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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-05-28

Mr.. Aaron Vail Of The State Department
ut Washington, aud formerly Charge fAf-
faires al London, has been nominated Charge
d'Affalres to Spain, in place Of Mr.. Eaton,
Minister enipetentiary.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-05-28

Tns LAST INVENTION. ever fertile
brain oi the Yankee has invented a new
kind of ink called "thc love letter mn. 4"
The viltuc OF the ink consists in It's hrino a
sure preventive against all cases of breach
Iof rrom'a.' ~ The INK 'adcs away and
.e1v,s iIc sheet blank again IN about ION
stVas alter beng wfi,,sD Upon.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-05-28

MINISTER TO Result. &. Cambrc.
leng has been nominated, says the National
'ntelligenccr, to the Senate by the President
of the United States. to bo Minister Plpni.
pn'ehtiory 10 the Court at St. PcterSburgh
Tho President Is rcwar.ing his friends while
he can. MIR. Canbreleng - certain of ms
year salary and "utii,. Sls,O00. Probably
Mr. Kendall comes next.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-05-28

/ SLAyERs C0SDEMNED.-In the u. =. Cir.
cnit Court nj BnltiIn,rc, on Friday last, il
the case Of the United States against tho
schooner Ann,end another not named, of Bal
tinlorc, against which an information bac
been laid by the collector Of that port, o.
having been built for the slave trnde, Chic
Justice Taney affirmed the dscree Of Judge
Heath, Of the District Court, condemnina
both of them. as forfeit. A Baltimore cor.
respondent of The Atlas says:
The vessels belonged TO man named
DE Silver, a resident Of Bahia or Havana "a nd
ne had sent out here Spanish or Portuguese
captain to superintend their building. Mr.
Strohm OF Baltimore, was his factor. The
trial OF The case came OH last week in the u.
:. Circuit Court IN this city, and was yes.
terdny brought to a close. Chef Justice
Taney delivered long and able oral opin.
ION, IN which he sustained the allegations of
the Collector, and condemned The vessels
The Chief Justice indicated that he should
IN tins week write out bis opinion, and it will
then doubtless be published He placed the
condemnation OF the vessels on Tho ground
that II was manifest from their peculiar con.
siruction, that the owner intended them for
the slave trade, and that his agents and fac.
tor knew they were intended for that un!aw-
lul purpose.
1t Is to be hoped that this decision will ef.
'ectnally pu. stop To the building in this
port or country, Of vessels for the slave trade.
-
Mrs. Fry. tho distinguished sister Of Joseph
John Gurnoy, Of London, whose labors for
the improvement CT prison discipi inc have
made her 90 celebrated, and whose true char.
lty and humanity merit all praise, was recent
ly assaulted in her carriage by Dutch mob
who mlstook her for that dcml-rcp the Count.
ess of Oultremoni, whose proposed marriage
with the Dutch King made so much torment.
The lady replied to their abusive language
with shower OF pamphlets and tracts from
her carriage windows ; aud the mob found
thereby who they were insulting. 1t is hard
ly necessary to say that this battery drove
Oft the assallants.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-05-28
AUCTIONS.
Ey J. G. SHAW ,-Auciionesr.
Coal at Public Auction.


At 10 o., ,oek, Il. ~. TO close Concern.
4 BOUr 80 toas Selluylkll Cnsl of good
= qnbhty, on STEVENS WHARF, is
lots 10 snit purchasers, say from ton TO y
tons, or IRON ton 10 the whole, as may bo
feqrired.
ihs coal is not sold under an appreheh-
"Ion of ia III prcs, but from Indispensable
necessity TO close accounts. Conditions
C"h. j. e. SHAW Auci'nr.
Newport, May 18th, 1910.
05''For sale at private sale us usnal until
Tucday, by ROBERT STEyENS-aS
whom, those indebted tor Coal are partic ulat.
y requested to make immediate payment,
The owner being present and WISHING to re-.
ceive bis money.
Al ALciIon, Il ioW be sold as Il is no,o on
Mt riar, aud those wishing il rescreened,
previous to taking II, can have It done, Ut M
"x.ra charge offy cents per ton over their
bids.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-05-28

TnraspAy,-Nny 2lst, s,IL"o-schr Benz. D'W oil
Smy 10y, South s,as, Scaling
sArtRDAN, May 23,-Hrr SChr. PsGj. D'WolI Snl,
ley, returned ~ CUnseg Of having sprung tho main
mast. This murIing, heu oil bIutk Leland, s,auui
nnled JOHN NJ, ers, Duchman 10y biith icn iron
aun and bTak, hs aneic, snd u .lfuay hutt vardly
btSDAN, Man Ztti-srr nChr. bustoa PaCkt T. HI.rN
u ffohpcct, itnn bangor, with lumber to n Haiuiet
Judge iscOCk, ilsihaAa, Ot DighOn, from Mobile to
Fall River Boston, OF Boston, Ia New York iVr Port
land.
WEDNESDAY,, MAY 27.--arr. u. 3. Rovenuc CuttcI
Nigilant, tunhur. from Ctli-c.-rlOku uH Cuttuhunk
ship America, CLIFFORD from 'iutau Ocean, wuh 3s,t
bhl' whale aud 80 sp. oil VI a.d or Ssw Bcdiotd-.,
ma
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-05-28
I'll r II A L. ID OF THE TIM MES.

The sehr. CygGet, Bnrdrk, efthls mort frtporcd ia
onr lHst was seen going NJ cape Fear River on tlo
''u, probably "r Wilnr inn, 20 procure psw mast.
letter iom Capt 10, ,hpni, u b.rque An,..ic.. OF
iindson, reports hsr u Cgolct Aunds, jan lst with
700 bbls oil. "
Of New Eediord 2JG ibis sp. oil.
s?oken, OF Sandy iiook, MAY 2iih, schr Warsaw
bufh1s, osihs port, non Ati@kagas f1r New gUrk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-05-28
N a q d 3 4 (9 e s.

In this town, on Tuesday evening 2Grh inst, by the
Rev. Francis Nmton Mr. itUr Hazard " Mrs Iiarre,
Anderson, both ui this town.
At New Bedford ou Sunday evening, 18th inst, Mr..
Job hlny Miss Ably W. ferS, hhter Of The late
Capt Stephen Perry Of this town.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-05-28
From the N. Y. Commercial Advertiser Of 26th.
Loss Of the ship Poland.

We have received this morning, b,
the arrival Of The ship Clifton, the pain
fiji inteIlig ence that tho fine packet shiI
Poland, from this port for Havre, wa.
struck by lightning on the 10Th instant
by which accident the cargo became
ignited and the vessel was entirely de-
stroyed by fire.
The Poland was the packet Of the 9th
of this month, but was detained, and
sailed from here on Monday, the ! lth
May, with the following passengers:
B. q. Wainwright, lady, two children
and servant &. ID. Arlwodson, lady,
two children and servant l.. Boyer,
Miss Margaret Hughes, Mr.. A. l..
Gemmez, Master Alfred Pazaro, Nlessrs
Z. Bernier, Jos. Prom, j. B. Vallee (;
]. G. Farr, Philadelphia J. B. Mich
OILS, Providence j. II. Mahler; Mrs.
Campbell, Of Canada +. ID. Har-
bour J. III. Buckingham, Boston ;
Mr. Reymand.
The crew consisted of officers and
men %, and in addition there were II
stserage passengers, making with those
whose names We have given above SO
persons who were OH board the vesssl at
the time Of the disaster, all OF whom
were floating on the broad Atlantic with
burning vessel beneath their feet, for
forty-eight hours before the welcome
sight of nearing sail gladdcnod their
eyes.
The Poland belonged to w. Whit
lock, Jr, and We understand that she is
insured for S32 900.
The cargo, 50 far as we have been
able to ascertain, consisted of 10000
dollars in specie, 2,70o barrels Of flour,
go bales Of cotton, 80 casks quercitron
bark, % rrels potashes.
Value of cargo $4,000
Specie 10000
Ship insured for $4,000
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-05-28
ASsi.nce's Sale.

UW be sold al Public .7,ction on ThursdaI
IRE M hoy of June 1910, al 10 o'eiock MI
commencing IN .EtmPoa IN .R.irkei sqaai
a Ill the right, title aud ln,cres, that Eraa
n tus p. Allan had at the time Of Ina as.
'lgImeni, lH and TO one Undivided sixth part
Of a dwelling house and Bake house snd !ot
Of land situate 10 marks, square e-one undvt.
ded sixth part Of n dwelling house Dakc
house and lot on the Lon. Whari--also onc
sixth part Of slore and lot on The uorl! sid1
ot said wbarf--also the one sixth part II a
dwelling house und bake house corner Of
Thomas and Marlborough streets--and one
,ixth part Of 2 lots Of land in Spruce street.
Conditions iuade known al tine and place VI
sale. EDWARD II. ALLAN, .3ssigaes.
Newport, May 81, 1910.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-05-28
. 3 "A TI 8 /.

At New Bedford, Mrs. Esther Nifo ofR,,. sylvester
Holmes.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-05-28

TATEMENr orthe situation of the Banks
- IN Rhode island on Monday, May Iil,.
isi0, ~ ,hc same appoars from the Retains made
10 the Bana Commissioners.
LIAaILIrI.s.
Capital Stock, S9,96s,is3,7i
Bills in Circulation, ,402, lSi 90
Balances due other Banks, li7,s93, 90
Net Profits on hand, i70 6SU 81
Dnid,nls uEp,id, IG7O2 -
Deposits on interest, b3i,JilSJ
Deposits not on interest, 1858 O4
Total anIoun; OF Liabilities, Si3,623,I7s 50
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts, SlI,7l7,7 ,779 90
specie in Banks, 39t 547 so
Bills of other Banks, 35i $40 On
Balances duo from other Banks, 65i ,I99 10
Stock in own Bank, Ib3,I2o 50
Stock Real Estate & other Properly, 324555 O2
-
;otal amount of Resources, ai3,623,l.S so
OF Till. and Notes Discounted,
thsre is due out Of tho State,
iha sum Of S3,s'i779 ~
lnd syabIe in the State, 1904, ,999 50
OF the Circulation, there is held
BY the Banks So2.O5i 90
In the hands Of tho public, l,Os9.5l7 10
BY comparing the above Abstract with fha re-
turns made 10 tho Commissioners, April 9th,
1910. it appears that since that date,
The Circulation has been reduced Ssg.022 90
he Specie has been reduced IA $40 is
The Deposits including Dividends
unpaid, have been increased 1851 SO
And the Loans and Discounts have
been Increased l,t7l 5i
Office of the Bank C0mmissioners,
PrOuidenee, May lI,lslo.
ItENRY ANTHONY, )n r.
WM. PECkIiAM, "'"" o
GEO. G. KING, ''''''
Published pursuant 10 Law. fMay2I.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-05-28

Another of the Van Buren, electora
candidates in Mississippi, Mr.. CLAi-
BORNE, has declined the honor Of being
beaten.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-05-28
PORT OF WP0RT.
CLEARED.

wrpSrspAy, May 2sth,-schr Bonj D'wolG Say
Icy, South Seas, Sealn.
ARRIVALS,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-05-28

We can scarcely give credit 10 The follow
ing sIa,c'nrnt, although vouched for by the
persons whose names are appended. ",
desire 10 suspend our opinion until we hear
tho Captains version OF The affair.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-18

the produce reaching New Orleans lays dead the rredeem
abe PAPER of the will perform the Office Of
circulating medium, because they have destroyed public
confidence The pressure among the dealers daily in
ing private letters state that large cotton
With the ruin around them the of trade
in every department. the banks still nsanely cling their
suspension They rapidly decreasing their oans but their
currency is still increasing Their specie to crcuatiou
is to a. This is not very large proportion, if
fair amount OF their oaas mature within circle of days.
The great difficulty Is however, that their bills mostly at
long dates and not readily available Last year. when the
banks paid specie and the crops freely forward bills
New Orleans were, in the month OF February at apre of
per cent in New York This year. with the crops
larger bills on New York premium Of a cent in
New Orleans This is the difference between resumption and
nonresumpon. An immediate specie payments in
New Orleans apprehend, would by restoring confidence
the forward quite fast would be necessa
supply the banks with Eastern unds and prevent
great demand for specie II the only alternative for the
banks themselves from The Vicksburg Sentinel
states that the Union Bank Of Mississippi intended to suspend
the instant 1t is said the directors trying TO sell this
quence this Governor McNu has issued proclamation,
warning all persons corporations not to advance money
credits by alton Of said bonds to purchase
them on credit than their par value specie
either State not accountable for the
stock The Governor has also vetoed the bill which
passed the Legislature repeating that section oe Union Bank
charter which imposes damages all its notes not
paid on Almost all the bills pissed at the late
session Mississippi Legislature have been vetoed by the
Governor.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-18

Lieatea,nts John II MARSHALL II zaen Des. Samuel swart
wcu', Ac ing Master Within swami: Pusrr, Thomas
ant surgeon, James Gould Commcdires sseretsry He
' e r1 r"ag IoS MIA rd pas'1d Midi Map In
Bolrer sam Wieo., Sam Miier Edward Simpson Com'
Kinrjr ,qnner rlemes Dewey Boaswain, Samuel Drew
TIE ship o(war Warren, S5eghen Wilson, Lieutenant
eruize, officers and we'll She Havana via
Notice to Mariners.
IAsD Sr. UELESA Jan observation-disclosures lust ar
rived this place that Dutch Schelde Of = on
voyage Ir' Batavia for Rotterdam with valuable cargo
on 10 K about aSs na s on the
cost Of th ISLAND on the 2sih Nov last and that che
1t r S"e s n s @ ~ 'hp Mslse
This notice rerore published with view to warn ves
sells abroaching that place Of this hidden and hitherto
known danger.
On the lh inst mites Cape May by pilot boat Jos
y Lord big Boston, from Baltimore for Bostoh
United States Ports.
Bo;Tos March lser Ransom Larkie Tobaseo via Nyrk;
PgovIDKror March !sar New York 18th, sid Tecumseh
Child, do; below, Camilla Stuart, Mobile.
Hero ass %sv
ar~ ch Emulons, snay, do; Trader Baker, Sandwich
mc an3 aI aas T%ss
Blake Tauntcn; Abbot Lawrence BOSTON, Elect Macy Nan,
mSsei Washington ne Iow.rI Rep"blie. soue Nheaid;
dem Brown Fall River; Undaunted Ripley, Edgartownall
cid Sarah Elizabeth, Hudson, do
ChAhLEsroN March i3-C ommsqui Sears Amsterdam; Pa
N Ms ssisGn la Mae smith, NYOl
Eliza Maria, Tompkins do; Thos wynns Duyer, dol Amer
s.vANN., March Ia-ur Rhode Island, Rogers, Norfolk
Newark Southland, NYork; Madison Buckley, do
New ORLEANS, March s-cd Olive, Bgeiow, NYork; San.
dusky ThonIson dol FraneoHa Crabree, Liverpool; Pro-
points, Wise, do. ri,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-18
PACKETS TO ARRIVE.
PACKETS To DEPART.


Cleared.
TIs s%i ss yie:sy SsS1hSs ss N9
GoilsnbuE President, Mock Balnore Lafayette, Lsndis
%siss iIIf r.s d
Nc Enils (swed) fodenburs stoekholm Anna, tBremeu
HsS. y'f FEB AZ r is %sf
MN suly 'rSg hs,re Tor NYork cid list The has been
,,s, and heavy westerly racsarrsd away j6Coom John
feEc .Sp sheffield, Alien, from Liverpool Feb L. mdr to
ship siev Johnson, d. from JansirO coffee sc to
ship Orleans Ser. ., day. from yoresu.. cotton TO w
N.Gn ''h inst ea sand KY passed ship oconee hence for
ToSb % saS sv sG'Sd
sE '"5 N I.sss 4. G. a cotton Post
brg wslalIa, Raoon - day. from Mobile, cotton, &c to
ogqcpss, Robin.oo, d. I'm ApaaeAicoa cotton. &c
Drs Linden Hubbard .d. I'm Mobile cotton nc to s,urge.
R,s fSsT Oe~iI Le~i-,'' a. I'm D.en O., cotton sc
BgE L:o.ora sharp rs a. I'm ApaaeheOla cotton &c
sssr IrS Nes,r.sa q. fp Boston, d . Herriek.
ssIr Herrieh Herrcs day. from Boston, md. to n
schr Victor, Atwood day, from Boston ndr TO Alin.
sehr Lsvrspes, hall % 10 Boston ali 70 steven.
sshr prssden knaPp, de I'm Alexandria aOur, Nc stuEs.
schr Hsr%osa Chapman d. I'm y, Marks, with co,oa to
ssSSr T T,s.r w S::, \ SRra az ell
schr Trader. Smith, Newport.
schr Telegraph, Eldredge. Portsmouth. adA
schr Perseverance. S-slley. Drnnis, 6sh-
Schr Nespcr. Young. Boston. nda-
rwo.Aip., bark, ss-,s."ri %T INV.
General Record.
Loosf Ship CesrisrNrws ha. alec been received ST
Helena fro ap q Goci Heps, dated cspe rewa J,n .th
oiows: The sshins spa-ish) IN NsRs, zoe sdlx.
a. Tab, Say yss,srsy having o. board 'aass wg snd
vessel fugi.rs No, as,h .s,sg JsSs Isi hssSs
the bunch sqi rsksi ~ Ls & ssS.s :, s.s. ssr.
wes, Al ws Capt Wolfe add Mr. lizard wtil FROM this
pa ~ Mo janeiro MI oprorsny should ohsr dscl
tn the United ~tst.s In q fs~ dar
MRS Carrier The following Inisresting insrmstioa va.
so I'd tom pisr r-port ~ slenatThs hrs Nsnsuon
'og'ug 70 Nmts, when ~ tare ~ 0ous ftf caught an
.h,tros. having ribbon round s sch wh qi sed ~
hoth en. eortniiE a.p u psgr ~it the fowing wors
siti shs opid q sal.@ bissd y New Zssssa u d,ys
nut, ~ - y nn - p The L~onidas Fag~sfos uastsr
i ffom saler. ts och August last sh- i ih Diet
ihelli g,ncefrum her
Naval
tn. sbrig, n.sst,r " pEse.. ssd seaas ths brosd
penraai, ofCom hdstiy. suled Mendsv for ", a. a.
si'o. Ga rrri,d tr Com Nlshesoa -ii rvisrn k.ms.
The Hos iug st q ofcsrs 10 Ne D~estw osrus~r.
Chares o. Rid ely eowslNnans us uniied states naval
fBrvss ~ eoNss ~ Rrari covfrand~r Henry W oVd
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-18

HAVANA, March 5.
Sugars arriving freely We quote ioa7l
ma whites browns and yeows Sail. Coffee prime
rules at s2oiher qualites Moasses a Last sales
OF Rice the cargo ofthe John Calhoun III Rice
market glued Frsghtng vessels continue they
mand Ca saf4 las for Cowes and market Exchange
Londos Ioal2, per cent prcm United States ds
count Las. sales Of Rice liai several cargoes hand
Exchange London oAioi cent New York and Bos
ia2cliscount.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-18
CITY SALOON,

OPPOSITE ST. PAUL'S CHURCH. BROADWAY
- -, AND NEXT DOOR TO THE AMERICAN MI
sEUMhs splendid ESTABLISH ment is re-opened for
season with ee and decorations superior
70 ITS most paly day Tor the purpose Of producing
Of Moral Int sua and pleasing under
sole direction of Mr.. II HARRINGTON. -
The Saloon provided with raised covered
cushions and backs the whole splendidy lighted
superior to the finest hal in America. >
Tickets rs cents each without distinction OF age; or
tickets for dollar purchased the Saloon day
Doors oEen al =, to commence At quarter before s.
80 PRESENT ARRANGEMENT OF PIECES
Moving Diornna of an Italian Landscape.
New Drop Scene.
New Moonlight View Of the Abbey Of San Francisco with
rising moon, stars procession, SC. SC. &c
New Drop Scene.
Splendid Fairy Grotto with the Of submsr Fairy
in the Wood. = - "
Concluding with the Italian Fantoccni Introducing variety
maj lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-18

CQNsUMPTlON AND SITTING or BLooD!-we
hope al persons who weary coughing suffering
pains IN the chest and splitting OF blood viii try DR. TAILOR
bMsam ~ Liverwort By doing them they
VIII get cured Several have under observation
WHERE this medicine has restored health TO the suffering SICK
when ply remedies have only useless but
rious tor ourselves readers
any other medicine than Dr. Tay lors Lverworts NJ News
sold penuine al Bowery Alse BY Rushion &Aspnwa
Agcntsso North sxths Philadepls; 100 Fu Brook.
yn; d. Mitchell New Haven; ID. Green Harlem, Porerov
To- Albany. malt std&itw+
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-18
MONEY MARKET.
TuessVmv. March I7--3 II. M.

Stocks have been little better today, generally Harlem
creassd percent North American Trust and Bsnking Com
p-ay yr cent stoninston cents Delaware and Hudson
A~caed per e.Bt Paterson cent Utica Railroad inn
,r,.d r cent The demand for this stock caused by
The W st of s proceedings OF the Convention of Delegates
f Inc Moha~k railroad the Auburn and Syracuse railroad the
syr.cd-- and Utica and Utica and Schenectady railroads.
s object for the safety and
Henc, the pu and the transportation of goods, and by
ay action such preparatory to
opening 90 the sfring business will not only greatly
the public but tssd the travel the roads,
There nothing done in Manhattan Bank stock The cash
Mr. Robert White in his resignation yesterday be-
forced beto by the Developments caused by the invest
ration and the force Of public opinion Mr. w. NJ Verml-
yea Cashier Of the Merchants Exchange Bank, will probably
suceeed him. and Mr. Hutchinson of the United States Bank
will succeed Neweonb Teller. These movements ind
esve that the committee have made thorough work in their
investigation The report ready for delivery, and in the
hands officers Saturday last About sis hundred only
printed and Kept close, usi the Great Western
shall have sailed 18TH Three four Of the stockhod
or. hav, theu-.c others wait Nothing has yet
rrd OF the contents Of the report but the great
which the has made in the officers Of the bank
aud the pains from the pobc lead TO the
eu.iou that the facts correctly stated Mr. White ap
Ear thought e.pedicnt TO before its publicity. These
nyserou. have highly excited the pubs anxiety
20 see the document will probably get out
The State stocks advertised by the Comptroller for the
dempon the bills Of the Wool Growers Bank the Tenth
Ward Bank the Bank put up at
AZ. c.tta .ls. naa.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-18
State OF Trnde.

Today the Tea SALE consisting of the cargo of the ship
rard exhibited good attendance and the prices little
better than those of the last sale Sales follows
a half chts Gunpowder Sic 800 half chs souchong s7lc
$50 2lb. boxes do. SIC. 26s i3b. boxes hyson 45lc
Glib. do. do SIS, half chts young
i4s half chests imp. Sic. q. of 2brs. 24k;h. ca
$50 lslb boxes do. .5.c. souchong sac.
Soc 6b. do. do. 55-c.
Cassd.
70os mats cassa l9c. 81 bags cassia HE.
The of this sale satisfactory notes. payable in
the city of New York,
Merchants Exchange the ship Cassander sold
$4,000 She is TONS built H,owe Me 1896 and
received thorough repairs in New York in is3sas in good
order.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-18

BAssF oD rsspeesy informs H.. Tissds in the vicinity
Boaas Hail. With w al asf e2% vii
Be happy those who wish play purchas, tables
s are ree tables Ss % Tb. OF Every mHs s
P cloths BALI eues cue WAY Nc for sale as above
most respectable manner and the best tables
MENTs Table knives Ra1or., strops Pen Packet and
sPortse Knives SCISSORS Gallery Brushes &c. IRON SNIP
Nayy,at r. SIMPSONS,
NJ n w,o,...,.-,.,issB Broadway, New York.
Laneets Instruments Raaors cutlery &c. and repaired
NEW CASTLE Del. Feb i4th, 1852
Medicine tuners Red Drop I was for five months aiet
& ' y nanny gave me- %
5 ny s df sa Drop s ONLY ON 3
e An mi and s of
perfect health Now sir after suffering 50 long, AND finding q
last such signal relief from Hunters Red Drops feel it my
duty to inform the interested where relief may b I'D
Division. 81 per VIAL
REMOyAL.-CUNNING CORNELL x HARRIS
70 the Store street opposite Bung slip where
ey Si Promptly execute orders for the various kinds Of
Front street near Catharine Ferry, Brooklyn me- swis
1S S51 GHi %AR
Having had experience the establishment of Charles ST.
John we'll that of Mess Leary Broadway, they
every particular sy have the say 6ster
a% az III H's sn ee aas ns city
der at the shortest notice. - ~ =
umbrellas and other articles line also furnished
Hats ofdiaerent qualities o suit customers
Bs,.s now Beginners. and wishing
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-18
-. PASSAGE FROM IRELAND, se.
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From the we'll known reputation Of this Linz. an. ,eyv
rior accommodations provided Cor pasenges e-nsistnF Of
every possible comfort and the
eertaln,y Of the ships sailing on the appointed day, u
hose about send Tor their friends seectinQ IA and m.
sbscrber wosd merely say that those making
WIN ~ may depend on the promptness and pnciua
being Observed s hereotor, IN lsctatine the emigration
passengers Tree passage steamer the
OF ireland and Scotland also be secured IA hardly os
eessay To that when those settled for decline coming
their promptly returned those fros, whom vas
received Apply to SAMUEL, TTONPSON
- o. Old Established Passage Oace, q7s Y, srl slrsst.
Drafts al sight and for any amount can aso b. furnished o
ne Bank Of reland National Bank OF sclsnd pay able At
Apply AZ absve. Igl-Ims