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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-31
MONEY MARKET.


Afair busaess done at the stock boardthis morn
ing United states Bank improved per cent North Ane
rean Trust Banking Co per cents Canton per cent?
Long Island per cent stonngton per cent Sales Of
bills on Philadelphia made at ~ per cent; Indiana
per 7sl $500 Treasury notes per cent sold
stsoi.
The Real Estste Savings Institution of Baltimore, hs>
exploded A Baltimore paper has the following
Nearly one thousand dollars e its small notes had been
with ptness and red.emcd party OF violent and
dsordcy persons beat and drove the attending clerk out
Of the Office Of the institution and acted in other
in such place the affairs OF the Institution An
utter confusion In consequence Of this interruption. the
Of the institution s for the present suspended
There is concern called the Msnufc,urers Dsnk, pur.
porting be Ulster this state which has been in ex-
istence sin weeks, In open violation Of the new
banking law under which Il processes to act 1t has in
fringcd the Law in many more particularly In not
having any place Of business where Its bills were taken
at par This fact called forth the indignation Of the citi
gems Of Ulster county and Of the public generally To
preserve existence understand the prcu Ices OF the
concern have designated small shop in Ulster as their
place of business The public should be exceedingly
cautious Of the small banks.
Money has become restricted, AMI domestic ex.
changes hsve worse, with the prospect OF fur
Their decline few weeks since money was very plenty
s,dtbe demand limited The United states Bank nsk
ing demon raton Of to specie payments, and the
turn taken BY poc affairs in measure restoring
confidence created degree Of speculation in state and
Corroraos stocks aad in southern srd western funds
The banks became liberal in their movements the
prices fhe stocks rose and the discount on southern
funds decreased until many descriptions, particularly
those the extreme SOUTH became more valuable here
than OF any other point The quantities which went NJ
the Mississippi and sought the west from other quarters
in the purchase ofproduce sent to this city for sale
The demand here continued good and as the southern
banks curtaed their ents the became better
notwithstanding the large supply. The quantity Of mo-
ney absorbed by southern funds scrip and state stock has
been very large. The market has turned The U.
Bank order resume has become alarge borrower IN
the market The supply Of bills the continent Of Eu-
rope has fallen short Of the demand and the export Of spe
Gle continues liberal scale These, with other cir
euance have caused the banks 10 decrease the supply
Of money and the demand active. The rate for loans
ON hyposhecsson Of stocks, has risen per cent
within so days This has caused the speculative holders
Of these descriptions Of funds to realise and prices NOR
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-31

The demand Tor specie for shipment has Increased the
premam specie in this market within few days, and
caused the banks to lose portion of their in
pectation OF further rise We apprehend however that
the present demand be Of very serious extent
less the next accounts from Europe Of wsrlke
character The exchanges England indicate balance
in favor Of this country to nearly the extent the
continental exchanges against this country This in
usual years regulates itself without the agency of specie
Last year the rate of bills England ranged from 81
lo per premium At this period the imports Of the
year had exceeded the exports The Uni
ted States Bank had liabilities to the amount Of
maturing in October in London TO meet which, she de-
pended realizing securities in that market Deprived
ofthat resource she called upon to remit from this
side This combination Of events caused export from
August 10 to December 49, Of oo and $4,000
900 ofsate stocks Subsequently to that time the demand
Stacked off, The following is table Of the exports Of con
from 81 70 June with the rate of sterling bills
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-31
EXPORT OF srreiE rRom New yoRx

This export of specie was continued principally for the
pay of dividends in London From June up this
time the exports Of specie to Europe have been about
Ooo and probably much will be necessary
to pay the interest falling due in London stock The
due for interest in the months Of November and
January Ooo This be paid in CON- and
will probably 90 from this imports and will the
Indebtedness Of the interior to the Atlantic states The
United states Bank has itself large amount pay and
il could in January, will have dividend in add
ton to the Of July last which the bank stated
had on hand These will amount to 81 800 Ooo Of which
81 900 due in Europe. There alsoa large amount
of judgments post notes accrung, which must be paid
in specie The bank will then turn upon those southern
banks which largely indebted to it on account
the old branches Through these she has the power
prevent o resumption in many quarters I.
Tho present and seemingly increasing scarcity of
ney may be bar resumption which the bank will find
nsuperable. Al all events the uncertainty attending the
event will prevent any great increase of business the
spring and will check any further disposition orders
for goods for the present.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-31

RxxAM .nnxs RwarssH Quxxx. -Last Tuesday We
gave the Passagss Of ths Western 20 lar this year
We now give those Of the Queen in the same Psriod
We give the hosrs, that there nay b ne mistake
il making companions. WAen none other bat SAIL
ing ships crossed the Atlantic, hours were not count
sd-days Only were considered. New, however,
since space has been annihilatsd, Sir Roswal Sal
toastall would say, hours are very important, and
shortly misutes will be thought equally so. Steam
and petition win ultimately cause the passage to
England and back to be made IN precisely so many
days, 50 many hours, so many minutes, and so many
seconds Steam is onde rutland so is composition
which is only another and equally dangerous kind Of
steam Both explode occasionally.
In giving the following statement, 10, perhaps,
necessary to say that Portsmouth is twelve hours
steaming further from New York than Bristol. This
is generally conceded.
PASSAGES OF THE British QUEEN IN 1910.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-31
DEMOCRATIC WINGS (.

o. Friends of civil liberty, opposed to secret tribunals
to judicial pcrsecutionto the seizure Of priv papers
and the inv aston of private houses without warsat of
lawo execute control OF the Treasury and all stand
ing armies favor OF the reform Of Federal Govern
mento the reduction OF federal expendtnre-to the
soration Of State rights individual credit and sound cur.
rencythe system Of internal mproy and the pre-.
sent State administration, and the election OF HAl'RI5OS
and TYLER are invited to Monday evening next,
In front OF National Hall in Canal street, II the weather be
fair; IL otherwise Masonic Hall, at haifpast seven,
TO respond to the nominations OF the Democratic Wing
County Convention By order OF the Democratic wing
Young Mems General Committee.
EDWARD MNruRs, Chairman.
u A Bres,ra,,n Secretaries o9i a.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-31

CHATHAM TnEArRs.--This evening we expect to
see the greatest house ofthc season. the celebrated
jim Grow makes his last jump the New York
boards prior to his for the South for the
pecial benefit Of Mr.. Rice, who is certainly deserving
Of a rich remuneration from the public for the
ment he has afforded, in his truly original line Of
characters In addition to the part Of Sip Larkins,
Mr.. Rice will appear Wsrmwood in the laugha-
Bile farce of the Lottery Ticket Peter wilkins will
be performed with its accustomed splendor, and
Mrs. Thorne and w God will enact the parts Of Les
tele and vanderdeckep, in the romantic, nautical,
Legendary sPeetaels Of Al. FIyi.s Dstchman-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-31

o. Hills THEArRE.-Thc Conspiracy" or
Who tore your Coatr"a sketch of modern matters
and things in general, produced last night with
ngeniously centrived, as to teach personal appli
cation to those who stand tremulously the verge
Of popular opinion. II is mast happy illustration
Of some points, whether real the repe-
tition ofthc piece to night will prove Hill appears
for the FIRST time in the "Dead Philadelphia" bit
his representation of key Seekout, in the Conspi
racy, is masterpiece of humor, peculiar to himself
and Mr. futile, Yankee Smuzgier, in se-eral inge.
Mons tricks.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-31

o. DR.. TAYLeR's BALsAM OF LIvERwonr.-
more popular and were it not for the counterfeits
upon il, would sweep every other similar ari-
Gle from the country Fer Consumption and Liver
Complaint this is the only true remedy-it is daily
curing the worst cases, and we are happy to see
editors throughout the Union calling the attention
ofthe public to so excellent an article. For Coughs,
Colds, Pains in the Chest. il is an immediate cure,
and where Consumption is indicated, its effects are
at once safe and eficacious. Sold by Rushton and
Aspinwall, and at 375 Bowcry AfulI
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-31

g. : =, ~ Z =: e s;i:: :s:: =:
= ~; ~ It'll a!:.ss -:
1eks Enpiss McMsih days from Norfolk ndz 10 srgss
Ship Scotland, Robinson, Liverpool. Wind w.
General Record.
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& % i sunday s'I:s as
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II =: Ss ;:s:s
s si rlfs si:ssss
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"fi: sS.y *. I'D sG n:@
'ch n belonging to Harrington, Me.
Ssa as' s a.: iron
o%s ~ &c correct Is. Of the Sser Of the ;hp
s$s US HAZE ,s;G S:nhs%, TTia'i Rhoa,s
@ .is; s:;! rs Ei;:! s
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A sas d.sssss; : ss sc%' DSMS ssss,
T s: :;ss s s a. r :s s Nav.
ship Potomac Capt Ksarasy, Rio sa.siro,
spoken.
Canton Ghson from Rio Jahero for Bait more, Oct a of
North csroiina, Bath New Orisan: Oct a. j 81
Foreign Ports.
Ball % Ssw ass niSy
x ps :s
Go sa. from C.mo fer Boston day ssupsh Chcs.e
Toesseo: Msiei csritoS for Jamaica; and Geo
s from ,s
Jss%sl, d Oct a.Ns %%srlcsn an y S s II port
IL: W.: H;S;s: s';:
sG bNs
s.l%ors dE Canton Gibson S5 d.
sfn cGssf s$D
United states P.rss.
PORTLAND, Oct 27-arr Yankee, Fole Thomason for Mo-
GLoycxsrrs, Oct a4sll Hudson NewYork; Macdonough
B9sIos, Oct Emperor, Hayward Brsmsn-oa Cane
si ohn iiss sS"Ha h
Phad iona Wsinsrfh Do; Glide do; Matilda DO; ADELAIDE
Ss'ss
Wave. NoriE John 9 Dyer. fhid; vi;:sSsr
NJ 3D. agS
S;s cSs. Henry ApsissSsssi. sSis s%
NGss noYs
Len: and Transpo5t, ~ sosiq9s for Albany.
remain nth.
Bes.y Baltimo,s John Jay, Phad Exile do; Thos LELAND
do Florence NYork; Moses Eddy, do Mantila, do; Hamlet
DO Below schr said to be the Fulcrum of Portland
~ s%
e.. CID, smsralS, Havanai Victory, Charleston.
FALL RIVER Oct 2s--aIr Rowtns, Reed. Gottenburg
EA GREESwieH Oct Is-arr Chas NJ Tbomps N, Phi ad;
nth Wsstco't, do; 2sih, probably Sarah Ann Ire
land) do. II.
NEwyoar, Oct 2sarr Eliza Warren, Halowsll for Phiad
Davis souersst for Savannah; 9sh Caroline YORK. Phad
for Bosto; cid Councillor Rogers jacksonville 18th, sid Ex
port Havana; Tine, Hart Mobiles 2sh Rio, Atlantic, do
Waadopasso Georgetown sc; nth, Oetavia, Wilmington
orb; Napoleon Albany; Marietta, do. -'T
ALBANY Oct asar Daniel Parker, Phad; STAR BRIDGEPORT
Albany Providence; Elect Nantucket; cid Charles
baltimore; Powhattan, Phiad Oliver Boston; Frances MAJ
lett Resolve do; Tiger New Bedfod Carver Hartford
Motto, Newark; Mzssssoit, Fall River
Oct PEARL Harding Boston; cid
rief. Norris NYork.
BALrrnoas, Oct as-arr Mary. Parker, Rio Janeiro.
RE HNoND, Oct s7-arv Julia Ofvia, Budd, NYork.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-31

An inquest was held at the Alms-House Bellevue,
on the body Of poor maniac named George Ebbetts,
who choked himself with bread, and died. The ju-
ry found verdict to the effect that the deceased
suocated by apiece of bread getting into his mouth
At the New York Hospital ON the body Of Francis
whs was killed by q bale Of hay falling him. 1t
appeared that the deceased brought to the hos
pital ON Thursday with his spine broken. He lived
but few hours The accident happened at No. "
Albany street, but no testimony was adduced to
show how it was caused. Verdict accidental death.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-31

90 The SUNDAY MERCURY of tomorrow will
contain in addition to its usual variety of interesting
matter articles the astounding Developments
invasion OF private righselcction fraudselection
turnsthe latest local AMI general news-a sermon by
Dow Jr-theatrical crueisms-fun, facetie, &c. Price
cents Once, 81 Ann street.
mus. be left before 10 o'clock this
ing.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-31

FIFTY SIXTH PAPER.
Reed of Mr. Jas. Il. Glentworth $50 on acc onnt OF
FORSYTH LABAGH.
FT,v-srvrWru PArEs.
Received OF J. b Glcntworth E325; one husdrcd
to Col. Childs, inclusive OF his subscription and
422O inclusive Of subscription Of $50, being in full
Tor claims against Young Men's General Committee
sAML. II. CHILDS.
FrFTy-rIoHTH ..-s~-
Received, New York, Sept. 9th, 1893. Of j. b.
Glentworth $4,000 for General COMMITTEES, Wing
Young Men. a..
H. L. PERSON, Treasurer.
rIrTy-EINrn
Recordcr.-Here 10 a letter addressed,
b. GLENTwoRrH, Esq,
Aston House, Room 81.
After mature reflection, I cannot change my opn-
ion Of the coune told you would pursue, were
in your situation. Ne other course can restore you
to proper and honorable rank in society. As
not aid you by other advice, deem IL useless for
to see YOU, as IL is matter Of which you can only
Judge, how far il may effect you now and in after
life. And consider IL Of so much moment, that !
dare not trust my self TO advise ether than have
shall be either at home at the warehouse until
dark.
Yours truly. D srEvESsoS.
October 18th, 1870.
srxr,xrH PAprR.
Recorder-The next Is q letter in pencil
Can yos not let me see you to day few moments
at my housed Am very anxious To do so at any
J. w. EDMoNDs.
This was the last Of the sixty celebrated Client
worth papers. The Recorder then pat the papers
back iato the envelope and sealed IT ur, and the
Court adjourned uatil next week.
I" ANOTHER csu.r."-rs IL true that the Wall
street clique promised TO keep Gentworih in Office,
II he dis closed the negotiation between him and the
Custom House ciiqaet Was this disclosure on oath,
the price OF retaining Office anothert two yearsf Oh
the beautiful morals Of politicians!
Isit true that Stevenson is to get the Consulship
to Havre for his serveesf
DrsesAcspuL FoReEsy--The Commercial Ad-
veser Of last evening" publishes what il calls the
"Glentworth papers, These papers are miserable
Gbricatisns full Of obscepity, profanity and folly
fabricated aud forged by the drivelers cfthst con-
Germ These are your moral and respectable papers
| Oh, OH OH
MopE AwrUL DIscLosUREs.--The Buffalo
Morning Times" Of Tuesday last, contains a letter
from this city, which makes the most awful dis
closures that we have yet seen IL Affects prnei-
| paliy, Mr. Glentworth Governor Sewsrd, his cabi-
net the State Barber and the fashionable society oil
Albany. I" Blow the trumpet, Balaam"
| TRrAL or GrEEy AVID DABSEre-Tnesday last,
was the day assigned for the trial Of Green and Dab
| ney, the famous Richmond 6nsnciers. The Rich
mond Star says IL was rumered that Green's counsel
would make effort TO have Dabney's trial decided
FIRST.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-31
HARRISON DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN, COMMIT.
SAEEIY

This committee will be in session every evening at
head quarters Lafayette Hall, until after the Presidential
Electien The large will opened every evening
at halfpas seven O'Clock to which the friends Of ARRi
SON aud REFORM are invited TO attend, 10 hear the
latest election from all the States in the Union
JoHs 5. BowKos, Chairman.
BrsJAMrs @. WELLS, } s..uo,.-;.. ,w
CHARLrs H. DELAyAs, \
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-31
ProvIslon Markets.

Prices have not materially changed since last Friday.
We therefore give last weeks quotations. ...
Eggs getting scarce, and advise all housek
ers to lay in their winter supply before prices advance
tso high point.
Whilst beef selling here at shilling pound the nrst
cuts are ceiling in the river coustics sxpcncc We
see no why this should be, bat cannot be helped
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-31

The whole time occupied in crossing the Atlantic
seven times, was one handred and three days and
eight hours. The seven passages average fourteen
days and eighteen hours each Allowing for the diff
ference the distance in favor of Bristol and against
the Queen, the average would be fourteen days and
six hours. t..-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-31

These rates still decreasing. The quantity held
here on larger than supposed and as the
disposition realise to nerease rates on distant
points may fall two three PER cent lower before any
great remances from the south can lie expected The
following table of the rates of sterling bills sight bills
on New York. and the premium specie, at the leading
ports, at the latest oates sfftaa
RATES OF srxRLIss BILLs, Sight BILLS ON NEw YoRx,
THE PREMIuM ON SPECIE.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-31
40 YEARS EXPERIENCE
lSExrhNsiVE H bIea ssdLHsboorsP THE BEST MA
ID OC II O r X V A N 8,

r. rESK ss. gsss s -. ss',f!s ~.
Peek Slip hey call Al The old stand they viii cs likely be
deceived There DR. kvans tie old stand though the
and imgropery eon,isvsd SEEING hs old
Doctor al No they Judge FOR themselves
- Take &c serrsriesced boys spa yrurr
fesc expeditions and cheap N private sra deli
cate Observation-Disclosures. beth and al
debites removed without putting ncstrus and false csr
fcstse.
p-Do-'t rnirtsse the Oid Doctor and No. for snv
other nun berthey hove the blocks and sgnirsde sna
ont. but they the cultivated u,trds. W
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-31
PAssAoEs OF THE BNIrpH Qvrxs IN $780,

The second trip from Portsmouth to the time Of
receiving pilot off this port, was performed in thir-
teen days and eleven hours. The average time of
the four trips fifteen days seven hoars and six
teen minutes,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-31
THE GLENTwORTH PAPERS

RE not of % uueh sequence the " FFtns of TIE
~ e pie ~ The hgit, neat and au' able Hats a FINCH
LIZ lrpcp,l end N 'nuisc ~ mimiiatie s'Je o.
Mclcskin md beavers ARE asscd IN this city.
FINCHLkY, Lha2elitr frsnsss Broadway, opposite
ST ras' oc2oim@
CUnDU. ID AT LAST I've most terrible scourre whirh
~ afcis such o. the human family have violated he subs
lime receipts Of the aw. hu lest they should resh w
their es o. disokesnes, remedy prosids ~ Dr. Hes.
trs " Drcp nfis disease AL We ccfnplies
tel fors, and would say. al that ntedy
take ~ s benefs and sn For sale Al No. Divi
onst 81 per vial. osiit
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-31

THE SroRM.-There was hurricane on Thurs
day night. Its violence detained the steamer with
the eastern mail seven or eight hours.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-31

On the inside Of It 10
Robert Loeney, plumber, Of Philadelphia, his
ceipt for 500, the LIST of April, 1889 a-raf
FIrrY-FouRrH PAPER.
This paper appeared to be nothing more than a.
taloeuc, or registry of the various receipts; a. all
the Philadelphia receipts were recapitulated it,
Under Miller's1receipt were written the words
{" Introduced by Mayor Swift"
Then followed these words -
"Receipt of Charles Swint, the friend of Nayior,
Sd District, Northern Liberties, introduced by
b. (eia) b. (Adger."
Then followed these words - -,If... I'll.
"Three several receipts from John Saunders, De-
putty Sheriff, amounting in all to $500.
Then followed several other staten snts OF the
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FxEK TiI1ATRH.
| TINS EVENING, Ostses 3: sAs psrfornsnes Wal con-
H. Ill n sHefEf his ia LIST n f i1Hsossss o. "A ~
| O,Calpnshan. III IrFowssj Charles, Mr. whsat,sv
Mrs Montague a. :: Az MIR. whsa1Isy
0ypssy Girl Dance, By Mrs CHI
Ra. Rs sff NJ ciap":. Kc k.i. Miss Mcbride
Pas s.x By !, W. Arr.lias
M ''&i Nv TpTr L :s :s6orTED. ~ ~
''''IL aasstss Seymour ns.s. Mrs Masdsr
Rriss.-Bo.s. a; Ply 50 sssss; GALLERY $ ss.ts-
~ pas. =. - - : - -
HAW ~ a. nT = a. IN NJ n Ia
THIS EVENING Oci si-Tk. srcormsnss VII eou,usase
With The grand mrio-drsTa,ic spertacis 81 M"
rET rF, WILKINS t;s Or THE lLYlN0 ts!4E2kRs-
is' Aassr wild * sss q II. Island NJ sEss
K ksSi:. Daughters Of coluns.. M - f:s:s.
wHEw HERE'S Hc Co oR ia ciTY PoRrRA.rsi.
sip tTT r.i.. x,,: /! ~ ca kss
To he followed BY he iist act Of -
THE ,FLIING DUTCHMAE
Mowdrsy. MIR Madison P.ppsse9s, NJ Il A: T
v'nds'etsn xss nhi:S, anne n' iA''As
Highland rins evening. to eoueud. w d. Woo
THE LOTTERY TICKET.
Capisa e Mesiayer Susan, Mrs ThoTns
Door. ces, s a. I'M memo. nice
bore 81 ee.s a mi nj - a., cents t
MITCHELL's OLYMPIC THEATRE.
"'' wsse es With the asree ssleS VIM
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DOCTOR YOUR SELF


A LITTLE COOK, entitled The Hubicon, written BY phy-
n srcisn Of several PRACTICAL this ety.
treats disorders Of grivs'e nstne with Instructions Cor
the patient 10 effect his cnre and plainly write. shst
every who rssds Il viii eerA'ay sHdsraand H. ard va
only 50 eent snd old at the drug stsrrs Fulsaa
"a and 400 Bo~ery Canal street ies crtsn~ieh street
Chatham sre w Delaney street OF SUFFOLK and n
Magazine street New Orleans. AL im'is
NEW YORK HARP MANDATORY. Third s,esss
~ nd sr~~The RAPIDLY ncressng demand Hams
the Un,tea Stairs, has induesd Mr. JAMES eTAkLkf,
from Tendon, IN establish mandatory New YORK where
he has sse sescvptics Of Hsrpe sde Ny the
hands and mschrnery successfully employed BY him he
manusetsr Of Hsrys the celebrated Evsrd fncss hos
300 20 600 dollars Srngs. Stools Desks and every hrg
pertaining 70 the above Inc Hsrps made speesay
FOR Isda and other esems eiiraes Old Hsrrs bought.
paired. Or taken " sxchzngs. osi IN.
T0yT-sUFrUsED To azvT FIN sTUrEN-z
letter addressed 10 the subscritsr and mailed nj kn3sr
hook ". " October 2Sh, contssnnx Certi6cas OF Dope
s,te the North Awencsu Trust sd Bsrtu %
this etv for s2eos. No sss dated s~pf. h.r ayahls
months AFTER date 10 the c Bsvsr, and ~ hin
endorses; Check Of NJ Myers for SQls se'pe the Me-
chanc Baph and pran Of the Bsnh Of kn@srhcok the
Americas Exchange Bsnk. FOR fss sioebcth Of the latter
able to the order ~ the subscriber together With hank
OF ~ Myer A. the Of the sad Cest
cse Check and Draft has teen stopped the respecting
Bsnks. they OF bat the All
cautioned nesostspg the ssd Ce6-te,
Check, Draft and endorsements. .....
oal ~ =. MELVIN, rs Wall st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-31

TAXES ON ILLINOIS LANDS, FOR isis Returns for
payment Of and Redemption o. lands cola fe
Nsvsmser Those paying through this agency before
The seia receipts for 1853 Cor paid through ihs
agency: rsseiysd and ready f,r d.ls~y: -.
gan lands almost immediately after they are scd W ths
Government Non OF lands that would
do we'll 10 call and have their paid through h sgeny
in time TO prsveut sale for taxes
Taxes paid lands redeemed from szle seSs RECORDED
and ,,srJ ds.erg.ias Of neg % sois AHA
sas Missouri. Ohio &c &c, AT reasonable charxss
PATENTS procured for lsnds purchased q the Govern
msni. =. MELVIN. Oste WIN. d Mysrs n CO.
Wall ltreeC