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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-07-11
Frnm the Ohio Statesman.


Scene in Pirate Room, adjoining Bank
Room-or, The ray 10 make CHANGES and
10 breed Federalists.
Bank debior.--Comes in and takes of his hat,
nv note, sir, for $4,000 is due. have been no.
tilted to pay up all next week. J have come 10
see you, Il cannot get indulgence, aud have 1t
renewed.
Bank Direcior.-( Scarcely condescendng to
look at him. You have been favored long time
You have voted in favor Of Bank relorm-you
have gone against the banks, and now you must
suffer the consequences Your note must be pro-
tested
DeLtor.--Is il possiblcl Then am ruined
man. NV credit will sink--my little earnings Tor
years must be swept aWay,and must be reduced
10 rum.
Dirsctor y gu have taken up arms agains, Us
and We cannot sustain our enemies.
Debtor.--Bu must be ruined for opinion
sake :
Director you make your bedso you must
lay.
Debtor.--I cannot Tor a m,mcnt think Of ruin
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-07-11

ing upon the latter gentleman as the representa-
tive Of Federal principles in the present contest,
and knowing that he has nsYer been Identified
With the Republican party in any Of It's great
struggles against the Influences which have been
calculated TO take power from the people and the
States and give It to the General Government, TO
suppose that ! would lor a moment think Ofgrng
my support to such an individual as candidate
Tor the Presidency would be a mockery Of al
public principe
In yeseec, 10 the statements which have been
made IN several of the newspapers Of the day that
disagree with many Of my political friends in the
estimate they have formed of Gen. lIaulson's
military merits am not aware Of haying said any
mag 10 Justify them, Hauug never admired
Ien. HARRISON as military man, or considered
hrm as possessing the qualities which constitute
The commander OF an Amy, have locked at his
political relations alone in the opinions haze
iotmed or expressed respecting his pretensions to
the Presidency, and the consequences which
would result 10 the county. should the sufIrages
OF the people place him in that high office.
am very respectfully,
Your obedlent servant,
ANDREW JACKSON.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-07-11

good order,n all quarters where IT meets thespuS-
he eye"
=" think the attempt Of the opposition 10 de.
grade our moral and national character. both At
home and abroad, by their hambuggsry Of bard
cider and log cabins, begins to reeoiI upon The
actors. II Is saying to the people, you are too
gnotam Tor selt-governmeni. and we can lead
YOU anywhere by the scent Of hard cider cask.
THIS Is too greet an indigni,y for the people TO
submit TO-
Wnh my Kind regards, remain your friend.
ANDREW JACKSON.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-07-11

Mr. Evans vas written, nasinuch as that letter
vas shown to Mr. Calhoun on the 4th Of Fehtua-
~ The 0swego letter was answered by the com
miee. Gwynne. Wright and Spencer, on the
29th Of February, to whom the General admits.
in his letter to the Hon. Joseph l.. Williams, an
extract of which was published in the National
IL,elhgencer OF the llth inst he turned over many
letters Tor reply. How, then, stand the facts
In January last. Gen Harrison himself writes
a letter to Mr. Evans, containing an Injunction
that Il should not be allowed TO get into the news
papers. the substance Of which was secretly used
TO satisfy the Abohtiouis,s, that he was one of
them, upon his o,ra authority.
In February last, his committee, in reply to the
0swego letter, SAID The policy IS, that The
General make no further declaration Of has prin-
ciplcs for The public rye rhilsi occupying his
present position"
On the 10Th April last the General declared to
Capt Chambers and c. Van Burkitk, Esq. who
were bearers of letter to him from Louisville,
Ky. asking his opinions on the subject OF Adolf
ton, fiat nothing could induce hm 10 dnswn
such inierrogGtoriss coming either from friends
e. fees"
Yet, in Jsnuary last, General Harrison did rot
hesitate to write to Mr. thanksgiving such II color
to his course and opinions on the subject of slave
~ and Abolition, as to enable his friends ct the
| North TO eleconeer for hun as an Abohuonlst
with u strict ioiuGoon, however, that his letter
should not BE- allowed TO get into the newspapers.
| And now we have his letter of June Isl 10 Mr.,
Lyons Of Virginia, SO worded as to enable his
| friends of the Soeih to eecuoneer for hun, as op.
posed to Abolition; IN which letter, he says, do
not wish what have said above to be published.
We should not consider the interests of the A.
merlcon people safe in the hands Of man who
refuses his principles " for he public tye," but
does not hesitate IN bis priys's letters, written
with express inluncuons that they shall not be
seen by the public, to give such cooring to those
principles as may be best cHlctllted 10 get votes,
without regard to frankness or consistency,
We should deem the interests OF our corsiitu.
onts peculiarly unsafe in the hands of any man,
whether really an Abolltionst OF not, who cantor
court these dangerous fanatics with view TO Ihcu
political support; thereby giving them confidence
and increase Of strength in then mad warfare up.
on our peace our property and our lives.
This is matter which admits Of no intrigue,
palterlng or compromise
For the secret iampering with AbollIonlsm,
now disclosed, Gen HARRISON should IN our opn
ion, be treated MS an Abotonst by every friend
Of the South and the Union.
The danger in which we consider your deme-t
interests, placed by This secret management aud
double dealing, is our chief luducemeul TO make
! you this communication.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-07-11
GENL JACKSON'S OPINION OF THE
LOG CABIN & HARD CIDERPARTY.

We have permission from friend Of tbs old
Hero, to publish the following extract from let
Ter uron other busness, IN which he expresses his
sentiments upon the absurd and unmeaning sys.
tam now carrying on by the friends and supper.
tors Of The Federal Wing candidate for the Presl.
dsncy The eS.rac, will be read with Inieres,as
well A. pleasure, by the friends Of decency and
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-07-11

The sober minded of the opposition are com.
ing over to the support of the democratic party
IN large numbers Every day We see IN our cx.
change papers letters similar to the one we pub.
lIshed the other day from the Hon. Mr. Nickhlc,
md The one We copy below from the Washington
Globe
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-09
Price Two Gems.
General Sessions.


William NJ Goulding, alias William Gold, hack
driver was put To the bar, charged with robbing
Mike Mae Avney of gold and silver coin TO the
value oil some one hundred and twenty dollars.
here was no doubt but the prose cutor had been
robbed, but the testimony to prove the guilt Of the
prisoner rested entirely on the identity o. ain
foreign coins which McAvinsy swore he had he ard
ed, because he hated bank trash like the devil him
self and on the other hand the ci-derant hack dr-
yer persisted IN claiming as his property which he
had boarded from his wages as a hack driver for the
preci us purpose of rcvisiting the land where re-
posed the bores OF his ancestors
AS set of to this defence the cution set up
that the prisoner once bought pair of old breeches
OF him for fifty cents and that occasion he, the
prisoner, pleaded poverty and said he could not pay
and wanted credit. The ether being decidedly and
on principle an opponent ofthe credit system refused
10 trust ms old brceches and on this account he
sidered the coin could not have honoraby into
the possession of 8 the pious" hack driver.
me prisoner to rebut the testimony of the old
pre- ches, proved that he bore good character for
hack driver.
The jury retired to consider of this conflicting tes-
mony and en- their return into Court declared their
ihaoility TO agree on a verdict
IN the matter OF Robert White-once a prominent
character IN wall street but who stands noiet-
ca Dy nrahd Jury for two assaults and bate ries-
Tue District Attorney said that he should move to
nave tne tia set Down ecially for Thursday after
noon, that being the only time when Judge Inghss
The Recorder said that from the fact of bis being
S.ats Directcr IN the monetary Institute known as
the Manhattan Company he could not sit as the pre-
sizing Judge at the trial of Fir. White.
Abraham Harper, negro was put on his trial hr
aouiglary IN breaking into provision store, and
stealing tive hams
The evidence was very conclusive, and all the Dc
fence made was that the hams were given to Harp9
by a man ne met in Broad street, who said the
were his'n"
The Jury found Harper guilty of the whol(
charge.
Joseph Kennedy, smash boy for bis age wa
tried for grand larceny, in stealing lot of cslico
from dry good store in Chatham street The pos
session OF the stolen property by the prisoner was
clearly established, and the jury found him guilty.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-09
EAU LII S II r AL z.

f.RANDJEAN'S CURLING FLUID, FOR WASHING
VI THE HAIR-Its FLUID contains spirits in its
oCmposon nor has it any stimu ating gedent that will
affect capillary tubos lis chemlca' perti takes from
ample plants of wscles ra-e for the HAIR such ashe
pueum &c he olegnous suSstahee which part of
its comp )sion TIE Gil derived from the yolk the
prime pal tn hns aes Of viii h, when sed wash fer
the Lar we'll kuown and properly appreciated. 1t frees the
KIN fas he and the tubes ofthe hair from that corrosive
acen # perspraon, and from the sediment Of seurf which
1t deposits
The advantages der v,d foR using this irosmahe fluid
that il will he HAIR style form
fancy dictate aad the most rebeous hair becomes soft
and piable. and b. that
be given to the mos, beautiful hair
Gran,reaus Cui AZ Fluid POSSESSES the double quali es
only of making the hai curl Of coping II in curl
in The warmest dampest weather. leaving agreeable
fums.
Office No l. Barclay street. New York. where may be mad
cirandsns Genuine Composition for the curing OF Badness
DandrH t;ray HAIR, &c. Mo lmF
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-09

MILLING EXTRAORDINARY. The Tuscaravas
Ohio Advocate OF the 9th inst. says question
OF dispute with regard to the quickness Of
turing certain quantity Of wheat into
-four was settled last Saturday at Mr.. scaton's
Mills, near this town. II was contended that one
pair OF stones could not manufacture sixteen bush
the wheat weighed out-the mill put in operation
and the sixteen bushels went through the usual
processof making superfne -four, cit for ation
in the short space Of ffty-hree minutes, with one
pair of stones ONLY"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-09

HoSoR.-Two ehivalric youths were to have
fought duel on Monday last in Philadelphia. The
names Of the young men engaged in the farcicd
scene we're John Robinson and Augustine Sanders
asprincipal,, Fielding Spiller and John Il. Ken.oA
or Kemon, as seconds IL is very evident that when
these young went over the river TO fight, their
anxious mothers didn't knew that they were out
Philadelphia Times, Dee. =.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-09

The HlRRisBURo WATER weRKs We learn
that the Harrisburg Water Works, which were
commenced in June last are expec ted to be in ope-
ration in about three weeks. Messrs. Rush asd
Muhlenberg.are now engaged in putting up the Gu
gines. For strength, finish, and quality, they are
believed to equal thing of the kind in the State
The eutire cost is estimated at from So, 900 10
$4,000 The sbject is to supply the town Of Har-
rlsburg with psre Philadelphia Enquire,
Dee. 5.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-09

HoMIeIDE.-A young man named Albert Magyar
der was killed in the neighbourhood Of Bladens-
burg, Md, on the 2Sth,' by Clement Il. Hieary.
man OF family and Of good connections. There are
said to be some extenuating circumstances attend
nag the act; what they are we know not, unless they
are to be found in the following paragraph:
After shooting the young man, HILLARY ordered
one Of his negroes to hold him, while he v ith The
butt end Of his gum LITERAL knocked hisJrains ouf!'
philadelphia Ledger, Dee Z.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-09

FIRE IN NoRTH ADAMs.-One Of the cotton fac
tories belonging to Mr.. James E. Marshall, in North
Adams, was DESTROYED by fire on the morning of the
2ith ult Loss estimated at S29,0 900, and no insur.
ance.
The Eagle paper mill Of Peter Simmons, az Chat.
ham, Columbia Co, was, with its contents DESTROYED
by fire on Tuesday last.-Troy Wing.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-09

suIcIpE.-An Englshnsn, named WIN. r. Payne,
yesterday afternoon, cut his throat from ear 10 ear
with razor in his room at the Green House Hotel.
IN Race street, below Third, where he boarded. Az
inquest was held upon the body by the Coroner.
Verdict of the jury, suicide while in ct Of mental
alteration. - Philadelphia Times, Dec. Z
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-09

sPoRr:-The Burlington, N. J. Gazette, saws
The duck shooting at Mannahawken has been car.
ried on with commendable spirit for some weeks
past by various parties Of gunners from our city and
neighbourhood Some parties of two or three have
returned with nearly hundred head of geese brant
and other wild foul So plenty they have been sell
ling at 80 to IS cents per sair
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-09

TRUE BILL ron MuRpER.-The Grand Jury on
Saturday found true bill for infanticids against
Ann Dowell. Dowell is the girl oar readers will
recollect, who lived as domestic in the family Of
MIR. Hodson in Market street. She is very re-
specially connected in New Jcrsey.-Phiia. Caros.
Dec Z.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-09

ASorHER TRuE BrLL AGAINST A Female ror
MISUNDERSTANDING the grand jury found true
bill against Harriet Aiken, the colored woman who
poisoned a child Of c. w. Goines, for murder.--
PhNa Times. Dec s.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-09

~ Operative Chemist Importer OF Leeches, chemical Ware
pl,tns the rares FOR lecturers uses
aI Neltues and OF Lunar austc Iydrogni
Acid Diamond Cement, Chibiss Liniment Corn Reuedy
Prssc Tooth Cement hcdbug cockroach and ny Posens
reror sedr ana Yeast Powders oade o. Iron suphursy
Mercury phurc Chlorc and Oxac Ethers Aqua aud Al
eoho Ammonia; Spirits Ntre, Duois, aud other yea
npar ncedu medicines Orders for Mote apzs
apuIcs Yeast and Seidltr Powders well
in my quaHty executed with DESPATCH warranted and eh,p
any where to he procured Orders received at
tEUehTwANGERsr Pharmacy,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-09

BUILDINGS sPHILApELPBIA The whole num-
Der Of new buildings erected in the CITY during
$50, is estimated at 379. In 1859 the number was
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-09
ON CERTAIN DELICATE DISEASE

ON CERTAIN DELICATE DISEASE
DR RALPH author Of The Private Treatise continues 70
~ De consulted heretofore at his residence, IS Coutandi
Arsr. Of the general paion entertained orhat class
Of persons whe ebrude their m and dies spon the pub
every paperJ consider duty 70 give the following state
Bcdss the aSE Rod as Graduate Of Ejn5afb ard New
be. oaths Royal Coss London Se as Nell # Ss5T hi
have also testimonial letters from tho most eminent
New 9crE and Dr. G FSysis Of which letters
ind has BEEN mater a surprise to some that any on,
ef aud emHenee IN his profession hs talents
soesy IL sowevtr 6u, one thousandh part the
oplao% would e osmsd Xpd s Il not only ths ore
zen, m, AMI dseon On a se ~ @a mem w sssr
effect Pe.iediy, Indeed, destroy DE gePerays fame
bea when not properly treated remain dormant il II,
constitution, TO show themselves in other than
VIZ i fsssr9 RS'I @ore immediate Of evils perhaps
9fadvrsing abStts Of drops boz, Of pill. fer De IN
r @s s Of S ss aeS s Inc
which continually arise any and essenaly do thee,
d., What Eood as'iT.iys ]. asO:r =
n ssse ~se sn spp | ms For HssSee seeS With
sonorfGa have Been taking only Seneres
SS s not FEW Rsi hes,
neither the other but were totally different and
ga, - ,ss Which more rainfsly .arre.. u, ma
Here the patient obliged g for pills or drops month
may ubids or disappear while perhaps asaa on
Sigh, occasions but whether the Discharge return not, he
knows, that all the physe the verdi alone, would
structure; and yet properly understood, most
easily and speedily be removed do not scrupe 10 affirm that
many structures be cured days they had
lsied years before.
To any Of common prudence therefore, would say n
thsse and appeal TO the most eminent
p, eians Of city for their ruh how important that
every patient Should knew something Of the character and
lent Of the whom be about trust with such
Dor the convenience Of those at distance az well as ihos
who wish their the convenient aud
private have conrived very little chest with the
rRE.rsr fitted the lid and which contains every theory
the Of these complaints That for gonor
hGa beside the medicine contains also my Patent Pocket
Syringe with ingredients for making the injections the price
ef which $40 That for the Nenerea obtaining than
enough foe the ordinary cases so and the chest
little larger ontsnng thing necessary for the OF
both complaints IL SIS.
With respect TO the little patent syrinves which cannot
here describe who has a. can properly aocred
its convenience and utility Aud indeed with regard TO the
value Of the chest uniformly docs II meet the most
sanne expectations that engage, in II ia 70 DO
and retained immediately the price shall be instantly re-
unded
Address JOS. RALPH, sepior,N D. % COursndt street
Nex Iorh
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-09
HYGEAS OF THE
III IL M 4 n Ill A | Z

CONsULTATIONs-By which ali the world may prevent
- their hair from fdling turning gray, by A. GRAND
JEAN, No Bare ay st-Treanent by the Pll)us system
geusray-norna color Of the haranaiom" OF the hair
thickness and length specific gravity, neublily, elaey
strength of the hareects OF 9apuess aud Of heat OF aka
acids, and spirits, Of and chs hica aay
bn rs, general substance Of the harusnty 81 a4r
produced by hulb, alteration IN tn cslor the ca -, AcA
be remeoy prevent tie nent Of the cur'e prnc
pie CT i tae hist Docto who devoted has ims 10
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hair,
A GRANDJEAN appreciates aud eombses with e,rcum
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preference 20 his remedies except where the case ru
q ts H. aud where moreover experience Tor SO N any years
conhrm- s iicacy.
The principal nedies df Pastes the Of which
guarantee the I'aihe Of NerOsa, and the tempo
fall Of the h all eutsneous eruptors OF
she scalp Of n4ture-ha which generally met
with the heads of young children ado lorfr as 1aId
3d-Beautd wash Tor the healthy r ih-A pecul "
Dapho-etic Cap tn of badues and
finally according 10 the different and eons
tutIOns.
Consul alton every day, aud dnrag tae day ony. d. I'm
pAV II. IiIBBARD'- CARMINATIVG sALVE, a cheap
IL and remedy for AGUE in the breast face, milk
eakH, tns scalds rh.upaic esblalns &c Ne The
most painful aud lstr ssire attending Consumption
be rei we'd by Is spreading plaster of his
strengthening and energ save aud apply the chest
In Group nuenaa severe coughs and us whes thus app
ed arti uar eharen and fnis. its b. ne6ts
parent and permanent As st!engthener to the lungs and
chest, and ali shcre pam and suffering have
to endured fr dysn the rdnar methods Of curesseh
milk cake aeue in the bas aud painful swelIiugs
rally this Svc On nHume able casey Tor the last SO wears
mas we'd itself unequaled CIR the immediate relief it affords
Price IS cents yer COX, with dire etiors. For sale by
NJ CHEESMAN X co,
att Hibbarl's Drug aud Chemical Stare Bo very.
liberal di5eouat allowed those who purchase to sell gain
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-09
PASSAGE FROM GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND
~ - ~ -

Persns wishing 10 make arrangements for lends now
residing the Old Country lmngste to America, AZ
make ssch arrangements with the SUBS roer as VIII
to those coming ont every possible ;omo aud conv
Of the first America built Sc. commanded by of
experience The frequency and punctusy OF the departure
the composing this ne 4rantee against de
in Liverpool and when those settled for decline coming
out the will be promptly eiendS to those from whom
received.
For the greater accommodation of those who may wish to
their friends, the subscriber has
his for sight the National Back Of
ireland, payable at the branches the following
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-09

DREADFUL SLAUGurER.-Tbe Alton (Iu) Teie-
eraph states that 2,373 beeves have already been
killed and packed for market in that place this
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-09
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U. >. Circuit Court.

henry IT, Vandewlin VS.. James M. Quimby.
The same VS. Joseph +. Ayres
DON these cases were actions for the infringement
ofa patent right alleged to be secured to the plain
tiff.
The Counsel for the defendants moved to put eff
the trials Tor the present term account of the alb
sence oil material witnesses. The learned gentle
man also moved for commission to send to Eng
land and elsewhere which motion was opposed by
Mr. staples on the part of the plaintiff but granted
by the Court.
The United States VS.. William H. Trott-ou An
Indictment for perjury, committed in open Court be-
fore Judge Belts in February
This case occapied the Court the remainder of
me day, and had not gone to the Jury before their
Honors rose and adjourned.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-09
TREMENDOUS SNOW sToRMli
rsyr x,spEp rnnE IN EARNESTf ~

Wy oJ ,,com mend all who read this 10 h.sten without
w DELAY AID at supply themselves with Of the
following they need ef saying how much higher
dee ra6e wiuer goods may be IN week mean
time tahe notice that you can chose ~ y Is. 10Y
NAV reauir, Of the undermentond aruces az AIMS wen
knows Establishment, act and street: -,
soo peees RED White yellow and Green Flannels, 9 cd
and ~. 49,, en-, =, Al, ,.sx ,
500 large Wi, made hicklJ wsddtd OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
s ,,r ror thick. Msohaaw Blankets from
do,r the very ok al them enough to make enc feel com
The largest varied, and cheapest Of ready
" De fIoa the city Superb Gipecy Coaks, 10 Velvet
Q,in and other mstcriakll
WJings Bstsgs Winter Hose Gloves, sc wholesale and
,.taiI. cheap ~ they possibly 30 sold any where.
~ 81. Don'l forRet. YANN's. 2ll Qrand 81.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-09
FRENCH LANGUAGE.


NJ DELAvALLEE, Rsade street, No. ", tvo doors from
Il Broadway informs the gentlemen who desire TO learn
the French language that he has rcorened his classes from
to m the evening 49, e.. -. -
The class Of M.nday, Wednesday and Friday taught ~
the principle of Grammar. ,a,- a., -, a.
The Oral system Of Nsnesca go. - - -, r Al, -.
The gentlemen Who desire 10 join one or other OF the above
classes are requested 10 apply az on a. possible
Terms n, advance per quarter for each class, $40 =, .
Class for boys between and Is years OLD from N 70
n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-09

The returns show about $50 wounded This is
truly fearful arrav, and exhibits in startling point
OF view The rscklessness with which human life has
been sacrificed on board Of steamers in the y nited
States.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-09

(,UuGr NEvICINEs--t:y,ry VARIETY Of Cersh Med,
Balm oioney, Bass of Horehosrd Iceland and Irish Moss
Cough L'zenges yyP ornnicrs IS scns.Hyt !: ns had'
oi0 30 Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-09

The Croton water works TO supply New York
cost sl2 009 900