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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-02

d The Now ipfh Gvttes raisttatof The NO
bulletin. sayst-'fle govrfhtnshl u fottifyfbH
our harbour. On spsafbof's IsldId lhftls I'M
new pieces Of artillery have jus, been dfu,inlud#8
as u em'nn the ~last.pass TO tle ti.yg ad1s tfis
,notnit She soljiets have ttehttyI de eanpot,.
They are a. = un,lsfs aAJthskss alttfhhies racket
ever The watet4'. E
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-02

An KtortNkNT-A great sensation was csas-
cd at archaeological on the 7sh March, by
the eiopen men. of Mrs Heavyxide win no~iess a
person shan The celebrated Doctor Dyonisius
LsrJaer, the we'll known, lecturer on steam en-
gines and writer Of books on ssrious branches of
science. The lady Is said TO be ! charming mat
ron Of 80 years and the mother Of three childsen.
h 10 said that ths Fteaeh have $50 vessels
Of war, of which Sc are steamers.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-02

~ a aehtlr,nln Ia ,his lown went 'huurp one eve
ning aud art his little girl, ahnu; 4 yeats old.
with q large cock roach which she had caught b,
The leas, 40 Pal said she tanoipu To him With
II ,be,a IL a L4soE,ep,"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-02

n dauis1 ~ afslss-Aa s0alsl usitss
fsei nj epaflusthiss f taIs 81 w .hibsienss hss|
l<sa publish "a nsiiy Ins se.ainss,ss upon llg
esvsihdisIH u Ire HsslsSh RetlstIlt,~hasa eases
lave been pfeseassa ptisf % tIesf1th April lssD,
lint 1~sfstssss u q sastvsH,icd bstwrsa tbe~ sve
eeyetbnsp,s # ,lst liate.a dHt eeffsfpi ISL ~ 40
Hear aud lesile apsu. ttSn gaiars will .tEst HI
thai city within H,iss ,Haat feui ~ att.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-02

GEO. DOUGHARTY.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-02

W.
u Etef md at Misiahs4 fajy i shvtii Tine
40 Whe he'll tiix tsln. ef power Is doines,is
as,rfppeh,. sssIIis her hus,ssltaa slosfhy saA
tsesefvtd. s~astlselsl tliss ttets M svldstgfibt6 N
Tie Wild that fai mol tdthe q ifaf h6o~ledas.AH
| Size immediately slatnel hef LereloIofs ul,se.
ur,,us htip'na'e. with smiles. trsts. i~ntreaties and
threats. she md" him ser stats. lightning. eng
c,tt,pis. and il is sail, tpnltsJ The p5'r fti'yws
head With .lhe YOUNG une's little cbait.' beiess she
cnrli Get the mtstesy put " him. A ltnst' the
unfatunats wretch. tired Of the unequal strife,
s,te op tie point, aoI told the secret 10 bis fsif
M, -- IL %thiheli / head II f.vtn lis ssb
mouth, but Ie.e ,la net srsnh Of " fuf ~ ha+t
thee iss-. Anrf that ',tne. yea Gre Zee 10 men
tion At" 81
SHE rtemisrtl faithfully, and after spais to-
,,tnasl,ee frt doubling hrf an isey, the tss most
irv,t,plr k's4pd and tnslr fienls. The fir one
shut terstH IN her eHa,,ti,pt determined IL htct
the srttti during the stipulated time Al let
ticnds were refused ada itt,ffrr Az last she
enulj keep II in ~ Hunger, and wathetl 1p u her
patte'.
ml'ull. pretty Poll NJ - IL t,iinelf' "Mf
-z il ruined T. SCREAMED the parrot, Mapping i's
wings -
"~iIuaIi ! i, Is a SECRET III is a secret T. cried
rtrtiy prll
ttout af,tt houf. 90 The ,lay wapej. HE par.
~, screamed opt he h'eadful words, .i,i the tti-sa
ttsta ~ vain tried " make i, hush. II was a IA
Yutitu aud hal ,rsi a gIpat ,Ina1. pt chp SppII
have Hill, i #. The taep was suspended IN 81
window ty ~ iron ring. The 10 %innnting litd
arull rot ts feltrvpL. aud aep,y one in The stsppt.
vn" ttectr1 with HE Information. Al length lhe
husband passed ~ With The poor ,man whose
misfortune vns tl,us publicly proclaimed, aud 10
hi4 great mo, ,iliealirn md sl,ptne, hrorl n voice
screaming r,nm a window pf his house-tMr =
il rninrd' Il IL a secfet T. aud snw his wife viii
. face like blood, maki,ig desperate e%llvlls. 10
rhoks tte intn1si'etate ,%attits.
3trlS.- There seems he spins reasuti frr tlir
Trxians g. aprtthrnd m invasion fruun Mexico.
~ tfImtta are rirrnla'inn that Gtneiai Atisis. the
trmman"hps, ard The thrrukees. ere about 10
tnre,ra,e i,t, Tesns. Prrsiien, Lamar hns ".
drteI Que ina, ~ tlter, ~ be drafted thteeabsat
The iftlul,lit, To- rrr.l The iuy aJtts hut ia llnus.
trr aud Other towns, the volunteers who oil, red
to march against the Mpsieans.were ss numerous
A. ~ rendtr dating nnneressaty. Genl Hsus.
ton was about 10 Visit the Dotted States 10 Try If
4 change DG ait would M, be beneficial 10 biz
health. which il very mnrt, impaired, a~
FIRM fire. nfakty=tt was ynm,,te,i In NeN
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-02

fNtI4JH
RIA VI seen ID ,hesads etti senetN pf lie eststs,
Of Iu,th IN mia d, .sfrtjse given fhnf u6H leIi,s
z,lrel aefey Of ianif.oHs IN Afhs Greer III 80 BIZ s6id'
asiiis fraa,eaty M tlss tIvM ay A(eKx. llFshOtifyestI
~l,efsdt,s that tffp sri Mhtlsis my f,opa1Ix, mid he,
M 1stt I'lIHsN. TfHUMAs.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-02

~ ne II y. Seaots-rhs tll granting pre-
emttJn Right. 10 sFtusl settler. 40 The public
lands, was passed. A bti \" anee' The net eslnh
ivshinn branch min,s. AZ M "a au,ho'ise The eoin,ng
fRAvf silvrt change "a w.ll a. gold. was also passed.
Mrclay opposed the latte, bi'I ati said, tina. ty
tatu'at statements, II was proved Fhst every c,in
manufactured al them costs The ~ ernthsh, ,eat.
~ a. much AZ its rral value IN enAfrntN.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-14
MONEY MARKET.
"wednesday. Nav II--G II. M.

There still very little doing in Wall street In the stock
market the operations limd aud prices heavy
u T. Bank declined per cent; Harlem pr cent; Stoning.
ton The Tea sale day being the cargo of the
ship 0irard, well attended and exhibited nearly the
features as has characterized the previous sales.
The rates Cor southern bills aud banh The south,
growing VIII " those the improving. The
operation. trade applying the the dranse
merits which have tbus far existed the exchanges between
Nc~ York and the West where all the bssks pay specie Ia
The South the enee Of insolvency amorr the banks
bar 70 i'm ,rovement The Comptroller has notice
through the Albany Evening Journal that all the stocks
Transferred TO him by the Tenth Ward Bank security for
the circulating notes delivered that bank have been sold
md the proceeds of such sale sufficient pay ninety
cents the dollar, the whole Of such notes de-
6sercd 10 the said banh. Her. commentary the
~ afforded BY the law. II that the securities
the hands 81 the COMPTROLLER have not been Sufficient
the bile Issued THIS the practical operation ofths
Every day there " dcv hoped some new instance Of deca
sncsg in Offices of parts OF the Us,on
The dsmors,on and locssnes Of principle in regard 20
money almost universal and psrvade. all eas.es of
society. Banks, satespu5c OH scr private and
CLERKS, all be with ant Of pripe
pie rcsrd propsry uu and obligation of con
tracts This state of thnss has reached alarming hight
aad may traced rl.ary a. the abvses sf The credit
end the dernors ring ns-sce Of hank suspension. the
eountsnapoe OF BY the H. al suthorites The sa,r Of
wholesale fraud shovel ts fleets in the Conduct OF public
c1sers snd Who cce"pied NJ pcsoas in society
ss the uaso has be,n 10 those occupy ing less
spitaour psn until ~ aitt almost universal The re
eu,son high living. lus y which through all clas@s
IA bad reached ight Which eoul longer be
ss'ped The FROM Which the 10 support Il had
hitherto .ntnstsd Il banis The turn Of the tie
tb ref"r etopped them 6rsi and their SUSPENSION
tIersd hrourbout The Union matter oC necessity.-
Ths bsste tie first nei aud scrpuoosn - in
mess'"g srg'gefssn which lr spdaon OF Al cr-d
and ccmn rec All cssss had L.ed beyond tsr and
The severe sson Of cu-iIm.bt Ne learned Few have
ss morsi ecurge 10 refnee establishment sail their
esrenss to M 81 thew bsin,sa 1his fshcd c
ssnrtsiion :" r. ia the hope that short nc
w,~'s "bri, times rouud the pr-s.ur. ,-ou, pest With
eutIo~s Of credit The hst movement was on thu part of the
sorrer, Cfea, bad reached height and specie be- an
TO noN "nPe The sve'e c'realsr thea prom
arostrtshiio carry the spsee west in ordr 70 p vent
a. eing 90 Europe to Ply dsbt The ssaeensia of the
ba- tsa 10 lowed 90 psre, mi. acasu-e and resn cr.d
ts obliged 70 wat for the growing errs 70, ,hr PAY
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-14
Total

iotdt Pz19','zo
Many the defacaons took place in succeeding the
revuon of 1884, In the State of Pennsylvania and the
Slate of Maryland became duers for the interest their
state siocks that s they refused to except deprecated
papers but subsequently, paid specie the discovery that
refusal 10 do would forever ruin their credit The public
mind became gradually this breach ofah and
the OF 1889 produced the Southern
Banks This procedure gross for the Pennsy
vanans and had the legislature then been session. the banks
would perhaps have been obliged Before the
ing OF the legislature the moral Of the community be-
came buned and the frauds Of the banks became lgazed
Since the second suspension the spread dishonesty has
rapid and the obligation Of their creditors
has been cavaery treated Threats have been thrown
out of them that the stock issued by them will be de-
cared null and void various preences Others have
elected to make provisions for their interest and the egsa
of have adjourned without making provision for
debts due Symptoms of disregard the virtue Of contracts
have been apparent in the following states. 81,
T. s. GoyernmSnt-Treasury note. not paid at maturity
rMsnnns;ylvania-No provision made for interest.
mo- possoS tn Sy
Missis. pp-Thrsaened 70 repuaste certain stock
Michigan
I9diana-Issaed scrip in small amounts to wOrsmen.
The threats the part of certain rcpudate stocks
grow Of the belief that they have the right to Do in
Of the noncompliance with the Law to the
SALE If the suffered less in
ofhe ahessness Of their agents. that why limo
cent third parties into whose hands the stock has passed
should be robbed of their money The face Of the certificate
bears the unconditional Of the state issuing it, for
the payment of the promised On the faith Of this
guarantee the purchaser invested his money and there
morality in the attempt of the states to from the
possibility.
While the states have pursuing dhonorabe
rotten all sides have been breaking thereby
exposing almost endless Of corruption among the Off
whom the following the most prominent defauer
Lewis, schuylkill Bank, 81 900
Newcombe Manhattan '...'................. se9os
Surtees, ,;incinmti s'...''''......''...'. No GOO
Dso;nesy. sI.gia wv ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-14

ss Nam No. es d. AHp
and far bounded BY own Clark County, Indiana and
' su Is of have
ihe ad1sng town Germany alias New Herculanum Cor
,1SsI MhOSt ensrosehing the New Metz aS
ser consequence thereof be divided two lots
order to this valuable property better known to the
y Ss1 sSs 1 al. m g. Fac,
Tess plan we send the reader for the brilliant
When down the Ohio you have just passed Eigh.
e.p Miles Island look out e right for lovely meadow
New the most sasan. saon oS the banks
% ha saq;al river Distance, III miles from Cincinnati
there are on the pemisesver rich natural and
house s sts fs sa
n"%ss, cellars
shade poles meadow iss Sordsr
%aHson sSf1s I but thu plaster
enc T yGSs y AID vsry
twenty feet square, five Of them with hrepases
houses s,Gns sang I panS mt use and
Tns BE- so 's s i not s"E 70 y
compelled togo out doors Tor il.
| One dining room.a
| One drawing room.
One second balcony in front of the house lock-
bns second bedroom.
| One garrett above.
This house built and the inside finished very sncon-
style for the country. All the doors
glazed doos all the back and inside doors rstrae PANEL
doors excellent yellow pine flooring everywhere
the kitchen which Of course has brick eor elegant
pieces; pretty French windows and everything little after
| the Europe ! fashion
The whole buidng double winged house adorned with
pretty gothic window at each gable end forms an ensemble of
avery pleasant which reality and
most desirable home in a country entirely new.
And lastly extensive and very remarkable frame build
ing irtended setai sore-two story high
81 feet by porch front aud back half feet
in breadth; "a good windows big chimney large fire place
| very fac maSteipiece, good flooring.
Ihs large house. not being yet divided by partitions
| industry or manufacturing busiaess. 80 "
dsta
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-14

From FLoRIDA.-Capt. Holm s, at some place
west of St. Johns River, strucka trail, and after
following it up some distance, and not finding the
Indians, suspected the Indians might be following
him; he accordingly laid four men in ambush, and
proceeded with the rest Of his company; shortly af
forwards two Indians came up, aud were fired on by
the in coneealment-kiIled one and badly
wounded the other, that he was taken. We did not
learn the date of the occurrence, though it hap
pened very recently .-St Augustine, May1.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-14

DIsaRAcEFUL OUrRAsE.-On Sunday last as VIM.
Moore, the stool pigeon, who has lately become un-
enviably celebrated from his testimony in the Mer-
was recognized by lot Of soap locks and rowdes,
who raised the cry Of thief, pick pocket, &c. and
themselves set upon the unhappy man, and beat and
kicked him most numerically. The Captain find
about, and made for Caldwells landing, where he
compelled the miserable wretch to go shore more
dead than alive
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-14

REcovERED.-Mr. Stedman, of Hartford, was re-
Gently robbed in Philadelphia of his pocket book
containing $4,000. He applied to the police and al
ter several days passed, one OF the officers handed
him a note. which stated that ne would ind his
money at a certain place, at certain time. Hew
AZ designated and rec cred bis property.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-14
To n Full-Bloyyn Rose.

Flower thy beauty pencil cannot paint.
gar ON thee with wonder, and admire
Thy 6ns construction, delicate and soft
1hy lovely hue-lhy animating tints--
All fiji The soul with admiration vast,
And alteration fond, intense, and pure
All teach me TO be humble-to adore
Thy great and wond'rous Author
Flower. soon thou wilt fade. he gorgeous tihts
4 hat now bedeck-now beautfy thee
Will ION, soon depart and thou decay.
Leaving perhaps. some faint yet lovely odour
To tell OF thy -nce chaste and sweet existence.
Reader! art thou a maiden young and far
Then view the rose, and CLEAN the MOI al there;
Though sprightly now, and beauteous and gay,
Thou like the flower, must quickly pass away.
Aud then thy virtues and dear worth combined,
VIII The lasting odeur left behind
?, iLadsiskta.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-14

PA ssengers Sailed.

Llysnsoo,-pqst,, ,A9e st,phsrr Whiin,gIMrs Arthur
Tn,ny. Mr.. McKio, Miss Gl, Franklin Dowly Baltimore
Hare Powell lady and two servants Julia, Samus ID
John aymsr Aegu,,us AymsE Jos Sanchez Peter sharpe
Boston; James Sowe I-e Of MAUI w Alwsed, Warwick
VIM Pratt, Miss Pratt LVerpool MIR Cameron esd regt, Al
Lieut. Bennt hassr list regt Mr. Mills LIST reg VIM Lucas
Hume Lucas, DIR Hume. Charleston Sc Ames, spring
total
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-14

LIBERATION OF WM. l.. MAcKENzIE.-We have
the satisfaction Of stating that Mr.. VIM. Lyon Mac
evening, about half past o'clock, by order from
the President Of the United States, transmitted
through the U. S. Marshal to the Sheriff Of Monroe
county. The sentiments we have freely expressed
in favor of his Liberation render it needless say
more than to congratulate him heartily his resor
aticn to Observation-Disclosures Daily Adr., May IL.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-14

Old Flip A Special Meeting the Sixth Ward
Typ VIII meet this Thsrsday evening, May 4h half pas.
O'CLOCK at Their Club Room Monroe Hail. Of Pearl
Cenre streets The President expects good wkg
forward and all those who friendly the old
soldier Of Tppecanoe aud join our club band OF music Will
be In attendance: Hard Cider not
By Order. JOHN GRAY President
JOSEPH p. PIRssoS. }.
RICHARD LAWRENCE. S"N'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-14

o. The CHArHAM THEArRE is walking into the
Bowery and the Olympic in style not so slow
Celeste is drawing all her old admirers into the
Chatham. From her engagement may be dated the
complete resusitation and triumph Of the Chatham.
How droll! but yet hsw natural! The Park and the
Chatham will at length be on the high road to sue
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-14

o. AN ATRocIoUs MueDER is recorded in the
Chicago Democrat, Of the Both ult, committed upon
the person Of Mrs. Lucreiia Thompson, about 80
years Of age, who left her residence in search Of
stray COW, but did not returs again Alter several
and bruised with blows. An Irishman, named Stone,
has been arrested, on suspicion Of being the muir
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-14

10th Of January last
United States Ports.
BALTIMORE, May l2-cld Direct, Briggs NYork.
IehMosD May '91arr Liberty, New York WIN Hart, do;
NORFOLK May ii-arr Rchd Thompson, Buck, from Balii-
more vita Hour &c bound to NYorkput in with loss
OF DECK oa4 having experienced heavy gale Of wind from
TO r. on Friday night last in which she was knocked on her
neam ends the Roads company with the Thorn
Bennett from James River laden with wood had lost
load Ia the gale.
CHARLfsToN, May s-cld Minerva Wadsworth Antwerp;
Cuba - - 30 49,
SAVANNAH, May s-an Augusta, NYork
Foreign Ports.
Rio GRANDE, 81 days since-Hmilah, for NYork, days
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-14

The poison thus originated infused sef the officers
in charg. public funds and the following some
of those who became defaulters.
srATEMENr o DEFAULTERs GOVERN
mESr, WHOSE DEFALcATIoSs HAVE OCCURRED SINCE THE
roEI MARY
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-14

HARD TIMEs.-The wife of Mr.. William Mer-
rick, who is in the employ of the West Point Found
ry Association at Cold Spring, Patnam county, New
York, lately presented him with three girls at one
birth. Truly has he proved himself worthy co
laborer of the big trip-hammer.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-14

others probably with The wind was
blowing fresh al the time
The Free Trader OF Portland ashore last Tuesday on
Middle Reef IN Hur Gate. She boared by two pilots
just before going ashore but 10th Ter refused.
Pilot boat Jacob Bell David Scott the 18th
fell IN with this wreck Of large schr 10 miles OF Little
Harbor The head of her foremost about is feet
water with all the rigging attached, and chain the
Annexed il comparative view of vessels loading the u.
States for foreign ports ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-14

OC- Mrs. HELD takes benefit at the Bowery,
tonight. If she gets benefit when shet takes BEN
eft, then it were well she would take bumper
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-14

l5- There was white and. a black row in Cam
den, Pa. last Monday Several houses were. pulled
down.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-14

APPOINTMENTS BY Gov. SEwARD.-Philo II.
Ruggles, master in chancery, and Gouverneur NJ
Ogden, notary public, in the city of New York
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-14

THE CANAL.-There was a report in town yester-
day, that a breach in the Canal had again occurred
near Schenectady .-Bufaio Adrotiser, May 8.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-14

o. A Wing Mayor and Common Council have
been elected in Quincy, Illinois.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-14

9J- The Mormons are cOngregatng in great num-
bers at place in Illinois called Nauveo. At re-
conference at that place 5000 priests and prose
lytes were assembled.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-14

&c Madame Otto and Mr.. Brough are in this city,
and intend to give concert Monday evening
next-St Louis Ne,c Era, Aprii 30.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-14

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR health ONLY-A
bASsFORD resp, fully informs his friends the uci
ofhe Taersas that Ne has st fitted up the large Room 40
knewn ~ broadway Hail. with tables whsrchs VIII
ee happy 10 sec thos. who wish 70 play purchase tables
Al his old stand Ann street adjoining Museum
there thirteen nbles ready trial Tables OF every Do
scrpbon cloths, bais cues, SC for sale
cost respectable and the best tables
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-14
InlportnllNns.

,vRsPer Ocsaaas-se his liquors Eneler Foleyse DO
Crcae Hcgeekeneoo hkts wine Mohr Pohman $50 tons
plaster McCrscken Livingston bbls brandy Rhodes
Col bdl O. seidel-so bkt, % plants Caneyi9
pkg Poirrier Bros-s b. &c Theriatf do TO order.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-14
Married,

On the i2h instant ST. Johns Church, by the Rev. DR..
wainwright Mr. Jsseph ID. Miller TO Miss Emma Elizabeth.
ooly daughter Of MIR. Thomas Robin. all Of this city,
Died.
On Monday evening" Of consumption, John ONel ia the
sst year Of his age
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-14

TO MERCHANTS.
% Merchants by ea-ng letters at ID. CoSKLiNs No.
Whitehall have them put en- board either inward or
outward bound vessels, by X 8. MARrfS.r 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-14

LIZ. OYAt.-. \, 90 , fNN has moved fvrr Are.ir
" III No Ion sirrc' Arcaac HOW, "a Avn ,'rcet
Nv. HsrsId Office spa ~ NJ hspry his fris -s
aad s,eers from ~ until c'cieh The day. 18Th instant
uyisu'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-14

70 Ub'oN ANU MIX sIUI1E' 2S
THOSE wishing fashionable pari. Rsasns should call
~ DIVISION street weerc b. found the largest AZ
sornept N the city con,ing Of Rich fhrndere s'ro
Napra and GrOsdetn. Ribbons nhro,drred Eage Uroa
dnmbre RhbrDs. Sbstcd Ribbpns. Chtra RhAons Nrpet
Ribbons, NC &c &c. Plain Figured siks Corded Shs
WIZ Reeds md Milnc'y mtiehs w. ge,rra Tbs d'yr,
ec cases of rape Lisse assorted co.os Wa fnh bi
white Stsw. Hre~n, Fawn. snd hlode, Lilac W Blach
&C. Aho, Eabrg,Fed Crap. Lisss Ribboso ,opsher vh'
great asortpent of f,Dry Dry (3enis.
". Bt oasfaniiy on has IssnllsmeBs and Ladies' bes
Paris Md fslnt ea. wholesale aDl ret., hy
apiAtwss g.. v. LEVY. ~. Division street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-14
PACKETS TO ARRIVE.
PACKETS TO DEPART.


Cleared.
hen Whitney, Thomr-on. Liverpool, Hannah Boss ~
OtieAnsi toemo tbrl Cumming, Quebec; VIM IA Tain an.
Hunt fens -c.a and Mobile; Cue~ Br) Carl indor NS
rianet ~ PETE shan; Baldwin, Bsss.t
bsssett Boston; Lody-gs ,icrmond, NOolsans.
= Arrived.
ship 0eessus, Bourne from asrc Apri d, 20 BOYD A.
Hi.cse -ssy 80 y ' " IVY" -
J ~ Rutr. ''f' F'P'''o' wv "'ii", v"
Bns For e Hat hiason 20 days from Rio Gran De- viii.
lids, 800 it,r, Nc 60 RichsrIs '|' '
srhr Patriot AmeE ~ dave IRON, To,ks rsi,nI A. ~.
Ntss, tyoo goshsls salt to n ss,bbs i '" "'N' -
Shr Edward smith, d. In Wilmington NC naval stores
a'nry Chase, jones' ds f- Washington, NC, naval
schr hr,s, woglan days fn Norf,Is md, 70 s,u,p..
~ @na In arae, II fyny jibbOpm and Cor.
sop John clayton, SMITH frsn Ibiaas.rI,s Wit
corn. 'i'''~' "'''
Below.
One shp ana two brrs.
sailed.
ship STEPHEN whitney. Thur fr Ii,trpool
General IL "cs rsi.
Ios Of LJt.-Th Oct anus rived yesterday from H.snp
10. ,hrt on g.. % Il LEI i.oaih, ~ M ftgs c6anne
Bird The schr imms dstely sunk %, Nv NJ nan
saved and he picked by of the s boats; the