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Litchfield enquirer., 1843-09-28

The next morning strolled out into the
fields with view of seeing the system of
rural economy practiced in the south. One
of the best managed plantations was that OF
his excellency Gov. Hancock, whose name
20 be written by one Jefferson. player be-
longing to the Philadelphia theatre. The
governor is brisk, troublesome little man,
about forty. His plantation is at place
called Merrimack. on the river Of that name.
saw plenty of slaves and scarcity Of
every thing else. The rice grows generally
on. high grounds: but the cotton requires "a
DO covered with waller occasionally. The
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-09-28
Dn1aist Medicines.

including Anderson's Cough Drops, Swaim's
Panacea, Batcman's Drops, WEIGH Med
icamentun1, Thompson's Eye Water,
PILLS of various kinds, &c. &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23

Western Hams, city smoked are selling at s. 8
cents. We notice sales 125 barrels Lard al 5; &c.
Dead Hogs are Il Z and sale OF 200 from Balti-
more was made att cents
LEATHER.-There is a good demand Tor Lea
ther, and prices are firm. Wequote Hemlock over
weights l45 l4{; middling ~ a l6l; Light III
II. Oak, light slaughter 10! 22JJ: dry l9 2l.
COFFEE.-There is some speculative feeling.
and some 5000 bags Rio have been sold Yesterday
and to-day on private terms.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23
IDI ED

Suddenly en- tb. morning the cpd JoHs CoHu at
T relatives and friends The deceased are reapectiully
WED 10 .t.enf his funeral from has lat. rsdcnce THIS D.y
(23i iu) at 3; O'Clock P. II witLcu further invitson
At Newtow" L. the 2ist INST Am MOORE aged 80
Az Bridgeport Ct gu the l2h CHsi.rl.. MITCHELL ij.
He was killed b, the falling Of a tree:
On Friday, 22d instant GEORGE h; RICHARDS, IN the $50
year Of his age Deputy inspector Of the Revanue.
g friends and tcquantnces and those OF ths customs
sectuiI invited hs funeral from his late residence
AZ Ws,e.Iey place, Sunday, n Il O'Clock
At Carsuke, Cand Duchy OF Baden Oh the ith Nov bon
Robert Kennedy, Of New-JefSey brother OF the Mar
gus of AilSa, aged 10.
At stanford CT SAMUEL PREvos1, Revolutionary sol
die, aged 60
At Norwood Poyshstau COUNT Va the 18th Lenen,
,u, WILLIAM H. kerNo>, lat Of the T. ) Navy, IN the Hd
year OF his age
Al Freywaiden in Austrian SlesIa the 6h ut R1cH-
lowSING. Esq late OF Aux Cayes, and or many years
resident Of this
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23
EVENING EDITION.
sATURDAg, 3! O'CLOCK, s'- HE,
,i,s;1cnusEr.rs.-Ti The official canvass Of the

,,s;AcnusErrs-Th The official canvass Of the
.,o,o for Senators shows that the Wings have
sbosen II Senetors-viz sin Suffolk. 2 in Hamp-
ss;re in Franklin, 9 in Banstab!e, and in
Nantucket and Dukes; the Locos 6-viz: 3 IN
Rrstol. IN Berkshire, | in IIa1npden--and there
!. no choice for 5 in Essex, IN Mddcesez, 5 in
Worcester, in Hampden, in franklin, 5 in
Norfolk. and in Plymouth. The vacancies VIII
be filed by the Lesislatue-of course with
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23

A, Brooklyn l. November 26th By tse, Samuel II Cox
JcskrH FkHAE1 toNissAGN IliroS b9ih OF New Aok
syls.na 10 Ann MATLp, deushte of James McBnde Esq
81 ;hls city. -,
Ror SPrcr TO RrBfcc. AIoN grand ghfer of the late
charles Cano'l. aud sister Of h4dy Wslleslsy
BETH D. eldest daughter c John Niiidsherge Esq OF Tar
ryfo y y
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23

S,Tns', i;.co,s-,. -. -, ~. ,r rim,
iac In The m eeu crntIITL. E,S ion NO. - -, T rcg,s ,n
Improve the rnsrT,i coad ~ N I ~ rhs- syenr
since the iutoincton &C ,hs -, .t.t saI
until rho nrsserf rj,na no I, o,.-t,tI .,,
co6t,oiIir. N ti,ers @ @ 80, - Us -! PG
over tb4 rSsnra m H. e $40: s ~ ss .. ;.': - ne 80 l
c.i naniFst: i-s Sga. L.J;n g a. ., - @ - 3
peiing disssss nd - .; s,I ~ , 49, >, ~ IhitI,s
I'D frsm. hT, lcyn1yi,g Nh - i ,I;.b;nr m
IT'S place hesbv to1 b bo u .iScaIaor
tsm Esnr Me- ,r;;n4 fo-, ~ ~. NV. sta,s ~ n.
blood such a: aIt rhsum scrofnls or kirs evil eczema
T;nr,yoT,n rr ,c,-- LA ~ sc,,,l. cnysd h,
It's e con G b rrons sInbrpe such a, cro
30 Ss..-r - ~ III ~ n oi aacS ;nro m.
~ ~, ~ Isa''is ~ .e le@a i- i,rnb,
VI i'e iodt diS'
go. h swelling aad n ciSease- WIZ ne ~ '
inH t.c2oie fenedy,
ffeaad a.d S9ta ''ioeSale aut retail ana io
o5 =: D. 81 y - 1sb-ss.S. .ufsni5 MI 2 h
s n "a Enton 10rrr or CoIdstrsst and AZ =
Eait Broadway corner o Alakereet Pce s. Per ootiie
SIX bottles Tor 81
---1sse,r,1---- -.
- Lon bhLS n Or iNhh"oh'
botey Tins IS the month 70 be on your guard, Il you
have or any way predSpo5sd 10 consumption resort a.
TO this medicine has been well tested and YOU can
depend upon NJ can E-sr you to the numerous ceIGa.e
aonaIic nnhIisb Tor ,a information o rho. w no nig ighr
s nduc. 70 rry ,,e ms W things cot M for summer
plants (unon the rp;tstj ION of this r-icne which only
vast. onr r;,na .nd rn0nav The Eaam of ivswort Is
valuable preparation IN every respect The large quantity in
hotfI ,I,a
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23
PHILOSOPHERS STONE.
THE, MYSTERIES OF PARIS.

The oaly complete aud unmutilaet edition translated &,
II C. Derning, conI!s;e Ten Numbers. Price sI-bound
81 2j Sent by mail :: periodical postage.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23

NTEW-YoRK RELIGIOUS lNSulhGn, .ls -ii.l;ns A.
"a ,,mhsr OF this paper published THIS mo onihs a.
2 Nassau st. ard full sPo[t OF aSe
Xarisrv Of original articles from some OF t
ne, @ @ IN ,he country Agents. CaIEls' aud Ooyi
Anufr
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23
1arILDA: onrHE MEMOIR. \ Yovse w,

,,.,.,1n,. N1s >,o,u.o yo..x.. yro,,.x a.
Eugene sue. Translated by H. W. Herbert. The best
nance Of society writte and IN the Judgement OF many,
nal i MOI ,psf,or in ntsr,, the alyse.ie, of Par,
:" D,r.1 ,.rIposTICI l. ~, IL N1;adI
tHOlSSAhi tfli'oNiCLEo oi tle Middle AGES
s'Ie"ddly illustrated WIZ" So snFTA1,ns'n'ndon.y % oonH"
and St wh s;nntsnatic stamps II IS an ei'sdn "ofA
Price ST. In numbers 81 So.
aJISON,S HISTORY OF EtIROPf. abridged bv E. s
Il u f, c th. NO. y,Iu,bIr and imnoran hi, ,or;..
Gould Esq one u 'l 'o al"oe a4 'poa.t histories
ever written and most suitable present fo parents or e'c
bo,a1 h,s - as
oo.," - - 1' ,,,r,1, ,-..;.7.= :,
Flowet5 and their Poatc Sentiments, py Miss S Edgar
tor This Is an elegant volume beautifully got up of lsO
,'b'S b. ''l' A. -, -. -
language III sentiment dhGIoelIY principally oE'hdi' Every
lady should ,avs IT, f,tce , so cf"ls' ems
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23

T,lANGE TYRE IRON.-The subscribers have
ns, received from Ames's Iron Works, Salisbury, Conn.,
.mTle OF F!.nge Tyre Tor LOCOMOTIVES and Railroad Car
Wheels Thh Tyre Is made entiEely from Hammered IRON,
and suedse smoothly the rolled article RAii'oad
Companies aud Engineers will De- furnished with thi AtGe.
made ordsr Of shape required, oy addressing
OLIVER AMttS, Falls Village, Conn, or
MITCHELL Il WITHERELLtx
dIa Inns 80 haiaca Lshe' ~ :
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23
~ sabbath SchnoI E1hibition.-The arm,

exhibition OF the SUNDAY School attached to the torsyh ST.
in the NJ f. Churc Forsyth near Division The ever
ee r evening viii be varied with address Sc d.a!osg T
prevent the of serious yenience experienced
on occasions excessive crowds tickets htte pen
issued price II! be had Of ; Turtle, 1871 Chatham
square OF w w. White, 6S Bowey, and a the door FRO:
cteds to be applied for tn benefit ei the Sabbath school
cause Doors ope! p NJ exercises 10 commence at to
?. Nj iSj Gus
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23
- A Grand Ci,ris:mas Concert OF Sacred

= I GrNnU UOflTISttIiHS NOTICtf' Uf 'SttCI ctf
Music viii be given s Methodist Episcopal Church.
Er!ord-street on Monday Evening. Dec 25 lS3 commenc
ing precisely att o'clock The viii be occupied by two
Chos Adult and juvenile who will sing alternately num-
bqr of LhoruSses, Solos and Duets.
Professor " NIAFFlT Will The course OF the evening
Single ckrts 25 cents for 81. cents.ich may be OBJ
tanned al Van Bu1sns Bookstore Dol and 223 Beeckeeei
Peter f. Coons, - C2rminesrvrt William Harmed 90
Hudson-stgeet and Nh Owens. OF Bedford and Bur
ton.streets. -.
nnnrs a,sn ~ s q clnch. d23 2tls-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23

n-+ Office oT the Eo>very Fire insurance
Company, No: i2 BoMefY, corner OF GrtndStIeet De
ccInber 90 l&;;NnTlCEhis Company assures their Gus
oners and the public ,ha; they viii continue TO insure at the
lowest pJe.nu favorable teens As any similar
institution this city including those ComlanieS that ad'er-
tiss 20 Irui. 10 Ter cent JAMES LOFETT, PIeSldent
rtTrn PtXcvyry Secretary d2l I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23
: rh. New ne,hodist Episcopal Church

n - The New Methodist Episcopal Church
in Jersey City will be dedicated on MONDAf the 18th
December, Christmas dav-CoDSecLatlon and Preaching N
the ras b. ie Rev CHARLES PTMAS, Cores Spondiug
secretary the Methodist Missionary Society at hsiipas
Service and Prvae in asInoon o'clock by the
Rev. Noah LEyIHG,, D. o, OF New-Sork
Service and Preaching the evening TO commence pre-
csely at 8 clock, by the Rev. Prof. j NlAEFIr.
d232tSSM- 4. SHEPHERD Pastor.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23
Fun, FUN, FUN.
NOTTAS

NEW VERSES. by DOW, Jr., written ex-
~ presSly for r. y. WILD ol Broad" being ue" ena.
natcus tom vel! known hnn Assorted Cesdy Oily 10
per pound al the same place d.olsu
CHRISTMAS TREES.-A great variety: ot
" small articles suitable fer dressiu. Christmas IresA
so fancy Bovs S,cs Rolesux Comets sc. filled with choice
Confectionery OF sh, birds insects, fruits 'esc
tables &c Ia sugar and chocolate For Saiea
THOMPSON X WELLERS, 2Sj (near tars Pllces
,22 2ts- and $40 B;oadNay
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23

e SAW. YOU C!,N.-Comst9cks EStIaGt OF S01So
pGrd warranted e3ul te sold tor ore do'ia' per 5"
lie for lu. halt tl. uIcs 50 pr Bottle. 81 per
doz To b. had 2 Courtlandsce; North flltiritTeet
Philadelphia J2 Comhli, Boston. az
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23

e Hswr'- NERVE and BosE LINIMEHr and lSniAN
tlIX1R warranted 20 ANY case NJ tHkU-
,,,Ts.1 no mater how FAD TO b. had 81 CoWt lad->t.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23
from the True Sun OF Nov. 25t j


~ Spcncer,s Hats.-N;r SPENCER, OF s. Cham
br5strsst es, Broadway has shown some OF his uta
Fur and Molsskin SILK Hats. His bt which he sells al 81
IS are fully equal If suIerlor both III quallty ana style
10 hose sold elsewhere for s. Theyars certainly splendid
article We examined S. 25 which sre sufficiently
handsome 10 satisfy those who not In the practice or VINO
.,no ALWAYS sori 10 puchss, first qusty article bni
go and them aud select 9T Yourselves Yoa vi" sus @
taste. We take pleasure IL calling attention 70
hi, beautiful assortment
TFrsm the Tribune Of Dec 2l.J
w. bre been shown some the Nutria Fur and Mols,kln
SILK Hats Of Mr Spencer 81 ChanbsIs-set ana can pro-
ga, is..at made and afforded al moderate FT'cf. When
,bs ca. combine elegance durability and e"sapns
Nj sences he will be satisfied can Iscolhieho
bos who are about 10 purchase 10 5lT spencT s1ceeni'
scItment. ,.l..,,-,c and annie sup-
pIy Of the Hats thus noticed now 7n the shelves
70 meet the seat demand usually occurring Al !is
'eSO ,. - " @ 81 ChambeIs-stEeet
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23

ladies Fair at i,ZabethtoWn-The ladies'
Of the Second Pssbyterian Church will hold Ear IN me
when y will be happy 10 their friends from the Cities
OK and Br9okyn and 70 treat Them with lions ~ M
wear calls for Supper al o'clock The doors Will De open
at 3 r'coc1P VI. and throughout the evening
B-Should the weather prove stormy cn that evening
ths sae iI b. continued the next aE day and evening"
G23 2!-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23

ITO TIE LADIES ladies wishing Urna-
mental Work and Confectionery from the lNhainra, TO
aioIn tables New Years Day requested to 'end In
tle oydrs early the week possible thar time may De
had the lhs quantity Of wor already en-
s.ced viii obigc diem limit the number OF orders taken
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23
A. NJ MERRICK. P. 81.
.sHr Wisfar,s BaIsem OF IEtId Cherry,

.sDr. yistar,s Bslssm OF wild Cherry,
rho greatest medical discovery of the day. Il al
affections of the lungs and liver after physican, can 10 no
more Asthma OF 10 years standing We Wal wAkhA
IT TO cURE greatly reiieve ,,ad, are
C4UTION-Im of this wonderful fsnea! are are
,nynz mn in all parts OF the cnuntr caiea o. safio
names as Syrup ofWd Cherry" Basam OF
wild Cherry, &C. besides numerous o.he,s.
nnkno, for the Balsamths Pic o. me-
whose vii no, sell them NJ r, . 81 e sfes. the
genuine Balsam q Wd ,st cheER RES Sold ONLY
9s3 I,on .,r,e corner S-T toLs ~, I'm
t' -, % S;nrh.m New Haven; z. w. Bull Hafioio ' ~
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23

Charh OF the Epphauy propose hold an for TIE benefit
osal church columbian Hal 3S3 G5sn : i'eet, is%
iIom il A. NJ. olOP NJ The patronage OF ihel iTlen,' .
especially Sog!'-d Donations Of any k.f 9ii l on p ,l1S
Allen street, Mrs Ns1d 33 Sufok street Mrs hy7tt or
Howes 202 East Broadway; Mrs W I Peathey go henry
street or Mrs e. Crawford 70 Attorney street d22 3tls
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23

ra1tea ocnre any case OF Pr.r or the money shall be refund
I'd To be Rad oni1 At 81 Courlaudstrse North Fft.,
PHI, % Cnrnhlil Rnston d22
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23

M. Isaac BUrIs
Dear Sir have Just received doz Of Ws:er Basam Of
Wild Cherry through Messrs Harnden E1pfess lot when
return you my thanks The reputation o te medicine had
preceded H. 9nd think Cor eountry village shall make
large sales OF have already .od OF IT, winch nn-
d-rstand doing wonde-, especially TO gentleman who has
used all the advertised medicine, ioyer complain and con-
sumption He has had cough for year aad half
which nothing could check any length OF time, un he
commsnced taking Wisars BalsaT and although he has
taken bat part Of bottle s h!s cough has almost en-
,irev left him. He had taken 10 BOTTLES Of Bnch&n's
Hungarian Bal.eIn OF Liien with ittie benefit.
IL &c
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23
MARRIED.

3s CORDIAL Is sold al 30. 6 Murray .
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23

MEMS, BOYS AND CHtLDREN'S CLOTH
lTI lNt;.-GEORGE 2. GREEN. Nos IiO CHAT
HAM-STRfiF.r and A BOWEltf, val kssp consemuy
hand fall aud complete ssor,mcnt OF MEN ,, bOfS,
made the MOST sTYE, to which hr would
rrspecully invite the attention OF those IN want 4? I've has
mad. arrang ensns TO receive CLOTHS, CASSlMERES,
VEsTiNGS &C. By syet Packet and has & stGared sec the
services Of experienced Cpterg he pledges himself To s7s
| perfect satisfaction 10 all who may purchase.
| on1 mith Sirct ,,unct,iciit7, s!2 iFia
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23
- Christmas Festival nj Niblo's.-.

- Christmas Festival AT Ntblo' 's.-IEA
rARTY-The Ladies of the franklin street l. D. church
respectfully give notcr that they viii siya Fstiv: Mon
dav evening" the 25th lChristmas nch al Nib9s Saloon
The proceeds bs applied for the benefit OF the Church.
An sxcren, band Music Is engaged he supPr Ia6if @
Will De ea4y =. i a'i seen Gc.ock hD every ii
Tickets 50 cents Children Is cents which ineiads ne s
Co.'S ll Broadway: Wora,n Haugbwout, sci BLeadway
Selbys 3i5 Broadway and of H. V Shaddie, lO3 beecksI
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23

Destructive FIRE IN DAYrcN..-We learn from
+ Aismian, that the wooien manufacturing eSab-
t2lnent Of McsSrs. D. III. & G J. Curtis, at DAYTON,
KS DESTROYED by fire on Friday morning, 9Th INST
BE iIe was discovered about2 o clock, \. NJ there
tqg 50 much oil necessary, about the machinery,
Fl the floor saturated with IL that every thing was
s'esamed. So rapidly was the whole mass enHeloped
{ aames, that ihey did mol even succeed IN saving
= books or notes The loss oi the property Is
slhated ct S8,500.-There was also supposed 10 be
fpHed
/, SqrsEnE CcUKr, December l9 lslS.-The De
.4oef special term closed to-day Judge Bronson
t~ouneed that the motions yet undetermined,
1@antng to about fifty, would no, be decded until
I"ou'a have an opportunity 10 consult the other
''uses, and not sooner than the 9th of Iaunarv
ynn,, Albany Even, yonr.
+, FREE HAsgoR.-Ihe recent heavy rains have
I'sd the waters Of Big Buffalo Greek, and caused
zee 10 move off Il went on, last evening Just
F'fe sundown, dong no damage
Buffalo Com. 18th.
q The North River is now nsvigabe for steam
f,ss Tar up as Rhnsbeck.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23
C00Is FOR THE HoLYDAYS.

HOLIDAY PRESE.NTS-R. L.& a STUART,
2S5 Greenwich corner Chambers street, have now on
hand larSe VARIETY OF Ffeach Nancy Boxes COnu
copes wiki the usual OF CaHes ad Sugar
Pinms Of superior quality suitable Tor Holiday PRESENTS
o,yis
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23

~ Inc North River is now nsvigabe for steam
f,ss Tar up as Rhinsbeck.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-10

Great Britain TO the British possessions for their supplies
of coffee. in order "protect" the planters The effect
of this England was that In 1874 the consumption Of
coffee 600 lbs in the United States Is, 100000
lbs in England to 100000 lbs in consequence
Of the duties having been reduced half and the price
Of Jamaica coffee from COS to 1885, per cwt without
increasing the supply During all this time the United
States had the supplies Of all the world their command
and their trade grew accordingly Thus the restrictive
policy of other nations by keeping the produce OF
third parties increases the supply which seeks the Ame
rcan markets. end consequently reduces the price to the
citizens Of the United States of whom attempt to
complain Of that evil Hence Is that the IMPOSE
ton OF duty upon these articles by the United States
step towards driving them back the markets of other
nations and in manner neutralsng their high duties
In fact every duty imposed in the United States is legsa
ting Tor the support Of the English debt, at the expense
OF our own citizens The tax upon tea for here
enumerated, will be very apparent, direct and heavy
burden upon the consumers because the supply
pable ofany material increase. The coffee equally
paid by the consumers but not apparently because
the increasing supply will decrease the price,
unless England were to altogether her restrc-
tons upon coffee. in which the rapid increase OF
consumption there would raise the price all the
world These taxes in the United States only render.
ed necessary by the unconstitutional sacrifice Of
for the protection" of small individual iAterests
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-10

The features Of this table very similar to those Of
the coffee trade in relation the great increase Of
sumption pdri Passu with the reduction In price. This
difference however remains In that the supply Of has
not essentially varied Political the mode of
mancc has had the greatest influence upon the supply;
consequently the cost, although
al average term Of years, very nearly the The
price the is then dependent upon the cost
aid charges consequently coeval with the removal Of
the duty 10 1885, the consumption nearly doubled and
has constantly increased In average The chief
ofthe supply si coffee for the UntedSates consumption
are Cuba Saint Domingo, Brazil and Venezuela In all
these places the production Of coffee he's rapidly increased
In 1921 the whole production Of the Brazs did not
coed 1900 TONS and 1t $4,000 TONS In Cuba Porto
Rico, and the Spanish Main the production has been
equally rapid. The import from Cuba into the United
States In 1921 900 bs in 1888 was 80 900 COO
lbs In 1884, the import from Rio was IS sos lbs; and
in ls4i s7527 lbs and had risen In the same period
from 100000 lbs. to $4,000 900 lbs from Venezuela.
These constantly increasing sources Of supply from
many different quarters at time when the English mar
ket was confined by high protective" duties to the supply
drawn from their Colonies, that forced down
the price Of the article in the American ports AT this
time the consumption Of coffee IN the United States
is 100 100000 lbs, and In Great Britain not than
haIfthat amount The relative consumption stands AZ
go, Coffee
,u<-ts n,, consumed
Ayaage for FIVE years to 1912, Great :, ,o,,.
Britain, 25000,000 ~ 900
United States, l5OOO,OOO $1,000, 900
his been the effect Of restricting the people Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-10
80 Long Island K 52A
New York Public Stock Exchange.
State of Trade.

Fou,-The sales OF Genesee still rule at SIS Ohio and
Michigan sell at 50 ST; Geergeto wn IS I2Ha5 49,
ard street s. Lalas aS Pennsylvania 81. Rye flour
dull, the sales still rule at ST. Corn in demand and
prices for Northern steady, for weight Rye is
in brisk demand and prices advancing; quote 7Oc
J1shes-We quote pots at 81 s7t, with small sales.
Pearls are still held at SIS at with moderate sales
CotonVery little doing in this articles the demand has
fallen off without creating decline in prices The sales
Yesterday did not quite reach 400 bales former quota.
tions.
hear of small sales Of whale at ssAaal cents
Nothing doing in sperms.
Riee-sales in small parcels at 50 7saa The demand
10 merely for the trade wanted.
Hay.-Ths supplies improving, with moderate
demand. We quote 4sa60o The shipments are made
principally to the East.
WhalebOne-We quote sales at IS a s5sc, with mode
rate demand
Whiskey-salss of drudge at $50, and ofIwhiskey at
2S8 24c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-10
PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST 10.
Cleared.


Ships Toronto, Griswold London, Gr,wold; John Cum
mngs Thaye Baltimore Taylor Mernll,-BarQue Brothers,
lBrl Daniel, Liverpool q Mln.-Schr Alexandria Lewis
Baltimore Sturges Chairman.
Arrived.
ship Alabama, Bunker l6 days from New Orleans with
ton, TO w. Nelson. Left ship Milo the Bar.
Barque California Mayhem, days from Neuvitn with cor
per ore, &c to Brett X Vose y - -
Bng Havana, Gpatrck IL days from Havana with 2os hhds
IL ties bbls molasses to j. s. Taylor
Brig JOS. Atkins Atkins 10 DAYS from Turks Island w nh
$500 bushels salt TO M. Patt - ~' "'
Brig Growler Be,se 2s days from New Orleans with wheat
&c 20 owos, Godfrey Robinson. Died on board 2oth uli
W -
coal, to Croswel 4 Eaton ~ Wv '"'o' 'i"' WIN
schr T Hnckley Saunders II days from Mstanz,s with
British schr Dolphin, sedford, II DAYS from Turk, I,,d
with 280o bushels salt TO- D. IL Braine ''
Schr Galena, Teal days from Richmond with r,d,. a. ,A
schr Florida, Mott days from virgnia with fruit 10 III.
schr VIM McGleasOn Mspe,, days from Virginia with
wood, TO master ' Wv"
schr Chinearora Conklm days from Virginia with wood
schr Augusta days from Georgetown DC with flour &c
TO master. "
schr sam Henry, White days from Folly Landing with
corn, 70 n ?, Havens 80
Two briggs, unknown.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-10
Died.
Just 9, JOHN V. GRExnFIKLp, in the

On Wednesday August 9, JOHN V. GRExrFIKLp, in the
47th year of his age
His friends and aintances also those OF his brother
James Greenfield request ed to attend his funeral
this afternoon, at O'clock from the rosiaenns his
thern law John Van Buskrk, 2ai Tenth street, without
further invitation.
Yesterday morning. THOMAS PErRsALL, in the 4sd year
of his eye, son of the late Thomas c. Pearsall.
His friends and those of the family respectfully in
vited attend his funeral without further invitation
Thursday, 10th inst at O'Clock M from the resi-
dence of his mother, No. y, Wsverly Place.
At st. Thomas W. l. on 18th of June last, THOMAS N
MAY, hair dresserj native of England, lately OF New
York city.
Yesterday morning, WILLIAM VANDERvooRI, aged 81
years. for many years resident of this city.
His funeral will take place this afternoon at O'clock
from his late residence No. Hamilton street, Newark
New Jersey.
On the sth instant, FANNY LsuIsA, aged years and six
m 1nths, daughter OF MIR. John Gill.