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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-15

Meditsrransan-CommodoreIa. ac Hull Comnnander-shp
Of the line Ohio flag ship Capt Joseph Smith frgate Brandy
wine, Capt WIN Bolton; sloop Cyane, Commodore W
Lattimer.
Professionalism Alexander Clarton Commsnder-sri.
gate Constitution nag ship Capt DauIe Turner sloop Lex
ngtOn Capt John Ciae2 falmouth Capt Isaac MrKeeyer
ST Louis Capt French Forrest schr Boxer Lieut. Comdg
N,ene@% SHARK Z, C.%ds ggsG M.hoo,
Independence flag shp soop Fairfield Commander Chs
West Tnde,-Commodore w saubrck, Commander
Frgate Macedonian Capt Beverly Kennon sloops Ontario,
Commodore j Williamson; Erie Commander VIM N Tay-
lori Levant Joseph smoo; Warren Commander VIM spen'
East Inde,-Commodore G Reed, Commander-Frisate
Columbia flag ship corvette John Adams, Commander Thos
Exploring Elpedtio,-Lieut Comds Chss wilke,-soop,
Vncennes, Gag ship; Peaoocs 1t Cordg Hudson;
ship Relief 1t Cordg Long; brig ParPoise 1t Comtg
Ringgold.
sPe ial ssrvce-schr Crampus, 1t Condg John Paine
Atlantic Coast Steam ship Fulton, Capt VI Perry.
eau Secretary Pauldug inform Of tie whereabouts Of the
Dolphin. Cap Bell She is not included in the above list
The Columbia and John Adams at Yonghoo Bay at the
last accounts. The Columbia had 50 the sick list
spoken,
Swallow Edredgs fin NYora for Havana Jan lat 80 as
loa n
Montreal Gring hence for London, Jan IL, lat 30 &c.,
Palmer from NYork for st Dc mneo Jan la, a. lon Ia
Science Of Hsrwich 10 ds foG NYork for St MARKS with
loss of topmsst and otherwise date 81
10.
United states Ports.
BosToN Jan ll-cld Oicar, Baker, NYork; Tanan,
Baco, dos 18th Ans, Gorham, st Domingo City Mary,
BRsToL RI, Jan Carr Amity, Munroe, New York. The
Charles and Rienzi diss; Ill., Temperance Davis
York for Somerset.
PoRrMoUrH Nh, Jazz Carr Hero, NYork and sid the It'll
for Thonas,on
THoMAsToN Jan Arr Sherer Hicks, Boston, Gen Knox,
PocaSnas Justice Rich ond Franklin, and freeman, New
York.
DAREN, Geo days since-New Jersey, for NYork.
ct JOSEPH Dec 25in port Lexington Ripley ljg for Liv
erpool; Henry, SaeI, do do; Talisman, wig cargo.
LEwEs Del Jan 0arr Nile, Gragg, st Jsgo, and sid for
York.
NORFOLK, Jan sarr Regulator Means, NYork; Deligh.,
Bailey TIN, Time, Gwynn Swnsboro for New York
Paul Jones Garrison do; sd Sidney Cham berain Indies
Hacyon, Rodck do; Rockhii!. Wapoe, ST Augustine;
Washington, Pen6ea, Baltimore; Kimpton. Bede New
York; Virginap, Bedell, do; Thaddeus Cody. do
CHARLESTON, Jau Sarr Mason Allen, NYork Hercules,
Ray do; Danube, Stanley do Stane cid Congress-
ton, Havre; sid Catherine, Gerry, London.
SAVANNAH Jan 7cld Lane ashre, Alexander, Liverpool;
arr Mary Barnard, Pitcher, do
Foreign Ports
ST. JAGo CUBA Dec 2S-sd Volta Hopkins for NY TX
2lst; 10th sid Convoy Avery, from do for NOrleans
SANTA CRUZ, Cuba u day sirce-Heen Gray Dyer for
York. days
ST DoMsGo CrrY, Dec l-Erchanee Freedom, fm NYork
MAyAGUEz, Dec l9-Taheha Howell, FIN Win sngton NC
unc; -, probably the James Wilson
Sr HELENA, Nov l0-Touched, Cashmere Meacom Canton
fer NYork.
CARE Coop HorE Nov --Col Crockett Austin of and
FIN Nfork
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The stock market svneed less Of animation today anu prices
generally let off at decline rcm the closing rates Of yester
DAY. United States Bank declined D cent? North American
Trust and Banking Co. cent? Mechanics Banking Assn
l. Bank of Comm l. Delaware and Hudson it, American
Exchange Bank Harlem 1t, Mohawk IL, Canton Ihere
sales of Phil adephia and Baltimore, at Of ot'
to the extent Of $4,000.
Uucurrcnt money specially provided for in the e'
is redeemed at 81 per cent for Red Back, and ''
Safety Fand The oow,ng list of banks hat nave .ue
temporary for their with the rate
they redeemed -
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1xl meeting of the members Of this Association held the
iah instant receive the report Of TIER Committee
character abilities of the Gentlemen already presentsd
alter the meeting was in ue fern Organized the Committee
by resolution ordered to be printed as follows:
Your Committee respectfully beg leave to report
That under just Of the responsibility develvng upon
Them and pursuant their obligations to the members
appointed them they have much time and labor the
subject and that after the mott thorough enquiry
rest scrutiny the abilities stability and dignity Of
they unheatngy give the preference to tbs here
matter mentoned eeatemen, being the best qualified
every particular conduct affairs of the Associations and
hereafter its present high standing
useful literary Association founded The most liberal pn
ciples
ALBERT c. ZABRIsKiE with @. Farmer.
For Vice. President,
HENRY c. HOBART, with Amory Leeds.
For Secretary.
HORATIO N. OTIS, with silas Brown Porter < Co.
For Treasurer.
w. BRENTON BOGGs, with Union Bank.
For Directors,
CHARLES WEXFORD with Appleton Co.
GEORGE C. GRlsWOLD with N. L. G Gr,swold.
HENRY s. FISH, " III silas G ade Nephew.
WILLIAM c. MOVES, with ~iis * Mason.
JOHN NORTON, Jr, with Oakford x KipP.
WILLIAM W. ROSE. With Peter A. Mesier.
JOHN BUTLER, Jr, with Henry wyckof Co.
JAMES X. PLACE, with Denns1n s. Bedcu.
GEO ROWLAND, President
Jos. NICHOLAS, Secretary. jsl5i'
Wy- MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
The friends of Mr. A g. Z.BRsE being apprised that he
will to President If elected great plea
in announcing the following ticket for the support Of the
nue lends oil ths Institution ii he ed by
IN Of article that appeared The Commercial
Monday the 18th inst, that Mr. Zasrkie would run
but he WI run and w be eeisd too in spite of the exsrons
of those who for the Of their party
than the interest and welfare Of the Institution.
BY order of the Nominating Commiitee.
| W. NlCOLL, Chairman
j. D. VERMLYE, Secretary
For President.
ALBERT g. ZABRlSKIE, with @. Farmer.
For VICE PRESIDENT
HECTOR MORRISON, with Ruthven Weed
For SECREyAkY
| ". will las Brow Porte Ca
For TREASURER.
w. BRENTON BOGGS with Union Bank
| FoR DiRESToRs.
| CHARLES WEXFORD, with ID. Appleton & Co.
| JOHN BUTLER, Jr. with Henry Wyekoif u Co.
| LEWIS McMULLh n, with }. J. Roosevelt * Son.
| THOMAS "A. sELBY, with A. Il. Stewart * Co.
| WILLIAM e. MOVES, with Otis Mason.
| JAMES X PLACE, with Dsnnson Bsden..
| JOHN NORTON, Jr. with Oaksrd x Kipp.
| EZRA A. DOW, with Sturges, Roe x Barker jsl4 IT.
| A GARDENS. MILLER respectfully requests those per
"A favorable 10 the celebration Of The
the ScorTsH BARD ROBERT BURNS to at her house. No
~ Spruce street. Wednesday evening, the 18th inst
O'clock take consideration the
for the above anniversary, preparatory to its celebration
| al
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Packets TO Arrive.
Clenrea.


Saratoga. Bsde Jacksonville Fla .chr' WIN Roscoe.
WOOD B0''0H' Repeater smith , Wilmington NC.
Bark Mary Smith from st jsso de Cuba, sugar &c How
ig Mentor stevens. 20 d, I'm Santa Cruz Cuba wood &c
John Stevens.
Brig Peter rem Lewis, day. I'm Dar.n Geo. cotton, &c
schr, Richmond amin and DR. Franklin Jones, ds I'm
Virginia, oysters. to espis.
Pilot beat Commerce Chapman d, I'm Norfolk in ballast;
IAN II Little Egg Harbor pas ed soLr Potomac of NYork
bottom up Of water l2h passed small oop
tora Up, could not see her name.
weoorandn.
NarsafionThe harbor OF Nantucket is full OF ice and
also that Of Edgarown No arrivals departures, Prov
dsree harbor closed We unaerstnd that the bav ia
entirely frozen over far Warwick Neck and ,ba
cross on In. e. from Pawtuchet to Bullock Cow.
Los By fire Of shp Harold. Of Boston.-Th. Harold
HoUes Of and for Boston from Calcutta, destroyed by
Gre Al Oct &C. 1T 30 y Ion 20 IS W. ard eve p,ron
He ~ Prbmsu OF Boston of the s-pe crsses Henry
ewing. Of Boston, Bell Of New Hampshire ,on OF Gov
Bell, passengers; saml Nash FIRST officer Boston and on.
seaman wer. drowned Captain Hswe. WIN Au.n anoib,r
supercarso Mr. Blunt IA officer and IA Others with . rest
Of the crew. after being day. in III. long boat landed al
place about 30 miles north OF ferna,buce which place
they proceeded and thence Mr. Austin under date OF Nov
his brother IN Boston, via Liverpool and New York
MIR Dsyidon who went out passenger in the Harold il sun
posed TO iav. embarked in for home " 80 he undoub
edy among those who saved The loss BY the Harold In
euapg vessel cargo freight &c. urpo ed to be nearly
sersd nv eitht nine In ths
city, the amopt Of sIl0Oo Hercsrgo consisted OF 37ii
bss saps ~ chests indigo rs bale. hides 60 do goat
goods bsg nse 2s6 bales $50 Ids cunny bag, 80 bales
gvnny cloth 450 90 hemp. 900 bxsteel OIL.
The Coaster. from the Rsppahsnnock for NYok was aban
doned n, on the l1ih Dee.
For the following list Of IN, number and elias OF vessel een
10 pass the light vessel stationed IN the Vineyard sound during
he ye'r 1882 indebted to Mr. George wn.o keeper
Of the hight:
ships, 1877
Brips. lAss
sehu, s,5e7
o'oop', a2sS
IT,, 49,
showing an increase OF O1g vessels dsrne the pat vesrbe
NUMBER cen 10 psss 10 1898 berr ~ csc
OF Philadelphia frsm Canton Tor NYorh which
dcrned i ~ wv" wi"
TIE Cbsmp'a,n Dm ham from Calcutta for pbl,deinhs
has put mo The Isle OF France In distress and in ali n,ab,b y
would be condemned. " F'''V
Revenuc s%rv,.e
revenue cutter Woodbury. was in A,ch.r,l,,, p.x M.
IS, all wei. ~
NRvn,.
The following statement Of ~ ipt IN c,rnr.c, ,ua ~
staff which they cruising - among b Joc,r.,
accompanying the reTor, Of the Secretary the Navy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-15

d. .SA REWARD Lost, ID. ). WILDER s. co. > note,
.D ~ dated New York. Oct. 25lh 1888 at months, psya
bic the Mechanics Bank. in of Revo G. Hance
Co for S2339 T. w. & f. Grisson's draft, Gated II m
burgh, Mich Aug 9th 1892 90days, samuef Grsson Of
hi CIV favor Reyo C. Hance & Co. acceEtsd and
tested for payment for S7i7 40 cents also, e. w. & f.
Gr.son draft dated HamburGh, Mich Aug 9Th, 1882 at
months Samuel Crimson, favor Of same accepted and
protested for pay nent. for p737 80 cents.
The above enclosed in lie ter directed TO Williams
Ten Eyck Of Detroit Mich sn all being past due, of
use any person but the subscribers Any person having
found the sane by returning them through the Post Office
tn. ,ubscrber Ma 7t Pearl street. will receive the above
reward.
jal4 lw- RvyO C. HANCE SEQ
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CLARIFIED.


At Albany, the evening Of the instant by the Rev
DR.. Wech, Mr. N a Fish to Miss Harriet s. young daugh
ter of Oliver Mead, Esq all Of that city.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-15

On Tuesday morning. l4,h instant, Mrs. Mary Ann Terry,
in the 26,h year of her age
he friends Of the family and those Of her uncle Benjamin
shamburg particularly invited attend her funeral this
afternoon at three eccck from her late residence So Cover
street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-15

EuCkets To Depupf.
LsvpoS.
Gladiator, Britton, Jan 20
Mediator, Champlin, Feb |
LIVERPOOL.
Columbus, Chopper, Jan. 10
sheridan, Depeyster, Jan IS
pAvRp.
Leuis Philippe, Castof, Jan 10
Poland, Anthony, Jan "a
Chas Carroll, Russell, Feb I
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-15

DARK rhEArkE.-rhis EVENING, Jan is,h, isSs.
observation-disclosures, Mr. vandeuhoa; Julie, Mis.vs-
denhoh.
After which the Burlesque Opera of
BOMBASTES FURIOSO-Generai Bembastes, by Mr..
BrowEe.
To conclude with the farce of
MAN ABOUT TOWNSHIPS, Mr. Chapman.
Borliekets. si-Pt. oocents-tiaiery. 10 cents.
ROwEki EVENING, Jaa is, via
swEErHEARTs AND wlvEs-Bnly Laeladay. Mr.
Burton.
TO be followed By new Musical Comsdi.tta, entitled
FIXING DGTCHMEN, Or, The Reldebarraeh War.
TO conciace with the farce Of
JOHN JoNEs-sir Guy GoodueA, MIR Burton.
nLYMpiC THEATRE. THIS EVENING, Jan. issh,
~ lSiO, will be presented
JENNY JONES-Edward Mergan Mr. Horneasle.
After which the
IRRESISTIBLE CADETS = Hannibal ven Picksrstsa.
To be lo!Iowedby
SAVAGE AND THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nicllesy.
The whole o conclude with the
ROOF sCRaMBLER.- Swelyino, Mar HorncastIe; Molly
Brown, Mr. Mitchell
Dress circle SO eentsseeond and third tie 25-p l2l
private hoxes, 81 Performances commence al, : o'clock
DROADWAY CIRCUs--Mcs wrLs.. BAnrLrrr q
ID Co-THls EVENING, Jan. i5,he entert ents VIA
commence with the
Bedouus of the Deserts Negro E.rsvagsnua by Mr. Pei.
ham, Gymaasc Exercises by the whole Troop INTREPID act
of Gienroy his Wild Arabian Mr.. Derious the Cords
Easque Extravaganza entitled the Ancient Maid I56G
ama first Aht IN the World The Flsn, of III. ssra.
Gems by Mr. Cadwaader; Mr. Carney, The American Her
cHles, will app MIR. Spencer, The Wild Warrior Of
America Horse msnsp BY Mr. Bacon Mr. Derious and his
young Posionsts Mr. Sweeny the Baro. To conclude
with Jerry Sutchum.
Doors open at 81; Performance at o'clock
Boxes sc cents PIT ~ cents. Jal5
DOWERY AMphII hEATkE, No. 81 Bowery.-TAH
ID EVENING Jan. U.s.
The entertainments will commence with
Grand Eastern War entitled the Tiger Horde by
twelve Chinese Horsmea and their ,teeds. Comic Sn by
Mr. Nathans. Horsen snshp, by MIR Archer Equestrian
Pyramids BY and horses Vautng Circle Sports, by the
first Gymniass succeeded by Master Woods Classic Por-
traits aud Statues Of the ancient masters myhoogic act
by Oity Moy. entitled Hercules Horse
followed by the comic Of Clint and Giant
Killer Succeeded by the great German Rder astounding
To conclude with the Oriental pectacls Of Timhur
Khan, the Rival Chiefta:ns.
Doors open at 6oeockPerorm commence at seven
O'Clock. Price OF Boxes so c.ntsft IS cents jsl3 1t
| .. UVLUGICAL iNsTlrUIE.-JUNE, THUS, AN
IL GEViNE coz. splendid collection of Living Ami
mails open for the reception OF visitors at their well
establishment No 81 Bowsiy, wher. every Yrps alton
has made receive the public. VitoIs will have
the additional advantage of bshot ing that and singular
animal, aLIVING EGYPTIAN GIRAFFE! And the fur
Their eradication of seeing BLACK TIGER! the exis-
Of which has hitherto been either doubted denied by
| all authors who have written the subject.
the exhibition No. IL Christie street. directly
| in the of the Bowery Amyhheatre.
Hours Of exi bihon from 10 o'clock A. D. - p. VI
| from 10 9 IN the eyrDihg
Admission 20 cents children under years Of half
price. d3 am'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-15

NEW DRY GOODS, cheaper than ever at vANNS
~ 29l Grand
200 pieces new Calicoes, sd TO lsd.
kich dark Nous Dc Lars 26i.
st de LANES and cAalies cheap
oo Iees' "ch Ducape Silks, 81.
o." endid Changeable Figures, 56I.
Elegant plain and figured baths great variety.
Wide Jack lt9ian and Gros &c Swiss, 4 Cd.
Bombs zines and Mernoes every cocr and quality.
Splendid Broehe skawls, $3.50.
Real Cachnere, s. 80 TO Si2.
An immense quantity of Hose, Gloves, Lace and Ribbons,
nearly half price :.
beautiful collection of Artificial Flowers, Wreath and
Head Trimmings, Coaks. Blankets Flanpss SC with 500
excellent Comlorsbles, well made and cf the bet materials
lots the above Goods have just been purchased for cash,
and he prices ch they selling will abundsn,y satisfy
thousands Of customers who constantly call at this estab
smeut, to lay out their ready cash
VIM. VANN. 2el Grand street,
ial3 between Allen and Orchard.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-15
Passengers smiled.

In the Mississippi, for New Orlean-J Springer, James
Haggerty WIN Roberts Mrs Durbrow aud child Geo Moore
wood James Rero Reno Jr Jacob Brsndager all Of New
York.
In the Stephen Wh,tsey, for LiverpoolMrs Thompson
Scott Scott, Liyerpool MeKm Baltimore; Geo Coal
son, Toronio MeFsrlsne, A Hume, Monreal Msjor A
Gordon, British Army; DR. Valentine NYork; III smith,
Dublin; Sparks, LonIen.
Passengers Arrived.
In the Rousle at Boston from Csnton-John Sturgs Of
York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-15

&c VNTINsLOW'5 BALSAM OF HOARHOUND,' for
w Colds, Cough' Influenza ASTHMA, Whoopsg
Coush and all other diseases of the Breas, aud Lungs leading
TO Cor sumption, TIE cheapest well the speedy
and certain Who that knows the virtues of
Hoarhound ard none.et and has cough will employ this
vegetable remedy, combination happily designed aud
mild and safe. THIS healing Basam most eGectually aud
speedily all Inflammation aud of the ungs,
aays the cough promo erpecoraon and relieves astn
matte and difficult respiration
For sale by j. o. FAY Agent, Minors Drug Sorc No.
1893 Broadway, Frankln Houe New York; Madison street.
Of Cstharpe ga Broadway lss Bowery Of
Spring 81 Canal street; 2eS Greenwich; and 2!7 Hudson
street. corner If Spring.
prIce only % cents per bottle. ial5 81.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-15

INDIAN BALsAM OF LIvERwORT.-h COUGH
Il Is ALWAYS DANGEROUS-In our ohanseable and
climate IL 70 all important to aitend 20 COLDS with
which all less affected NEGLECTED too long
IL i. Difficult them sometimes impossible, and
frmed consumption the result In all lung complaints, Mr.,
" NJ Gardeners Indian Balan OF Livsrwo justly esteem
ed Of infinite value has been used for eight year.
with unparalleled success, and many individuals mg't BE-
named Tor hcalisg virtues and powers
wosd BE- present 20 stfy to It's efficacy be
safely that cough remedy has wih the
degree " favor aud psronas this Hundreds Of gro..
Of his valuable preparation have been sold within fe-
and II dea Is sill the increase. II IL prepared by
an extensive chemis, from prescription which contains
Der Of ingredients formerly used BY the Indians The enten
sve sale Of this remedy has caused in i'iuas 90 ret W
and advertise they call Bsam and Syrup Of Liver
wort which entire different article For the original
call Tor Mrs. GARDENERS INDIAN BALsAM OF LiV
ERwORT sold at wholesale and retail by A. B d.
SANDS No 20 100 Fulton st. sold at retail by Ring o44
Broadwa, burnet "a Canal a.; Emhrse II Easi boaiway
Guon i27 Bowtry Hart Of Broadway sHd 0hsmpcf
street. Trice 80 cents. dlSim
SHOE THKEADS.- 80 tales Bridgeport msHuiaei"ri,
- aud 2 or assorted colors. Tor sale by
iaiO ~ X COLLINS Co..e wv y.
I4INERAL POINT BANK NurEs.h sg.I
VI = ] sYLvESTER's,
40 tsn rro,iwsv an" % w 'nst
CEG.Rsgoo NJ superior ,npssehy Sugars, - haf and
- ar boxes entitled debesre ior ae "a '''s 10 sui
10 FK cot ms CO So South st.
I,III, ,IE EXJnANUE on hLgi.sd, Ire and, and scot
Is I.,d 70, sale on favorable terms, at
100 Broad-ay aAd 2, Wall ,t.
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diatey. For further particulars, apply TO
jalb - w. :. +. TOBY CLINTON Hotel. " board
SIXlH ANNUAL EHtNA BALL FOR THE Benz.
- FIT OF THE ROMAN ASYLUM. PRINCE ST.
The Com mtteo Of the Erna Benevolent Association have the
BALI, given by this Association that their next ANIMAL
for the most Prai.ewerthy and charitable objects relieving
the Orphans Of the Rsman catholic Orphan Asylum
street, who number hundred pr,va.
tons aId ofhe winter which, without thr
ava Of this Ball. they certainly endure will take place
at Tammsny Hail. Monday evening January GOTH 1870
MIR D. Lucas will have The cement Of the aaor
Mr. HofmsAs celebrated Coalition Band engaged
10 Ladies respectfully informed that will be
admitted without admission ticket.
Extra LADIES' admission tickets, ST.,
Tickets 50 each, may be procured from the following gen
uemen;
Thomas OConnor, 81 Wall street.
T.. Short.ll, 10 Resde st eet.
Martin Waters. ~ Elm street.
John Layden, SIS Pearl street.
h. Fitzgerald corner Of Oak and Pearl streets.
p. l.. Fery, is Elm street, corner Duane
William Denmsn, 90 Mulberry street
VIM. Corbett, Roosevelt, corner OF Oak street
John Munday, 65 Mott street
ohm Mckinley, 90 Bowery.
John Me Naheo Chatham Squore.
James Dunn. Sixth " ard Hotel
Edmund =. Derry, 81 Wall st.
John Ahern. il9 Crosby ST.
Edward Mullen, l2s Front ST.
Owen Colgan. 80 James 81, Brooklyn.
Corneliss Henry, do. or Of the secretary,
jalS sShs,' JAS " NICHOLSON, III Water st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-15

SPEhN OlL-tor SALE 40 barrels crude Sperm Oil. on
- board big lngs at Coenies slip, if lied for inme
diately. For further particulars, apply to
jal5 -. w. y. F. TOBY. CLINTON Hotel. or on board
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-15

CARD-Mrs. MILLER respectfully requests those per
"A favorable 10 the celebration Of the Anniversary Of
the ScorTsH BARD ROBERT BURNS to at her house. No
~ Spruce Wednesday evening" the 18th inst
O'clock take consideration the
for the above Anniversary preparatory to its celebration
jal4 2tt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-15


CAPT MARRyATT'S DIARY IN AMERlCA-seeopd
" SERIES at 80 cents.-T. X. P. q COLLINS Philade
pha TIN day published cheap edition Of the continuation
OF Capt Marryats Diary in America. ia l vol. complete
For sale by AL the bookse ~ in New York. jal42t
A kIIrlClAL IEk1h- M. LkVET1 DENTIST, No. 100
IA Broadway entrance ia Warren street begs to call the at
enton ofhe public 10 method Of fixing Arus
cial Teeth-from TO full seton the principal Of atnos
pheric nGed by pa injury to the ado,s
ing teeth guns Mr. Levstts method is and alto
sther peculiar to himself and is warranted produce the de
sired effect.
From tile New York TimFsl
ARTIFICIAL TEErH.-A fri nd ofours having undergone
dencsl operation der the hands Of Mr. Leve took
sion to speak high praise Of that gentlena sh facility
and mode of supply the loss OF Teeth by the introduce
on Of and Que principle Of Artificial way
alike d. void of We have been shown
circular containing extracts fro the New York Mirror the
Courier Enquer, and from the Evening Star al speaking
the terms Of Mr. L.ves principle for the
s,ruction ef Artificial Te,hofs novelty aud utility and Of
its dispensing with spring. and eaiues, the simple intro
ducon Of atmospheric pressure rhch has been found 'na
bic for all purposes Of mseation and ornament indeed
this last respect the community stand largely indebted to Mr.
Levst for his introduction and ingenious application Of the
atmospheric pressure principle ols 3mis'
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-13

The spirit Of patriotism which lighted on
the fires OF the revolution, CLOVIS in the
bosoms ri our citizens with undiminished
force. MAY il never be exiting uished while
we have tights 10 contend for, or agrees
sions TO oppose. Two wars have already
taught our sgefessors the force there is in
a freenan's arm when welded ia a Just
and holy cause. More than once have
they seen their self-styled inrineibles over
powered and Frustrated by The prowess Of
an american .Mstiiia. More than once
they seen their proud St. George
down BY one arm OF a eitisen sol
iiery, the other bearing aloft the stars
md stripes OF their country. What has
been done :" may be done again."-Cop-
airfeid's address TO kis.Mihfiamen.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-13

swANToN, NAY Is. $50

The times are mos, interesting. A psshl.m
OF the highest importance is about 10 8. go
The virtue OF the nation is TO he tried ~.
cause Of humanity and hope Of philosnph, -
'the fate Of free governments, are inveI,,J
event. How awful is the respons,biln, 80
solemn the hazard w are TO ds,aas
"by Our deeds the sounduess Of cur thpetie.
ascertain whether a republican system Of sovs,~
'msni' built on the will Of and receiving ~ eow.
.efs immediately from The people, is capable o.
maintaining its sovereignty; 10 obtain e,p.,,n.S
''tal knowledge how FAR The liberty Of The ,,,.sD
''is compatible with tho safety Of the .,,,., :.
prove, IN short. whether - the ptopls ar, -
'orn worst ensmies.'' as IL asserted by mon.r,l
''ists. "-Niiss' Register.