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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-11-08

:" The BANKRUPT Bill. -" We congnls.
"'ase the conn,ry-THE WHOLE couxRY-
'THE PROSPECT OF SPEEDY rsrABLlsHxls,
"oF BANKRUPT LAW. The bill pass
ed the Senate on Saturday the twen,y.iounk
land II is confidently believed tina. /, will
"pass the house. We congratulate the Nun
-"and the South, the East and the West; ia
III IS NATIONAL measure, which WILL VI
BENEFICIAL TO EVERY SECTION OF THE UNION
at Is A WING MEASURE. AND THg|
"WHlG PARTY MULTI RECEIVE Ag|
'PLAUDlTS OF THE PEOPLE."-Ws
,ern Palladium, Aug. S.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-11-08


CRrA1 GALx orr rHr so,r,.. :.
Onr New Orleans paper. fnr,;ss There
d'sloral particulars Of the great va,. ".'s y.
sosihern coast. in which many ves .s. on he
amount Of property. and many liyes = :. : large
The details aIe derived from The !. were los,
Reef. Published At Key Ness. on - p . q ,hs
The gale commenced on he an 8 u
lasted eighteen hopTs. On The sih t msl aa6
gale mad reached ito height. u. 'es 10
Etstes revenue cutter vigilaLi d,os ss N.,l'e1
chcrs and waa dsiveasio sea. : h.rt net %.
exception Of Two seamen. an we,. :. wv ths
officers and crew Of the vioilan, ." , The
1 w. B. g. Taylor. commander: W. It
lor. Let Lieut.. commanding; Mr.. O. ~ lay.
bingham, Mass.. Cd Lieut.. six .. so0pe', Of
the cook and cabin boy, slaves. ha, anen, sud
Capt. Taylor; Mr.. Rober. Coons, o"eal y
Louisiana pilots. and iwo Of The neo,o :" u as
deserted with the pilot boat from s n. was
were on board. ]. G. johnson. nlos "a Da's,
ing TO the Vigilant. and Nj. Robe,,y p 0e'o'e>
stead Of New Orleans. (passenper.l VA. :. ami
videniiaily ashore, and saved. veg pro
This vessel--as we learn FINN
received by the eastern mail yes,erda, sOuas
sized and Michael Driscoil and Ham. zap &c
the two seamsn saved. caught hold Of 10y. 10y.
canoe, which got loose from the yessel s s'asa
bottom up. They retained their hold 6. . .m
days and nights, The sea continually b,s.s; I've
over then. They were taken of bv ,hs ~
slzaide, from New Orleans for London =, o. .a'p
Ipeechless and quite exhausted. ! ''Any
Schooner Hudson Captain Mile, Is n.
York recently, from Washington, D. c. d.,.
to sea with two anchors dragging. in n. WV. ..'s
part Of the gale, abon. 10, A. NJ. and !. ,a'!
posed to be lost with all on board. viz. a ,'p'
brose Cooper, passenger from St. Aucn,, Ha'
James Millen (he Cap,ain,) Of New 0, ,."s
William Mellard. mate, of the eastern ' ss.',
Of Virginia John Saunders, Eoglishm,o' a .'s
| A. Thompson, Norwegian, crew and owo .ss
The four owners Of tho schooner we,, l.,.'.
petty officers on hoard the Columbus, "A i', ~,
had employed their savings in the uu,,h =.
and fitting out OF their vessel, purpasely 3.
| freighting and possage on the coast, :"
| Ship Atlantic. MaIle., from LiyerpooI q,
New Orleans. went ashore on Carysfo,a ~, :.
on the morning Of the 9TH inst. Same A., ,'
the gale increasing. Gu. away her ua.,s s5 l.
then got into deep water, when her chain n, NJ.
!, ted and she struck on the rocks. Part Of II.
cargo consisting Of dry goods and l,ardw,n
were saved and brough, to Key West. II,
crew and passengers had also arrived ,h.u.
, Ship reported TO have bilged.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-11-08

TAcL,oNI. the dancing favoriie, is coming
over 10 the United States TO show herself and
make draw Of fifty or an hundred thousand
dollars. as SO much tribute paid by Americans
to foreigners. The Indecent adulation that
was paid in This country to Fanny El!sler and
others has probably encouraged her 70 make
the experiment Of bow far American Gullibil-
!l!IY will cause them To- part with their smoney.
The great rage for foreigners aud foreign pro-
ductlons 10 oYr country would seen 10 indicate
that the foreign interest in our country is very.
great, and that the true patriotic American
spirit is at a low ehlfs When will proper
spirit Of American isasfendence pervade our
whole populalion.---New Era. e
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-11-08

u That there is sympathetic feeling ex.
's''ns between the nobility of England and
the wing party Of the United States has been
as often denied by the latter as charged by
their natural opponents, the Democracy of ,he
United States. What is British interest. in
measures. Is known not to be the in,eres, or
policy Of the United States. Read The follow.
ing fTnm late London paper and see who are
considered the friends Of England:
"As regards English Interests we look up
on me probable return Of Mr.. Clay with mix.
"a feelings. On the one hand he is certainly
hy lar the most respectable candidate, and The
mig party on the other side of the Atlantic
ny Tar me most Intelligent, reasonable and re-
sPec'ahie party. Democratic President is
something like Feargus O'Ccnner or Tom
Dunco'nbe'n IN power, who may at any mo-
men' dash through all the laws Of nations, Vi
o'a'e an ofilcIat etiquette and Involve Us in a
war o. some N. w. boundary or Oregon ter
"o.y' 10 ofder 70 get up q popular clamor and
carry al. e.eci'on. Reputation, also, is doc.
' '''"e :, ~h'ch hnds much favor among the whole
""s democrats, than with the staid and re.
spectacle Wings, who have sufficient in,elii-
.""s 'n,' rs harps, hing-,est policy. Ua-
ao"o'ed'y' h1ehread, asss Mr.. Clay as Presi-
1 % aud ;!1a.ed, mahogssv in the ascendan, in
Cong u r-szsu screws of.sh) should feel much
more con-, Dtgard TO our foreign re.
ia,'ons and might l6ok forward with more con.
anencs ieA2 adjustment cf the awkward anes-
tons rssfs the Oregon frontier, which, If
oeglec,ed, may &. sous fo,ure period lead 10
serious embarrassment
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-11-08

The Cincinnati Gazette, Mig, saws The
election OF Jones as President Of Texas i :
pledge hiatt Houston policy will be carried
out 10 that conniry-,hat is. that annexation
VIII pc assented to by the lone star republic.
Jones was Honsion's Secretary Of State. The
Republican Of this city insists that Texas has
decided against annexation. The Gazette on
me other hand denies the story, and saws /,
WAS was slated 10 sustain The schemers." The
Wing doctors disagree. Reoorter.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-11-08

The PRAinlr FARMER.-This monthly peri
piadical, commenced about four years since,
under dark aud gloomy prospects, has. by Its
own merits, rose to station second to no 40.
rrcursuTee- me heclian-
ic Arts, and Education. and we hazard moth.
ing in saying that no western farmer can Law
ont one dollar to more advantage than by SUBJ
scribing this work. Specimen numbers may
be seen at this Office. Call and examine for
yourselves. Mr.. Fey. Postmaster, will re-
ceive ard forward all subscriptions to the
work.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-11-08
.. {. nlcanAx
:. ". asanAS.
UUzza ron PTTTSBURG.

MN. BEVARD Of Mt. Arrarat, Louisa co.,.
~, would respect 'ully inform the me,eD D.'a
and others engaged in purchasing beet ano p .n
that such are his arrangements for the msnu' ~
Of barrels, that be is at all timee prepared 70
and deliver any quantity, on the shoftes! 49,: ~.
which he win warrant to pass the sr'csee =: I, n
ton, and respectfully solicits orders of Won Tht
line. His terms will be found very liberal =. =
those unacquainted with his work may enen. .", q
doubts concerning il. the following sta'en'''
those who have tested it, il appended: liz
!" Having packed Pork in barrels manulae'u,vssst vi.
VIM. Bevard, and shipped them to New ..s;e
which stood inspection No. l, We have no n S;m %
in recommending merchants and packers :, y.r -
procure barrels, safe and sound. Gll'L1'"
Bloomington, Nov. - 1874.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-11-08

Com. STuART.-'rhe Washington Standard
says" Now. in regard TO Com. Stewart ws
happen TO know. beyond any contingency Of
mistake. that he has repeatedly and publicly
declared in this city that ha was opposed 10
the election Of James 4. Polk-thai The Ral,
timore Conyeniionw which nominated him
was managed by intrigue and fraud, and ~. !,
the Democratic principles wers abandoned il
that 2 onventiou. s"
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-11-08

II is said that new and very rich fold
mine has been discovered on the lands of Col.
WIN. 8. Hancock. in the upper psrkpf Moore
county. North Carolina. The ore4ls said TO
oe worth from ten to twenty dollars per bush.
81. SO far as i has been examined. Ii is EN-.
oedded N blue flint stone. One Of the veins
IA Twelve feet wide;y but the riches. vein is
from eigh. to twelve inches wide..
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-11-08

GREAT MisTAKR OF THE MlLLeRlTEs.-A
correspondent Gays: 1--WE learn from unex-
cepsionable authority, an aged Jewish gentle
Inanswho holds very responsible situation in
one Of the synasogOes Of this city, that the
tenth day Of the seventh month, according to
Jnwisll compEtalion. is already past. II was
The 23d Of September last, and was celeb ated
BY the Jews throughout the world, as the
great day Of atonement, one Of their high fesii-
vals.- Eve. Post.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-11-08

DxATH or Mas CILLEY.-The Portland
tMe.) Argus ofihe l6'h iost., says: Just a.
our paper was going TO press. this mornino.
We received letter from friend, which
states that Mrs. Deborah p, widow Of the late
Hon. Jonathan Cilley,. died u Thomaston.
yesterday morning"
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-11-08

DIED-7n this place, on Wednesday e's
ming last, Mr.. OBADIAH YOUNG. aged 4
bout ihirty.fve years. leaving a wife and ~
iiesdaughter to lament his untimely end.
Mr.. y Inns been a resident Of this place O'
abon. fifteen months past, and was es'esnea
as . highminded and honorable citizen.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-11-08
WASHINGTONTANs.

A meeting ofthe Westinghouse Of Bloom
ington will be held at the School House ~
Monday Evening next, at the usual houf. a
general attendance is'reqnested. ~
Oct. s. EXECUTIVE COW. J
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-11-08
NOTICE.

ELDER SroNr, Of Davenport, will preach s
tie Cour, House at half past ten o'clock
A. M. on Sunday next. The public are re.
spectfullv invited to attend.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-11-08
pnESxDE.N TIKI ELECTION.

s AZ. On last Monday was ious"' '"0 u"'
hattie n some len or dozen states, ana e"
Tuesday ia the Empire State, which must oe-
eide he contest. sufficient returns from which
10 indicate ito decision will be received - 2;
bout ten days. We have as yet received re-
turns from bnt few precincts In Illloo's'
which, az that State is certain for Poik anc
Dallas, are not deemed very important ye'
they show Democratic increase. The Dem
ocra,s are said to have succeed 10 Galena by
l4O majority, and also in the county; IN Inc
city Of Chicago by SIT; in Nanvoo by about
700: Koox county by 900. and by increased
maiori,irs in all The counties on the route be.
tween Chicago and Rock Island. The wings
| have small majori,es in Rock Island, Herder-
son and Warren counties. 80 pm
We claim no great weight for our 9, oss
! az 10 the probable result Of the esA<loa -
! AZ our sources OF information exceed thai OF
some Of our readers we give it as our op'n'on
that IL the Native Americans OF New YORK
have not been led TO the support of,he wings
NV the late riots in Philadelphia. that State
j will have given its vote for Polk and Dallas
| which will secure their election. even II they
lose the Stale Of Ohio. which we conceive de-
ponds solely upon the disposition Of the Aoo'
li,ionis,s. Tha, the Wings may have some
| thing to crow over US about if Clay is elected,
we give i. as our candid opinion that Pow
will be our next Pres'den'. simeres
4, Can
sas. " The steamer Lucy Walker tfou1
stall and bound for New Orleans, cfos-l
with passengers, burs, her boilers about ten
days since. VILE lying at the shore about io"'
miles be.sw New Albany, Indiana, killing
+ between twenty and thirty persons, and ser'
ously irjurins several others. The entire up
per works Of O., boat being entirely car''et
away, and mary Of the bodies blown some
distance into the air. As the boat soon tool
fire and sunk without the recovery Of the books
The actual loss Of life can never be ascertained
bu, i, is thought that several Of whom no &C
count is known, are among the victims.
, snag boa, being in the vicinity repaired to tn
spo, in time 10 save the lives OF many VIII
otherwise would have been lost.
So long as the law Of the United States TO
: the safety Of the lives Of The passengers am
). the prevention of explosions remains dea
!. ,ss;ier upon the statutes, such disasters may +
!. looked for.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-11-08
SAMUEL ]. BunR, Esq,
Secretary Of Iowa. Burlington, |. L.

! THe MILLER Y-Mormonism is b!es-
sing in every religious and moral sense. in
Sh p The seG lasassm Fl MI,nIsm
Clipper describes it's effects there TO be about
as they are experienced here. The heads Of
families abandoning their avocaiion--neelect.
ing their hungry otfspring-squandering their
property. The Clipper Of Monday says, ,ha,
. on Saturday last. during the session Of the
! City Court. respectable female came into
| Court, and besonght their hon0rs, the JUDGES.
| to take some action in reference 10 tho fearful
inroads upon domestic happiness which these
| misguided men were daily making in our ci,y
by the preaching Of their most absurd doctrine.
AS wife and mother, she had tc lament the
wreck Of reason on the pars Of her husband,
the loss Of property, and the prospect of want
which awaited her children. This, we fear,
is bur an instance, in keeping with which
there bleeds many once happy hear,.'
We wonder in this enlightened age at the
d~lusion Of the Hindoos, who PROSTATE them
selves before the mighty Juggernaut and are
crushed with the WITHSTAND we are shocked
at the idea Of a wife mounting the burning pile
10 minge her ashes with those Of dead hns-
band.--we affect incredibly that the pagan
should worship puny idol aud know it only
as his God, -or at the Indian. who sees in the
sun the bright face Of his Muni,o, --all this,
while in the very block of houses we live in,
perchance, before us on the streets, or howl.
ing. IN their temple. are subjects of worse than
Pagan ignorance or Indian superstition-idio-
TIC BY shutting out the reason Of common sense
and gaunt with the ravages Of distemper-
ed mind. $ Ancient Paganism,'' forsoo,h,
say the preachers Why here /, is, in 1914,
growing and fourishing!
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-11-08

DISTURBED STATE OF THe INprANs The
New Orleans Picayuae Of the 2lst, SAYS 80
We learn from passenger who arrived here
from Shreveport on the steamboat Roberts r.
Lyle. that the Indians in the neighboph6od
OF Fort OYachiia had risen, and were Is :
state ofoPen hostility with the neiQhborioc
whites. So very alarming had becooGs ,he;,
position. that on Sunday last an express was
despatched TO Fort Jessup for q force 81 ,hree
companies Of United States troops % queIl
them. Ss''
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-11-08

LATE FROM ToBasco.-The New Orleans
Crescent City Of the 81 inst. says:
We learn from Capt. Brown, who came
nassenosY On I'M, brig. H.4iinGsn-a from Vera
Cruz, and who left Tobias Or, The 23d u|,..
that Mr.. Nswhold, formerly resident OF this
place, and passenger on board the schooner
WIN. a. Turner. Sentanane's vessel. who
Old not take up arms and, nine Of the crew Of
The above vessel, were still ia prison in Ia.
basco. and that The bfoiher Ct Captain Petit.
who officiating as mate Of the w IA. Tur.
ner. had been released and was residing on
plantation near Totasco. He also states that
-. ~ intercourse between The French Consul ana
the authorizes Ct irobasco, have ceased, owing
to an outrage that ha,! been committed upon
the person Of French sailor, Who was ares
ted BY the Alcaldc. for some alleged m;sde-
ineanor, and taken 10 prison. The question
was then asked him, if he was French sub
Ject. On answering in the affirmative, he
was sentenced 10 be punished with two hnn-
dfed Jashes attended with music, after which
he was ordsrSd 10 kiss the drnmmer's feet; re-
tuslng to do which. he received so more lash
es. OIhsr outrages Of a disgusting nature
were committed upon him, when he was re-
ieased-a perfect maniacl The Consul had
forwarded a statements 10 his government, and
the French feet was shortly expected al that
port.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-11-08
.yOT1Cs 70 PUBLxc lx.sxns.v rs
SvcasTARv's OTFicx.
Ru,liaoiun1. H.. Nov. /, 1874.

BurliagtOnti. =, NOV. y ios7.) 4
j, accordancs Win the instructions contain
ed in The following letter from the First Comp
,roller Of the Treasury Of the United States
all persons having claims agains. the Ie!f''o,
~. payable on, of the annual Congressional
concentrations are requested to forward their
demands, properly authenticated: 10 this Once.
!, as early dale as possible. The following
points may serve as guide 10 arranging 'ne
accounts and proof.
Firs,-Draw mp your bill as originally pre-.
scented 10 the Territorial Legislature. stating
the service rendered and ainnnnt demanded.
Secondly-B Below the bill let memoran-
dun show when the Legislative appropriation
was made. giving The page Of the laws, the
year and section Of the aci.
Thirdly-S,a,e whether any portion OF the
claim has been paid, and il SO, by whom and
at what time.
The Comp,ioller's letter reached this place
during nv late absence TO Iowa city. and was
forwarded and returned bearing fonr pos
marks. This will account for the difference
between the dale OF this notice and that OF th'
le,,er. S. ]. BURR.
Secre.rry Of Iowa Territory
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-11-08
Treasury Department.
CoMPrROLLER's OFFICE.

Sin I'm reply to SO much Of your letter OF
the 10Th instant, as relates to the payment OF
arrearapes Of expenses Ct former sessions OF
the Legislative Assembly of the Territory OF
Iowa. have the honor to inform you thai, as
.s,e appropriation Of Sl6.9s3, by act Of Con-
dess, approved 9Th June, 1844.-out OF
sl,ich said arrearages may be paid in whole
wannt-was made in gross and primarily to
rom the expenses Of the next annual session
aid Assembly, and because Congress-. by
their act approved 18th May. 1912, provided
that the Legislative Assembly Of no Territory
shall ,teresx6iin any instance, or under any
pre.ence 81 exceed the amount APP
propria,ed BY congress for it's annual expen-
ses; it foil necessarily. that the expenses
i ~the spp.as Rag annual session must be sat.
l.sfeI ,aioi-said appropriation, before any part
ihessof. Gin he applied TO the payment OF ar
rearasas u former sessions.
But 10 assure The proper prompt, and full or
rateable payment Of such arrearages, on; OF
the remainder Of said appropriation ate: the
expenses Of the next annual session shall have
been deffayed-i,i is expedient that you should
early ascertain from all, who may have claims
for such arrrearages, the date. amount, other
particulars and evidences Of their several and
respective caims--,ilat You may send an an
s,ract thereof 10 This Department, and obtain
in due season appropriate instructions Tor your
government. with respect to their payment.
With great respect.
Your obedient servant.
J. w. M'CULUH.
SAMUEL ]. Bona, Esq,
Secretary Of Iowa. Burlington, |. /.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-11-08

AL bbls. Kanawha Salt reed Per
lONY prey on consignment and tos - ~ ~
Mayl7. BY EDWARDS 4 TA!kV''
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-11-08
ARTICLE 9.

OR loNS.
!. No act Of Incorporation shall con,inue n
h!re 'of longer period than twenty Yeas
"nhoHt she re-enactnent OF the Leoisia,nre
u"srss = % al incorporation for public inn
psovempni. 'o"o '''-
>. The personal and real property of tho n.
oisldnaI members Of all corporations l,ereaf,sr
created, shall. a. all tines Be liable "a, 'h,
dfo's dDs BY any such corporation.
5. The Legislature shall create no hank :,
osaking institution. or corporation with hank.
lug s,s'leses IN this State unless i,s cl,a,,s,
WIN al i's provisions. shall be submi,,e,i - :
vose o. the people at general election -,
o'a'e officers. aud receive a maiori,v ~ ~.
votes 81 the qualified electors Of ,h;s S,.,.
cast Tor aud agains, il. 'S ''a'e'
4. The Legislative Assembly shall, ..-
power 10 repeal all acts of incorpora,;o" ~.
them granted. y
?. The property Of the inhabitants Of hi.
s's~ shall never he used by any incorrora,sd
e0.PnsS' wi'hou, the consent Of the owne,
.o'posaions of pebble nature. such ~
S 49,. - Towns. villages, sod the like, shall
oos % snhjees TO the foregoing urovisiors ."''
=. Ihe State shall not, direc,lv :. ;nd;....
pscome ssoekholdes 10 any bank or other . cor,
lesyrIUsxD zsxr wrrr,
The New York herald., 1844-10-17
pkg 8 Winston !" DAey-A
ronr Us NMW YUnl1. OCTOBER II.


Cleared.
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GS GS sSs, ssa
peiS SSSa Msis'' rs,s4 Aa Dsn M'T
aIG'F fo sassnTns rss
john msST ES%. ksmsass Ss
snap shp adslHds ADAMS from Havana Oct with mdse
Ship Mississippi Hiliyd 20 days from New orean, with
md;e & tS ;; r K Collins Co.'S seerase passengers.
snip ssnyan Waite, days from Charleston with cotton
Ship Emily, Davis, days from Philadelphia with mdse to
Barque Zsbedee Ring Stewart days from Charleston with
ig ssptembe Dawes. lof Kingston Msss) IS days from
w,s % Msy 70 fSas s as,. logs
r1BieePhs Br;G Ma.s dIsgGsy Sgyea A%erican syi s
Brig George Yates days from Charleston with rice to g.
Brig Lucy Ann, Snow DAYS from Thomaston with lime
sehr Repeater Hopkins from Wilmington, NC. with naval
schI surplu, Rollin, from Edeuton, NC with corn. Sid
ssl moore S&S lS% NC wild,
sehr Columbia Knapp days from Georgetown DC. with
schr Manchestsr, Worth days from Rchmend with flour
sehr Amelia Terry day. from Baltimore with -four &c.
s sfhr sam Psyqsr Hopkins, days from Chinco,eague
seh sally Pits Fisher days from chincoeasue, with
mite, TO master. ' Wv" 80"
ssh sshI Wsss W,ss lynch from from Virginia With
Ar.tds r" 0is from PR,"f Pey fanans MGras's Corn
Schr VIM o. Cooper. Cramer Virginia
Schr ncpse, Verri'l, Thomaston, lime.
Ar HuRLGATE-Barque Nicholas Brown from Providence.
Also barque unknown.
Below.
One barque, two brgs, unknown.
Sailed.
SHIPS England Bartlett, hveTgool Burgundy Wotton.
bques udson Bremen Calsto West Indies brigs Carrier
beecher Marsees; Tam OShante Thomas st Martha and
The New York herald., 1844-10-17
NEW STYLE OF AUBUSSON

"a nj L CA p f I N 9 5
JUST RECEIVED aud being opened, .ge and well
selected assortment OF Aubusson Carpets Of the richest
signs and most beautiful and taseuly colos con-
sns OF great variety q patterns and szss
chness and elegance thing OF the KIND before
large invoice Of Administer Carpetngs Of and
lul designs and coon-ogeher with splend assortment in
and B.se Csrreng comprising The largest stock Of goods
furnishing Purchasers wishing the latest and best style
goods are requested TO call and xsmne The aboy
making their selections. REUBEN SMITH, JR,
% 1wissec 23t Broadway fopposite Civ Hail +,
WILLIAM sCHARFENBERG x FERD. LUIS beg leave
" 70 inform their friends md the public general that they
have formed Eoprnerhip for the importation of Foreign
lc the sale Of which they have oIened Depot al the
store 80 Broadway Franklin street. where he CON
SANITY found all the Classical Works Of the celebrated French
erna ana Italian composers well Ill the latest
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