers Of lilo Rus.inp Ma
W. and her build promises great speed. fier bows
and stern are decorated each with double head
ed eagle, surmonntcd by an imperial crown. The
cabins ire spacious and Convenient. They 10
be fitted up, understand. In the style Of those Of
our packet ships. She is very strongly built, Of
solid seasoned white and live oak. Her engines
will be about 500 horse power. They are being
made Nv Durham and Browning The following
al her dimensions and srmamerti
Dimeasl0Rs.
Length Of deck, 900 feet.
Length OF keel, 2IN d.
Breadth 36 do
Full depth, 24i do
Tonnage, c049
- Armament.
Main deck, Twelve &c Founders
- Two64 DO
Dp'' ~ Two 9G do
Tie two 96's will carry hollow shot.
The Ksmschatka rill take her cngines on bo,rd
al Jersey City Tomorrow
No expense hes been spared 10 the construction
Of this superb ship, her machinery and other on
pointments, and have no doubt she will do cred
il TO her architects and machinists. She looks Ike
crack sea boat, and viii prove an ugly customer
70 anything that NAV attack her. Heaven keep US
out Of the range Of her siaty-fours" and ninety
skies"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-12-10

UpNIHNT
john II Wilson, Robert s Reed, Charles OdoIl
Henry X. Hazlehursl William G Catett, James
Higgins, Joseph Baker, and Thomas Athy,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-12-10
VOLUME Al.

VIRGINIA AT Rules holden in the Clerks OF
fee of the County Court for Morgan County, on
the first Monday in October, l540,
William Baseman. plif.
John II. Wilson, Charles Odeli, Robert S Reed,
William G. Cahett, Henry r. Hazeburst, James
Higgins, Joseph Baker John Gross Isaac Daw.
son, Thomas Athy, and Philip Gusler, dts
IN CHANCERY.
THE defendents, John FL. Nilsson Charles Odell
and Roberts Reed. not having entered their IN.
pearance and given security, according 10 the ACT Of
the General Assernty end the rules Of ttsls court
and it appearing BY satisfactory evidence that they
are not inReblants OF this commonwealth: il =. or
dered that they do appear here on the isl eiay &c
December Term next, aud answer the plaintii i'm;
and thst copy of this order be forthwith Inserted
in some newspaper published in NartinsbBsg, tor
two months successfully. and like copy posted or
the front door Of the house of said county of
Morgan. copy. -Iesie,
J. RICHARD, c. NJ O.
October %, 1910 Pm
VIRGINIA AT rules holden 10 the cletk,s office
Of the County court for Morgan county, on the
FIRST Monday in November, 1910.
Conrad Hof, pliF
against
Charles Odell, Robert s. Reed, John II Wilson.
Henry II Hazlehurst, William G.. Csteti John
Cross, James Higgins, Joseph Baker Tn nmss
Athy, Isaac Dawson, and Philip Gusler, dts
IN CHANCERY.
TIE defendants, John FL. Wilson, Charles OleH
and Robert 5. Reed not having entered their mp
peaianee according te the act OF assembly and The
rules OF this court, and it appearing by satisfactory
evidence that they inhabitants of this COM
monwealth: il Is ordered, that they do appear here
on the first day Of January term next, aud answer
:he PLAINTIFF bill and that a copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted in newspaper pabfsfed in
Martnsburg, for two months successfully and q
like copy posted on the front door OF tie court
house of said county of Morgan.
A copy --Teste,
J. RICHARD. cnc
October % 1910 Pm
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-12-10

VIRGINIA = AT Rules holden in the Clerks or
fee of the County Court for Morgan County, on
the firs, Monday in October, 1910,
Robert B, Staplefcrd, alfF
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-12-10

VIRGINIA: AT rules holden 10 the cletk,s office
Of the County court for Morgan county, on the
first Monday in November, l540,
Conrad Hof, MN.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-12-10
From The Ladies Companion.
A MOTHERS LAST PRAYER.
nY ANS 5. srkrRESs.

q FIRST our flowers die--aad then
Our hopes, and then our tears---and when
These are dead The debt 10 due.
Dust claims dusi---and we die too.n
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-12-10

l,ao II. Wilson, Charles Oiell, Robert s. Reed,
Henry r. Haxlehurst, William G.. Catle,i, John
.ro,s, James Higgins, Joseph Baker, Thomas
Athy, Isaac Dawson, Philip Gusler, DIS
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-12-10

VIRGINIA AT rules holden in the clerks Office
ithe county court for Morgan county, On the
first Monday in October, 1910,
Isaac Dawson, piiH.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-12-10

Ia reference to the disintermsnt Of tho
remains Of Napoleon, the English author
tiles at st. Helena had issued tho follow.
ing order:
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-12-10

at Rules holden IN the Clerks OF
fee of the Ctuaty Court for Morgan County, on
the first Monday in October 1910.
Lewis Bectol, piF
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-12-10

J. RICHARD, cMc.
October 30. 1910 .--em
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-12-10

uBulNSf
Charles Odell, Robert ) Reed, John III. Wilson,
Henry r. Hazlehurst, William G. Cailett. John
Cross, James Higgins, Joseph Baker Thomas
Athy, Isaac Dawson, aud Philip Gusler, DTS.
IN CHA VCERY
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-12-10

0gutflI
Charles Odell, Robert 5. Reed, John II Wilson
Henry II Hszlehurst, William G.. Catlctt. John
Cross, James Higgins, Joseph Baker, Thomas
Athy, Isaac Dawson, and Philip Gusler, dts
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-12-10

October %. ia4o.-am'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-12-10

The frigate, Karnsehaika, which WIS launched at
New York, on Wednesday, the lsth inst, i. thus
described in The Times: f3tt
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-12-10

VIRGINIA AT Rules holden in the Clerks or
fee of the County Court for Morgan County, on
the first Monday in October, l840,
Lemuel ross and Jacob Brosius, Administrators of
Gassaway Cross, deed, Pu6S
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-13
Packets TO Depart.
Cleared.

Cleared.
ma; Celia Thatcher Savannah Samson, stsrgis, London,
Ship Hiserna Cstb, from Liverpool Oct is ndr to Wood
hui Mint1rn-7s passengers
sailed.
s s.'f . oarS i s ssaSsa , B's MS
Apaischie ola, and others. Wind y to Ne
~ ra-i General Record.
Fer LrerpooL-shp virsniAp, Allen ssi's to-day. Her
letter bags at Girins New. Roors.
York and ri. sunk on saiadsy morning IN The North
seir Norfolk Beacon of tn, 9Th state. tina,
M.rn 81 nf.n;ry a. Old bound to Ss~YorE E' eui
s%lss, @ Sos..r sold to company
s.r ~ Fr,ni MI !. Notl,.n. a had on
SSs:s a"e Si r.
s s:. s;as ass Tl
Wa rom sss CO.
on Tae.{.y Tss Sew ss When The car. is
although hirs water No Intelligence had been
uey' Vas launched At sullivan NJ. st6 lost, '''''' ' 'N'
Foreign Ports.
M Oct s a. H. M Ia s ehS xSS;r
Ga ceehrase doi ash' Tssso NswpOr cid Jane Ross
United states Pirfs.
PosrikSp Noy carr Charles and Olive Branch Crsnb,uy
Isle NYo-t; below feet Of coasters IN for harb,;
Casta Blanchard NOreAns; 9TH. Alcsnus skohed, do
ioThe tide to-day unusually high teins feet b high
Bosros Nov lo-cld Janus Rio Jsusiro and mkt Farmer
Barbsd and dol thew, $50 tots) Norsans, Tai
ma do; vernoa. Mobile George Washington, st Maryss Ca
Tigiis, Albany, Niagars. do-no srritas
d, Gss.g EI fs l'tHa1i Ti: 5S;sssSSi
Bri 70. somsrs Me. ssrsh tna In land Fast Greenwich
BsLruoEr, Nov t0-cld WASN'T gtcn, psnfeld. Nlort.
ALrxASpts, DC, Nov sarr Victory, Penhelc, New York;
FssSsnicS.sUse, New s-sir EMERALD Morgan, Bos,oni
RsanscSp Nov s-sfr Ann Eliza somsrs, NswYors Man
CHESTER Allen, dc; Aneelhe Olive, doi Catherine Wesr,
NoyolE, Nov7s g, Le N. B,sss!, ID Bilcy. Rochelle
Roads, Lady Paeei Whby fn Liverpoo Delaware 81 VI.
bound to Kingston Jam number Of vessels which 80
Of NE winds among hrh tie Al.yanaa from Ale randra
foe NYork; sth. arr Florida, Mott, NYork. =.
ost zs-ln IVrt, Lsossrd' Jordan, from
Morlr Nov s-arr Sarah Devil r. saeo; Virginia. Thomas.
tcu Hisns, Nort-n, New York. Vessels portsEis Gov
Fner i,eyposl; Nicholas Bdde dos Uncas, dise; Wsyer.
~. dol sss Richards dos Edwns D.; Mary Phil ps, dol syl
ssa s,,ns.e ss & I bS.,p Me-
Nozzle r Mary fenn. d,.g New Epglaad DO. Jncas Do
Eslus DOT Virginia del Sarah Deerns do; Franklin, rtpg,
A.b,m. Nyort .ehrs shamrosk, Bostoa; DAME, Webster
Brown Ha,sna snrv dos Gcerpe DO; Red Rover DO; III.
sua Asksgss Elizabeth H.rkRess, frti Rome, do Caso
frt or shlr; VIM Wallace, DO do.
Bath; Byron dos Leila Lv.rpoo Isaac cks, Tampa Bay
YorL tsJ Weight NYork; I'D Gov froupe below New Eng
lind Bath Chocs, do' uncss, Norfk Leopard and cascc
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-13
EsroKTs Ton,eco AND Pkoprcr, AVERAGE TOTAL In
roRrs, ASp AvrLAcr AMOUNT PAYING pr-KI.
- -
s7,7is .e7l " Isl .ssi s..5s7.t71 Ig.oi IS

s7,7ssGl G,z5i,ssi ss5s7,f71 1s.sisso
Here End 'ha. imports of s7easl $50 Of produce
OF domestic grow less than 100000 is tobacco being
about 5h Of the gross produce OF tobacco in the United
States Hence appears, that notw outstanding the duties
Complained Of amssei found for the article and
ngly very profitable rate In 1885, when the crop
short prices enormously high and the large profits
OF thai year was cause ofhe great crop Of the following
yeas T. contrast this state Of the tobacco market
with that Of the grain market, shall find tina, the farm
eIs aave much more reason to complain than have the
Planters The state OF Ohio for instance, has surplus
crop Of wheat amounting to sceooo bushels for which
there is little probability OF any market being found This
state has surplus valuable than the whole ex
port Of tobacco and other similarly situated and
yet they do not clarnor for realstvs duties Il appears
from the table that Al Of foreign goods
rage pay duties II, in order 10 realise foreign pow
os and 10 protect manuacturcs Increased duty
OF than 10 per cent laid upon these goods
1t is evident ;ha, II would enhance the paid the con-
So 10000 wthou, Increasing tcir sales one
one dollar.
There is also another view Eleven Of the states are
growing cotton and have produced and exported in the
last Eve years. average Of Scooocooo lbs. regulsr
ana cheap supply OF this article Of the highest impor.
ance Britain, and is fast increasing in impor
lance to france. Great that Importance is however
no. grc than that Of ready market 70 the United
States England already making rspd strides towards
procuring supply from the East Indies-hsvng per.
fee that plan, she will not be slow in imposing i'm
port duty American cotton. A commencement Of a
system OF retsliaive dses the side Of the United
States they would readily avail themselves Of, and
high duties woull rebound heavily to the misfortune
o. this country. The liberal opinions now spreading
in England the subject Of commercial interchange,
should be met in similar spirit; and no narrow in
terests or sectional prejudees should be allowed to
stand in the way of that perfect system Of reciprocity
which with the genius Of our institutions
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-13
Died..

On Thursday 18th inst, after short but severe illness,
Emily Bailey daughter Of William A. Smith aged years
and months. .
The relative and friends OF the family respectfully
to attend her funeral this afternoon at O'Clock
from Broome street. The remains VIII be taken to
Orange county for nterment.
On Wednesday 18th inst, John Alert hldJerger in the
2lst year OF his age.
On Tuesday 10th inst Henry AUGUSTA of Henry and
Caroline Harrington, aged 7 months
At jamaica L. L. Tuesday, 10th inst. Rec. Elias w.
Crane Minister Of the Presbyterian Church in that viii
lsge.
At Savannah, the 4h inst, JOHN T. Wilson, Printer,
native Of the State Of New York.
At Coventry, Chester Co.. Pa Col Caleb North, aged 50
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-13
WILLIAM II. FRANKLIN, Auctioneer.
BY WILLIAM II FRANKLIN,
Sales Room, l5 Broad stree


TUESDAY, Nov. IL.
LANGUEDOC TREEs-At IL O'Clock, at the sles room
No u.s. Broad street Lsneusdoc Almond Trees, fruit
tearin, them feet in height They be seen at
garden OF Mr. j. Ncnes 4h street. 200 feet west Of
sth Avenue.
Also a.amr'e be the sales room, Broad ST.
they will be sold in lets to suit purchasers ,
H7-IMPoRTANr krTERPRIsE-We perceive, BY the above
that proposed to SELL the nth instant at
rs Broad ST. large Of the Languedoe Almond Trees,
now growing The garden of Mr. JOSEPH B. Nones in 4h ST.
bel cen the sth and 9Th Avenues.
On airy we find that Mr. Nen.s has raised this
about superb mond Trees from the best Ian
fruit which il believed will make hardy trees capa
the rgor Of our winters and on the thIfd
SECT in and of and
grow ing sp, ndd uIuIisnce Mr. Nones garden where
they may viewed Until three days before the sale
We hesitate predict that the prop gaten OF the
mond will important item Of commerce IN
Iris country The enerp ofNr Nones highly commit
dxoe and aud his efforts, hope, will be pro
due OF beth himself ard the public at large The
attention and should be drecttdt TO this
sale and subject 800,
few Of also be ed into tubs
from garden the auction store Broad ST. where they
now re-fEveniNg Star.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-13

Married.
On Wednesday, 18th inst, by the Rev. Benjamin j.
Haigh Daniel E. Sh late of St. John, n. b. TO Jdia .4as
eldest daughter Of Captain j. B. Geenaw of Easpor Me
In Brooklyn, Thursday, l2th inst, BY the Rev d. l..
Corroll D. b. Of Philadelphia Bradford Kaepp ofthis city
TO Susan s.. daughter Of Herman Hughes, Esq.
At Quebec, the Sd inst, by the Rev George Maekie
a. Buchanan Esq chief agent fer emigration and third
of B. Consul for New York, to Charlotte louisa fifth
daughter Of the Hon. Judge Bowen of H. NJ. Court OF
Kings Bench fer the district Of Quebec.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-13
J. NJ. UheeIer, Aucftoneer.
BY J. c. MAITLAND,
Store No. is5 Chaiiam S7uqre.

THIS DAY. - r.t..-
FrRNITuRE1At Z aeesk IN iIont Of store a gene
second hand secrstsry dces-
mahogany and cherry fables French aud plain
IA tedstead desks, mahogany and chairs
rocking chairs locking flint and cut deesstsrs
vine gasss, Sc hall lamps, nan'e CLOCKS ereekery glass
ware, sc. -
n. BAH families breaking Up house keeping and wishing
dispose of their goods viii be pgnctuay attended TO by
sending their address to the stores and goods TO any amount
no Lbe raj advances paid goods semitic the store and
cash paid for all goods on th. day OF sale.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-13


tended to, and respectfully solicited.
SATURDAY, Oct. IA. :,
CLOTHING SeAt 10 o'clock al 81 Ann street the stock
of me OF SALE consst
pilot other cloth coats, rcck and body
coats coas cloth, sat and moeskn jackets eioth eassi
mere and other cloth, moleskn satnt and
other pahaoons shirts drawers, stockings handke chefs
collars &C. with variety ofsuperhne cloths
AT PRIVATE SALE,
1850 tons Peach Orchard Coal
free of carriage.
Also, 100 Cooking Stoves.
SALES OF FURNITURE.-The suetioneer respectful,
gives notice he will attend personally sale OF
Household Furniture at the declining house
keeping Liberal cash adv will be " ade on furniture
sent the auction inyentores and Of
the effects Of personally attended to-
WILLIAM II. FRA KLIN, Auctieneer.
BY WILLIAM FRANKLIN,
Sales Room, Is Broad street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-13
GROUP. GROUP.

Ndv CHILD was recently an ctsd with The Group and -
vi thought she would not sur,ye two hours wrsn ws
E.,pes Of Hoarhoand Candy q piv.sn street. enc ws
and effects sstoushnG her compsasni csse
The skill enncrt ply scians yet THIS ccnpouno 49,
eed ipmedise rsiisf The child errscserst.d reeiy
Of hours she corstdsr~d out ~ e
ger and in fifteen ho~rs performed perfect cure flsee
Tuhh this Cor TIE benefit 81 fhose rrers who have a"
little children aAiicted child Was -,
D. HARRISON, "a Nam street. BrookiyM
Msssrs. J. Tease g. Sun. IS Division street:
observation-disclosures been troubled with chest and
cold for month be quite unable 70
tend my daily bvsiness was advised hy hiend 70
trial your Clarified Of oarhound andy, wmsn
ia ana fcurl almost reis and renrend
ed 10 several of NV prosscn and they found grssS
COyNsEILoR SMITH 20 Liberty 81
you At liberty raste putio use 81 tm'' Scv -
Agents T zsBsr. v z csrner Of Third and nces ;is
rs ssi BresI st. Newark, n HAYS 70 vulion sr,s,
Bro,kvn Noae Is genuine unless each pscsafe ~
J. PlxsF SON Dyisior street, Of whom " can ~ -
tained Wholesale ard retail
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-13
Latest Advices

New York Post Office.
Post Office opeps ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o'clock, A. NJ
=" closes at. p. NJ
Open Sundays from IS TO 10 A. H., and IL. to II p NJ
DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
.4rYiees Closet
Eastern Steamboat Mail, via Stonnston,
daily, except Sundays. ............ An. Pm.
Eastern Steamboat Mail, via New Haven,
daily except Sxnasys. .,.....:..; p. N. AM
Eastern Land Mail, which leaves Sunday
morning, coses Saturday ............ Pm
Eastern Way Mail via Hsrle IA leicester,
Norwalk, sc daily except ssndays..... Pm. An
Hartford Mn, by steamer, daily, except
seuthera Mail through to New Orleans,
Western Mail, daily. p. M. Pm
Northern Mail daily. Observation-Disclosures. 81 AM. 81 P.M
Morning Mail to Philadelphia. ...... 81 p N. p NJ
Southern Way Mail, incl udins the principal 81 A.h
Offices between this and Phladephis,va
Jersey City, Newark, &e. ............ q
Hudson River Way Mall both sides s An
Long Island Mails. ............. IAN
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