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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-11-14
Administrators, Notice.

INHE undersigned having Obtained ietter, of ad-
l. ministrution, on the 23rd day Of September.
lS4O, Of The county court OF Saline county, on the
estate of Preston Vivion. deceased. hereby gives
notice to all persons having claims, or demands
against said deceased, to appear and prove them
within twelve months from tina date aforesaid; and
if not within three years from the dute of said let
ters they will be forever barred.
SINGLETON VAUGHN, Ad'r.
Oct. 8, lSiO.-I9-lw
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-11-14
A BITTER PILL TO MR.. FORSYTH.

The following order entered at late term OF
the Inferior Court in Lee county, Georgia, is
copied from the Macon Messenger, and admins.
tiers bill to Mr. Secretary Forsyth that we think
will be Of service to him, and probably aid in re.
storing his system to healthy action
GEORGIA, LEE COUNTY.
Inferior Court, Adjourned Term ls40.
1t appearing to the Court that ono JNO FOR,
SYTH has sent on to this Court, for the purpose
Of making them panderers to party baseness, GER
tain packages Of Extra Globes, one package Of
Addresses to the Slave holding States by the
Democratic Members Of Congress" and one
package Of addresses to the people OF Georgia.
and that said papers are false and Infamous in
their nature, and tend 10 subvert truth, to de(raud
the people, to deceive the ignorant, and 10 make
the honest voters as corrupt as the administration
from which they emanated and this Court being
unwilling 10 ponder to the views OF corrupt nd
mnislraton, or be made tool OF party, as is the
aforesaid JOHN FORSYTH! Il is THEREFORE or.
dered that the Sheriff of this county do take the
Aforesaid papers, and between the hours OF ten and
three this day, in fire to be made for that pur,
pose, on the public square, or some other public
and eminent place, that he burn and consume the
same, utterly and entirely and thai copies OF hi:
Order be sent TO Amos Kendall. Elk Postmaster
General, and the aforesaid John Forsyth; and thu
same to be published in the Columbus Enquirer
and Georgia Messenger, ,i p ~ =
! A true extract from the miputes, Oct 8, 1870
AsuLty PRiLtI?s, C!k,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-11-14
Look Here!

4 LII persons indebted TO TiIOS A. LEWIS.
N by note, bond, OF book account, are requested
to come forward Immediately and make payment TO
The undersigned, or coersive measures will be Pur
sued, WM. D. SWINNEY.
THOS. n. COCRERILL,
Assignees Of T. A. Lewis.
Glasgow, Nov. 2, ls4O. Sac
Democrat copy.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-11-14
CO-partHcrship.

TNHE subscribers have again associated them
Il selves co-partners, for the purpose Of trans
acting, at the old stand Of Henry 7. Blow, gen
cral Drug. Medicine, Paint, Oil, und Dye Stuff
business, and manufacturing at their Missouri
White Lead Works, superior article of white
lead all under the style aud firm Of Joseph Charles
and CO., and soicts continuance Of the patronage
of their friends and the public.
JOSEPH CHARLESS,
HENRY T. BLOW.
ST Louis Nov ii lSl0 35-5t.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-11-14
To whom il NAV concern I!

NOTICE Is hereby given to al the creditors of
" THOS. A. LEWIS, that he has executed
Deed IF Assignment to the undersigned, for the
benefit Of all his creditors, which deed bears dato
he Goth day of Ocmher. 1910: And they ara
hereby requested to COME FORWARD WITHIN
FIVE MONTHS AND PROVE THEIR RES.
PECTIVE CLAIMS, that distribution NAV he made
in compliance With said Deed of Assignment.
WIN. D. SWINSEY.
TH0S. n. COCKERILL.
. Assignees OF Thos, A. Lewis
Glasgow, Nov. Z, 1910. 81 u
Democrat copy. .a'1. IN .-.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-11-14
November IA, Ia4O.--35-4t
hen fslckV James.

"ARVEY g. BIRCH have several hundred
L L. yards of the above article which they offer Al
81 cents per yard-worth 81 80
Also, a very large lot Of superior BROGAN
SHOES, assorted frnIH TO fourteen inches a.
well as CASTINGS of all lies. &c. in addition
TO the above. every article usually called for.
Favete, Nov H. lSl0.-35-2m.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-11-14

1t is stated that Messrs. Colquir. Black and
Cooper, the three renegade members Of Congress
from Georgia. are aboa, to resign their seats, 10
obedience TO The nandsc Of the people At the lais
eIsti on.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-11-14
NIX YEsrERDAY,s NAL.

The mail Of yesterday brought nothing definite
in relation to the elections--no official return
having yet been published. We give below such
returns as we have received, and have no doubl
but that the majorities and gains stated may be
ILLINOIS.
There are nineteen counties ye, to be heard from
which in August were as follows:
For the Locos 1898
Wings 57S
Leaving Van Buren, mai. Of 14ls
Take from this Harrison's present maj 1850
Van Buren, majority 369
This is upon the ground tina, the returns come
in as they did in August.
OHIO! LOOK AT HER.
Old Tips majority as far as heard from is near
SEVEN THOUSAND,--rnaki the Buckeye State
good for at least twenty thousand
THE OLD DOMINION
In three counties, Mason. Cabell and Kenhawa
we have Harrison gain of 4s4 since May last
KENTUCKY AND INDIANA.
Are going it with perfect sweep! 1t is moi
worth while to state mnjorities. Every body
knows how to place Old Tips soldiers
PENNSYLVANIA.
Harrison has gained in "a counties, 6,l34 votes
upon the election for members of Congress the
18th in the same counties. Fifty counties in
the State--gave at the last election about 256. 0O0
Counties already heard from have given upwards Of
100 900. votes and Zen Harrison's majority now is
lO.576. Ven Buren, will, therefore, have to over.
come this majority out of 100000 votes
FROM TENNESSEE
The news for Harrison is good--exceent.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-11-14
Ha ting Business,

in the town of Fayette, in the shop recently occu.
orders in the best manner and with the best mote
rails
He fatiers himself that his strict attention TO
business united with desire TO please his customs
ers, will elicit for him sufficiently liberal pa
tronage.
JOSIAH WHITE.
Oct. 31st. 1870 33-,f
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-11-14
To Rent.

TO Rent. ~ ,y
a LARGE and commodious STORE ROOM,
-sssA with counters, shelves and drawsrs. in good
repair, suitable TO The Accommodation u a llsgs
stock 81 gtcis Fer ssas &c. syysv q, ,sft
rfhcs -
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-11-14
R. III. Saunders Il Co.


DRUGGISTS AND APOTHECARIES,
GLASGOW. MO, .....
ITAVING associated themselves together, fOr
L Il the purpose of carrying On the business OF
DRUGGlsTs AND APoTHEcARIEs, vii! keep con>tantl'
on hand general assortment, consisting in part of
the following articles, viz
Drugs, Surgical Instruments,
Medicines, Peyunery,
Paints, Brushes Of all kinds,
Oils, Fancy articles,
Dys-Stgfs, dc. de-. &c.
Glass Ware,
Which they will sell to their customers on the
most rec sonabe terms. Physicians and merchants
supplied with articles that we warrant to be good.
Orders from distance punc'ually attended to,
K. II. SAUNDERS,
J. P. VAUGHAN,
F. w. DIGGES
Glasgow, November 14th, 1910 35-3mo.
Democrat COPY.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-11-14
HATS!

DOMESTIC MANUFACTURE.
TTNHE undersigned awaits himself Of this method
l. to inform The public, that having commenced
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-17
u. ~. rHnrshnii,s Once.

George Scott. John Johns, John Murphy, John
Smith and Robe ri Smith, were brought up charged
with making revolt on board the brig Saratoga. IL
appear d that the Saratoga bound to Florida with
a detac hment OF Dragons, and that tbs prisoners
shipped as forecaste hands for the voyage. They
went on board on Tuesday, and were permitted to
cou,e on shore again or course, being sailors they
got drunk and were not very sober when they re-
turned to the ship. Wen of the Quarantine station.
some difficulty occurred about dinner, and the
prisoners AMI the cemman ling officers Of the Ora.
goons got 70 fighting. and the soldiers coming To- the
rescue OF their officers the ars got tho worst Of the
skirmsh and were ultimately taken on board the Re-
venue Cutter Washington and sent in irons up TO the
citv.
They were all fully committed for trial.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-17

IAN l6.-Tricking a Fcnce.-It is generally sup.
posed that these species Of sharpers generally
aprctty wide awaken" hut they do sometimes get
caught mapping, although they generally contrive to
creep through the meshes OF the law. John Reed,
an old offender, and who once narrowly escaped the
state prison, was arrested by Bowycr, in conse
ouenee of a description given by Gil Hays, charged
with receiving a lot Of goods, which a well known
thief named Croly, and three accomplces had taken
from the store Of Paul G.. Simpson & Co Reed
was completely identified, the property found in his
possession, and he fully committed.
Stoindhng in systematic tcay.-A gang Of swim
dlers completely organized, who have been victim
izing uf the tradesmen in the city pretty eN-
tensively has just been broken up by the arrest Of
two of the ringlcaders, through T" the indcfatgahi
lily" of officer MADAM. The heads Of this gang
ware twa foreigners, named II. B Cook and Arch-
bald Andrews. The way they went to- work
follows Andrews took house in lie Roy Place,
whereon Cooks name was affixed. Cook took ano
Their place nj ~ Old Slip where he put mp the &C
G.. Andrews Il Go Cook then goes to different store
keepers and gives them extensive orders for carpet
ing crockery ware, cut glass dinner service ar icles
Of dress, etocters, and, in short nothing appeared to
be either expensive too recherche Cor the house
in lie Roy place. For Mt he referred them Ia
the house OF business, in Old slip, Of which firm of
| course he was the monied par ner"
| The deuded ones were most assnredly proud and
happy Of the honor Of Mr. Cooks patronage; and
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-17
United states Circuit Court.
Before Judge Belts.

George Robson Us Jesse Hoyt This action was
brought again the Custom House authorities, TO re-
cover an excess of duties which had been paid by
the plaintiffs agent in this country cit appeared that
Mr. Robson was manufacturer Of lace goods, resId-
ing at Glasgow Scotland, and that quantity of lace
eapes consigned to his agent IN this city, In
October iast, which we're charged with the duties
usually paid on millinery articles. This impost was
resisted by his agent, George Grips. of the firm Of
Grips * White, and the amount of S35O39 paid I'M
der protest.
| MrhWhite was examined at great length on the
part OF the plaintiff. He stated that tie termed the
ticles produced in court unfinished lace caPes,"
subject to duty Of l2a per cent As millinery they
would be subject to rs per cent, which, with the
usual deduction, would make he payable at the
22t per cent In reply to question from the Dis
trct Attorney he stated that If duty OF % per cent
! was permanently imposed II would drive his house
| out Of the trade They were sold when finished as
articles of ladies dress. They might require rib
bon to finish them, but with that exception they were
| complete"
with the goods produced in court, and they were ex
clusively composed OF cotton
| The District Attorney appeared for the defence.
and said he should rely the act Of Congress passed
on the nth of July, 1892 first clause third subdivi
sion second section, which imposed duty OF 70 per
cent all articles Of millinery The learned gentle
| man .slled en- tom house appraiSer, WIN d posed
l1hat mad been acquainted with cry goods Tor 70
years and the articles produced in court, he called
cotton lace capes, and TO his knowledge they were
| ne YER imported as "laces alone" They were "a
finished article, ana could pe worn, WIN tue ava ot
| a PIN the same as a shawl They only require pin
to secure them, although ribbons once were used,
| but now have become obsolete. Ia the opnien Of
the witness millinery appertains ito lady's head
gear" Opinion and decision 10 the contrary he
knew had been made by those who were learned in
the mysteries Of the beings that wear petiicoas, but
that did not affect his views.
| This testimony was supported by that Of two or
three importers Of French laces, one OF whom said
| that all his lace capes came trimmed with ribbon.
The Court charged the jury the law OF he case,
and directed sealed verdict 20 be brought in at the
| opening of the court Friday.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-17

in due course the articles were delivered at the
mansion of the merchant, in the avistoc ratio part
Of the town, and the bills presented at Old slip;
but, hard to say, Mr.. Cooks avocations were such
that he could not be found there's and when the vic
timized ones called at lie Boy Place, they always
were politely informed by Mr. Andrews that Cook
was his Internationally somewhat in arrears
for rent, and that ,quenty none Of the carpet
ing crockery ware or glass could be permitted to
be taken back again. La this dilemma Madam
appealed to, and after a considerable degree of ma
neuvring, the parties traced to house on the
other side Of the East River, the Waabout and
arrested. Part of the property was then got back
from lie Roy Place, and Cook land Andrews both
committed for conspiring to dcfraud.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-17
CON EInENTIAL.

DR BELL nohs. the pub &c that he may he consulted
al nj, oce " No. CourtlanJt street, door. from
rodsav, with the con6dencs IN all Dftcsrr DIS.
SASS requiring prompt and SAT treatment ,rsR
foSrR patients may rel, upen receiving all the
attention their dsmsnd with Of
ressfu hsed upon the experience OF ~ twenty year
prossronsl duties DR.. Bell does rot advertise specific
dror pit rob for oFcersn lie, ruarap
,.es ali that a. atoncs medical, AID chemeal
suggest 10 each es,s Separate Offices Atndsnc. fr.
olclsek A. NJ. TIL 10 NJ jais In
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-17
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
M IL IL


LOUISIANA AND NEW YORK LINE Of PACKETS.
- ITO sail every other Monday
ship LOUISVILLE. Capt. Allen, ON Monday, 9th Jan.
SHAKsPEARE, Capt. Cornell, 10Th Feb.
HUNTSVILLE, Ca l. j. Eldredge, 24,h Feb.
SARATOGA, Cart. w. hathaway 7ih March.
YAZO0 Capt. Trask, 23d March.
MISSISSIPPI, Capt. -, 9th April.
Inc above ships all of the FIRST class coppsred and
per fastened of light draft Of and built in this city
expressly Tor the trade with elegant for
senger and commanded ty aoe and experienced masters
Inc price passage from New York to New Orleans fixed
at ISL and from Nav Orleans New York at 500 wtsou
liquors. They will at all times be towed up and down the Mis-
s'spp by steamboats, and the sctest punctuay observed
these ships will be for ewey, bullion precious
stones silver or plated for letters parcel pack
age by or put board of them unless regular bills of
fading tskel Tor the aud the value therein
ed All goods sent TO the sub,c rber will be forwarded free
of commission. For freight passage, apply to
+ X. COLLINS 4 co. Sc South st.
Agents in New Orleans, FORDICK RASINE.
No goods received after Saturday TO the
day of saiiing. jal6
6fN PASSAGE FROM LONDON AND LIVER.
MXS POOL.-The subscr have made ngemsns
bring passengers from the above ports By the regular
packets, sailing from
London, LIST, l0tt, and Goth or each mouth.
Liverpool lst, 7th 18TH 18TH and 25th Of each month.
This presents favorable opportunity TO people in this
country who DESTROYS Of sending for their relations
case where do not embark the money will
be promptly returned.
Those desrous Of renting money have drafts paya bic
on demand part Of these kingdoms applying to the
subscribers. GLOVER * MeMURtAY,
JalO 69 South street, corner OF Pine.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-17

LATER FROM RIO DE JANEIKO AND MoNTEvipEo'
By the way of Rio de Janeiro we have advices from
Monte %, to the I'd of November, inclusive. NO.
thing important had trans PRED The armies oil Echa-
que and Ryere, continued in the same position as be
fore reported. Only few skirmishes had taken
place. ~
Cur PAPER from Rio are to the 18th of Nov. There
had been several in religion In that CITY,
Some sxcitement had been produced In consequence
of publication in the "Despertador," respecting
visit TO the "Catacombs." The author was accused
of being blasphemer, for having attempted to turn
the christian religion into ridicue. He certainly
lad Alright to visit the catacombs il he wished
Operatons in Florida Int ligence to the I'd inst
has reached us from St. Augustine Gen Taylor,
has commenced operations in Middle Florida: He
ad van from eastward in three columns
On the 3D. the first column advancing towards
Deadman Bay, after marching 70 miles, sent part
of the baggage train back which was intercepted by
Indians, aad the teamster killed There is evidence
that the Indians have crossed the Sawannee. Th.s
is good beginning-the Americans having only lost
a part of their baggage
Fire at PensaeOia.-A destructive fire occurred at
Pensacola Oh the mornng of the 9th nt destroying
five buildings, and the progress OF VIII n was only
stayed by pulling down TIVE others Inc buildings
DESTROYED were occupied by L. Rogers, John Camp
bell, /, S. Wortson's clothing store; j. o. Smith,
drug store; Jenison & Foster, Siena Il La Rue, and
S. Barios. No estimate OF the loss.
An Ready for a Grab.-The Hon Isaac Hill an
applicant for the expected vacancy of Postmaster, at
Portsmouth, N. Ii.
Frozen Ouer.-The Ohio river is frozen overfrom
Pittsburgto Louisville. Great quantities oil ice In
the Mississippi.
More Factories DestrOyed-The Venitian Blind
factory of Mr. g. Smith, OF Baltimore, was destroyed
by fire on Tuesday morning. The same night, Full
tons Cotton Factory, ia French street, near Potter,
was entirely burned up.
TIctoria Snagged The steamer Victoria, from
New Orleans for Arkansas, Little Rock, sunk week
or two a go below the town Of Commerce.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-17

u. s. sExAroR.-Mr. N. p. Talmadss has been
elected to the Senate Of the United States, Tor the
term Of six years, by the Legislature Of this state
He received sixty-nine votes.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-17

JAN l6.-Thc trial Of DIR. Thomas r. Gage oceu.
the Court throughout the day. AZ all the facts
of this case mght be put in NUTSHELL and were re-
ported ia this paper when Gage and Davis were
arrested, we shall not republsh them until IL has
yonc To he iury.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-17

No particulars have reached the city respecting
the recent awful catastrophe, further than what we
gave Yesterday. We have taken all possible pains
TO get every additional name that could be procured
and present the following the only correct list oil
those who were on board the Lexington when she
was burned -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-17
LEXINGTON.
PASSENGERS IN THE


leprv Finn, Of Newport Philo Epson, Egrenon Mass
loh.rt BIaxe President of the Capt Kimbs lately
b. Of Wreutham Wren,h'm turned from South America
p,n A Green Providence. Springfield.
mue Ieury of the firm Of Capt Foster, do do do
A r q Henry Manchester, p Van Cot, Stonngton.
Euclaud William Nichols. colored
,hariss II Phelps, Director of Providence,
The TRANSFORMATION Co. and Joshua Johnson do do do
nephew Stonincton Capt Chester Hlliard Nor
Richard w Dow, Of the firm wlch, Cenh.
of Dow Co, New York Bradford, just arrived
-sowler de- from Kingston, Jamaica.
Nathaniel Hobart, Boston. John N Winslow, Boston.
w Woesey and six chill VIM Wimlow, DO
dren Boston. Miss Wnslow, do
Waterbury, Of the hrm OF Sosn Winsow, DO
Mend & Waite rbury, N York. Alice Winslow, do
II leach. Boston. Steele, New York.
p Felt. Jr SALEM Adolphus Harnden, Of Harm.
- IulIard - dens Express Boston.
abraham Howard Of the firm - Cotton, do
of Howard Merry, Boston. Charles Noyes, New YORK.
| T. Harding of the firm Of Charles Bracket do
Harding eco New York. Charles Eberls, come dian
Nc Ro.so,th RovaIteu VT John Everett. OF Boston
Ienry G Craig OF the firm of Pickett Newousypo.1
Maitland Kennedy & Co. Capt TteePhus smith, ped
New York ham, Mas.
A.. R,..si J,rv. two chill. NE DYER Brantree Mass.
drep New York - Western. ef the srm oi
Thomas Taylor Of the firm Western &Poindextsr, Bal
of James TAYLOR N York. ti,aore
d Hoyt New Hampshire. Erastu. Coleman, boston
AN, John Carver Boston. WIN Pierce. Portland. Me.
, + Church, Baltimore. Robert Williams ceidspring
ohm Bra vn Boston, New York.
WT;nn.T NJ Work. Hezekiah Lawrence, of the
Mason, Gloucester. firm of Kelly & Lawrence,
= Phillips, of New York. New York
am.s Rrovn Iadv child Thomas While of the firm Of
New Orleans Cushing, Conant h White,
- Crazy, New York. Boston.
saac Davis, Boston. Franklin Dyer rtsoursn'r@
ohm Low, do John w kerie, bai'i nofe'
aim Corey Foxboro, Mass - Walker, Baltimors.
LvnpNeld Stourton Mass " Pattsn. New York.
Dr. FoIIen. Boston. - stuyvesaht, Boston.
;haries Lee Boston. Capt Madison.
ohm Lemi,t Boston. WI Wilson, Worcester, Ma
ant Child brother of Capt Elias Brown yr Providencs
G. of The steamer - Peck, Of Stonington
n oma. Burt with $1,000 in Pierce, mate of barqus
his possessos). New York. Bersntes, roruano'
OyricrR, AND CREW OF THE LExINeroN.
George Child, captain. Robert shnliz, nrsmeA.
eue Comstock clerk. Benz amin Cor, do
Manchester, pilot Charles smith, 90
= Martin, wheelsman. GeorgeBaun do
: Thurbo, first mate. Biz deck hands.
David Croey, second do. job sand waiter, anu se'ei
; tempsted LIST engineer. others
VIM Quimby, secssd do Susan hu'csmo, ehamoer
4 Newman, steward. maid
Walker, barkeerer.
And of these only three are saved. The Wal
treet papers are endeavering already to bolster vi
he monopoly Transportation Company, and to excuse
he Directors before the ink is dry with which the,
ccorded the destruction Of human life The public
ave been so stunned by this blow that they have no
ret recovered from the shock
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-17
GENTEMEN's CAsr.OFF CLOrHING.

GENTEMEN'S CAST-OFF CLOTHING.
Bought and the fall vslss given in cash, by
n. LEVETT, le7 William street,
90 knowiug there persons who he great puff in
their asvef tsemsnts for Casof Clothing &c NC and who
many do not give the value Cor the L. win
these gentlemen who may have such articles by them,
and who send for him. o receiving the very utmost value
IN CASH for every article.
hse through the Post Office, otherwise, 10 the absve
address. will meet with due attention. 30 2m'
DALI TICKETS BALL riJkETs BALL TICK
ID ELS :! GEO w. TEUBNER. EDcraver. a. Nassau
street, below Jhn respectfully inform those who ia
'end giving balls -hs winter that he 70 prepared 10
Tickets military fire companies and boat csb s.soc,a-
TONS With degree cf nea,ness and beauty nerceied BE-
signs drawn, engraved ssd printed 6ne ensmeed
expressly prep red for the purpose the shortest
tice w. r pays particular attention execution
Waiting. weddag, and Professional Cards. regards the
formation OF the letters ~.
GEO. W. TEUBNER, E-srsvsr,
ia In 81 Nassau 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-17

nFFiLE OF TIE wAsHfNGtON MAXINE INsUR.
" ANCE COMPANY Of the city of New Yorl, Jsauary
= $50 The Board &c Directors have wi, DAY declared
Dividend of Eve PEI cent for the last sir months payable
on and sf,er the lsth int.
Transfer Booa closed from sth 20 l9th iselu.i's.
iae tws ~ DIRD Secretary.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-17

yIvASTED.-A rran that understands the Tanning aud
w Curryne business 10 60 so-t. One eaoabls Of taking
charge OF that b,.ine.s nay sryly a, No Del Peari,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-17

SEw OWt cans MULAssss. CUrFt.E ~ -sa e..
ro~ pev erop landing barrels and tsrce.; NJ SAINT
Dom oeo Java ana Marscsbo Coffee; English Claver,eed
IN general s..srtmsni Groceries, which IL cerd fir .ale
cbssp bv J. O'DONOHUE,
isic a. 2S4 Freni, one door fr m Peck slip.