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Port-Gibson herald., 1843-02-23

I.ongacre, ct. al.
TTPON opening the matters Of this bill,
~ and it appearing to Court that the de-
fendcnts, Uriah Lorgacre End Elliott
Langacre, are not inhabitants Of this
State, but reside beyond the limits there
Of, so that the ordinary process of this
Court cannot be executed upon them-lt
is therefore ordered, that, unless said de-
PENDANTS appear before the Chancellor, Al
the Court room, in the town ofJackson,
the first Monday in June next ensuing,
and plead, answer or demuT to said bill Of
complaint, the several allegations thereof
will be taken for confessed as to them,
and such order and decree made therein
as the Chancellor NAV deem equitable
and Just. Ii is f rther ordered that copy
Of this order be ins .rted in the Port Glib,
son Herald once week for two months
successfully.
Port-Gibson herald., 1843-02-23
LOUlSBURG, N. G.

LOUISBUEG, N. 9.
EHyHE Public are informed that Mrs. II.
e B. BoBBITT will keep a SELECT
SCHOOL for Young Ladies, the next
year, at her own House, in which School
will be taught the following:
For the Latin and French Langua-
ges, (per session. SO
For the higher branches of English,
Embroidery, and Needle Work in.
cluded,
For beginners, s
Music, Ia separate charge 20
Board for Young Ladies may be had
will, the Preceptress, at $50 per session,
payable at any time during tho yeaf.
feb9 24-tf
Port-Gibson herald., 1843-02-23
Stephen Harmon, et. al.

UTPON opening the matters Of this bill,
- and It appearing to the Court that
the defendant, Stephen Harmon is not IN
inhahtant of this State, but resides beyond
the limits thereof, SO that the ordinarg
process of this Court cannot be executed
lpon hint is therefore ordered, that.
unless said defendant appear before the
Chancellor, at the court room, in the
town Of jackson, the first Monday ii June
next ensuing, and plead, answer or de-
mnr 70 said bill Of complaint, the several
allegations thereof will be taken for con
fessed is to him, and such order and de.
cree made therein as the Chancellor may
deem equitable and just. II IS further or
dered that this order be inserted II the
Port Gibson Herald once week for two
months successivelv.
Port-Gibson herald., 1843-02-23


J. w. Choate.
TIPON opening the matters Of this bill,
~ and il appearing to the Court that the
defendant. James II. Hail, is not an inha-
bitant Of this State, bit resides beyond the
limits thereof, 50 that the ordinary process
IF this Court cannat be executed upon
him-It is therefore ordered. that, unless
said defendant appear before the Chancel-
Tor, at The court rcom, in the town Of
jackson, the first Monday in Jane neSf
ensuing. and plead, answer or demar 70
said bill 81 complaint, the several alIega-
tions thereof will be taken for confessed a.
to him, and such order and decree made
therein as The Chancellor mas deem equi-
table and jast. is further ordered that
i copy If this order be inserted in the
Port G hson Herald, cnce week for two
months successively.
r. +. DIXON, clerk.
By f. n. HARALsoN, DC.
]. A. Maxwell, Solicitor.
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Port-Gibson herald., 1843-02-23


Prescott Jones, ct. al.
TTPON opening the matters Of this bill,
~ and it appearing 10 the Court that
the defendants r. H. Burnet, Huntington
Tiffany e. Elweil d. Smith g. company,
Andrew Rankin g. GraniSs s. Brothers,
are rot inhabitants Of this State, but re-
side beyond the limits thereof, so that the
ordinary process Of this court cannot be
executed upon them--It is therefore or
dered, that. unless said defendants appear
before the Chancellor, at the court room,
in the town Of jackson, the first Monday
in June next ensuing. and plead, answer
or denur to said bill Of complaint, the se-
yeral allegations thereof will be taken for
confessed as to them. and such order and
decree made therein as the Chancellor
nav deem equitable and just. Il Is fur
ther ordered that copy OF this order be
inserted in the Port Gibson Herald once
4 week for two months successfully.
X. L DIXON, clerk.
By F. N. HARRISON, D. 6.
,.nss r,9; isf' 22-9t
Port-Gibson herald., 1843-02-23


II. Carpenters exe'rs. etc, et.al.
PON opening the matters of this bill.
~ ano il appearing 10 the court thai
the defendants, John NJ. Carpenter, John
Perkins. ST. John Powsey &co., Abram A
Green and wife, United States Bank oi
Pennsylvania, DanieI Saunders, James
Wilson g. CO. and George Morton, are not
inhabitants Of this State, but reside be-
yond The limits thereof, so that the ordi-
nary process Of this court cannot be exc.
clred upon .them-Iti is therefore ordered.
that, unless said defendants appear before
the Chancellor, at the court room, in the
town Of jackson, The FIRST Monday in June
next ensuing, andplead, answer or demur
10 said bill Of complaint, the several ale
cations thereof will be taken for confess
ed as to them, and such order aud decree
made therein as the Chancellor may deem
equitable and jnst. 1t rs further ordered
that a copy of this order be inserted III the
sPort Gibson Herald once a week for two
months successlveiv.
Port-Gibson herald., 1843-02-23


George Lake, ct. al.
n TPON opening the matters Of this bill.
- and It appearing to the court that
The defendants. Burn Ell P. Vaughan, Tur-
nerd & Woodruff, j. s. G. Gascoigne, John
Stamps, George Il Dudley, Richard Nu-
gent and Dsniei Yertner are not inhabi
Iants Of this State, but reside beyond the
limits thereof, suthat the ordinary process
Of this court cannot be executed upon
them-It is therefore ordered, that, unless
said defendants appear before the Chan.
ceilnr, al the conrt room. il the town of
Jackson, The first Monday in June next en-
suing, AMI plead, answer Or demnr 70 said
bill of complaint, the several allegations
thereof will hc taken for confessed as t.
them, and such order ahd decree made
therein as the Chancellor may deem eqni
table and Just Il is further ordered thai
copy Of this order be inserted in the
Port Gibson Herald once a week for two
months successivelv.
X. L. DIXON, clerk.
By F. N. HARRISON, D. c.
Thrasher & SilIers, Solicitors.
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Port-Gibson herald., 1843-02-23

Nv OOL and Cotton Cards and Curry
~ combs; just received and for sale by
iau5 tic 3. M'CoMB.
Port-Gibson herald., 1843-02-23

SUPERIOR COURT Of CHANCERY I
or THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
At Jackson, 4. S December Term, 1912
Bank Of Port Gibson,
Port-Gibson herald., 1843-02-23

o0PERiOR uOURp Of CHANCERY,
or THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Al Jdckson, 4. & December Term, 1912.
Robbins & Painter,
9660 80
Port-Gibson herald., 1843-02-23
Court of CIlanCery.

or rue STATE oF MISS IssIPPI,
Al Jackson, A. 8 December Term, 1912
Henry Parish& co.
Port-Gibson herald., 1843-02-23

Comm IsS1O 1OlIGFS S8kGs
The President and Directors1
Of the Grand Gulf Rail
Road and Banking Com.
PAM,
Us.
Peter M'Intyre and Della s.
Turpin, administrators Of Decree Of
Flancis w. Tnrpin, de- foreclosure.
ceased, and Della S. Tur-
pin in her own right, and
the President Directors
and Company Of the Plan.
ter's Bank of the State Of
Mississippi.
pY virtue Of a Decree rendered IN the
above case by the Circuit Court Of
Claiborne county, at the November Tenn
thereof, and on the thirteenth day OF De-
cember, l842; and BY virtue Of the authO-
rity vested in me as Commissioner duly
appointed for the purpose; !, E. A Nc
Lean, will proceed. to sell TO the highest
bidder, for cash, on
Monday, The 9TH day Of February neal,
at the late residence OF Francis w. Turs
pin. the following named
Port-Gibson herald., 1843-02-23

SUPERIOR COURTof CIEANCERY,
oFTHE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
At Jackson, "A. 8 December Term, 1912
Alexander Cunningham,
2s63 r.
Port-Gibson herald., 1843-02-23

T9dESH Corn Aleal and Irish Potatoesi
II by the b5l.; iustreceiyed and for sale
jan5tf BY p. n'conB.
Port-Gibson herald., 1843-02-23

SUPERIOR COURT OF CHANCERY.
OF THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
At Jackson, A. + December Term, 1912.
Joshua Kelly,
Port-Gibson herald., 1843-02-23
Superior Cour1 OF Chaaacery,

OF THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
AZ Jackson, A. s December Term, 1912
James n. Bradshaw,
Port-Gibson herald., 1843-02-23

SUPERIOR COURT Of fCHANCERY,
OF THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
AT Jackson, A. q December Term, 1912.
Thrasher q sillers,
Port-Gibson herald., 1843-02-23
Baynard G'urpin.
Benjamin G. Humphreys,
and others,

Peter Mcintyre, administra-
tor, Della S. Turpin, adj
ministratrix Of Francis w.
Turpin, deceased, Mary
Turpin 81 Margaret Tur-
pin, infant children Of
E-ono;a w T,.,,;o
Port-Gibson herald., 1843-02-23

III r. N. HARRISON, d. G.
Thrasher & SilIers, Solicitors.
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Port-Gibson herald., 1843-02-23
COlalafssiOner's Sale.

The President and Directors
Of the Grand Gulf Rail
Road and Banking Com
pany,
Port-Gibson herald., 1843-02-23

Thrasher s. S:llers, Solicitors.
jan26 22-9t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-17
NEW YORK
SURGEONs, BANDAGE INSTITUTE.

MO, 1ANN STREET, 2d door from Broadway, in the
~ American Museum Budings-JJnder the direction of
JAMES KNIGHT, NJ D.,
Member of the Medical aud Churgical Faculty of Mary.
land, Member Of the District Medical Society Of Ohio
Member of the State Medical Society Of the State of New
York, aud Principal Of the above Institute.
For the information of those who have nformed,
20 the design Of this establishment will briefly state is
DEPOT of all the latest improved Bandages used Orbope.
die Practice, where Bandges kept for the Club
Fee contracted aud distorted Limbs, Mry Neck Hump Back
Spring Bnndags for the yacosed enlarged Veins
Invented by Shoobred and Wrenwick, London is kept
here also all the latest improved Trusses and
rOrters; also Bandages made Cases and
order for Surgeons, Physicians, &c. - ~
oc Knight also deyotes special attention the treatment
OF the above named defomes aud has made ample
ments 10 receive patients from abroad for that purpose
forward bsndages TO distant parts Of the country
FOR further information respectfully submit Of
lew 81 the most noted Surgeons aud Physicians who
tnns ~ tins Institute and of whom have
valuable improvements IN Bandages
sValenne Mott NJ d. Professor Of Surgery in the nver
sty OF NeT York; Alex w Stevens, n D. Emeritus Pfoes-
scr IN the College Of Ply aud Surg New York cyi j. &.
bhe s". NJ p; T. Hoffman, NJ D.; Rogers N.
fssor ., Surgery n The C2ege Of Ply AID Surg New York
he CSese Of rhy and suE New York city; T. O. Mower
IN Phadephia RESPECTFULLY refer torosQr MEG ellens
Muer, Megs, Jackson Hewson, Gllngbam, Homer Monk
err Miar. Amman, Hall, Smith and Bailey eodsec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-17

R- PUBLIC BENEFACTOR-And who is a pub.
lie Denefacor This question: in the abstract would be
answered by politician he is one who confers the
greatest good on the greatest numbers Bn political
economy is very little studied practced now adays
dual comfort at the time he reduces the prce e
what we have heretofore paid for luxury Should
he not De rewarded by liberal patronage Most Ger.
cipe we would have you try how superior are the ner.
Its Of the TUBEROSE SHAVING CREAM, over all
soaps tnat are crackes up for shaving II coats but little
to try It, and those who have shaved for wears
pronounce wonder of the age Its effects the skin
bloches and pimples Any person may return who
not satisfied it is all that it purpors be. Scarce three
weeks since was introduced to the favor OF the public
ana the demand 10 enormous Sold in beautiful lars at
ana shlllngs, by EDW'D PHALON, Hair Cutter, sc,
2ll Broadway, opposite st Paul's.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-17

RIO DIN JASsRo, July 49, ing to some demand
having sprung up for the River Plate the cargo Flour
OF the r. H. Douglass from Baltimore has been
Tor expectation to that quarter price equal to I60OO
or and about 900 bbls super London grind
ing were placed at $4,000 credit on shore also 1000 bbls
lsN250 cash. ~ "
Tie stock in hrst hands is reduced to 1850 bills Rich
mond and 36s bbis superior Virginia In all there NAV
be about % 900 bbls. " ~ o '""y
Supplies OF Coffee coming rather more ree,v ond
prices are less rm but have anv
alteration superiors are worth 1880 3g6OO and gooJ
firsts 3Ii00 3DlOO "' u sooo
Ps. The s6s bbls. Virginia Flour, above ment;onea
mond City Mills have been sold at 7nO0o cash " ,>'S
August l-Sincs the foregoing we have nn,h;n, no
to add The brig Hebe, just in from Baltimore brngs
2244 bbs. Flour, which is unsold. e'
BARBADoEs, August a. lS43-Since we last addressed
you, the cargo OF vessel from port was dspose If
the l7h instant at the following rates-Flour al ssi
per Dbl; Corn Meal do 82t; Corn 20 per bag ana
Crackers, for avortc brands of 20 per bbl being the
highest rates obtained Tor tmesnce then the mar
ket has been Dropping cargoes going into store
end sales by retail at 30 for Flour in small lots and
Corn Meal at 80 per Dbl.
Sterling Exchange at 81 81 per fl.
PoNcE, 7. X. Aug %, lSi3.-Our market is largeIy
stocked with American provisions and sales lower than
AZ any time the previous yesr Our crop OF Sugar and
Moasses is all embarked.
We are now about in the middle Of what was once call
ed the "Hurrcan months" and "rainy season. without
any signs oil the former, and barely sufficient rain to
Keep vegetation alive.
MArAszAs, Sept Goldfish, ord $sy; good Haddock
-; Lard IN Kegs $otj Sperm Oil u Whale do Al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-17
LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS.

PHLApELPHlA, Sept l6Ar Manhattan Hopkins, Portland
Below, Lucy, Remck, st Johns PR Scion, Ball Havana
Violet NSwlan Barbaaoes ca United States Maloney
Eaand Barbados; Paul 7 Jones, Ireland Chaston Oak
Ryder Boston; Cooley, Camp, NYork; Illinois, Daley
Wilmington, NC.
BALTMoRE Sept 15Arr Monroe Gilchrst Eastport Are
thnsa (Br) Lennerton Windsor MS Standard lBr) Darrell
Antigua; Jars, tBTl Young NassaS mp MaEner Adams
the light boat stationed Wolf Trap has ded about five
miles the SW Of her moongs which nearly caused his run
ming ashore.
ALEXANDRIA, Sept H-An Cowper. huntington, Boston,
Sid st Helena Bangor.
RIcHMoND, Sept i5-sd Toulon, Rich, Pemambuco Arr
Gladiator, and Union, Boston; Potomac, Portland
NORFOLK, Sept H-Ar VIM w Wyer Adams Boston for
Richmond; Leo Green hence Phadepha put back in
leaky condition In Hampton Roads Sally Miller Halsey I'm
Plymouth NC for NYor put in on ACCOUNT of head winds;
NEwBrRN, NC. Sept lid Topaz Green West Indies
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-17

On Tuesday evening" 9th inst, after two days Illness
at his brothers residence Macdonogh, Opposite New Or
Ieans) RoBERr DAvy DINNEFoRp in the seth OF his
age, q native OF Exeter. Devonshire, Eng.
In Halifax, Nova Scotia, the 9th inst in the 56th
year Of her age, ELIZABETH wife of THOMAS PALLsTgR
formerly Of this city.
On Saturday morning. 10th inst. DENNIS DEMPSEY, Jr,
aged two years and 10 months.
The friends and acquaintsnces of the family
specially invited 10 attend the funeral this Sunday Of
ternoon at four O'Clock from the residence Of his father
corner oil Madison and Scanned streets
AT Fatlands, l.. Monday last nth inst Mr.. Con.
NELius SrooTHoFF III the 73rd year his age old and
respectable inhabitan OF that place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-17

LsESfsoL-Paeke. ship Queen of the WessIJonathan Pc;
children and seryantA Spawiorh, Geo Stone, Mr. San
gainee Caet, ID ii Graefe Augustus L Smith, Of New
AID Miss Boston; Richards; proyde"es
Wilmer Lemuel Badger, Phladelpha; James Il Arthur,
Virginia; G Sievewght Canada; Smith Armstrong; James
Winterbottom, Balm, England Harbottor London; ii
Jackson Sheffield England about $50 in the
HAyREPacket ship Silve de GrasseBaron de Bodisco,
lady. child aud Bnn anu lady, Andres Con
Ziles, j Allen and two ladies'
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the weather and adverse wudea Harrison Huntress Palm
Ignazio, John NJ Clayton Lodi Barmor Bstsey, WIN PIT,
wards OF 10 sail Of coal loaded schrs, bound r..
CHARLEsToN SEPT i3-Au Cevsntes, Tufts Boston. Cid
Sullivan Waite. NYork.
SAvASsAH, Sept PAR Coromando, Truman; Clinton Lay
on, and John w Smith, Jarvis, NYork Below, brig. CID
MeBE Sept ain port Linden Collins Providence; Ode
on, Studey, NYork.
New osLgsNs, Sept s-Ar Claiborne, Burgess. Boston;
Berlin and Mary Susan do Clarssa Lunt and Osceola.
Morgan Bordeaux. CID Commaqud Felt Baltimore; Lancet,
Hoffses Charleston,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-17
MONEY MARKET.

saturday, Sept. 1916 p Nj.
The stock market was bright to-day and prices gene
rally improved. Ohio, / Illinois, t. Harlem, J Ken.
lucky Gs fell q.
At the New Board there were sales of Government
Loan at a fall OF ! Long Island rose T..
sterlng Bills were heavy to-day and the supply good
bills with good city endorsements were offered at per
cent.
The tables Of the foreign trade of France for the
ls4a as prepared by the Administration of Customs and
published in the Paris papers, show increase under the
head of imports but decrease under that of exports
OF general end special commerce. compared with the
two years preceding ls4 and 1912 will be observed by
the following figures extracted from the tables where
they are given in round numbers and quantity less
than 100, 900 francs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-17
THORN'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF CA.
PAlBA AND SARSAPARIIIa

pOSSESSES lew advantages not enjoyed by any other
dicne TOR the cure Of all sexual diseases aud which must
with az enlightened public render asuredy highly popular
and desideratum long sought for the medical world IL
needs confinement change of diet In its approved form
that OF paste 1t Is entirely asteess causes no
sensation to the patient IL has acquired the utmost fame in
most every part of Europe It has been examined, approved
by the eminent of the profession
Prepared by j. b. Thome, chemist London and for sale
wholesale and retail, by JAMES TARRANT
s6e Greenwich street conner Of Warren street
Also at Park Row and 5l8 Broadway 1863 Broadway an
Broadway Lsrenard street. $50 Broadway conner Of
Walker street. a. s- sii 2wissm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-17

(tIlEAP GOODS-l07 Fulton STREET, REYN annouu
~ ces to the public that he-has arrived from Paris with
large and selected stock of choice and fashionable Goods
consisting of splendid ouas indenues de
lanes embroidered acone!s splendid cashmere aud cablas
sawls trom 81 To Sl0 silk srws do cloths
smeres o every kind aud patterns gambroons vesngs SC
~ Blades dry goods robbers merchant tailors and the
public in general, respectfully invited call and
themselves that their goods which will remain open for
short time, tn be sold cheap. Cheap Sc lwsec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-17

The special commerce represents the value of commo.
des imported for internal consumption and of indege.
nous produce and manufactures exported The general
commerce represents in addition that is comprising the
special commerce besides all the transit trade and deli
veres into entpo The articles OF greatest in
The exports were cottons the value OF was less by
2s3OO0Oo francs in ls42 than ls4l and silks the fall
ing OIL in which amounted to 496OO francs compa
red withs Thus of the total decrease of un.
der the head of special commerce. amounting to lis mil
lions Of francs, cot,ons and silks entered jointly no
less than n 100000 The increase of imports under the
same head bore principally upon nsoed other olea
gnous grains nearly nine millions of value above
ls4l, and products "non jenomnsted" 81, 100000.
The diminished export of oottons great extent
the side Of Span from the vigorous adopted
by the government for the repression of smuggling on
the land frontier that is the Pyrenees With the view
OF more eectualy destroying the nearous traffic which
had attained to such enormous extent that govern.
mept carried the line of custom houses which before
the exclusive privileges of the Basque provinces
abolished or curtaled established the Ebro ar
therefore at such distance in the interior that cono
was impossible beyond those limits the foot of the Py
renees The consequence that from contraband in
PRODUCTION Of French cotons the value of upwards of
thirty millions of francs yearly into span the traffic fell
of upwards Of one half it is understood, although the
exact figures not known yet tables far as
published deal only with total quantities exported, but
not the countries and special values to csch one
cause OF the feeling in France against Espar
tero.
The English for the last three years from taxes
on colsumable goods -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-17
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Sales OF stocks at Philadelphia, yesterday

Sales OF STOCKS at PhiIadeIPhAa, yesterday.
shares Mechanics Bsnk l9f; 500 City SIS 1852 iOsi
shares Mechanics Bank 2O $4,000 State ST. 5000
do b7 $1,000 do 81 292 shares Wilmington RR III 400
do sSdf III 20 shares schuylki Navigation 40; SO do Har
rsburg 4 . do Norrisown II; 80 do Farmers and Me-
chanics Bank S 10 do Union Bank of Tenn 50 80 do
Louisville Bank sit; $4,000 Wilmington os 1865, 5df 9o
$500 City SIS 1870 l0st; $50 County SIS $780, ga IL
900 Ches Del 6's 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-17
M arrfeds

On Wednesday evening, lsh inst by the Rev Charles
ssrH BAKrR daughter of J. Rckers, Esq, all Of this
nitx,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-17
Passengers Arrived .
Passengers sailed.

COMPROMISING Sutton-R Moses lady, child and
/ Mr. Molena-3 in the steerage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-17

MoBrE, Sept. 9.-There are but two souore r;oged
port; is taken up for Providence NJ ri 40
per bale The other has partial cargo for New York al
the same rate. -" ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-17
MARITIME HERALD.
Shin NInsters nnd Apents

We shall esteem favor if Captains of Vessels will give
10 Commodore ROBERT SLyEy, of News Fleet, Re-
port Of the Shipping left the Port whence they sailed the
Vessels Spoken their Passage List of their Cargo, aud
board them lmpedately on their arrival Agents and Cor
sending to this Office all the Marine Intelligence they
obtain Nautical Information of kind will be thankfully
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-17


CARLTON HOUSE.
THE SUBSCRIBERS prepared to make arrangements
with families and single gentlemen for by the
YEAR reasonable
The prices of this establishment heretofore
viz: 81 so per day. BENSON 4 HODGES.
a lnAr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-17
Foreign Importatlons.

RIO HAcHE-Brig Hudson-3OO hides l2i logwood 20
bales deer skins J Fouke X
Sr CRoN-Brig Caspian, at Philadelphia bound to New
hhds 20 do moasses % puns De Forest
CO, Aymar x co, Cartwright x HARRISON Brett 4 Vose
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-17

GEORGE PElRlSS, in returning his grateful acknowledge
ments to the numerous ladies and gentlemen who favored
the above establishment during the begs
nounce that he has made suitable Tor the
winter TO accommodate families and single boardes The d.
ming rooms and domtories will be found comfortably aud
elegantly furnished The table will be supplied with the cho
proximity of Belmon, House the city with excellent
boats plying stipulated hoDs the well known
the host and cyy of the attendants combined the oca
ton being within step the landing renders this esta
bhmen the most social and in the Union. Terms
will be found exceedingly moderate.
Good stabling coach houses attached 10 the pre-
mig III
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-17
Domestic Importations.

CHARLEsroNShip Suton-24 bales Renard x co90
" Wadsworth-8l Geo Spttoa-39 Durham Dimon-2 cs
~ HART !. Lecerc-i9 bbls X Jonston-75 empty bbls
Iaylor-3O bkts /immermon-I cask John Noble65
rice Victor Duckwitl-96 bales cotton A y Lockwood.