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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-12-30
NNDlNEI " ANE.NONM.

FITIE subscriber, thankful Tor past favors,
Z would respectfully inform his friends ana
taa pualic IN general, t'at he IS still carrying on
the above bu5ncss at the rl.D STAND, nearly
opposite the Dwelling Of Ed"ora Wilson, i.sqr.,
where nc mas constantly On hand 4 large and
genera! ssoItmrlt .i
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-20

The river continues to rise. and from present
appea RANGES the whole Of the bottom land on the
Illinois side will BE- overAowed. Illinois town,
which lies Immediately oppose this city is com.
petely submerged, and the inhabitants are oblig.
ed to resort to their skffs to pass from one house
to another. We would advice the people IN the
lower country that still more fearful rise is COM
ing down, and from present prospects the food
will continue until midsummer. The distress and
disasters on the borders Of the lower Mississippi
will be immense, and many new settlements that
are not projected by levees must be swept entirely
away,LS. Louis Organ.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-20
Henry A Cunningham

Henry & Cunningham
AVE just received, per steamers Gloster and
III Gov. Morehead,
700 sacks coarse salt,
100 sacks fine salt,
$50 sacks coffee,
20 hhds. sugar,
S ceroons indigo,
4 casks madder,
10 kegs lead,
500 grain bags,
20 baskets champagne,
500 lbs copperas,
2 l-2 bbls saIaratus,
so kegs powder,
10 boxes starch,
Is doz painted buckets,
20 brooms,
20 bed cords,
80 reams wrapping paper,
10 boxes honey dew tobacco,
20 Kentuckey and Maryland tobacco.
10 tea,
Ghost tea,
33 doz. TASKS,
40 boxes Madeira wine,
4 casks port wine.
8 boxes Muscat wine,
2 do brandy fruits,
S do pepper,
8 do ground spice,
25 kits salmon,
ID coils rope,
S hills white wine vinegar.
10 boxes cherry bounce,
IS bbls old rye whiskey,
Sperm candles; nails;
Lemon. syrup, molasses, &c. &C.
May 10, ls43.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-20

Trial has been made in the Philadelphia pc nj
tentiafy, Of solitary confinement as a puni shment
for crime, and it has been ascertained that of 81
-convicts who have been committed to that prison,
six have become insane and several others have
at times exhibited symptoms of derangem ement.-
Humanity shudders at SO revolving mode Of pun.
ishing crime.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-20
JOHN AUSTIN 4 co.

JOHN AESTIN 4 co.
HAVE received, per steamers Export and Ma
IL than Hale, and offers for sale, low for cash
$50 sacks Havana and Rio coffee
$50 bb!s. N. o. sugar
5 bbs loaf
10 bbs molasses
IL boxes gunpowder,
Hyson and Imperial teas
1900 sacks salt, fine and coarse
so bbs old whiskey
25 kegs nails
S kegs foring brads
keg horseshoe nails
l25 Rogers and DuPont's FFF powder
5000 lb lead
10000 lbs. Juniata bar iron
a5 Boz Boxes s'' by io-le by ls"-iI By s'is; IS
20 reams wrapping paper
10 reams writing paper
20 boxes candy
Is boxes Cincinnati bar soap
2 do shaving soap
$50 lbs spanish float indigo
500 lbs dutch mndder
500 lbs copperass
1000 papers garden seed
S boxes starch
Is doz bed cords
20 plough lines
10 boxes sperm candles and kip skins.
200 sides sole, upper and bride leather; calf
25sdoz Shaker brooms
10 patent spinning machines, running
spindles,
boxes cotton cards.
May 6, lSl3.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-20
Paints.

"HiTE LEAD, Red do, Black do; Litha rye;
w. chrome yellow, do. green; Spanish brown;
venetian red; Prussian blue; Spanish whiting !;
9. vermii9n paint and varnish brushes Terra de
Sienna; 'as turkey lumber; gum Shellac red Chalk,
white do; lamp black; Vandike brown Smalts !:
blue frosting logwood, for sale low for cash, by
BELL & HANGER,
way ~4' lo4S. Druggists.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-20

klhDA LIGHTS 10 by II window sash,
~OOO 5000 lbs. bacon,
800 sacks salt,
20 sacks coffee,
20 bbls flour,
20 bbls whiskey,
20 kegs nails,
10 kegs powder,
bbls lard. for sale by
s. g. G. TURNER.
May 10, ls4s.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-20
Othenin Girard,
Wa tc h and Clock M aker,

FORT SMITH. ARK'S,
IIAS opened shop in Fort Smith, where all orders
Il in his line of business will be promptly attended
to- He will all watches and clocks repaired BY
him to run correctly for twelve month";.
Jewelry Music Boxes, &c. &c. repsiredat the short
est notice and in the best manner. .stU
His charges for work will be graduated correspond
with the hard times and scarcity of money.
Orders from distance will be thankfully received
and attended to with promptness.
Fort Smith, May 20, l643-i5-H
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-20

Henry and Cunningham
HAVE just received, on consignment,
IL 20 bbls. Cincinnati four, and for sale.
May 10, lS43.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-20
Sale OF lands and town lots Of residents for taxes
LYING IN THE COUNTY OF JOHNSON STATE OF ARKANSAS


tdayo
and
said Of Johnson will pay penalties
on before the day The sale place between
o'clock p M
~
off
stricken off it will be off
"~
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-20

Masonic Notice.
TTNHE VAN BUREN LODGE No. g. OF FEEr AND Ac.
i cEPTED ANCIENT YoRK MAsoNs, will celebrate
the anniversary Of ST. John the Baptist, the 24th
June next. The procession will proceed from their
Hall to the Church. where Grafton will be delivered
by James A. Simpson, Esq. The religious exercises
will be conducted by the Rev Cyrus w. Wilson. So.
journng brethren and neghboring Lodges, respect
fully invited to attend.
THOS H. JOHNSON,
HENRY STARR, Jr.,
JOHN GREGG,
JOHN HENRY,
JAMES A. DIBRELL,
Committee of Arrangement.
Nav "a ISa3
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-20

fr. and
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clers. |
81
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-20

obtained
htownof Van Buren
elsofl land
N much
the
pdn Of ale take
hoursof 10 o'clock the
from o arcs sdd.
N- less quantity than eighty struck off
off hwiles SURVEY o. eaasi 0 the trac: =
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-20

Nattot !
charged
So, abnI
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bald. I
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-22

% per cent has been paid Sterling 5's 25 New York,
s2-seilers Ohio 50 TO 90. Pennsylvania, 60-sellers.
virginia sS-buyers. kentucky, 30 to 81. Tennessee,
NJ eS div-seers. New York City, 81 to 3d. dividend.
United States Bank shares l6s ditto debentures eni
son's) 90 Rothschild's, 40 per cent.
About $4,000 in specie arrived at New Orleans the
llth inst.
Inc accounts from Mississippi so far as heard from,
state that the AntBond paying ticket had succeeded.
This VIII be very satisfactory to the Rev. Sydney Smith
The quantity of domestcs exported from Boston for the
week ending the 18th inst to the East Indies 200 bales
Central America 03 do South Pacific 60Tota $50 bales.
The amount received for tolls all the Canals of this
state during the second week in November is SOL 693 TO-
The amount received from the commencement ofnaviga
ton TO the third week in November, is S206l76 being
within $4,000 of the entire receipts of lsil.
Holders OF Bridgeport City Bonds issued account OF
the Housaonic Railroad, have taken out executions,
which the sheriff has served the property Of private in.
divduas in that city Great excitement was created by
the act and public meeting held by the citizens to
adopt the necessary to prevent the sacrifice OF
their property.
CONDITION OF THE BANKS OF THE STATE NEW YORK
ON THE MORNING OF THE FIRST MONDAY OF NOVEMBER II,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-22


The advices received by the steamship Caledonia
the whole favorable Money in London very abundant
and considerable speculatons going on in stocks
which were advancing The reports the state of the
Cotton Market quite encouraging anticipated
decline of Id has taken place The sales were
not so large usual. The manufacturing districts
continue IN very active state. The demand for
fabrics has slightly decreased, but the manufactu.
refused to make the least variation from the cur
rent rates that had ruled for the month prior latest
dates from that section The English papers have again
commenced discussing the question Of reputation by the
States OF this Union Many of them give at length the
remarks of Mr. Webster at Rochester on this subject
and express great confidence in favorable termination
the increased agitation Of the question in this country
The Rev. Sydney Smith is again out in the London
lie has abandoned the last ray of hope that
viii pay the first farhng of her debt and as he is
particularly interested in that State he many severe
remarks in his letter The Reverend gentleman thinks
as there is prospect of pay, soft words are thrown
away and launches into the Drab coored men, of Penn.
sylvanis with vengeance
American stocks quite firm in the London market
The demand for investment was not very extensive mel.
Their was a large amount offered for sale The fol.
lowing quotations were current the Sd inst -
Alabama 5's, Dollar, % Sterling 49, Illinois 6s Dol.
lar 80 to 35 Louisiana of Louisiana 80 per cent
Tor both series o. offered for first series but none for
sale Union Bank so to 81 for the four series5 per
for those of 1874 Consolidated Association 90 to Mas
sachuses par, for sale. Maryland 5s TO co. with
interest from LIST July last Mississippi Planters Bonds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-22
Court OF Common Pleas.

Before Judge UIshoeHer
Nov. 2l.-Conkhn Brush Robert Nc Ce,Tan.-Ths
was action of assault and battery, 'arsing of dis
puted bill of freight The defendant the Captain of the
ship Kalamazoo $50 well known the vessel 'on board
which the body of the unfortunate Adams was iound
and the 23d Of April 1872 he called to collect from the
plaintiff bill for the freight of certain merchandise con-
signed to the plaintiff Payment was refused on the
ground that the goods damaged after the arrival
the vessel in port Some angry alteration ensued when
the plaintiff told the defendant that he 0he planti)
would not believe him the deendanD any case That
he would much sooner believe his carman In fact
giving the defendant the e The defendant struck the
plaintiff across the face and the plaintiff threw book
back but without doing any damage, and he now brings
this action to recover damages The defence up
the previous provocaton by the plaintiff.
The COURT charged that when the plaintiff ordered the
defendant TO quit his Office he bound 60 although
his being there was perfectly usable it being bust
ness NO words however provoking rude can justify
boW. II SANDER be uttered action at law will lie
but not right for assault In any view of the case the
plaintiff was entitled to damages cover his dis.
grace and for the punishment of the defendant If
jury satisfied that the latter sought the Office of the
plaintiff it'll malicious intent then heavy damages should
be awarded. Bn if on the contrary they believe il
casual and unprecedented collision growing out of the
words uttered by the plaintiff then but moderate damages
ought to be given There slight discrepancies
IN the evidence but in the opinion of the Court the main
charge was sustained sealed verdict will be returned
to-day.
Calendar for Wednesday-Nos H. 10, u.s. IT, 10, 81, %
"a, %, %.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-22

TUESDAY EVENING, Nov. 2i.-His Honor the Mayor in
the chair. The minutes read and approved
Sheriff Harris Observation-Disclosures WATERMAN moved
that the report OF the committee the Shers accounts
be taken for final action. The report was read by the
mover, who was chairman of the committee The rcpor
inmated that no charges would be allowed unless the
same are sustained by the statute
his Honor the RECORDER, addressed the Board in favor
oil me sheriff He thought the conduct of the Board
long delaying the auditing of the BILL not fair
9raDe 10 that officer who suffering much loss and
hardship by such delay 1t appears the bill was rendered
since the 2lst October, 1872 exactly year and
month ago. The Recorder offered resolution that the
pll DC referred back to the committee report
compensation for the abors of that officer which are not
specifically recognized by law An authority quoted
III winch 1t is set down That public officer who is
qured TO perform certain service, and compensation
provided for such service is entitled to receive
Supervisors,
alderman Woodruff advocated the payment of the bill
OF the Sheriff, nasmuch that officer had discharged
he duties but that for the future distinct line should be
ad down. regulating the duties and the allowances to be
paid for said duties guide for the newly elected
Sheriff
The ayes and noys TAKEN and the resolution to
Ter back was carried.
The Board then adjourned meet Thursday evening
at half past six O'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-22
Money Market.
Tuesday, Nov. 21.-6 r. M.

Stocks are still going up The sales at farther adj
vance, Long Island improved 81 per cent Paterson, "
ditto Harlem, . ditto Canton, ditto Mohawk ditto:
Ohio Is, 1862, t Indiana, Paterson, J. The move.
mens are still tending towards a further RISE and
the heghh stocks will reach before the bubble bursts
one can tell.
The damp dsageeable weather of to-day to have
had very unfavorabe effect Long Island. At the
Second Board fell per cent This stock has advanced
too rapidly to be sustained The steam has been generated
too fast and look for collapse before many days
The hardest must fcnd off,
Rates of Exchange Tuesday, Nov. 22d-correctcd by
VIM Jno O,Bren No IL Wall streat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-22

Cleared.
Ships Adelaide, Adams Havana spoford, Tiles,ou Cos
Cornea, French, Mobile via ST. Crox, Geo T. Trmbe =
Bnque Ieston Bemen) Cattermole Charleston Meyer
stu iken-brgs Mohawk: fierce belize Hon Foster Nick
Gen Marion Shepheard, West Indies Gripg Co.
--Schr Statesman, Wass Grand Canary, Badger Peck
Arrived.
Packet ship Westminster Hovcy from London iOh, Ports.
mouth 9th, and the Lizard 10th Oct with mdse, John
Grswod.
British barque joseph Cunard. Harris s. days from Liver
pool with mdse and 260 TO Roche Brothers TO-
Swedish barque LOUISE Nonson " days from Gefe, with
420 TINS iron TO Boorman, Johnston Co
Brig Ohio Davis so days from Lsncerotte, Canary Islands,
with 500 otis bara TO e y. Quincy.
Schr Harp, Gator from Paa Oct a. with india rubber Sc
to H. Corning \ Son.
Schr Phoebe D Ray, u days from Curacoa with mdse,
A. b, Cooley Go. - -
TO master. -
schr Delaware Guthrie from Beaufort NC. with naval
stores, TO NJ. Plat.
scbr James r Hatfield, Thompson from fhaderba with
coal.
Schr Gen Scott days from Philadelphia, with COAL the
master
schr Columbia Cottrell from Philadelphia. with COAL
master
Sloop Ellen, Perry, New Bedford
SIoop Providence Brown Providence.
Soop Victory, Providence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-22
sales or stocks AZ PhII.ac,uh,,.

FIRsT BOARD, Nov 2I.5 shares Z. 3. Bank, 81 81 do
Grard Bank, 81 $4,000 Chesapeake and Del bonds, 1856
9 236 shares Wilmington RR ls ll3 do do lss 100 do
do s5f 1876 10 Manufacturers and Mechanics Bank 222
do Wilmington RR b5f 1876 $50 do do isI; $500 Whining.
ton RR 6s 1853 81 3C22 State SIS 0i 25 shs Bank,
5l 2250 State 5s 70 1000 Tennessee Bonds LIST July,
$751; 1000 do do ssS 1000 Reading Railroad 1885, 10; shs
Pennsylvania Bank 1885, $40 State 6s lS3 75 900
Reading RR Bonds 80; share Mechanics Bank, 25I so
do Vcksburg, o; $4,000 Chesapeake and Delaware 1885,
30.
SrcoNp BOARD, Nov, 20-Sl2OO schuylkill Navigation
S. 1856, 3d. IS shs u s. Bank 81 45 do Girard Bank 81
1856 1896 $1,000 Reading Railroad Bonds 1880 IA $1,000
Lchgh Mortgage Loan, cash, S. $1,000 State SIS in thou
sands SOL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-22
Foreign Ilnportations.

LoNDoN-Shp Westminser-l2 pkgs Hoadley < Phelps-42
A A Low-6 Owen-22 ii L Chapman-lO4 w IIarriman-15
: n 1ppenheim777 w Vyse15 Morse-2 pow-l3 II W
sGoodhue coa6 Desilver co-s Cohenl6 Barber Bros
% Cumming Riach-2 w Grips Co.'S Prentiss co..
NJ Levy Bros > Appleton co-50 Horsey-2 Carey 4
Ha5twsJ F. WillamsTS Martin CO.. popngues-s
Geo b Morewood-l9 @ Meyer sous Nobe-I3 Theron,
Rockwell coz NJ Ganer-6 II Evans-63 Ellison-l2
Fieder-24 Phelps Dodge COLO Ellman-I Tbomp-
son eel Reese son-i W. Morrison & col Bald.
:. NJ Hurschfeld-l Casseey sons-I Rogers Morton
y col q Dexter w Thompson-l Lewis Tappan-3 3
Meeks-l Pentice3733 bundles bars and Grnnell
Mntum co-333 pkgs mdse 1902 bars RR iron to order.
MALAGA-Barque Nsshu,( Before reported )600 boxes raj
sins 100 quorce 1900 bbs 48 sacks almonds Is bb
wine do brandy Francia.
PARA-Sch Harp30O bags 81 arrobes % bis india rub
Der do snx glass boxes rubber $40 hides e bk!s npoc 81
bis balsam n bis india rubber shoes $500 Coming
son-l00 bxs rubber shoes & Smith
CuRAcoA-Schr Phoebe D22 1884 red wood 360 bbs salt
roller Boomer Graves Il
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-22
State OF Trade.

CoTroN.The market has been inactive to-day; holders
at present decline making any further reduction than to
cent lower grades, and cent the upper grades,
at which rates buyers for export cannot enter the
ket The advices received by the Caledonia not
sdered very by operators The prices for the
poorer qualities OF Cotton have ranged higher for some
time past in this market than they have in Liverpool
the expenses of trans portaton considered.
FLouR-The market for grain and -four has not altered
since last report Flour, Genesse, is firm at 81 56i
81 Gag All other brands continue steady No change
in grain.
AsHLs-Pos are very dull at - 500. Pearls still
held at So l23
PRowsIoSs.-We having nothing new to record of ar
tcles under this head We refer dealers to the reports
under the head foreign markets. for the operations
England, which have been quite extensive
REAL Estate SALE.-The property of James Lawrence
deceased was sold at the Merchants Exchange to-day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-22
Passengers Arrived.

LoNDoN-Packet ship Wesminster-Junius Smith, LID. OF
London; Mr. lnres Toronto: Devne Canads John Ertor
Leeds, Eng.
AT BosToN-steAm ship Caledonia. from LverpoolNr and
Mrs Toulmn aud child Mr. and Mrs Beatty Miss Beatty
Miss Brown, Miss Kennedy Mr. and Miss Goikr9f Judge
May II Wilson. NJ Ole Ball and servant Messrs Noble Bay
ard Cousinery Clayton, Egidus, Watson Martin Hy
Lee ir Russell, Geraud II Crowder Cough, Duncn,
Pettier, W Redmond A BatTe Troubst Cunningham,
Flsndin DoIan Anderson, Besll q Dorr A Gore Alex
Aud Baylev, Danl Bruce From ialiiar-Hen Robbie
Harrington, G Taylor q Corbe NJ Mahon Liverpool
to Hafax-Lieut AitchIsOn. Cant Stevenson John Head
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-22
Died.,

On Tuesday morning, 2lst inst of lingering illness
FELIX ENNIS, of Felix and Margaret Quin aged one
year months and days.
The friends of his father and those of his grandfather
Patrick Bremen respectfully invited to attend his f
neral this afternoon at o'clock from his residence 372
Sixth street, without further invitation.
On Monday, Goth inst SARAH JANE, wife of Peter Miller
aged % years.
The relations friends of the family, and the members OF
the Mount Vernon Lodge o. of o. f. are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral this afternoon at O'Clock
from 205 Allen street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-22
General Record.

PAoxIr SHIP HESpscR HUpsoS. for London will sail to.
day Her letter bags Gipiu's, in the Exchange.
scaR MARY Ass-E,,nc from the log book of pilot boa,
Wsshngton;-On Tuesday at 40 miles Sc Of the High
lands. made sail TO wndwsrd which proved to the ch
Mary Ann Of Portsmouth, bom Philadelphia for Boston, load
badly and both pumps ehosed On boarding her the captain
concluded to take charge osher and her into
port which they succeeded in doing through eraodosy eA
tons the water OF the time being over The cabin hont
blowing gale nearly all the time.
SHIP NoZARu Welch bound New Orleans, parted her
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-22
Below give table of the loans of the RANKS or,h;
city to their directors and to the brokers -
S2.i04,455


This description of loans amounts to s5eOl oo7 more
than half of which is loaned for the purpose of specua
tons in stocks The Banks have gone as deep into this
species of business the Brokers' and dev oe larger
amount to that employment than TO any other, and
much larger than is designated in their returns
STATE or THE ErcHANGE BANK OF PfrrsBURc P,,N IN.
GLIDING frs BRANCHES, ON THE 9Th INST
capital, $s9,330 Loans aud discounts. Se35 o28
Cucnihtioh' W ND Specie. 1906
ueposites, 23i,732 u. g. Treasury Notes iOI II3
An account of the average aggregate amount of Promis
sorry Notes payable to bearer demand and Of the aver
age of bullion in the Bank of England during the
four weeks ending the iath day of October, 1913 =:
Engidnd -
Bank oil England .......... .fla,024,0O0
ffNMe Da1ks .t,721 100
JomtStock banks. -. g, 10000
Scotcnd -
Chartered, private and jointstock banks. .27e2a53
Ireland -;
D"nN vi h''eiu' - '''''..' '.... .3,232,5Io
Private and joint-stock banks. ........ 2O5s sl5
Total ....., ........ .34,92s,ssi
Bullion IN the Bank Of England. ..... fl2, 1000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-22
LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEW.

PHrs.pElsHI., Nov 2l-Ar Bremen Brm) Roper, Bre-
SUM- Ryder aud Lodi, Baxter Boston; Gen Warren,
Welsh ate 0ee) Sierra Leonelost during the voyage cap.
tain csok and Of the Florence, Randall Bath; VIM
Young, Adams John Clark Collins, and & w Erickson.
smith, York; Andrew Brown. Darcy ard New Jersey, Bell
Albany; Adams Mic sson Providence Cid Pontiac Parker,
Charleston; Rowena, Wilson, La Guayra.
B.Lr,NonK, Nov 2o-Ar Henry, Messervey salem; Pacific,
man, iburu, Backsport; Eliza Am, Thomas NYork Be
low. Hermann, Allyn 81 Ubes.
RIcHMoSp, Nov 20Arr Acroe, DAM NYork; Letta, and
Rockh do. Sid Black Hawk, NBtdford; Weymouth, and
Leontine NYork.
NoeroLx Nov Is-Cd LitchGeld. benson. Antigua; So
phronia, Fountain, w Indies
Foreign Ports
Sierra LEoN. about Oct BIN port Leander from Salem,
Of the African Bars WV '' '"e ~ ~ " WV
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-22
Ship Masters and Agents

We shall esteem favor Il Captains Of Vessels will v
HGr q The Shipping len The to whence they sailed d
any Foreign Newspapers News they may have He vii
ooaru tnsm ,mmeaaey on then Arrival Agents snd C2r
sending this Office all the Marine Intelligence they
obtain. Nautical Information Of any kind viii he thsnkfu
received
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-22
Foreign Markets.

MArASz.s Nov. 4-Sugar.-But few sales have com,
to notice at and several offers, however
have been made for large lots but rates to which hold
ers were unwilling to submit White Sugar is without
demand The stock of sugar in Maanzas is calculated at
~ 900 boxes viz ID 900 White 1900 Quebrados, and
about 1000 between Quebrados and Cucuruchos.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-22
0Sy- FORTUNE TELLING is ALL THE pAov ~

o. NEW ERA IN COLOGNE wATER-A bean,
ul article can be had at 81 Couand street retail and
wholesale cheaper than ever before offered IN this market
Splendid large quart hook bottles cents is an exam
pie
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-22
MARITIME HERALD.

Sailing Days OF the Steam ships.
LIVERPOOL. FRoM sMERick
Caledonia, Lott Dec.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-22

OF THIS IS GRAND FAMILY HOLIDAY AT
me American Museum interesting performances taking
place at o'clock T. NJ, consisting of the Mechanical
figures which arc always sure to please ALL especially
inc Juveniles experiments in Animal Magnetism, by
Or. Johnson; Ethiopian Exravaganzas &c nv t;reat
western, together with other entertainments There
Will oil course be full house In the evening the same
entertainment will he given except the Misses shaw, or
pear instead OF Tr. Johnson with his mermerism "
o. FORTUNE TELLING Is ALL THE RAGE AT
Pealcs Museum. Madam Adolph unveilng The fntnre
her MI merous vsters at all hours Of the day and
and in conjunction with the splendid entertainments by
Great Western j. g. Booth and others drawing crowds
OF delighted visitors The place is gaining popular favor
every day and bids fair to become Il was in DAYS Of
yore the popular resort Of the gay and fashionable Of
city.