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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-27


Y hiri aios. have been 60 ~.-.af" an .afue-' Us,
H.e o. ace tbs cour " in alaiti'ud ideie''ce aha,
ri The awe tine. ~ ecure irom ne necessity 81
rnai1ia'nins az coy erod large SANDING army '"
render the militia .ltc,iy, without Withdrawing H."
large uumber at ar iclB citizens from i'rF oe,'-
pa,ions ct any on, ,inc . u ai>e Throughout t'c
csmmdnty grneuilv 80. kno' ledge OF nia',a'y ser
vice. wiiho4, Ja,rn- the Trrs.'ry ton heavily Al
this ~ ,,r-nrs 10 10. Nd be tivctc by tfil'rs. do
ring our wears ono adfc nouSand men, tor peri
ol not s1ccedrs thrv css than ten days m csCu
and c.erv year sacb tines as may least interfere
" 10 thcir Ordinary occ1 mt os; and, Tor equal ,rrtn,
kesninr that erce - gained that Il may serve n
reserve, rcids oct eases of emergency doing. in
| tie meanwhile orli lry militia duty. such IS now
required Nv law irhc several States. The cSpenS, 5
OF the system. VIII a. 1t carried would place the
United States in ~ Impregnahc state of defence. will
not exceed Sl32O93 yearly, Il the maximum mum
her OF DAYS for tr be adopted nv Congress; and.
il is believed .lt ten DAYS la each ard every year vail
prove slfIicit. the annual expense will be less than
$500 90
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-27

NN PLATC-7j 6oS Tin pla,e iusi ,ecci,.I
II ood Tor sale al feSfcd 9>lee By
aos III NroNS & TINGLC.
Do bales Prime Lou pa Cote.
~ 200 bblsNn 3 AfscrcI .1.aiiv cvooc,,,l -.
the Northern route" kr - H.
may 80 foRSYrH,hooRE 4 CLARKE.
SNI UEATFlELO'Ny-No :. \ U,voc,- .,
wv No los MateiAreer. BALTiAIoRE
Tho chorsc FOR boarai.his House will bryc,q.,
be 81 % pr day bulJN J. CoEKEY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-27

PATENTS intending TO send Gul ghiITs 10
Philadelphia for education will find a desirable SIT.
uauon IN the school under the care Of Prof. J. III
Agncw. Only n few are taken into the family and
these parents may assured, Will have every at
tCntIon paid To them.
For particulars see circulars al the Office Of Son
Atkinson. Isu a,,a a..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-27
IT. WRIGHT.
rrv. Jnne o.. 1910.
AUCTL y SALES.

AUCTI y SALES.
BY ~. LEsjHON IS. co.
on WEDNESDAY. the 29ih inst, AT n o'clock
al The auction stores on Buchanau's wharf Baltimore
l2gs BAGS RIO GBEt COFFEE, Cdtslo.ucs
NAV be prepared sld the SAMPLES NAV be examined
I he day before the sale. Il. l.. * co.
July 2l- -BA
MECASKEV, PALMFk ~ CO,
Manufacturers and Importers of
AP Err q | q - & BOR n Err =
No. is .hdrIel street one door djOce I r0aI
PITTSBURGH, PA.
Rags Tow, and Tanners Scraps taken IN trade,
q the highest prices ipde 25-2w
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-27

D'SS'bb NV.
VHNHE Co-periners,ly bere'oise exciting berv.,,
II The Subscribers u.1et toe NJ Of Aene,y. E.,sa
q Co. was dissolved Oh The BIB iu-t y mo,usl,or.so,
DAy % New
HENRY BkKE.
Fts. GRTL.NER.
,.o.,,cr. ID }. TALLkU
mats a, Inc wbceEo,' - oSshandilciAIg Iron &
in l,,pfe I,v The io,'. " rs "ill % clElGc'rf
& ,icsemo, q, Coitar - unoer The hNd 81 .kt
I,ie firm of A,no,, oebts debisN ge 10 Tue
al'u WHO nave Snnffaymenl ofalrtbe h '5,,so,
''' '''' "'"' HENRY BLAKE.
ir,oIa Y. :. GElESFNEP
y.Ie - ID. J. TAJIANr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-27

L .rl. ~. ia >-Jusf received At the Fash
g., va, "',g Cap store, No I7g. Main street
New ~ eaorSisg' , ~ ~ The Cyof
wisuf p. lSri,, ~, ~. .hs Market. Those who
= ~ 70. bJ., 41gLg cIs,aI.tr.
s,3 4,'ALLAM .pggte Ne Hot,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-27

z = RENIL:NGEE'S AMERICAN UIIR DRf.S-
y y SlNG.-ibe subscriber SOU!d respectfully in
form bis irouds apd nc puhc generally l.at he has
opened The 0hcve establishment ~ No y. Man 81
for the reception OF all shose wi please 40 iIvor
hla with their c,l,,on
y. L. Wigs curled onj frzzeis made 10 order
july 2-3m SAINT. ENTIg NIGER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-27

IA RS. LYON viii oP"n SENT NARY To- Ms
Iva &, on Monday. the 20,h inst Tue nu,,,.,r Of
pupils limiucd, application be u'a,c "a her rrsi-
Gece corner oC ilamaen aud Gu SIS. Lessons eycn.
on ilie Piano Forte, a. usual in!y a.
2G EDlCAL BOOHS.-AicIniosh, Praciica OF
w q Physic,l Halt on the Blood ,Duu.lcsoa's Medical
Dictionary, lngIeson's Eumin Pbyscuogy, lngcson's
General Theapuiics uscsan's elements Of Hygiene.
Eberte's PcCuce, GreCn "a Inc skin. just received
aud Tor sale br STEPHENSON a GAIsWOOD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-27

ENCLEC1IC SCHOOL. BOOkS
~ Eclectic Primers, Eclectic Spelling Books.
DO lst. -, 81 and 4ih Readers
do Arithmetic,
RAYS lille Arithmetic Sc Just received md for sale
wholesale and rotail, by JOHN FISHER
July 1873 Main 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-27

ID 10 COFFEE, TetS. SIjC!NVS ,------,.---,
II RIO Coffee, part SAG .c,a,.J "''--I1V Jas
30 bali cIcsis
100 cnJdy bxs 6,I2 Ga 49, ,nrsna.
$50 lbs canisiers it''" ttAS.
10 bbls Brazil Wild
60 Ground Losl -,
1000 ihs Pha. n (nI"AR
| cocoon bet 81 tNlt,n
for sale ny SdONIoN 90, ~, ".'NcI End
- PLATE TIg "ANIA AND
500 Sheamr. ''-'"'
200 Bsnt I'm.
from o. g,, Doao. 'ae an o,asugy jus, received
Js"t % CCLBCRTsON q CHEERS
hlL &LhrHER-I0 E,..
" oYg1'd.s Be1 spln,.6 s nioT I., Tanner" ',
iune III SOLOMON KING.
10Y Sc Water street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-27

"T HEREAS, have been obliged by the impro.
w pcrconduct ofmy wife Lucinda - caution a for.
bid all persons from trusting her on my account here.
10y give notice 10 oil whom may concern that will
hereafter pay no deb,s CoutIs -ted by hes
aug 6-lm JACOB STROBEI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-27

WASHINGTON Volt NTEERS 4 MON
q WHY BLUES-The rcgrar meeting of The Corps
~ iOr this evening, MONDAY Ibe 9th instantly is
deferred until Monday evening nexi (tho 81 of An.
gust by order Of Tue Commissioned oficrr
july 81 WA T.. MILLER. Scc.y
LNLIPTTC SPRINGS-Justr received n good a,.,,rf
Ia ment of Elliptic Springs manufactured RI
ford, Conn. Of the best Spring steel
july 6. SAMI. NEEL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-27
ALEX. 4. LAlDLEI, Clerk.
NELso~, for Comp't

klRGINIA.-Ai Rules held in the Clerks Office of
the CIrCCit Superior Court of Law and ClauceTy
for the cOuuty of Ohio, IA tie month of august,
$50.
Henry Moore. John r. Clarke and Mark
ID JuE.css late partners IN business under
the firm, name and style oi Moore. Clarke l.
x Co. Complainants ; ~,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-27

10 POLITICIANS
HBOHTlChL Mirror review q Jacksonism,
DpigIs character Of jefferson, o few COPIES OF
each lust received and for sale by
STEPHENSON g. GARwOOD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-27

J INVLLE. Onlo,-Aiu 20 Jo Wei. .os wualeV-
worth doing ai "a is worth Jo'os vel, a1d irarn to
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-27

NIIUtNlA:-At Tut held m the Clerks office oi
the Circuit Superior Court OfI.aw and CHANGER,
for the county OF Ohio, n the Honth Of July lSin.
Hoe Rice, Complainant
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-25
TO CULTIYATORS.

va VI PROVOST has the honor 20 inform his friends
the public IN general that he hes Just received the
packet Louis Philippe 81 days out from France, the fol
soMMEILLER POTATO OR PERFFCTioN.-Pm-
ehesers ut the prospectus pub for that purpose
and the reports Of the sociee Roy ale dHorculture Fl
Paris
is the ar,st of ALL Of an excellent quality and the first sedi
ment (feculcl
Roi!AN POTATO, warranted genuine. It's qualities are
generally known 81 bushsl
SEEDS.
MEADfA SATIVA, oily plant. newly discoveries IL pro-
ducs larger quantity of oil than h, Cola and Of superior
quality.
WHITE MUSTARD, IL is this sort Of which they
VERY IxRGE ROUND WHITE TURNIr, a new and
WHITE CARROT, very excellent for feeding horses, to
which il restores health. - 49, - -
sUigAR bet OR WHITE OF sILEsrA.--This hind
constitutes the wealth Of several Department. IN France.
CAVALIER CABBAGE, growing from 10 To 10 feet high
sna very good Tor feeding cattle.
PRFVOSr wishing TO obtain the confidence of the pub
lie cell only goods of good quality ana at reauced prices
IL expects the FIRST arrivals SEINE other articles concern
ing agriculture: - - -, 40 MI, -, AZ,
ys whore he may be found from II A d. 10 O'Clock p NJ.
spls Nv
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-25
County Court.
Present the three Judges Of the Common Pleas, the
Recorder, and twelve Aldermen

Recorder, and twelve Aldermen.
APRIL 2t.-The Court met pursuant TO adjourn
ment at ii o'clock, and continued in deliberation
with closed doors until 1, when the Court was
thrown open, and the legal gentlemen engaged on
both sides summoned to attend by one of the officers
OF the Common Pleas.
The Recorder then directed the following order
10 De entered on the minutes that the demurrer to
the second charge is well taken, and the motion
ruled. ~ 49,
Mr.. O'Connor addressed the Court. and urged the
Propriety OF further delay, because the Court
could not sat beyond thirty-fve hours from the
time he was speaking He was sure the Court
would NOT permit an uniavorable impression to go
'orth ana 10 remain on the public mind again st the
accused Such must be the effect of part al trial
The District Attorney commended that there was
plenty OF time to get out all the facts; and even IL
there was not the Court had better occupy the time
they had to sit, than to permit important an in
vestigation to be further protracted.
Mr.. OCOnnor replied, and insisted that trial for
perjury could not be get, even in day and half
IL would not be coniormable to a due administra-
nitude to be hurried over with unusual brevity
merely TO time.
The District Attorney said he could propose
plan which would obviate all difficulty The next
week was vacant week, and he dare say the Judge
would have no objections to sit and Take the testi-
mony de 6enche and then the first day of the next
term let IT be read over pro lorna, and the
summed up.
Mr.. O'Connor said he was not prepared to give
sp, or compromise any Of the rights of his client,
without a consultation with his associate.
The Recorder asked the district attorney il he
was prepared to go with the third charge.
The district attorney said his witnesses were
mostly summoned to attend at III o'clock, and he
dare say they were about the Hall. The learned
gentleman called some six or names, but only
two voices responded.
After much desultory small talk and sharp shoot
ing, the case was adjourned to the first Monday in
May, at III o'clock.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-25

WnE3 ASTONISHING CHEAP SPRING GOODS.
- Look at thisour motto Cheap for Cssh these
hard pairs of Che hansomest gents dress Boots
eryet offered TO The public with steel and brass plates
the heels, from h s. per pair French Calf Boots 81
So the best gents Quarter Boots and high cut walking Shoes
OF the best kind boys and chdrens fine boots and
shoes cheaper than yet offered Ladies' French
B9skps Walking SHOES slips black brenze green and all
other light colOrs Misses and Chldrens black, bronze,
and light buskns and slips best and cheapest in the city
good stout boots for hremen, watchmen, men, and
from S. the best just call at aker
2 Canal street Hudson $50 where you will
handsome cheapest and ages stock obsos and shoes
in he m ime
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-25


WHY Sor RACE There are two very beautiful
yachts in this port-one from England and the
other Amcrica-the "Mcrlin'' and "Stag." The
latter with her tall masts, ninety five feet long, 10
at anchor off Brooklyn shore, and the other is up
at Bcrgh's ship yard undergoing some repairs.
An opportunity now offers for a trial Of speed.
Let the " Merlin and Stag" make the trial, and
well abide the result. Both splendid vessels
both clippers, and both fair specimens Of American
and English skill in ship-building. The Stag" is
an honor to this country, and the Merlin" to the
Royal Yacht Squadron Of England. Therefore, we
hope that Capt. Lyons and Mr. stephens, their own
ers, will pit them against each other of Sandy
Hook.
There are many here, and also in England, who
are anxious for trial Of speed between yacht Of
each country, and il would create great excite
ment in the sporting world. The feelings Of both
countries would Join in the contcst-for IL would
be one Of a national as.well as private character
Therefore let the race be run.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-25
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.

New York, April i4ti, ls4o
TO MESSRS PEAsE & SON, As Division street.
testify from personal experience. OF the efficacy of
Hoorhound Candy occupying adamp house lately finish
ed and attacked at night with suocaton and
OF breathing. furnished by friend with package Of
Essence foa hound which relic we'd eectuay and
permanently. ID. HANCOCK, 26i William ST.
To Messrs. J. PEASE s. SON.
have expermentally proved Clarified Essence ore-
hound Candy be excellent clear the
public speakers -
REV. l.. w. GIBBS, 100 Eighth Avenue
No family should be without Peases Medicated Candy it is
available remedy for the whooping cough and Group.
DIR. ROGERS
New York, Feb "a, 1910.
colds, asthma aud other pulmonic complaints this
climate have been deprived of the
ing by hoarseDess aud should s be had your
medicated candy tried IL fo few times, and find my
lungs healed, appetite improved my voice clear and
constitution evidently improved rcfure nave no he
ton adding my the many who have ex.
pesnced the efficacy af Clarified Essence VI
REV. WIN. e. HAWLEY, 90 Crosby.
REFERENCES.
J. Goram, No 81 Oliver street
l.. j. Mills, 50 Governor street.
J. McCebrin, SO Water street
j. T. Moore, $40 Creeuw ich str, et.
Doct Burrows, No. Oliver street
&. Roo eris, i95 Water street
AGENTS-Iandy, 10 Highsree: Hays 1850 Fulton street
Brooklyn l.. L. w. Du,a 232 Broad street. Newark " J.
As Division street. Of whom be obtained wholesale and
retail.
IIRemember- &C aect not appointed agests.
CELEBRATED INDIAN EYE WATER. for opthalma,
dmness Of sight weakness bruises other accidental
o the eve, can be obtainedat IS Division street
Doctors win please bear mind IL they should wish any for
sickness. APT Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-25
Correspondence Of the Herald. !


Hasten Raiiroad---T ei-Progress-Poiiticai
Opinions
As old correspondent to your journal, again
take up my pen to give you little information re
spccting the Western Railroad, which is completed
from this place To Boston.
Prior to its completion, high hopes were enter
tanned of the great amount OF business would in
sure by absorbing large portion OF the travelfrom
Albany, via Springfield, to Boston. But the great
facilities offered to trav clers the Hudson,so
pleteIy shuts out the old and tedious stage route
from Albany, here, that very little travel is done
or NAV be expected, until the whole chain Is hnish-
ed, which viii be done in less than two years
The company very sanguine IN their eSpecta-
tons and every thing ~ pushed forward denoting
the most active energy and enterprise, hardly war
rantable considering the great arrangement oi imam
cial affairs. splendid depot has beeen erected
here, and six splendid locomotives stationed Tor the
use OF the road. The cars leave twice day, run
ming through in five hours. For the benefit OF all
who wish take this route from Abany, the fare ~
~, 80 TO Boston in the best cars; Si,Io IN second
class cars. Formerly the fare high as on the
Schenectady and Utica Railroad, but more liberal
policy having been nurtured IL Is now so that per
son of the most limited means can embrace this
mode Of travel This is as IL should be. The bridge
&C ross the Connecticut to interscct the line to Al
bany, is to be commenced this summer. Some 500
workmer arc to be employed, that by next fall its
completion may be expected.
The political aspect Of the state is purely whig
and Harrison appears to be the leading topic Of the
day. IL is ali aTip! Tip, Tipp' though, for my
part, most generally observe without taking any
part in the party squabbles Of the day. While on
the cars, the other day, IL was remarked by gen
temsn that Harrison was sure to be elected, since
the very engine itself was in his pswer, and said
Tip, Tip Tip (alluding to the letting off steam
when under full headway) The "hfteen gallon
law used up the wings on former occasion, bui
the empty pockets Of thousands (since rum is at ~.
old leve) are crying aloud for speedy revenge and
the locos are now 10 take the financial lash!
Yours, sc. ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-25
CARL KING,

CAKL KING,
THE well known and celebrat FIRST PREMIUM LA.
i DIES TUSCAN AND STRAW HAT MANUFAC-
TURER her Msdsy the Queen Of England respectfully
to the Ladies OF New York that he
opened his splendid establishment at
No. SO CANAL STREET,
Tin connection with his others with assortment or
TUSCAN STRAW HATS AND FASHIONABLE MIL
LINERY such have heretofore been exhibited
similar estab shment in the city.
The STRAW department conducted usual by himse
with great att,nIioni and the MILLINERY department
der the supervision of the ingenious American and Par.
sian Dung ladies'. His rARIs RIBBONS and ARTIFICIAL
FLOWERS Of the of fashion, and from the
most approved manufacturers on the continent.
He specifically invites the ladies' to bof him with call al
No SO Canal street Broadway, II and IA D, ison street
Wholesale Warehouse So Nassau street, ~. Y. APPS 3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-25
W LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS.

NEW LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
RI ~ ~ M
To sail from New YORK the 18th, Liverpool the
18th Of each month -
FROM NEW YORK.
Ship GARRICK, Captain A. s. Palmer, 25th February.
ROSCIUS, Captain John Collins, 25th March.
SlDDONS, Captain N. b. Palmer, 25th April.
SHERIDAN, Captain +. A. Depeyster 25th May.
FROM LIVERPOOL.
Ship SIDDONS, Captain N. y. Palmer, 18th February.
SHERIDAN, Captain /. A. Depeyster, 18TH March
SSA ARRlCK, Captain A s. Palmer 18th April
These ships of the first class, upwards Of 1000 tons
built the city Of New York, with such improvements as
combine speed with unusual comfort for passengers
Every has been taken in the arrangement O. Their
medations The Of hence S40 Tor mich
ample stores including Nc, VIII be provided These
ships commanded by experienced masters, VINO VIII MAKE
every exertion to give general satisfaction. .,,
Neither the captains owners of ships will be respes.
sb for letters parcels packages sent by then unless
regular bills Of ading signed therefor - =,
The ships Of this line will hereafter armed and their Pc
cuar them security not possessed by any
other but vessels of For freight passage apply to
T.. X. COLLINS * CO. Sc South street, N. York, or
VIM & JAS BROWN CO. Liverpool.
Letters the packets m be charged IL cents per single
per and newspapers cent each 10
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-25
Cor0ncr,s Office.

The Coroner held inquests in the following cases:
On the body of Josephine Losee, aged three years.
The deceased was the daughter of a residing
in Columbia street. who burnt in such dcplora-
BILE manner on Wednesday that she died in less than
80 hours The child's mother was burnt in serious
way by her endeavors TO put the fire. The Jury
found a verdict Of accidental death.
Another was held on the body Of Andrew Halsey,
who missed by his friends some time since, hut
whose fate remained mystery up to the present
time. Verdict, found drowned.
On board the brig Flora, lying in the East river,
the body of Edward Rye, native Of England,
aged %. Ii appeared that the deceased was comisg
beard his vessel after frolic shore, and lost
his hold of the foot s,sipped into the water and
carried under the vessel. The body was found
in twenty minutes quite dead. Verdict, accidental
ly drowned.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-25

A RoLANp ron AN OLIvER.-The editor OF inc
I" Maysville Monitor" abused John Newiand Ma'-
fit, the Methodist preacher, in his paper Ma'h'',
like wise man, not 10 say revcngeiul one n'neo
the editor 10 hear him preach; the invitation was
,ccented the editor was converted, and became
r,mber oe Nafiu's church. This is heaping
Goals Of fire. on the head Of an enemy, aud no mis-
take. ..
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-25
Circulation of the Herald.

49,, u,..,n a.vv r,n.r " 1890
nons'"o N-'' Pe!!s., ''....... 10000
H. =, - a.. ,,rr;;yal Of, .eamer $4,000
Aggregate circulation of the Herald, o'''''
Of this immense issue we circulate ia
PHuApElrHrA Daily and Weekly, about $3.50. 1900 1900
BOSTON, '''-''''' oon
CoNNEcrIcUr, .'''''.'. -,-Oo
9ALrIMoRE, tnot yet established fayo 80. 49,. -
ALssSY Asp gRoY, Daily and Weekly ......... 300
To shipmasters and Captains of vessels.
For sons time past the collectors OF the Wa street
pres boarding vessels arriving at this port WIN .e
have been in the habit falsely saying that they collect snip
and foreign all the New York papers consequence
of many captains give them papers and packages
which are intended the Herald NO later ago than yeser
dav on. of these collectors made such
sentation to the captain of the ST. Lawrence
Now therefore, hereby notice to all shipmasers and
rantans of vessels neither Bancker Lowber.
nor any other Wall street oae have any authority to
&c, papers packages intended for the Herald Robert s.
Martin and his rusy whskered mate together with the
pilots belonging toxe New York Pilot Company alone are
horized any papers packages for this journal
special notice-sake heed.
New York 9th April, lsi0
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-25

FANCY GooDs-TIrFASY 4 YOU NC, No ss Broad
way opposite the Cts Ill., Invite the notice OF
and citizens their stock Of klsftFANtt AkIlCIEs
suitable for PRESENTS. Fancy Stationery Rodgers
Gallery binese Goods Fine Perfume
IA Games Toys, kc Nc fOr Children. VII Oh they take
m showing and offer Cor sale Low and UnVes
pfices.
Portable Desks Papeteres Sun Shades
aliss and Gents Dressing Portfolios; Pockethooks
Card Cases: NeedlrboOkE
Travelling Cases com Ivory Tablets. Memorandum
w"St Boves, Work Table. Boxes and sacles 81 White
Fancy Bosss Cor levels. SATIN tor Bridal Prescnts
Gloves Shawl, IIdkfs Be IT, Faus in great varttv
Odeurs The new .tyles Frcnch Note
hna Laqnered Ware and letter Part. vareusly
Walking Canes ortamsnted With eh,eleyes
Acc rd,o,s Music Boxes 10 match the Iagss variety
London aud Paris perfumcry he fund ~ W, country
o the frs oustes only rapr STAMPED WIN Initials 70
Brushes, torhs. AID ARTICLES order
Tor the Toilet generally Umbrellas aud var sou. -.
- j. sYLvEsrERS ENCIANt'E OfFlCh,i y, not re
- moved but continues al 100 Broid"y ahdH wan street
aI9s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-25

Nrw THEATRE is being built at Little Rock,
Ark, 10 be com pleted by the lst Of October next
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-25
Superior Court.

Before Judge Tallmage.
Peter q. Stuypesant VS. the Mayor and Common
allyn this case the jury found verdict for the
plaintiff. Damage S3025