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The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-22

The OLD BAY STATE.-The Boston Post
furnishes some statistics of the late census
of Massachusetts,. The present population is
749,So6-increase in ten years I2s,292. The
number OF bushels of potatoes raised in the
state in 1910, 5,2s5,7O2 The number ofcot.
ton manufactures is 26s; number of soindles
665,709; value of manufactured articles sI6.-
57S,OOS; number OF persons employed 2O,s2s:
capital invested, SIS O79, OS9. Number of dis.
hllerles 81; number of gallons produced s4.-
lOS,O42. Number of breweries 7:-number
of gallons produced 429. $500; of which Boston
contains 2; number of gallons produced 1885,
600; capital invested in breweries and dis tiller
les S96S,I0O; of which is invested in Boston
sS-C,OOO' Total capital invested in manufac.
lures in TIE state is $40, 49,, 2s6.
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REsuMPrIov IN hLiNos-We see by the St,
Louis New Era, thai the State Bank of Illinois
despatched expresses to all its branches on Sun
dav the 9Th instant, instruehng them to resume
spscie pavments on Monday the 9TH. This mea-
sure. adopted so hastily, was for the purpose of
nreventing forfeiture of its charter by the
Bank. The dominant party in the Legislature,
il would seem, was determined TO crush the
Bank at all hazards; and, as the Suspension of
specie payments had been legalized by the pre-
vieus session-and as the act passed then specl-
fed that the Bank should not be compelled to
resume specie payments, until the close Of the
next General Assembly of the State of Illinois,"
the majority declared the present session to be
only a special one, and adjourned it sine die.
This was on Saturday evening, at quarter past
) o'clock, three hours and quarter after the
Bank had closed its business for the day. To be
ready to resume when the bank hours of Mon
day should arrive, in all its branches, expresses
Were started by the bank to notify the officers of
the different branches, of the summary adjourn
ment of the Legislature, and of the necessity for
immediate resumption. The exultation of The
majority upon the adjournment of the House,
was manifested by stamping and clapping.
This extraordinary proceeding on the part of
the Administration members of the Heuse, is |
the more censurable, whenit is considered, that |
not single act on any subject was passed du-
ring the two weeks session. The financial en- |
barrassments of the State, to which tie Cover
nor called their attention in such orcible terms,
and by such full exposition of its liabilities,
weighed nothing in their minds against the mere
party measure of crushing the State Bank
On Monday the second session of the 12h
General Assembly convened without the excite
meDt which was expected to attend its organi-
zation, and proceeded to the grave business Of
providing for the payment of interest on the
state debt. But seven days remained for SUCH
provision to be made. The State Bank commence
ed paying specie on the same day.
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IHE BURLINGTON BANK CAsE.-The exami-
nation OF the Messrs Weeds, at New Orleans.
on the charge of being concerned with the Mil.
lington Bank frauds, ended in their being re-.
manded to the calaboose, until the Executive Of
Maryland shall demand them as fugitives
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PASSENGERS

In the snip New York, from New York for Liver
pool-NIrs Skechley, Miss Sketchley, Mrs Doyle and
two children, of liverpool; Thomas Whitaker, Cana
da; Capt. L. w w. PawseY, 56th ree't British Army;
Thomas MOrkhll, Francis Mullen, John d. Benton,
Montreal; Capt Arnold, Ireland.
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McLEoD.-The Y. Commercial states that
the triai Of this individual, who stands charged
WIN having taken part in the massacre on board
the steamboat Caroline, commenced at Lock-
pert on the 18th instant Some FORTY w;tnss...
were IN attendance, and the testimou wa, -,
pected TO be very voluminous.
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CORRESPONDENCE OF THE PFTor
WASHINGTON. Drrrv.r, az

Vt IHE PILOT.
WASHINGTON, DECEMBER 81.
The Senate was as busy this morning as
though it were the last day of the session. A
great manv bills passed at the late session. have
been iered to be engrossed. and if the other
House acts with like promptitude, we shall
have little '''1iniShed business" at the close Of
the session.
Mr.. CALHOUN gave notice of his Land bill
this morning, to cede the public lands to the
States in which they lie on eltain conditions.
A Bill, important in its character, was ordered
to be ensrossed, viz-''To abolish imprisonment
for debt in all cases whatever in Nhe District
Courts in those States where it IS abolished bv
the laws of that State
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The WESTERN FRONTIER.-The defenceless
state OF the Western frontier, is alluded to in
the late message of the Governor of Arkansas,
IN terms Of censure against the General Govern
ment, and Of strong remonstrance Along the
Whole line extending from the Missouri TO the
Gull OF Mexico, the only forces stationed are
the skeletons of one or two regiments, and these
constitute the garrison of two rosts--the only
Notifications that protect our vast Indian boun-
Diary on the West With such feeble delences.
It's obvious that the frontier settlements of Ar
kansas owe their exemptionfrom massacre rather
70 the pacific character Of the Indians fan to the
military armaments Of the Government Under
the present state OF things, the whole Western
frontier lies at the mercy OF reckless and rama
cious savages. This exposure TO the d.oreda-
tons OF the Indians, not only disurbs the fepose
OF the inhabitant, but greatly initiates against
the improvement and prosperity of the co1ntrvl
In consequence, emigration is discouraged. ard
the fertile forests and beautiful prair,es ~ the
w est lie waste, and without aninhabitant his
hish time to extend more adequate pcot.ction
10 mat section of country The duty OF the Gov
erhhent to preserve the peace and quiet of tbe {
lrontler is strengthened by the p,licy hitherto
Puisueu' oil placing on cur Western bDrd, rs |
.i'pes Oh indians, whose feeif gs towards the ma
ZION are lar from being pacific. We are not
surprised at The warmth with whirh the Govern
OF Oh ARKANSAS presses the subject upon the con-
sidera -ion oil the General Government. II is ia
se hoPed that no further delay will take plara
before system of fortification will he ron,n,cn
ed on a large scale, Commensurate with the ev
tent of territory to be defended
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A MYsI cry ExPLAINED.-The Boston At
las says-"The mystery which recently caus-
ed some excitement at Roxbury, relative to an
inexplicable knocking heard in house in that
town, has been satisfactorily explained. 1t was
the work of no uneaIthIy agent, but was pro
duced by clock, The weights of which, at a
certain hour, by striking the bottom, caused
the sound which has made so mu1h idle conjec-
ture.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-22

MISSISSIPPI RIvER.-The st. Louis Republ-
can of the 10th instant, says: "The river has
been clear OF ice since Tuesday. The weather
continues very mild and pleasant. The river is
low At the latest reports the Meteor, General
Pratte and Peru were aground at different points
between this and the mouth. The above boats
were going down. There has been no arrivals
from below for several days past, which is ra-
ther an extraordinary occurrencen
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The river, says the Louisville Gazette, is now
high enough for the largest class of steamers.
A further rise of Is or 20 feet is expected in
consequence of the recent falls of snow and rain
along the course of the river.
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Book PUBLISHING IN THE WEsr.-A single
publishing house in Cincinnati advertise as in
press, at their establishment, eighty thousand
UolumeS. In glancing over the advertisement.
we find, that these books are made up, principal
", OF standard works for school instruction
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GOOD cup OF COFEEE.
NEWLY INVENTED HORSE POWER
AND THRESHING MACHINE

AND THRESHING MACHINE
TEVHEG subscriber would inform the public that ne
4 has been able to test his NEW HORSE POWER
& THREStIING MACHINE, and now offers them tc
the public believing hat tey viii fully the expect
taon and wishes of the purchasers he thinks that they
will be found equal if not superior to any Machines 70
that purpose now in use. They compact, strong
ed by four horses
He has also on band other Horse powers and Thresh
az Machines less expensive.
He is likewise Agent for the sale of Mr.. Umuy's Horse
Powers and Threshing Machines those preenng these
Machines can procure them by calling at his farmers
Repository, in Pratt sreet
ID j. s. EASTMAN
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No24
AWES' PAPER.
ALBANY HUMBER.

ALTfAN
yEyIIE SUBSCRIBER will eeeive in the com
inc week cargo of ALBANY POPLAR, consist
ng of Chair Plank, Scanning and DO "a; aso WAL
NIrT ROARDS which will, withtha CURL MAPLE
CHERRY and WALNUT SCANTLING now on hand,
make good assortment. He would respectfully invite
The trade TO call before purchasing constant supply
will be kept on hand.
100000 feet Shipping OUTLINES
S,OO0 fee, running measure ARK LOGS
$4,000 feet A., Cd, "a, 3 and 4 inch ASH
with large and general assortment of LUMBER,
suTrABLR FER BUILDERS. u, H. lHOMAs,
Office head Union dock on the Falls.
Below Pratt street bridge.
Sr3-The Richmond Compiler, Fredericksburg Arena,
Kent Buge, Chestertown, and National nteliigencer,
win COPY the above to the Of 81 each and charge
Anericann office. aul7
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nTARINE BANK OF BALTINIoRE.

MARINE BANK or BALTIMORE,
December 81, 1910
BNRIDAY next being Christmas day, this Bank will
n be shut. Bills and Notes payable then, il is
pected will be taken upon Thursday the oath, and
paper intended for discount must be offered We'd
nesday the 23d inst. BY ORDER
dol d4t7 PHIL. LITTIG, Jr. CASHIER.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-22

The obvious definition Of Monarchy
says Gibbon, g seems to be that OF State, IN
winch single person, by whatsoever name he
may be distinguished, is entrusted with the ere
ctttOn Of the 1a.os, the management Of the re-
Uentte aud the command Of the army"
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-22

MONEY AND BUSINESS Matters. The Phila-
ladelphia Inquirer Of yesterday morning says
Little change in our Stock Market on Saturday,
u. s. Bcnk Stock 81. Money is more in de-
ma. j and readily commands Sac per cent.
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WpbUE Il BLACK BEAVER CLOTHS
NIB &c.-Just received, | package super blue and
black Beaver Clohs do invisible green Cloak Cloths
Also, superior heavy Merino Vestings, &c. sc.
BEALE II. RICHARDSON,
n25 l73 Baltimore street. doors above Charles
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Wisconsin Territory.
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NMT ANTED "A situation in the country as Mill |
w wright, farm hand, or any other situation in |
which he can make himself useful to his employer, by
man who has had experience in either of the above
named occupations. Apply at l.. +. SCOTTI'S efice,
No. w. Fayette street. de 81
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w ANTED, by eolored man, a situation as
w coachman waiter. He has been accustomed
to horses and produce the best recommendations.
Apply at l.. f. SCOTTI'S Office, No. . West Fayeue
street de 81
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- :, Il IN !, :, GAINS m ,oI,V 1lnnns

EHUNCH MOSCATEL RAIslNS.-The sub
ED scIber has just received lot of BUNCH MUS
CATEL RAISINS, which she will dispose of in lots to
suit purchasers, either by the pound box, as low as
they cen be obtained in this city. She has also on
hand ,CURRANTS, CANDIES, LEMONS, NUTS, sc.
&c. The pablo are respectfully invited to give her
call the well known stand of her Lite husband, corner
of Baltimore street and Market Space.
dl4 CATHARINE KENNEDY.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-17

seht pelas are, sare,, Virginia bG%ad TO NHassn
sshr Marcia, smiih Washington. Nc, naval stores. ~
sehr Bedford Henson washington, Nc and days from
Packet ship Formosa, Crawford, Havre, and oilers.
General Record.
Pocket ship ShDsd for Liverpool has again been detaned
She will sail early this morning wind and weather permng
Sns &c s,- az. SSass sSop
Naval.
Annexed is list of the officers Of The sloop Of war pas;N
Gs%is %sas Surgeon S jebe
To-" A.'nE sis's s"fy Hse% Ss @ssos
s s%s oaEss
Msg JOB % VIII sS% st Il
sG.s 10 It ss t
s ye WI s Il Iei
Berrt Lieut. Nov s,i4o, vice Garland promoted
Revewue Service.
Asrt e'f g.: s eei inc 's H.@o%
e Ss rss Il s frp%y vsa
Il 1--WE SaI
Qessn Victoria Thompson, NYosh fer Norleans' Due 8
N' % ~ Foreign Ports.
surS4M Nov aGarnet from Boston disg; Lydia foe'do,
~ u.s. '''"'' ~ Unssed States Ports.
FRANKFoRr, Dec ti-Si'd Emery, Wardwe Ba timofe
THom.sTos, Dec Arr Clarendon NYOrk Hero, doi sth
Corvn, XII chmnnt
bert (new) aVa Denmark Guadaoupe; JOS Brooks PM
Margaret do; iath cid Hamburg (new Cutting, Apalaehi
cola
SALEM Dec Arr Success, Tarr New York; 18TH f?hehe
Eliza Georgetown DC Charles, Phlad; Mefidia' itace,
York.
BosroN Dec IaArr Argal, Chcate Ortigosa 18Th, Rich.
mond One karkn, Phils Tri Nckersos, Ncr York
Mail LoriGg, dos Brilliant. Nichols, do up, new bark
below, brig Omar schr Compauoesgnal for bark and
briggs Id Ca.ib Nckerson, Onoa and Truxlo; Monaco
Wording Matanz Ferax kns2p, NO eans Cockso Will
mington. NC.
NV Brpronp Dec l4-Arr Van Buren,, Norfolk; w Penn,
NYotk
NANTucKEr, Dec Il-Arr Champion, SWAIN NKs-k; 9th,
EnoARrowN, Dee liar freeman, Spear New York for
Boson arkr Snow, Perry do for Caspian Ry
do for Bath; Senator Robinson do for Nantucket; brig
and schr bound E. 18th, returned VIM Henry, sid nth for
Boston, yeaan with brig Seaman nearly ready for Bos
HOLMES HOLE Dec ,4-Arr Adratic, Herrck Susnam; sid
Richmond RinaIde, Victoria, Meridian. and others
PRev,Evoz, Dec H-Arr Gleansr BAIT more; jean Jay,
rhiaa Asn, NYork Below Sarah Ann White, Gate Fish
sr decesed Coast of Africa; Rowse Csdy Hayasa
full rugged cstton laden brig supposed the Virginia from
Mobile and small topsal sehrwind light wv. SID,
Moses EDDY NYork Radan:, do The Richard Rush Hnck
lev FIN Phad for Somerset, went into Mount Hope Bay this
NEwrosr pec AR Lebanon Portland for Phad Susan
Ludwig Thomaston NYok Saluda, NYsk for Bedford;
Pontiac, Wespor for Norfek klenoa, NewYoIk fer War;
ham, Copy Nantucte for NY~rk; Keel Gaddng NYork.
18th Sarah Elixabe Tabbaf of aud from Aison for
Phad Prince de Jonve diner Baltimore sid franklin
Green, Havana I2th 1yannoe NewburyPort Zen Philad
VIM Penn Maehas for dol Bhew, dos Tanner
do do.
cid Pearl, Boston.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-17
BY AUSTEN, WILMERDING, & CO.
Eriday. 18Th December

posITIvE SALE OF RAIL ROAD sroCK-Ate o'cR
with nies sesse made siisi. Ia lt
Shares Of te Capital Stock Of the Norw and worces
'si TIE IL t6;a ffSs;sStns
. 81. sale 1.s may be .ssoa
thaprce paid for hea and will into specific spusons
guaanss the purshs.s,s against aS ios; r r.. road
.iness spplescn be made to Messrs Austen, Wer
Sf day viii
@ CITY to s h any and Of s1 b. a
will be made ~ the pubic prise ,,..o.,.,;. -,
cities Of New fs cos rs HSi5Ss OF SALE.
q : va from ): is
ps!sns ssa aSahs % ofs. credit
dsSo:t,$ The tssGanies Bank 9'5. ely New YSrI
purchaser ora.r provided said Note Note. shall
that bs stock shall be 'hsm s. n. first
s Of hf IT,. Il: BE sd & sRs
G1ss F i1 DSr Of ri Ii, said s
tees and IN that even. hs H. oEssn %e company
the certificate and the not therefor
dsys q the 'ae at tho Office ofMesss sh,man Ayres
The s .ai,.s p this :.s
Monday jss : II e ' 'l'eA1 N 0s On dI IL n.''
DEAUTlFUts HOLlDAf decentralization A H..
Broadway, Of superior for the holidays
entirely aasomen tsse Of exclusively tin AID bra
toys masy with h'rn2nie enc case Of woSdes toys and
lots sut chers and VIII be sold without the least
servatiop. dr. IT.
CUBEBsAND sARsAPARILLA-Dr BacIsy's highly
- concentrated Cabebs and Sasap rla Compound has long
been celebrated remedy for go,srrhoes structure, pain
nsy I ss IA and al s & &c
ed success thou.ands testify to its superior ec ,cy
being the most cafe certain and speedy
for the above dsordsrsfrtqu proving cectual
five days II taken without risk, cnisnce
g.nson from buslnes, Prepared by G. Barclay, NJ ID,
Fulton street, Dr. Hsr Breads way Chamber
street. ani ia Ca-alst
n. B-Counry druggists aud merchants supplied OF liberal
terms dl7-ir
AN!IMsRICAN GIRL WANTED to DO the Housework
n & small family.
Apply at $50 sroOme street, in the d7
a SMALL FAMILY hayiug more rooms than they occupy
"a would wiling TO let them At low rent Apply At l7i
E.E, nesr Broome st ai7 81
MRS. FITZwILLIAM begs sage resp-c lfuIy to inform
" her friends aud the public, that her farewell Benefit and
las. appearance prior 20 h'r depa ture New Oeans, viii
take piece FRIDAY Deceu Der ish On which oeea
sio- will be performed the two or pos veiy
last ne) Of The B.nshed star Leaf fro. The Life OF
william and Out OF Place. with other nts az will
be expressed il future Advertisements di7
RIO FEMALES IN DELICATE HEALTH.-Dr. WARD,
us Chauhers street connes his ice 10 the treatment
n diseases OF Women and Children aud operates for Squn
ing and ,imb rset wirh enilre sucress
DR. WARDS methos OF res. irregularity
weakness whites barrenness female ebsructons aud ali
where nature has stopped from any whatever
such u % require but short time TO effect a cure.
Persons from distance consult Dr. Wnrd by letter.
paid bat married ladies sboring under from
rtsslts ight follow n taking Of his remedies
Office hours IRONS TO " A. NJ and from 10 ~. VI. d7
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-17
state of Trade.


The weather has been bad day and but Attic doing
The principal transactions have been in real estate as
follows ,
Two story frame house and lot No. Ludlow street,
lot 2si BY s7lleet, $aO75
lot lot ~ BY IS feet, 1850
Three story attic brick house No. Ia Suffolk street.
} and lot 81 by 10 feet, 5000
Lot in s5th street, between 7h and sth avenues, %
by lO2 feet, %
street. . by s7I feet, a,45o
No IL lot same Dimensions, with two frame build
ings thereon, 3ooo
] lot on Washington street, between Newark and
do do do 500
ds do do SO
! lot on Hudson street, between Newark and First
streets, % by 100 feet, 500
40 do do 375
hI nn, 1 .hrourb to Great Jones street $4,000
No III Nassau street. 81 feet inches by lo2 feet 10000
Iw NO ,oo house "a feet deep modern built 1880
Lot on 18th street, making an with the above %
feet by 81 2'oo
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-17
PEALE's MUSEUM,

BroddWdy, 0Pp0sf Wf tIty
D,v v;si. 10 The Mseum admitted the even
ffbs IRISH GIANT Mr. OClaHeey, the largest and best
m an the United states 10 be seen dsrnJ me
day and evening. ,.,ea rvvn.N A..
celebr.ied LADY MAOiCl-N Who has re.sinea I'm
through the Eastern states, VIII grat
ss rsse with an astonishing variety Of the most wei defei
a,s In the Nee romantic Art Introducing many n, spa plea
spy which 10 the dsatpe.rsnce 81 ss
ss.rt.u An Her va led each tt.ng and Mr
wvMxS viil CIV. various . oiloqucs in NkNTklLO-
oItsN ng his ueh admired Auts nation Spa ing
bgu, He will also give vsreus Acc ute iltons ,e ,row
The difference b.tween initiating Sounds sld rover OF ven
"'l L}}yS'iiS%G BOA CONSTRUCTION SERPENT, ffcu'
sqgh wersnx dur s the dsy and sv.anq ~ MIR
Owens. =, -, .--.-.--..,. n. ..-.. chnS,.~
niu"e' " " w n2t In
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-17

IN change Pl.rr,u DORIS Buildngs Boxes are placed 10
lie places hrr bout the City for the collection OF Letters
aud small parcels which regularly delivered, twice day
south OF 18th street, inr cents each.
Beside the two regular deliveries all Let &c e at the
Ganerai Office No. Exchange Place at p. VI. preelsel
will be delivered before evening, for cents each.
Letters parcels express at holr during the day
at sh Hing per mile.
Letters 10 Editors Of new papers, Free. -
~. !. ~ .ash r.vstlc IN adyapre
EECHEs Beat Swedish Leeehes, of any ne, are con
Il SANITY kept hand for sale by the nded " dozen, al
"" DIS san a.. d" D''s o'''''" iso William St.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-17
COrn Trade.

COIN TTuUcs
Flour is little frmer. Prices average five dollars a
barrel ,
There arrived Albany through the season Of canal
navigation 800 6o3 barrels of flour.
On the sth inst there in Buffalo 200 barrels OF
aour This will be the stock for the winter.
During the quarter ending September 80, there were
Alexandria ID. C. 100 barrels and 374 half
barrels of -four, and l4l barrels meal
From March Is to July Ia, lo6l.i barrels Hour and
bushels Of wheat arrived and departed at Ptsburg
Pennsylvania. ,
Inspections in the city of Baltimore for the quarter end
ing Sept s4o exclusive Of returns made to the state
a sl0 barrels wheat -four 75 half barrels wheat -four
ss2 barr els rye -FOUR 1913 hOgsheads Germ neal 3I bar
rels corn meal, SO barrels oat meal
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-17

On Tuesday, 18Th instant, Mary finn Fosey aged 81
years.
On Tuesday, 18th inst, Helen Louisa, only child Of Jo-
seph II. Cowdry.
On Tuesday 18th ins in the 2lst year OF her age Re
J,cea Susan Mtrin daughter Of Lewis Merwn, OF Della
ware Co. ". Y.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-17
Married.

On Tuesday evening" 10th inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Chase
Hs milton Dssrag, of the firm of Ketchum Degraw,
Mario King both Of this city
On Tuesdry, 18th inst by the Rev Dr. Taylor, Rufus
Ske TO Mary Catharis only daughter ofPhilip Dater.
Ga Monday llth inst, by the Rev. T. J. Sawyer, Mar
CroysH to EisG .qnn, eldest daughter Of Richard W.
willey, Esq.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-17
Latest Advlces
New York Post Once.

New York Post Once.
Post Once opens at o'clock A. NJ
4" closes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Oysn Sundays IRON 10 A NJ,
ARRIVAL ASD pgrAsrUsE
Due. Close
Eastern Steamboat Mail, via stcnington,
daily, erce.t Ssndays. ............s A. . FL
Eastern Steamboat Mail, via New Havex.
daily except Sundays. p. n. 9 A..
Eastern Land Mail, which leaves Sunday
morning, closes saturday ............
EssternWay Matt via Hsriefs Westchester,
NOrwzIk. NC. daily except Sssdays..... y. A..
Hartford Mail, by steamer, daily, except
sundays,..,,. ....... -. .......s An r.M
daily. ............... ............ an. ..
Northern Mad. daily. ............ -. ?. A. a.
Philadelphia Morning Mul .........s.. "a Pm.
Bcgthern Way Mai, inc linf tho principal A.
offces between this and Philadelphia, ytA.M X
Jersey City. Newark &c. ............>
Hudson River Way Mail, both sides AN
western MAJ. daily .......;.,.,,,.,u,ll, r,M ?. "
Long Island Mais-Norih ule closes on T0esdays aud
. tr.iys st...................s A "a.
alIldla Mail. ......... ......s A. a.
70 IN SIDE, Monday. Wednesday
AMI FRIDAY. ..................s A. ~.