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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-03-19
vnried 10 the hase purposes of writer's like ,h'
author Of the libel in the Now Era.

v"ried TO III" hnse purposes of writer's like ile
author Of the libe! in the Now Era.
yin Senate, April hoentisih, 1916 The
Senate resumed the consideration Of the res
olu,lon for presenting medals aud the thank
of Congress to Maj. General HARRISON snc
Governor Shelby. On the question to con
cur in the previous decision 10 strike ont tho
name of Mai. Gen. WIN. II. Harrison, IL wa,
decided in the negative. ms follows:
Yeas-Messrs Campbell, Daggett, Gilliard
Gore. King, Lacock, Mason N. IT., Masor
Va, Roberts, TAFT, Ticke nor, Turner, Var
numb.
.Ndys--Msssrs Barbour, Barry, Chase, Con.
dit. Harper, Horsey, Macon, Morrow, Rug.
giles, Sanford, Talbot, Wells, Williams, VII
sonia.
The resolution was then. on motion Of Mr.
llorsey, Recommii,ed to the military com.
mttcc."
s.Miess Reg. Vol. ION page l5I.
.Niies's Reg. Yoi 10Th, pcge 46.
! .NihsS Reg. IoL I0fh, p. I64.
.Nles's Reg. Voi. ] lM PIP. $50, 396.
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. = a g rs {,

At Portsmouth, on the 18th inst Mr. pelcg Barker, IN
The SID year OF his asc-Ils served ' countr. IN her
struggle Tor Independence and has been recipient OF
her bou ~ as Pcnson,r.
In jamestown, the 18th inst, Miss Harriet Oatley
! in the ilst year OF her nge.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-03-19
Court of Probate. Afiddlsioun, Mar. I6, 1870

Court of Probate. Middieiown, Mar. l6, lSlO
'NHE Administrators account On the Es-
D tate of Enoch Lewis, late Of Middetown,
dec. was presented for examination and al
lOwance.
1t is ordered, that the same be received
and the consideration thereof referred 10 a
Count of Probate, to be holden at the Town
House in Mlddetown, on ,ho third Monday IL
April next, at 9 o'clock, p. IN. and thai
previous notice be given by publishing cop!
OF this order, three several times in the Her
aid ofhe Times for all persons interested t.
appear at said time and place and be heard.
"A true copy-witness:
JosHUA COGGEsHALL, Pro. Cir.
mar 10
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-03-19

The official monthly statement OF
Treasury notes outstanding on the "a
inst. was IS, l7j, .8i CO cents.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-03-19

The correspondence between Mr..
Fox, the British Minister, and Mr. For
syth, in relation to tho Nor,he astern
boundary, has been communicated To
Congress, and is somewhat Of warlikc
character.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-03-19
JyE.NOR.1tD.j.

At Mobile 81 inst. sclr's Octnvia, Wccden and Viz
giuan, Burroughs, both Ioadns for New iork-t" sal
about the lcih
cid NJ Franklin, la. 22d ult schr WoIeoit, stevens
New York. .
Arr at Mobile 2sh ult. ,chr Rosaliho, baker, lia-
vnun. 49,.
At Havana Goth ult. briIs Echo, Mcsscr wilmington
next day ; ArAsusas, cobb, for this port
Arr nj Ratmore 18Th inst rch'r samuel snter, Bur
dick, OF this port. -,
ttakipasdo Cd mat. sehr. Export Gardner, fhindel
phs.
Arr ut Charleston, sth inst. sch. Reaper Baker IN
81. Marks
| Arr Ut Norfolk, schr. Cal.donia, Kingston, r. !.
Arr at MaHntas, Cd inst. schr Caspian, swhsey, IN
Charleston. and ordered To Havana.
| eoinq into ~ Augustine 9TH sch. Counsellor Rogers
| from this port
tPn,ta Nov. 2.th, ship Anne, Richmond, of and io
| RrstoI in y few daNs, with 1850 hrls sperm oil.
Arr NJ EdrarGwn lith inst. bsrque Alfalfa, Sprngue
south Atlantic, i5O sp Reports, middle of Jan. bra:
| Gov. Hopkins, Bristol, 40 bbls.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-03-19

Clerks Office, Torn Council, .Nemport,
March l9, 1910.
r1'HOSE persons wishing to obtain Tavern
or Retail Licenses, for the year ensuing,
CONNIE ncing the first day Of April next, will
apply et the Clerks Office on or before the
3lst day of March nst- and leave the name
of the person who is to sign their bond as
surety, onG dcposite the amount Of license
money, which if the license is not granted
them will he returned.
The above 10 be published in all the papers
of this town. BY order,
T.. ROWLAND, Council OK.
march l9
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-03-19
DEPARTMENT or STATE,

Washington, March ., 1910.
Information hns been received ut this Department,
through the Legation Ui the United States ir France OF
the death of S,MuEL R,wsoN, Of Bristol, X. l. Captain
of the American schooner Melissa, at Pontc Petre,
Gaudaoupc the 2Cth OF March, 1889, aged IS years
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-03-19
Assigncc's Notice.

SWINBURNE & HUDSON, OF the Town
- and County of Newport, Painters, have
this day made to the subscriber an assignment
of their property and effects, for the benefit
Of their creditors without distinction. Al
persons, therefore having claims against SAID
!S,ouuJmne & Hudson, will present and prove
them within thirty days from the date hereof
if convenient, and those indebted will make
immcd. ate payment to the subscriber.
HENRY Y. CRANSTON,
mar It.-[mI91 assignee Of S. & H.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-03-19
NEW GRASS SEED.


40 Bushels Kod Top seed
40 do Borden Grass SEED
New port, March i9, l840--4w
STATEMENT OF the situation OF the Banks
~ IN Rhode Island on MONDAY, siarch "a,
Is4o, as the same appears from tho Returns nude
10 lie BANK Io""''"''"e's'
LIArILI1Iks.
Cnpi,al Stock, 1896, los 90
DiIi. in Circulation, I,402,2ll 25
Eal,ncss due other Banks, $40 OS6 So
y., phi, on hand. 439, ,4O5 "a
Dividends unpaid, 1921 ~
Deposits On interest, oil ,i4l vi
Depo'''' not 0" interest," N'''o 20
,,,-,,.., 80 ~ ,ac o,
io'a' a"'ou' "
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-03-19
new GARDEN SEEDS.
FOR sale BY
EDWARD STANHOPE,

az his old stand, No. IS, Broad street,
Just received from the Shakers, and
from Boston.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-03-19
o L o o X 8.

II wooden Clocks, jus, received nrd 70
IZ sal. by ". HALL.
march H..
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-03-19

40 Bushels Rod Top Seed,
40 do Borden Grass Seed.
Newport, March 10, lS40--4w
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-01
THE NORTH AMERICAN
rs PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY,
s 8 8 8 & 8

2 z 2 2 Z 2
Price 81 so per annum, 81 for
eight months, so cents for four
months, payable an odrdncc IN
all cases, Special contracts err
cepted. )a17
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-01

On the I2fh April. l76s, hls eommissioa as
Governor GeherAi Of tie Province Of oae5ee.
was issued IA Ensland.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-19

IN "a NV Yarf NYsi; Johsnn.s Bsi%or. p;smsnt
800 s SS:S sI:s s [
0orTrssv.e, Sep, issld ROssu America; I'd, Rowsns
Us B.as. "a
Bedford; .sh, wsna,,Ds."snssn Nye Vol. c,.,,..,.,
EIss9ss Sept Star. Gulpars crou;tad Tor Boston, asd
49, Boston, Dc s s fSss
TExxL Sep, i,:d sa,sSin Mayo NYorki TimOr sostOni
Gar Mabs osa d. co mss SS
Haea Pen NYSrt asth, sid Bsi'i$0Is Fuess, SYIt 6se
S valiant 900 so xH
Ys!s a si'IE'sss soes 90
Ssrfs ss sS,a
S.s: sFsT R: 4: T;s
lsasS 6Ia up Tsms do soh; Creole, do ss' Oscar do
th,ld: GaTsot NYGsk zsnobia = Orleans SthS
SsDlr. Sept is-.rr Elisha Dsnpj.cn, ws,,, NY0rt.
GiBrALr,s Sept iO-ed New England, Croker, NewYoA'
TMrs5s, conssess Nor]ssns, i,h ys'pasaD'
Do oh ssot s DO te ps RRaSS .aHy Nf'
NA,AoA, Sept isarr Nautilus, Genoa; ish rah Abb
s;s iaa M LSps e. F 6lss Tas.t
SET zstIssD no da.s.Fs IL I6orn' of New York. with
HALIFAX, Ms h-eld Portree, Long, Nforki ish sid
JOINS, NIB, Oct e-arr Olive Small Passports Ann, Ri
100 &c, ss s%psi. SSo5s si a OF
no SS n sSG ssas s esr oNYO via vp
United states Ports.
o.: pi sr oasos 2 3 Ss; y1S Sn f%
Sasdsosps Ontario, Goodi.s, Havana 18th cid Anssns'
Gasrisr, 0e, io-sla Sarah Miller, Hatch, NYork
PosaasD oe a Asses sbefSSa Nyo ndepen
a,nse cuaa Helen rayana 18TH arr Atlas Phadi Larkn
SsMnusrronr oct i9-srs sukey, ROndout, N.Y. cid Ca
leg ,nd oet r4 A% n1 eA New York; a sid scuae
Georgetown, Leonidas, B; imo,e.
a @ fa1S 81 I tss fsS Sss ts1
ssS 5Sh Tss s. Do!
ssss
sfsa' 5s
ID at d. MrG NV ~ and
S* ss es y r's9s s5 Sor MAXI R.
M s sow
St St Sxfi .
4ssy 22ssE Si:s9 .h ! as' "fs S
10Th cid Madison Baltimore g.. n nonu,.., Nvors.
s: y.s ss.;si ss,ss
sf ss s Gem 'S
issld ss NEsai.rd arr Gan
SDs;oi 81 G:H
Yk; Phebe Lila Jo 4th Archibald Gracie barbadoes
Delaware, Newburyport. - ,,,.,
RIcHMoNp Oct s-sld Orleans, NOeans; 18th, Wilcox,
NYork Lynchbsg do Rowena Boston; 18th, arr John Is
tell. NYork.
NoRroLx Oct l5arr Emily, Camden, Me; Ontario, scitu-
ate; sid J w Kempton, BedslL NYork. -
.ss s I'd pin 9 Y siss
George, New York; Cohansev dos Lawrence do Buenos
Ayre do aid Rosario Boston; i4h arr CHAPMAN warren
ST MARxs Oct s-arr st Helena, Ill., Boston; Express,
Hist,, dol Sh h' p., SYor wood Bo,,on.
SAvAN~AH Oct barr Cyrus, Br) Newport wales ,9tn
Soon New York; Savannah do Limerick, The maston; er
chant, st Thomas for Georgetown. .
Mosr, Oct Miles standish Boston; cid Ellsworth,
Havana.
NSw OssnAs Oct 7-arr Isaac AilsIton Hare LhsvaeT.
sh. Cotton Planter Pratt NYork Habinger Sill Apa'
lchcola NJ hent cid Cardinal de Cheyereanx Bordeaux;
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-19
state Of Trade.

The pastweek has been of great political excite
en and consequently the Of business transacted
has been extensive. In produce generally, the mar
kes have been heavy, and prices have downward ten
dcncy In domestic manufactures there has been fair
demand at firm prices and imported goods maintain their
values.
Corros.This market has been dull daring the week.
and prices Inclined to give way Sales reach about
a2oo bales 81 lot for Upland Mobile 81 ios; New
Orleans 81 IL. Some New Orleans new crop sold at
plaI1l The accounsfrom Liverpool to the 4th inst
more Prices for the week ending 2st declined
a. again for the week ending 26th and remained
nrm to the 81 inst Sales for the week to the 21st
% $50 bales 26h bales to the ID inst % o6o
In the southern ports the markets have been heavy at
New Oeleans on the 9th The receipts had been larye
sales were ada to moderate extent at 10 cts, with
downward tendency A. Mobile, on the It'll, there had
been nothing doing Quotations for new were 10 100, at
caused a decline of a &c. for qualities over fair.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-19
MONEY MARKET.
sup1ay. Oct Is--s NJ.

Our financial intelligence to-day from various quarters
is Of great Importance the leading feature Of which tie
settlement, Of the affairs Of the United states Bank in
manner which ensures resumption al the appointed time
This great result has been brought about BY the exeons
OF Mr. Jsudon, who is in this city having aTrig cd yes
tesday, and Is preparing return Euglsnd by the Aca
di, from Boston appears that the resignation of Bidic
IN March 1882 was an unortunpts for the interests
ofthe Bank the affairs Of which from that time began 10
get aso confusion, until the accident Of the failure of the
corn crop Of England threw the financial affairs OF that
country into confusion, and deprived the securities Of the
bank Of their availability The history efevcnss from that
time up 10 September last, ia well known Mr. Jaudop,,
abilities rising with the emergencies they had to encoup
ter trumphed over every difficulty preserved the ex
tence Of the bank notwithstanding the grea. errors com
mitted on this side. Mr. Jsudon, finding affairs in Eng
iani at stand for the present and being unable to obtain
Information ofshe state Of affairs Of the bank at home
determined TO come in person and Investigate for himself
The result has been satisfactory connection with the
hsnge in affairs both here and in Europe Having put
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-19

CHATHAM THeArsg.-rhorne has CONNIE ed
the canpai gu for this week in manner that shows
his nation to sustain his position, and keep
tae victorious Chatham, the most attractive place of
ANTS sment in the city. Two new pieces are armour
ced, either Of which would fill the house, without
other attraction. The grand mslodramatic spec
tacls Of Peter wilkins, with new and splendid
scenery by the celebrated artist, Duke White, ORR
gina costumes by Mrs. De Groos che and assistants
ehorusses by the great composer Williamson, ma
shneres by Mcmillan, aud stage appointments by
the excellent stage manager, prompter Sc A local
or City Portraits, the Peacock and the Grow, Rice
IN Negro songs, Mrs. Thorne as Peter Wilkins,
Master Wood in dance, together with cembats, &c.
Those who wish to procure places must apply early,
according to notion.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-19


eject that sxxAnssmspt With the other banks which ren
ders In January next certain He now resurns
England 70 resume The agency sfthe bank there "
any retrieve the losses Of the bank by the comb
nation Of talents business activity and hghPepuiarity,
thsA man 10 Mr. Jaudon The fact that arrangement
with bank had been effected being
caused in connection with the progress ofthe elections
great animation in the stock market U. s. Bank improv
81 per cent; North American Trust and Banking Com
pany, per cents Delaware and Hudson per cents Vicks
burgh, per cent Harlem per cent; Mohawk per cent
Sales OF Indiana per cent stock were made at ISL The
Of exchange Philadelphia improved rardy sales
made at % and discount.
Since the return of Mr. Jauion to this country of
the State have taken place. giving evidence Of
great change the politics of the country ensure
chanre of the administration the coming Presidential
election This fact has restored the confidence of CAPT
taists in securities generally This fact has raised their
values by creating demand for investment contrary
state of things the Of tie failure Of the bank
As have stated above the accident Of short crop in
England ruined the market for Amoric stocks caused
the failure of the United States Bank and the Consequent
depreciation Of all stocks on this side
The brought by the steamboats, to-day is favorable
to the American interests The crop undoubtedly
per larger than las year. the duty
risen TO lbs. 81 The influx of gold into England exceed
ell the exports TO the continent account Of
purchases to very great Money continued album
dst in the London markets per cent was difficult to be
obtained the stock exchange notwithstanding which
consols had fallen to SOL under the influence of the
like from the continent. These indications "a
vorahe investments in American securities for which
the demand was on the increase The following the
latest quotations: ..- .
PUBLIC SECURITIES OF USrrEp STATES OF AMER
n ,-rNA< nD
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-19


iudg sd gsys - drectsd hin 70 N sent Il the
figste. where, Ia all probability he would get .
taste of the eat for dssertisn AZ
Joha Prime, another negro, was charged with
stealing purse Of money and pair of pistols from
public house in Park Row, where he was employed
as help.
The court believing the prisoner to be hard cha
raster, sent him up for six months.
Mary Rogers, a white woman, was accused OF
whipping a negro wench named Dolly Phillips.
Mary said that Dolly insulted her ever so much,
and called her improper words.
To this Dolly rejoined that she didn't want Mary
to come TO her place, and then Mary rejoined that
Dolly had no place, but staid with her cousins
Their. The court adjndged Mary guilty, and sent
her to the tombs for twenty days.
Margaret Wooster was convicted Of carrying off
a CARPET and pair of boots. Margaret protested
her Innocence, and begged hard for mercy but the
court was MEMORABLE and sent her to the tombs for
forty days.
Alexander Collins, an incipient soaplock, was
convicted Of hlching five dollars worth Of change
from the bosom of his sweetheart, to whom he had
promised marriage. Aleck said he had given his
gal three dollars back, and that he worked for Col
Stone Of the Commercial Advertiser Judge Lynch
thereupon suspended the sentence, in order to hear
what the Colonel" had to say.
William Robinson was convicted Of stealing a lot
of bjoutere TO the value of eight dollars The court
adiuged the prisoner to dig stone for six months
Several othereTte:ers and loaferesses were dis
charged, and ths- srt ad journed
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-19

n,v,S,, OcT.3-Ehd. shocks with headings each, Q;
Sugar-box shocks do 5; Ale % ?; Beans, white.
au 4; Beef No. |, prime and mess Ia; jerked 10
"a; smok d. IL 49, Butter Am yellow, IL 10; Candles
mould 10 Oh Sperm do ~ as Cheese, American, 10
10; Cider 4; Goldfish, 5olb bx 10; in hhds a6 o.
Corn, o. Flour Ia 10 o. Hams Am Ia 16; Herrngs
smoked, and "a, s0o Lard, ls0a 81; Aaekerel No
g. 54a G; Onions, 90 Pork, Cargo. Eastern and Mess
IA sI6 o. Potatoes "a 3; Rice 80; soap yellow
7Ia o. COFFEE, ist quality 90 90; "a and "a 10 d
trage ,; Honey. ~; Molssses key 81 gal q c; SUI
gars assorted half he and hall brown, 81 l0t avs
white alone 81 i2 brown and yellow, 81 a6i segars
sa25.
Erclunse-on London, 10. iili N. York, !. II pr
n. Orleans, 3 a 0c. disc.
Freighfs-To Great Britain, 60 10 b I. states, sit
81 per box sugar, as per bag Coffee s3i per
hid Molasses
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-19

With these improving prospects abroad, Mr.. Jaudon
goes out ANA carries with him the oan arrangement
the banks affairs here with the general improvement
in business and the values Of securities Thus prepared,
he will come into the London market in the best possible
position take every ads ansage the improving state of
affairs the of.he bank to the best account
With regard TO the loans there, understand his
such that they be renewed in Of
necessity
The accounts from the manufacturing districts
favorable and although they do represent that brisk
trade is going on, yet, the whole they cheering
Forthe time after long interval the Americans have
appeared the market purchasers and several parcels
of goods fabricated expressly for this country which
supposed be dead letter have been taken off The sales
of cotton continued exceed the imports and prices
looking up
The following the returns oftAe Rhode Island banks
To ha IN inst
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-19
Latest Advsces


LIvrrpool-siears shir Preaftni-John Hicks, sdy,s
children ante NYok Col Murray and lady Miss
Murray Miss Murray, Bogardus, Mrs Baeardus, Miss
Leg Rev A5ehibss Asslsy sharp shs,p Wiener,
Brown and lady, b. BrosdheaJ, March CIR Larcius
Th,sRnkin, Mss Rankin, Mrs Rasicrd, Miss Rairsord
ns,n yadnms MspTs Ms,sy AsIs NJ SsnpssSy and
wright and lady, DR. viscep Marquis Do Cacasse, Mr.
Damn and son, Mr. Dion, Mr. Brohan, adT and family,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-19

A NCIENT AND MODEM FRAMED PAINTINGS -
"a AARON LEVY will sell Thursday Evening, at seven
O'clock, the Granite Building, Of Broadway and
Chamber steeet large coee ton Of Ancient and Modern
Framed Paintings The sale will include the entire colec
Mr. Richardson, Artist, consisting OF Landscapes Sc.
al Of which will be positively Sold preparatory 10 his
lure for Europe Also several 6ne pictures after the old
iersnow ready for examination by catalogue Ladies and
genem' are invited to call and examine them o94ts
90 Ladies will find the advertsementof French Pills
in column on the 4th page. sls 3mis.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-19

90 YOUNG MEN OF THE CITY OF NEW
YORK! ATTENTION .i,-The Young Men Of the City
OF New York. opposed 10 the disastrous Of the
present Admnis ationopposed TO the against ps-
which IL Young Mans CspuAL-who love their
CoUrrpy better than pory, and in favor Of WILLIAM
HENRY HARRISON for President, and JOHN TYLER
for Vice President Of the United States requested
meet IN the Square at the junction of Resie HUDSON West
Broadway, and Chambers streets, on NoND,Y EyEvSc.
the 10Th October at "a O'Clock
The following gentlemen viii address the meeting
Morris Franklin, Col starkweathcr. Ephram l.. snow,
Nathaniel y. Blunt G. d. Zssrskc. Henry A. Bucking.
ham Peter W. Ludlem, s,i Judge willy. And the follow.
ing gentlemen have been invited and expected AL.
dress the meeting, via. Hon. Ogden Iofm an Hon Ed.
ward Curtis J. Prescott VI Esq, Hon. samuel L. sou.
tharl Of New Jersey Willis Hall ESQ., and John o.
geaut, Esq.
The Unionsts,s" North Benlers- the 70 Owl Club OF
Brooklyn" and all other Harrison Associations ofthe city
vited 10 attend.
New York, Oct. 18th, 1870 a.
o. j. PEAsE SONS Essence Of Horehopad andy +,
ssDirson street Cor all dssases Of tn lu,- isans 10 co
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-19
AS TO THE SUPERIORITY or THE
HOREHOUND CANDY

have used the Clarified Essence of Horeheu~d andy for
hoarseness, and found il very beneficial ELDER KNAPP
REFEREscEs-Rey. j. y Hart, Sal Pearl Of; Rev W. Whit
aker recent pastor ehsr Of Duane City
Hall Place. Rev Ayre pastor Z. Church Hslsey street
Newark Rey Kellogg. pastor OF NJ Church Willet ST.
NJ. Z. Church. Second at.
Agents Of the cy-Wm. Duvali 2s2 Broad st. New.
ark N j. HopkiRson Albertson, NorwIch, Ct Barnet
Pollard Patterson, j. A. b. Williams No Genesee st.
Cuca X. Brakeman, Bridgeport, Conn., j. F. Curns, Ex-
change Place, New Orlea Eerre Mddleown Hays
l3s Fslton street, Brooklyn. l.. l.
Remember confeconers appointed agents.
Is genuine unless each package 10 signed rEAsE SON
hoeral dscoust allowed to agents..
AHletters, post paid, will be diligently attended to-
II otes Balls, Public and Private Parties supplied with
Noulds Of Cream lces Chaotte de Russo
ole J. PEAsE & son, as Division ST,
RE GUiDED BY REASON AND COMMON SENSE
application the Medical Office No Division street whe
you obtain safe and speedy Price 81 par bottle
No. Division street the only place in the city where the
genuine medicine is sold. oisit
a NEW sPECIMEN OF THE SUCKER TRIBE b,,
~ recently made its Peck slip, thousand
miles from No H. after having 6rst tried to live upon
popularity establishment
by resortng to low device and trick finding il
ther uphill business for u Was change his
spa new plan Of shaving TO his mind-and Presto
he is BY clubbing himself Dr. Hunter con-
Christening his bantlng BY the of DR.. Hunters Red
Drop In order to caution the public against this
is only that the Hunters Red Drop
is only sold at the old established Office No
and to prevent all frauds bottle
d.eine stanerd on he glass Price 81 ole
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-19

LwERrooL AND HALIFAX. = Steam SsE Cats5one Irem
Boston-B Wainwright Esq, lady. two Misses WaInwngn
AID serar, Messrs w Storrow, Jr. and Wm Draper oil
dom - Wbraham Jas Z Johnson, John Gardner, apt
David Jen.s and Miss caAarns lie Coin, Of England John
Wahlsrsn Of ttepbgrg Rev pr Rowland shshsHns
Misses II and NJ Uniscke Mater Uniacke and servaot
Mis-. siimpson Mrs John Wal LACE, Miss Wallace, Mr'
Ed,y Twanr Jas Ms,on Va &C. Collins and Lswson Of
John Logan Ptsbrs Bodie of John
w Greer Chas Nor and, Chs Dresser, Thos braine
eplasteer Albert PiIlng, Chas Kenworhy, Finley lis
i9s,ton and Major Of New YoSi Ghristophs5
Jenkins of c. ncod, NH Miss NARY Co lijg., Miss Crew
Peter Homer, Esq and ady, DR. + n Gray Messrs n
Lyman, Grew, + f. Dunbar and n @ Parker, OF boscn
Capt Dsv1 Davis OF England: Mesrs Foster and Jeakas Of
Concord Nh; Rob Pike, James Mason and Mrs Archibald
of Halifix-total IS.
MoriLsaShip Cor F.natr-Nlr Cohen asd lays Nessrs
iOl in the st.erags.
TRiSIpAp Brig Frankiin from Boston.-Mr Hastings
consul at Trinidad and family.