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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-18

"Shoald Be asked II there be no ,cay by rhich
The GEEERAL 0ovERNMEST cdn aid the cause Of
E.it.9.fCIP.4TTON, | ansrer, Il has long been
Az oRJEcr MAR NY HEIRr, 10 see The WHOLE
SURPLUS REVENUE appropriated 10 that OBJ
jeet" WILLIAM II. HARRISON,
ILh,a enhd,dalc E.l Lht itr.iRe,1rM
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-18

Hos. A. Y. BRowS-Vsry many Of our read
srs are acquainted With rhis gentleman lie vas
lor sometime a resident Of this town, and his
bland and courteous manners and gentlemanly
department gained him the esteem Of all who
knew him, lie ran in the Giles Ten district
against a very popular man Mr. shields) for
Congress, and beat him some 1860 votes. We
published last year al admirable address OF his 10
the people Of his district. Col. Brown Is ma
tive Of the same State and county with ourself--
old democratic Brunswick Of Yuglnia--and We
recognize in hlm genuine disciple Of the State
rights school Of 9s While we have such men
in our national councils, The republic is safe
We were led to mike these remarks Of Col
Brown from reading The following compliments.
ny notice of a speech which he delivered in the
House Of Representatives, by correspondent
Of the Petersburg VA Statesman Col Brown
is a member Of the committee on elections
Among the speeches made in reply to the
Wing orators on this subject, that Of Mr. Brown Of
Tennessee deserves the very highest commenda-
ton, rs an able, manly, and thorough vhdca-
ton Of the course Of the committee. Mr. Brown
promises TO be great acquisition to the Demo
clutlc party in the House. lie is, learn, ma.
tive Of Brunswick, Va"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-18

MARRIED. -0nthe lIih lust. by me nv
Tucker, Nj. WM. NATION to Miss MAAA
AcEE, all of this city. ,.t
With The above we tcceivcd some cake i'' WIZ
we tender the coupe our ihaubs AMI wish '''" -
happiness.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-18
For President
ARTIN VAN rem.
Election in Is40.

ToR ELECTORS or PRESIDENT AND vicE PRESIDENT
ROGER BARTON, Of Marshall County.
THOS. II. KINDS, ot Kinds i"
CHAPMAN LEVY, .ltfala
JOSEPH A. MARSHALL, Of Kcmper A"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-18
DiSagrecabie.

NECESSITY WI compel rs . give oa
In counts to some person capable 81 '''' :
them after the 90th Of this month.
A word to the wise NCo,.1%
PFISTFR y GoohNh'
Ann llJh. $40 l0-M
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-18

SicNS-Mt Hopkins Of Virginia, who vas
elected 10 Congress as a conservative, has como
out openly in favor of Mr. Van Buren's election.
lie has addressed d long and ably written letter
to his constituents, defining his POSITION aud CIV.
ing his reasons why he cannot support Harrison.
Governor Tazewell--a host in himself, one
Of Nrglnia's most talented sons, il is SAID, has
expressed his preference OF Mr. Van Buren, to
Gen. Harrison lie has unwhiggcd himself
A correspondent from the Old Dominion
writes US, "set down Virginia for tho little mag-
clan by at least len thousand there can DO no
mistake about IT, Tyler, you know has but lit
tic personal popularity and Harrison is still
weaker here. We shall have a warm contest
this spring, but ! think We shall carry tho day,
and send enough good democrats to the legsla.
turo TO ensure the election Of Rome and Mason
TO the U. s. Senate"
From Georgia. also, We have many cheering
sgns--she is safe for Van Buren, by some thou
sands Mr. Cooper, member Of Congress from
that State. who was elected as wing, has recent
ly addressed letter 10 his constituents, in which |
ho gives IN his adhesion to the administrations
and declares that as State rights man ho can
not and will not support Harrison. Thus we go
The recent signs ara all against the British wings
They may carry Vermont and Kentucky, but
there is no cermIny that they will succeed in any
other State.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-18

Some IF he Wigs say hat HARRISON Is 90 "a
gcrlio Of theirs, but they viii vote for him, Jus,
10 put down Van Buren,. Aye, that's IT. 1.-THE
Harrisburg Convention bad nominated a balloon,
We verify believe they would have supported the
animal
Col. Claiborns's letter, shich We publish to-
day in reply 10 a committee Of gentlemen Of the
city Of Natchez, will be read with interest by his
numerous admirers IN this part Of the State. The
Col WEEDS a vigorous pen. lie Il, in truth, one
Of the best writers Of the day.
Col Chapman Levy arrived IN town few
DAYS ago. He is in excellent health and spirits,
and prepared to do battle in the cause Of Demo.
cracy.
See the first page, and read particularly tho ar
tlcle headed "ConIppney Exposed"
Coresyoadeat-W StrGrS,' give Us his
name Please dol we vii. give you the biggest
and Il shall be well sweetened at that We always
IKE 10 encourage native talent
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-18

THE BANK IlERo.-Mr Crary's exposition Of
Gen. Harsons Military claims is admirable
the wings have tired in vain to cover the sting o..
lis truth by pompous Indignation, but II wlI not
do--lhey are fairly convicted of having SET Up
one Of the most signal humbugs Of the age, as
the raIlylng point for enthusiasm. II never has
been pretended that "Od Tip" had any merits as
clvlllian--hs military glory is proved to be o,
the real "Corporal Pussy" order what on earth
he has now to depend on but the "crackers and
hard cider" we cannot see. II they will cary
HIM INTO the presidency. very well. Is II ho'a
strange state Of things when The party that CLAIMS
call the talents" are driven 10 select for lher
standard The poorest piece Of ius,ain III UNy
six states--When the party that claims "aA hs
decency" gather themselves together with he
watch word Of clog cabins and hard Cder-whcn
the party that have fifteen years been denouncio.
and deploring the elevation Of great general 70
The Presidency because be was military man,
pass by, contemptuousIy then Clays and Web
sters to worship the cooked bat and feather Of
straw captain 1t admits but one explanation
The wings have no political sincerity. BcIe''
ing IN the lntaIbIIIty OF trek and hypocrisy 'ne'
think the lower the trick and the grosser the pre-
tcnce, the better will be the chance OF enlrappns
the people. They believe the people arc sieeP@
in ignorance and stupidity, covered with paIPa
BILE midnight darkness OF soul, that renders OIL
disguise unnecessary IN then game Tor once
Mr. Clay feels no shame to have brought homeo
him all the theatrical denunclatlons Which s
once spoued SO eloquently against Military CD',.
talns. lie once united with Adams to Preye"
the horrible calamity Of a Military Pres'deo1
"and for other purposes" lie now unIIes ""i
a Military Chieiain to prevent the horrible ca'a'n
ty of the reelection of lawyer, "and lOl QUE
purposes" The amount Of the whole u.s. '0'I
is a horrible calamity to the county, more .o~
dreaded than plague, pestllencc, and l1mne' y
any body to enjoy the fat office but Mr. Clay '%
his friends, and the country is very earnestly Ca"
ed on to believe il - Charleston Mercury
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-18
Toa GOVERNOR --FLEcTioN IN ls4i.
MICHAEL +. DEGRAFFENREID,
Of Wilkinson County.

10 be submitted 70 The decision Of STATE Con-
rsnfi0n.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-18

ExrRAvAGANcE.-M Walker Of Ne"I"'
Ohio, presented her husband with twin Oo go-
ing the third pair since their marriage 10 e. .ot
No matter; Wheat at 81 l-2 cents Ou'n'" ohc
pork at two cents aud half per pound ~ :,
plenty to eat--they may 60 on all 70" ;,
have to say is, that 1t would be deemed 's 81.
trayagant here in New York. " l. ''''
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-18

WoMEN.-By late act Of the Legislature ~ y
OF Alabama, the personal attendance oil 't'''',,
as Witnesses at court in civil cases, IS al'Ps"Jl
wlth--thor written dispositions oIe SUBSTITUTE
all cases.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-18

In Mr. fuckers remarks when sustaining his
course during last winter, he made use of the fol
lowing strong language "Thcro never has any
lurIst of distinction asserted the authority of
Legislature to repeal bank charter" We do
not know whether to attribute this error to igno-
rance, or determination to (rown down all truth
he right of repeal We have maintained, and
shall continue to do so until we get better author.
Ity than chief justice Story or otr worthy Sena.
tor We long since consulted such authority
as came to our hunds--Omong which we find the
names Of such men as Durk, Lord Coke, Mans
field. Holt, and host of other distinguished men
whose fingers can be traced upon almost every
law book within the Libraries of our lawyers.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-18

SoR AN ISDuENDENr TREASURY AGAINST A ~
TIoNAI BANK.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-18

PnoFANrTY.-A justice of the peace IN oa ',
which, U. G. committed one Smith, Dgp..
man, to prison five days for profanity III ''"'"'
his honor odd Cockalorem
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-18

The Treasury note bill has passed both Itous.
es OF Congress, been approved by the President
and IS now law We shall publish i, as soon
as II comes to hand. The Sub Treasury bill,
as Il passed tho Senate, was reported by the
committee oil ways and means without any al.
'era'on' It was under discussion at oa latest
date ltom Washington
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-18

1.-The fact is in the event of war with Great Bri.
TAM Gen. Harrison is the very man we want TO-.
President. Who believes that had il not been
for Gen. Jackson's military fame, the dispute
with France would have been so amicaby set.
lledr-argus.
But II happens unfortunately, Mr. Argus that
Harrison has no "mlitary fame" While he act.
cd as Major General, he was guilty of conduct
which would have disgraced subatern. The
British wing party in the United Statcs--shat is,
the old blue lights, aud abotionsts, from Daniel
Webster to Arthur Toppan, are all in favor of
Mrs Harrison, and it was because they are known
TO DO leasued with the British abolilionlsts, thu,
our Washington correspondent asserted her cleo.
ton would be the drest calamity to the South.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-18

See the first page and read particularly Tho ar
tcle headed conspiracy Exposed"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-18

u aude 10 such men as Colonies Wilkins aud
bingaman gallant soldiers IN war and public bcue
factors IN peace. never compimented these gem
uemen when was in pursuit Of office, because my
motives were Liable 10 misCoHs,ruciiou; bot ! now
feel free 10 say, that no two men have ever been
more faithful To Mississippi Their unobtrusive
charities and generous services, hundreds in this
community but especially the widow and he Or
phan can tcli
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-01
Mn. BENNErr-

MR..
morning, headed, What is rcligIonl" there are Sc
vera errors, which am persuaded unint entonal
your part and which trust your candor will cause
you to correct. That there were many females pre-
sent from the Duane street church, doubt cor
rect, but that any Of them made the audible cxcla
nation you assert, IS crong. Ike persons (and the
only ones) who did so, were three men who sat in
the gallery on the preachers right hand-but no
one near them believed that they possessed truer
spirit Of religion than those who silently acquiesced
in the sentiment the preacher utteriDg. Nor
did Mr.. Newton make any such observation as you
have imputed TO him, viz: There, any person can
tell there is true religion here" &c. Mr. Newton
felt annoyed at the interruption he is not accus
toned to address congregations who shout and audi
bly, interrupt the preacher and congregation by their
ill timed ordinations IL Is practice the Metho-
dist church here would do well to reform-at least in
their public services, as il gives lip worshippers too
much scope to make themselves CONSPICUOUS and
pass themselves as jealous, devoted professor,
when very often the heart is totally vacant BY in
sorting this you will oblige
OSE WHO WAS PRESENT.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-01
APPOINTMENT BY THE Governor

April, "a, 1910.
New York-Joseph p. Simpson, Inspector Of beef
and pork, to FIJI the vacancy occasioned by his ne
glect to take the oath Of Office.
Edward Coles, notary public, in the place Of Hiram
Barney
Joseph Woodward, notary public, in the place Of
Frederick Blatchford, resigned.
James L. Worth and Gs~rge r. Allen. notaries
public.
Joseph r. Leaning, commissioner Of deeds, in
place of Peter de Witt.
Joseph Fairlie, commissioner of deeds.
John S. Morris, cutler Of slaves and heading.
Robert Hinchman, inspector Of lumber, in place
Of Samuel Pray, resigned.
William III. Barnes, Inspector Of lumber, in place
Of Isaac III. Brown, resigned.
j. Phillips Phenix, commissioner for loanirg
tain moneys of the United States, in place of Isaac
l.. Varian.
Anthony s. Snyder, wegher Of merchandise, in
place Of james s. Wells, deceased.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-01

LARGE FRONT ROOM TO LET on the second
n Floor with bedroom frequred with crate aud two
good closets in the room suitable for gentlemen and VIE
he'd unarnshed, boarders the house
Apply at - City Hall Place, two doors from Pearl street
ST.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-01
ON CEWAIN DELICATE DISEASE

ON CERTAIN DELICATE DISEASE
DE- soe.aa Ssrs.ea.s Il:
ssis sgs%
every ssEsr give sns sc. ,ss ;ist:
Der q the Royal College London, &C. veil being q;
have also tes@oniai letters from the eminent
wpigs az Dr. fSy s"sF & S
%s .n be- Sssa Ta' t.
nut s'iSs ps ss'sssi
% .' scuS p e T SSmss u . . not on % p
and detection preyng on the %isd As well as body
effect po.tsTy, not indeed e destroy u, seperaiTs ine
Ses wSes properly treated may remain dormant the
constitution, as 70 show themselves in other way than in
Wa regard 70 DE immediate trim Of evils. p.rhsp.
Z ,irsrisins bottle Of drops or boz Of pills Cor tie IN
. sS S ss $ % me
which continually arise and essentially do ths..
d.. sess GOOD il +. Se.i5asi,s u another!
soe sS8i sgs S only
s sdS nS ssd Entirely s%pss
we're either the other but were totally different ssd
But q II Gs yhies s.inf.ly h,5y..: The mind
Her. the Poor patient obliged t. PAY for D o, a.. op g5
,pbsds disappear while perhaps to etsrn again o.
,ths .oeasons but whether the dseharre return or net he
knows that all the ply sic world alone would
eur. sSG .Ds.J ,n g. s 0py
many srctes be cured IN as many days " they had en-
ised'yesrs before. - d,
To any one OF common prudence, therefore would
INV sesm. ~ our city Tor t6sr truth how important
every patient should something OF the character aud Ia
lent ofthe person whom he 10 about to trust with such case
For the convenience Of those AT distance well as those
who wish 10 the most convenient and
priv ate manner have conrved little chest with the
TsrArs fitted in the Ill and which contains every theory
the Of these complaints That Tor Eonor
ma beside the medicine, contains also Patent Pocket
syringe with ingredients for making the injections the Pct
which $40 That for the Nenereal, containing aore than
enough Tor the Of any ordinary $40 aud the chest
little larger containing thing necessary for the cure OF
both complaints, v rls. 49,. "a, : -,
hcrr describe who has rot seen can properly csn
value 81 the chest uniformly does meet the most
s,nne that engage lin sse % ail 70 dc
Immediately the price shall be instantly re
fnnfed -.
New York &c
Y, die iov.st terms Al s. sYLNESTERs,
ar25 tso Broadway AMI W van ~.
DTIts or EXCHANGE ON all PARTS &C Eng and. Ire and
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-01
WORMS

DR WHEELER Of 20 Greenwich s,r trear The BatteryJ
ocnist has obtained for him
p.nv rxeps. practice and whose Balsam Mescaslo,
complaints the most popular and remedy
liant b,a prsduced preparation for the OF Worms
Ldr,n and adults nnocent potent character that
of long standing, in
from four sghtdays; Thus madeleine preIared from
ripe a The celebrated Dr. spro Ia relative or Dr. Wheer
,ho in OF the renowned
in F,esod; and operation gradual and pleasant that
Il can e with much and safety chill.
drens a. persons
The medci-. can he had only NJ DR. WIIEELFRs resi.
epcc az above persons from the country
lent Tor sny cure by stating the &c the person for whom
is mi ended and RENTING tpostage frce) 81
IHy- Office hours from eight A. M. TO one r NJ.
The B.l-am Moscatello Va sold a 81, So and 81
bottle bearing the stamped of the proprietor accoupa
MED with pamphlet directions for og ther with the
Testimonials 81 s lng efficacy from
raj e the respectable families in New Nol myi d&wim
O 4 syLyEsTER's EXCHANGE OFFICE ia not 70.
-. vowed out continues 10 Broadway aud ~ W all street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-01
FASSAGE FHOM IKELAND, NC;
@ - 80 rs;

From the known reputation OF this Line, the very
accommodations provided for passengers consisting of
possible the and the
certainty of the ships sailing on the appointed! day. is
thought detail respecting the prudence
those send for their friends selecting it, and the
Subscriber would merely that those making
with him promptness and punctuaity
being observed heretofore in facilitating the emigration Of
free passage steamer from the various ports
Of Ireland and Scotland, also be secured IL hardly
that when those settled decline coming out
money promptly returned to those from whom Il
received. Apply to SAM I'll TliOMfSON,
Old Established Passage Office 273 Pearl street
Drafts sight and for amount also be furnished on
Bank of Ireland National Bank of Scotland, payable at
the various Branches Likewise, London, Liverpool &c
Apply az absve. ap30 Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-01

yxyANTt D--A plain Cook in n small family AZ H0bokeu
w One VINO washing and ironing wei and can
come well recommended. An English or German .oqd ne
preferred Apply between and 10 A. NJ, or and NJ at
No 4 Coenties slip. APIS "
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-01
Circulation of the Herald.


MsnSrre HERALD, daily paper, RECOMMENDATION. iSaSo
EXTRA HERALD, the arrival ofa steamer. $4,000
ecyregate eircuIaton of the Herald ....... 50,76o
OF this immense issue we circulate in
Boston, .'.-''''' ,' ooo
SALrlMoRr, (not yet established fally) -. 49,.
WAsHIsGToS, ..''.''''' ooo
A fraov nai md Week
To Shinmasters and Captains of Vessels
For some time past collectors OF the Wa street
press boarding arriving at this port with late new"
have the habit of falsely saying that they collect snip
end foreign all the New York papers in consequence
asehood many captains give them papers and packages
which are intended for Herald No later ago man yester
day. enc of these Wall collectors made such repre-
sentation to the captain of the St Lawrence.
Now therefore, hereby give notice to all shpmasters and
captains of vessels that neither Bancker, nor Lowber nor
oaper other Wall street loaier have any authority to
get papers packages intended for the Herald Robert
Martin and his trsy administered mate together with the
pilots belonging tote New York Pilot Company alone
thorzed any packages for this journal
special noticeable heed
New Yort sth April, ls4o.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-01

strict attention 10 his business TO merit continuation OF the
liberal patronage heretofore bestowed uron w.
Hats done IN the very best sylei s0 from thorough
knowledge OF the above business he will gntee TO give ss
saction 4, who may favor him with their paronsee
Hats cleaned for the trade. sp"u'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-01

~ AM M &
Sailing from New York the isth and from Liverpool
the lst OF every month.
February Is-The UNITED STATES, Capt J. Gsher. F
March ls-The VIRGlNIAN Capt Lewis Higgins.
April l3-The SHEfElELD, Capt. +. p Allen
May l3-The STEPHEN WHITNEY (new)Cap p
G. Thompson
FROM LIVERPOOL
February 1.-The SHEFFIELD, 600 TONS
March The STEPHEN WHITNEY, 1900 tons.
April THE UNITED STATES $50 tons.
May THE VIRGlisIAN, $40 tons. 80
The qualities ofthe above Shis and the
reputation of their commanders well known Every
ton will be made promote the comfort and the
interests The price to Liverpool in the
cabin as in the other lines fixed at Pip with wines and
for letter. parcel package by the above ships for
which bill Of adng taken. For freight Of passage
apply to STEPHEN WHITNEY,,
SANDS, TURNER, FOX& CO, or
disy ROBERT KERMIT. "a South street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-01

1sE GARDEN SEEDS, Of AL the most esteemed specise
LOWERS, Sc, for sale by T. RlDGEMAN, corner
Of 18th streets and Broadway, Immediately north Of Union
Place Park
Also the 9Th edition Of the YOUNG GARDENERS AS
SISTANT, every department of Gardening, and other
books containing the results of his 20 years the vi
cinity of New York. lmt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-01
BROWN & CO.'S"

- ASTONISHING CHEAP SPRING GOODS.
- Look at this-our motto Cheap for q ,sh these
pairs of the handsomes gents dress Boots
yet offered the public, with steel and brass plates
the heels from TO 50 French Calf Boots SO TO 81
Of the best Kind boys and ehdrens fine boots and
Buskns Walking SHOES sps black bIenre green, and all
green and light slips and cheapest city
good stout boots for hremen wachmen milkmen and
from To So the best just call at Walkers
Can street corner Hudson, 2o where you will
handsom and largest stock ofbsots and shoes
in the city. Remember the nmble sixpence. ap2s-im'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-01

" die iow.st terms. Al :. sYLNEsTERS,
auq5 iso Broadway and ~ Wall ~.
DILLS or EXCHANGE all parts &C Eng and. Ire and
- and Scott and in Of As, $40, Es, fa", or !" any
amount, for sale.
900 spanish Doubloops for sale =, .,,,vrsrrp,s
apS 100 Broadway and q w all u.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-01
TO CULTIVATORS.


Yxxf M PROVOST has the honor to inform his friends
I'm the public general that he has received per the
packet Louis Philippe, 81 days out from France, the fol
lowing artcles:-
ehasers consult the prospectus published that
and the reports Of the socete dHorcure Of
Paris.
the earliest of ALL Of excellent quality and the first sed
ment (feculel.
ROHAN POTATO, warranted genuine Its qualities
generally known. 81 bushel
SEEDS.
MEADIA SATIVA oily plant newly discovered; pro-
duces larger quantity Of oil than the Cola and Of
WE'TE MUSTARD, it is this sort of which they use so
much IN France and England.
VERY LARGE ROUND WHITE TURNIP, and
excellent kind.
WHITE CARROTS very excellent for feeding horses, to
which it restores health.
constitutes the wealth Of several Departments in France
CAVALIER CABBAGE. growing from Toto is feet high
and very good for feeding cattle.
M PROVOST, wishing to obtain the confidence Of the pub
lie, will sell only goods Of good quality reduced prices
He per the first ais other articles
ing agriculture. -. -
Apply Dey street at his store q Platt street New
York. where he may be found from IL A. H. TO O'Clock r. NJ
apis 2w-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-01

II. YOUNG, Tuscan and Sfra,r
HIT MANUFACTURE, Formerly Of
ssi Bowcrv } informs his friends and
the pubiic IN general, that he has re-
moved to ssl Bowery, and has now
made up good stock of Fashionable
Goods, In the abovs line, consisting
Of Leehorn, Tuscan aud straw Hats,
slse, \ large variety Of Womes's and
Boys Flats, and keeps constantly
on hand good lection of Ribbons,
Flowers, &c. SC, and hopss, from a