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Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-23

NH flipnds-Iise Is sweet till il
grows sour; but lis &sceharine dara-
Ition IS but for i moment, rs i were.
IA itw drops Of grief, sorrow, pain
landnther acids, cause Il Il bolsny-
lclabbcr quicker Than buItermilk IN
llogldays: and there il 50 little Of Il,
too--not lady enough 70 pay for
Tue trouble Of being born. ike the
lcolIossus that straddted Rhodes, m
| fancy stands with one foot IN the
lcradle and the other inthe grave. Az
any rate. no matter what the real
distance is 10 the last link Of hicss
chain, it seem ms only step after we
have discovered it. For myself, l
lhaye floated down the strcamof ex
Iisience nearly to its tarthest extremi-
~: over he calm perlu,il surface OF
youh-the rough breakers Of mail
hood-and am now fast padding my
way through the muddy waters OF
age. The banks on either side wear
a pale, antumnal aspecI-my sun Is
fast declining, and were 1t not Tor
that eternal ar Of hope, wi ich s;l-
Ivers the dark wave of death, nay dttle
cargo Of enjoyment would all have
been pitched overheard long before
| this. AS it is, Icannot tell how much
longer my provisions will hold out
| aud in fact don't care much how
soon | come TO the last crumb-tor
life sn'i 10 me now what il ''use TO
was" ii has lost all the flavor IL Yer
HAD, and that lasted about as as long
as the smoke of a otpudding. The
cup OF pleasure seems 10 have been
snatched from my lips, even before
had got a fair suck att. These boar
lfros.s which you new see settling on
lmy Uranium, once came gently down
lin delightful dews; but they have
l3ongeaIed, you see, aud All my tor
lgrass Is whitening to flourish no more
lfill a new crop starts up at The open
ling ofan eternal spring. Every youth
Hui, pleasing. dream has vanished
all my stock Of former delights hav.
lbeen pillerred nv the thieying iiDger'
lof time, and I now am left q poor or
Ipensioncr upon The chasiiies Of !
Emerciiul providence. Heaven forbit
'[that should utter a syllable Of com
lplaint, but | can't help saying It con
Ifidentially, and before man alone
That life is all moonshine-a monstrou
lhumbng--a grand suckin. MY yolni
friends, you needn't smile atthe re
mark There is more truth in 1t thai
[dogeereE and you will find il on
! when you shed your last green leave
as / have mine, and are not quite s,
| fall Of sap and sweet cider as you nov
lare. Bul you may be cut off Will
, 1.-The Grst buds Of pleasure are blossom
tIing-are The embryo Of discomfort
ment has formed itselfin the germ
1.-The hearI:-but should you happen |
lsiear your carnal vessel safely int
|, the 'frigid zene oflongcyity, you wi
.lthet look back and see that life
short voyage has been both q tedio'
land a perilous one. There NIL u
tender sympathies Of The heart W
Ibe forever ice-boMnd ia their pol
Ireeicns-b emory's chart viii prese
J. 4 dfeaiy waste~shc glass-sPun thrca
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-23
FROM THE DOLLAR WEEKLY.
Why Texas OUGHT TO BE ADMITTER
INTO THE UNIoN.--No. l.
NEw York, AUG. 80, lS43.

/ propose, Mr.. Editor, to discuss
the above subject in series of brief
and familiar letters, which ! trust
you will find interesting enough to
insert in your valuable journal. !
shall follow them up daily, untll 4
have said all / intend 10 say,
/ regard the annexation of Texas
to the United States, as a question Of
deep and vital interest to both coun-
tries. Upon its decision in ms hum
bic opinion, depends the perpetuation
of our fedcrative Union or lis disco
luton; the independence ofthe region
between the Sabine or the Rio del
Norte, or submission 70 the control at
England. These are considerations
| Of such Importance, rs, am sure,
will attract the attention Of the pub
lie mind 10 the subject, the main OBJ
iect I have in view i Tor lam confident,
that if the sense Of the two nations
can be aroused to the true nature OF
the dangersattendant upon. the set
Element Of the question Enumeration,
there will be 10 dfIiCnltv in the mat
ter.
No man Of unprpjudiced mind can
for moment hesitate to acknowl-
ledge but that the destiiies Of the two
republics are Que and the same, i
Texas would 90 on TO the achieve
rnent ofgreat things. X is impossi
BILE that an independent sovereignty
like that Of Texas, should have differ
lent aims. different views, from thos
of the United States. Her interest
/ demand that she should be bound y
/ in the great American bundle wit
her sister soyereignties, while, on u
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-23
So. xIIi.

or fincy viii snap IN lIio hohr frott II
age imagination Ike q dtk turkey
will hnyc 70 ,qnotiwlce y lore taking
Wig, mud then not succetd hi niRhl-
keason's compass Vim yaf} -sihe Ray
bird Of Joy will llnd ~ fltb plumaRo
and dc-~alid 10 eploDdct win attend
YOU lhclc, tHyc when The boscnlIs of
hope and iailll shall light up the dus.
ky porch ofhcaven.
Rnl, ! rcpoatmy friends You ara
mol sure OF living my decent length
Ioftimc; nay, Tomorrow son may be
lcoId i0llow, done Up III d lax and
laid aside; Even you, little babies
You improved specimens Of doInes-
Tic mamutncturoL two quart
ljngs ofmilk! you may spring a Ieels
lin d week, and lei contents
soak info The earth. And you Older
ones! lie hoops may fly or from your
pork barrels before you know it, Al.
lowing ali tie vial brine 70 escape,
land Icayeynu lainting in tie inouidy
lsepulehrc. Time, that old man.
mower, By profession, is in the midst
of US All, Whetiing his cythe for the
fatal stroke. Iknow not the victim
soon destined 10 fall before his keen
edged bush whncker.or ! would psont
him out: perhaps tits myself, for l
have gone to seed and am ripe for
THE harvest; but certain it IS, that
some one must shortly go--for on
every side we continually behold, in
the great family of mankind, membess
failing in The dust 10 rise no more
lOh!iiisa melancholy sight 10 see so
lmanyof our friends annually drop
lping, like leaves and tendrils from
1.-The trees, 10 be trod upon by unhalr
.Ilowcd feet, and having the plough Of
postcrigy inlcfmingling tllesr sacred
lashes with the vile earth that t,olf-
fishes potatoes, turnlps and onionsl
1t Is Tnounfntto reflect On the frailty
Of human existence, and sadder still
to think chat the beautiful material
OF snortaIs should thus be cast to the
four winds Of heaven, or left to rot
aud enrich the soil from which they
spfang and gained their sdbslal1ces--.
: But, my friends, we have this conso-
ilation: that while we let drop a tear
upon the dust of former friendship, we
can say in the assurance Of heavenly
ilope-This is NOT the end Of man.
So mote it be.
Mofice-I have observed that a great
many country people have lately join.
ed my congregation. Let the good
work 60 on Hope to coax q few
more such sheep into my fold. before
] preach my farewell sermon; any
that may be pretty soon, as have
had lond 5000 cali elsewhere-N
Y. Mercury.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-23

Tie High court Il ituois s''a Az
penIs hns no jesi4iif'Ip's fksfri'
wI,ai properly belongs ~ h tnnklptl
Errors ind Apptn'ss ~ tessipn' ffe
holden on he i'1i Monday pI Janus.
fy md July, NJ Jaakoni being yl'iu.
nlIy bur cue srsaIou per onpp'p
Chunctliot. n. y Hpeknff, Ck.
II. Il. Dixon.
Iho Superior Court BIZ EhaneeFy
has insisdIelion overall mailf.s, pleas|
nnd complaints whaieooyers belong-
~ III. 81 cisgnizublu ~ n court Of
equity. Is'hoids two sess annually.
CIRCUIT COURT.
THIS courihaa original jurisdiction
ia civil cases, ii Whichthc suin Ia con.
troyersY exceeds $40. Fof esIsls Of
tho eleven circuits, Il judge audRptiof-
neyafe elected quadfennially by llHe
people, from Noyqmbs
This court LAS also exclusive GRIM
inal jurisdiction.
!, ,,t nf ~ .JoH;f;aI
Districts, as rex aci fil29qa'ol'sd WA
III bvuuyy, 1870.
FIRST Distnct. Composed of tbs
counties of Wares, Claiborne, HASH
lingson aud K0iisag Geo. Coulter,
Judse; Y. ~ n a'Ns'' Al's' Il sas''''
hey r.. w ILL.,
trgg'a .s.s's'es.- o1s'Ps'sf1' ~ II ~
counties q aiopsasha' 1a,io,a' 49,
taw and Iaalasfa,shss- r. 9,: 81 s'' !.
theirs, Judges v. A. Nes'' p'a'a'os ~
torney. .,.
1Asyd A.istr,sc. "a c q, q TIL Il,
counties ~ Aaa ~ " ,''s u. H.
Jefferson Y; q. I,.gs' ' : !. ], ''a'
hope fossy, l'ls.' ~ D 49, j xstha
Fourth Dtsf,lt 80. To. \. 1870 ]
counsies q Sm'lal, Ioplau, on'pso.''
Scott. Newton any nes s,. e ~ j
Brovns Judge; ~ III rss soh' 49,
Attorney: u.
fgffh AJssfrsr' g Iom ,s' y : az
n coun'its ri 5eies' 1acksos'' 1tesn '',
Pasr,, Wasne, Jasp.l' an ,ala
I.auderdale: Henry "REMINISCENCES
Jno. Watts, ns'Il't a.'orhey' ~,
Sath D.sirtct'r- Lompoj1 ! = W w
counties Of Noxus'c o;.i l9Nl !, : VA y
per, WINSTON aug unuo iIaar,, z y raS'
ley ?. bonne''' 'uas M
A''S'iies ,1, a otitbp
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-23
'%ULEs !
RULES
orthe High Court Of Errors and APP
peals, adopted 1t lis January term,

peals, adopted as is January 'ef'i''
1870.
Ordered, That hereafter when a
case is reached on tile dacket, i no
ccuncil appear On either side, q when
~ council be marked on tue docket,
the csse shall be. dismissed ProHl.
ava. however, that such dismissal
nav be sci aside, on good cause
shown, supported BY affidavit I; but y
Iaao case win such dismissal be set 4
side. unless the affidavit also show
|ebat there arc probable merits
when any defendant ~ error slal'
ia dissatisfied with ihe'securIly "a
ken ii any writ Of error bond pe
nav {, move the court for q rule upon
n,e plaintiff Ia error to show cause
~ aaay TO be named, why The super
seaias should not be discharged, q
other security giweR;.acopy q when .! 7.
rnIe shall be served on the plalntlii Y
error. al least five days before She
exniration of tise sane.
The motion for The rule must %
founded upon 40 affidavit o. the n
snfi;cieney of tia security taken-- q
IN affidavit of 4 person Interested y
The judgments below, my Pc reaa Y
8 - * y a.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-23
GOVERNMENT OF THE
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
STATE oFFIcERg.

STATE OFFICERS
IT. M. Tucker, Governor, until 1874
d. C. Galloway, Secretary Of State.
& f. Matthews, Aud. Of Pub. Acc.
VIM. Clark, State TreasUre.
j. ID. Freeman, Attorney General.
JUDICIARY.
Judges Of High Court cf p. 61s4.
WIN. +. Sharkey, Alexander M'
CLAYTON and Edward Turner.
Clerk, F.W. Hopkins.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-23

4
N -
STAT iSAl ksA'f
Sbou;ne when ana where lie Ciruil
+. \. .,.;u c,.,a
s,'' Va ~ Il 49, '' III ''''sN
s'o'
Adqms, l'l. MONDAY Y MAY ana s NJ
Yeni'ef a. !NAl { l's2
AmftF, = y MONDAY III way ana -No-
yetnhs:f at Liberty
Aitala, isl Monday ~ April anu Oc.
tpbers ikosclgSAo.
bollVar,ls' Monday N April and Oc'
tobef, AZ Bollyef Al
Carr0ll, lFt Monday Ia April and DC
ioher. at CArfollion.
ChicIasaw. I'd Monday after the 4ili
Monday In APrla and October, IA
Houston.
Choctaw, 4th Mondayln Marcia and
September, Al Greensborongh
Claiborne, 4th Monday ~ May and
November, at Port Gihsop.
Clark, sd Monday IN May and NO
yember, IL Quitman.
Copiah, 1T Monday in May and NO
vcinber, AZ Gs.llatin.
Coahoma, 2 Monday ~ April and
Octoserrat Cpahoma 6. h.
Coyington, 9TH Monday in April y
-
ISeptcnbrr.at williamsburg.
DeSoto, 4th Monday in March and
November, at Hernandez. s-~ss',
franklin, 4th Monday in May and
| November, at McadvlAe.
Green, lst Monday IN April and &c
iobcr, al Leakyllle:
Hancock, lst Monday IN APfll ana
Ocsober, at Shleldsboroagh.
Kinds, Sd Monday 40 June ana l1e-
cember, at Raymond.
Holmes, Sd Monday IN April nd Oc-
tober, al Lexington.
ltawamba, 80 Monday ~ Arr'l ana
October, at Fulton:
Jackson, All MONDAY 10 Mafen ana
s plember, a. jackson n
Jasper, "a MONDAY ~ May aha NO
sembfr, at Paulding.
Jefferson, lst Monday ~ May ano
NoVemher.nt rayeae.
Jones, 4th Monday m Arrii ana Vc'
tobeg, at Ellissllle.
kcmper, 4th Monday ~ APrn aus
October. At DeKalh.
Lauderdale, 18th Monday y May ano
November, ~ Aaaiaoh, -
Iawreilces 9th Monday ~ May ans
November, at Monticello. =
T.eake, ast Monday IN Map ana no
scnlier, at Carthage.
Lafayette, "a MONDAY 70 MAY aN
November, at Oxford.
Lewndes, ISL Monday 10 hPru ahs
! October, al Columbus.
Madison, LIST Monday 70 May aps
November, AZ IantOh.
Marion, ed Monday ID April ana oc
taber, at Columbia
Monroe, An Monday ~ April sila "
tober, ~ Athens ",
i MARSHALL Isl Msnday alter Inc ~
1M0huAy I'll AVA ain 49,
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-23
EW ORLEANS MONEY MARK s1''
coRREcrED WEEKLY, FRoM TINE
apIGAYUNE.n

II lao do so days, 64a6a prm.
~ p..;. co DAVIS 5l3Oa 5f..s5.
10 New York, lit sight par aaprm
No New York, SO days, do "A dis.
~ us.,aa - sig,,t 1a4 prm
M Boston. GO days Aa ! dis.
10 philadelphia, al sight aaA prrn
No Philapeiphia, 6Odays ia | dis
10 Baltimore !, ut sight aA pfm
Do Baltimore, so days Aat dis.
states Treasury Notes, laia lFiaa
avereigns /. 81 s4aSA S7
Eraufsl' Doubloons SIS 3uaSl6 so
pptriott do .. SIS 5oaSl5 So
4 merican Gold -. aal prem.
0 franc pieces % oo"os ~
Iexican Dollars l par
Ialf Dollar ~ !, p arm
aDimes p'' = ~
NEW ORLEANS CITY D'N
Bank Of louisiana, pays sPeo.o'
Gass Bank pays speoie-
Mechanics q Traders pays 80
IJnion Bank pays specie.
City Bank pays sPe'.e ~,
Louisiana State Bank pays sp.o'e'
CMrollton Bank pays So -.
Canal Bank pays sPosie
Commercial ba'ih aoaat Dis.
D ..'! pnn,, 35a37 dis.
Il'lzehs Dal.A Rank -- 6oa05 dis.
asMpro.o %" R.nk 6oa65 dis.
Bank OF Orleans aaaa7 ,I;s
Atclla,alaya M L c,lss,
1om II. DIM h,s, M II. OK 1alo us
on Fae' '"'9 !. ,r,rs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-23
Foreign Importations.

CAHroN-Shp Ann McKm-68s7 pkgs tea 1880 mats caai,
300 Tolls mating 1870 bxs fire crackers mdze Rowland
Aspnwa-6 hxs mdss 26 bds do Howland-< bxs do 1924
cs china ware w Aspinwn-l bxs mdse q G Howland-i9
c. Gsrdlner OF Boston6 silks bxs mdse Go dhue
Coz do J NJ Waturbury=i2c s bx. mdse to order.
wood. 70
AMsrERpAM-BaIque Franca00 pines gin bbls lnseed
oil Is do Sc Fave
Grayei co-l00 bsgs seed mds Victor Duck Wits do
Wichehau,en-:0t u sugar Thomssset-56 bds sl-el
i boz w Van Antwerp pipes to Order
,.ANTwEnI-Brem ship Rebecca-1 c. g Besteon-l do
Meyer icken-l Shultz Blndorn-3s mdse II w F &
Es-5090 pitchers Gerdng Kankelman-l6 cks madden
Schmdt-0 bx chs oil Not. MUS Pavenstedt-2 Ogden
co-eH Ss glass Schisekardo Facr-2cs De Kuyle-l
ST CRorschr hhds mols,s. So hhds sugar
MAYAeUEz. PR-Schr ChaIlotta-l7 hhd sugar 20 DO
lassts b Aymar
HAvAN-Ship Crstoval Coop-737 bx sugar spoffo-d Ii
lesion cO-2l23 dollar, Beb-e Parshal-3 bxs mdze
Ronald,-!8 hxs segas Rodguez-6Oo do A Re maui
co-26 DO Bromsen5s bxs Maitland ce-4O bales
10 has wax Moses Tay loi0 bxs Jose Mong
do bns mdze NJ Picolen-20 bxs segars Wallis Jr-
hurke.l case 90 bxs segars Agge GolwayJ2 c. oons
indigo Bcneo.7 bales mdz. lido cases segas Wet
more Benedict COTS bxs do mdze G Fae CO
II Gaze SCARS Avmar co9l bxs do Gouard-ll8 do md
case do Ballow Rcb-l04 bxs w H ThOuas- mdze
Bsudod-0 SEES segars Willard-2i2 boxes do Mat
thews co-40 BIZ, SO bags coffee snj n Bodiue-
c,se lol bx segsrs Thco Des Ars3 do Edw Bartlett
CUR col cse 4egas bales tobacco koearte col
ssga Carse-2 boxes do Stephen Allen2 boxes mdze
smith, Wsht Co and quantity Of pine APP
pies A Kirby &Acke-993 dollars Ho WAND & Asp'nwall,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-23
Foreign Markets.

Havana. May 9-Hoops, per M, 81 a S44; boards Port
land Pine, Is 10; other Eastern ports lsa 10; Lum
Der, Pine, 10 81, Shingles a a; hid Shocks. with
l, 2, prime and mess Sc Butter American yellow
u % per 100 bs Candles, mould IS Ia Sperm 90 80
Cheese, Am. 10 IL; Goldfish per so h. box al Flour
Phil and Bait 49, 90; Hams, American, q II; Lard
New Orleans ga l2 Onions, "a AZ; Pork, N. o. and
Eastern and Mess 49, lear $4 o. Potatoes, Dbl 7a9
Masses k.s g sugars a aoney f half
half brown, SO 10; white alone lOt brown alone
At 81; yellow, s. 6; Segars, So a 500.
Exchange-Londen, 60 days sight, 10 prem; New
York par prem; Boston per a IL ditto; New Orleans
discount.
Freights-To France 80 100 francs; and to u State,
SIT per box sugar4 per bag Coffee; $3A per
hid. Molasses.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-23
PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY "a


Cleared.
4S;$'; 1:;y Az Ss'i s;sI
Kspsh A0SI Psnss so JsSs STEAD %
S.r%Sd TseEs; JOSEPH Ham Ga %@ wis%aar rs;
%% S As So f c az e.es .s %.Io
ScIo T Bss o RsI
mend. Allen 4 PaIson
Ts. sS%s IF Ss,p;M;
sS M.asa May % TAI Ion II @ ra''ed the Boston
Bn ship Rebeee Denver 90 days from Antwcrpwi,h mdu
shg GSI,,evs Colon; Smith, day. from H.y.., with
Ship Vim Badger. Coffin, of Portsmouth, left Matapza, on
between and 100 strokes hour heavy fion North
que FaSc'a csiby, ), days from Amsterdam. with GIN
70 t ssn"en sUn sis S SS d,v from Glasgow
b bTi, Ann Ma Jsek;oa 7. day. from Stockton Eng,
m hs sSss % sss o P r afd
Motto Bo:Ou :ooS pepo.e sae% shr R R5T
Fsae% Ss osSe.'s cadon. % day. from Rochelle with
Sis Lucy: b.ns Of Bo,,ou 80 d. from Mobile, with cot,
s,is James Dmmmcnd. Young "a day. from Now Orleans.
Brig voltae Sleeper, days from Savannah with cotton to
p, brig SWAP LsngIsy 70 DAYS from St Johns, Me- with
lock. ~ " =" y" ""'-
schr Anne, Ferguson, days from Berlin with corn N
Ravens $3.50 '' " !" I
schr Florida, Fountain, 10 day, from Lubec with haste, 70
the mss'er. $3.50 f'"'N' ="
schr GEORGE Cole days Thomaston with lime to III.
master. W ''e
schr John Fairfield Burns days from Thomason with
schr Charlotte Fuller IS days fom Mayaguez with .us,r
to Is Aymar. e
sch Spy. somcr days from Philadelphia with mdue to
Cooley.
sch Rodultbc, Baker II days from st Crox with sugar. &c
to the
schr Brilliant, Dipkwaer 81 days from New Orleans with
corn, to Churchman 4 Roberts
sehr WIN Harrison, Coarson from Philadelphia with pal
to the master.
schr Ann Hiram, Deep Creek with slaves
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-23
Passengers Sailed.

For LoypoN-Ship Gladiator-R Mckenzie, London; T
Hgham Chaestnn; Mrs Parker Lit Col Cox of British
Amy N Mr.. tCr. Mus Harvey Nj Casey Mr. MSts
Hysop Of NYok Rev DR. OConnor Pittsburg Pa; Rev DR.
FoR LvtRrooL-shp Columbus-H Wainwright ESQ. Mis-,
W1%wrisht Of Boston Maekay, ESQ., and lady Of Ca
Goldsmith. Pennsylvania; Mrs g A Cole, Providence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-23
M A R Tim E HERALD
Ship Masters and Agents.

We shall esteem il favor if Captains Of Vessels will give
70 Commod0rc NoBERT SLvEy, Of News Fleet, Re
port Of the Shipping left at the Port whence they sailed the
ves Spoksn on their Pasage List of their Cargo, and
board them Immediately on their arrival. Agents and Cor
respondents at home or abroad will also BY
sending to this Qfce all the Marine Intelligence they can
received. " - ''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-23

On Saturday 2Oth instant, by the Rev. Thomas j. Saw
yer, CHARLES A. BELL, and CHARLOTTE. daughter of
Captain Samuel Jenes all formerly Of Boston.
On Wednesday, 18th instant, at Grace Church. by the
Rev. Dr. Taylor, s. T. JoNrs, to MARTHA M daughter
Of Philip Thomas, Esq
On Monday, the 22d instant, at st. Thomas Church. BY
the Rev. Mr. Forbes, Mr.. ORIr D. Squire, of Branford
Conn.,, and Miss SARAH ALMRA FoorE Of Bellport Long
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-23
Cattle Market.

There a small supply of beeves in market to-day
and prices consequently slightly advanced Between
and 900 were offered, all Of which sold at So so S.
Four hundred and sixty five sheep offered prices ranged
from 70 to so "a 5O-left thirty. One hundred
and ten cows and calves in MARKET all but thirty OF which
sold at prices ranged from SIS to SOS $50.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-23
Passengers Arrived.

HAyANA-Ship Cnristoval Conn-I Thornd ke Halsted
Wheeler Rule and lad De Castro r Del Costello
v vS R M. and l;dy Gaysey dsysle LADY
Miss Doutrevile, Mrs Wells: Miss Wells, A Beiot
ct CRoIX-schr Roduthe-W Duneo, A Nah.
,SAvAFNAH-Brig Voltsre-G Pimelley, NJ Finch VIM c
Finch. '' "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-23
Domestic lmport.tIons.

NEw ORLEANs-Brg James umnond-I76 bars railroad
iron Philip Eynge-8j cks Vassar co-2o7 hhds sugar
70 btls moasses tn order.
MoBLE-Bng Lucy-80 bales 20C0 slaves M Whit
lock-265 bales cotton 10 order.
SAvANrAHB-ig Yoltaire- bales cotton Collomb Ise-
land-l48 do A Miller.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-23

t. THE Bond. s"d ssa OF ILLINOIS and
"a E open , z. the III EXCHANGE Bank
BY the act Of the Legislature OF illinois, approved Feb 28th
subscben will be required e1h bit their bonds and scrip
and register their dte and The time of sub
The book. will continue open the above p.cs unit. fur
'A'I notice is given G STAHRhss s SYAKHkEY'
ma Ctr Commas for Illinois.
DEF FSe Asess
10 ocIocs at the sto Of the ,ub.ciiber No
Rsfa ] as
m Vine hs o@ % % and sss Mou;s of
There wines are al tnat remain Of the inspirations direct by
E Isis f''e' Co. and arc under cu'''m HOUSE.
sample, be they will be offered at
on t. at day to The highest bidder without reseye The ship
m,,,.,I, Wine and Commission MN Ne. chant,
M TORS ard p, Pas. Of Public Amusmsn' JAMES
& sh rafs Mw % liam,
he Offers for lie cheap He also nhes and them
sye at the shortest notice, and the
CAUTL9N-Lo.t stolen; AUDITOR General. w.7.n,
dollars a a%.f't ch a1S h,;
Psss sse
Any synS ERs viii
SALT WATER BATH The subscriber inform, the pub
dies and gentlemen has taken her her
@ s0Hse Ss p ssse nS 80 con-
Tomen, with the tide He invites all come ar see for
-h ms %'s s,.:r j. RABINEAU'
Bale and Bal do
e csSsn yT .1n .aS va : ss.n do
American and English Show Thread, of v.riou, numbers
and qualities for sale in lots to suit gu,eha'ens,b
m23 imr ~ Maiden Lane.
EHENCH CARCEL LAMPs, CsndeIasres Lustres. &c.
o,,. % have just oreasd splendid
line, OF entirely styles An inspection invited
D'''! b aiiStPfi tIiE%Ti g si xxi SS.
n.aI s s sssS
broadway Engagement OF the eelebmed Steyermark Family
steyerm.,t costumes, Concert commence At O'Clock
RRITisH SHIP EDWARD HAMILTON, from HuII-
hoard loot Of Dover ee EveT 70 The Office Of the
.nbsenbs r Al goods not permitted IN FIVE days
~, ~ '' wooDhGiL MIMTunNs.
british SHIP SIR EDWARD HAMILTON from
III. are no hssSy ss %
paid by the apt.u copsignees m23 lu
'T0 THE LADlEs-sTRlKER's sOLUTION.-There
. TO s S% % s seS &c
BY the pressure Of The false haI Ladies
RaSs gray nag eIp tended S
his fesdelce. Also Mr. $. will change gsntIsmen. hair TO
in other cities ha@bus dye. going das Whole
sale and retail at No. Chahm ST. opposite the registers
POUDRETTE FERTILlZING POWDERS for sale at
the lowsEst eah price q superior aisy A. % Chamber
sinks removed the lowest and the offensive
manner possible. Orders by mail promptly attended
MONEY 10 LEND--ABnAHAM J. JACKSON Pawn
w Broker, No So Rcsds street, Broadway, loans money
perry of every description. a2s imsic
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-23
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Died.
The friends of the family invited to attend the
funeral Of MARTHA relict of Gerarus Smith, from No.
Harrison street, on Wednesday afternoon, at three
O'Clock. .