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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-30

>. II ftENRlETEA DAVIS,
No. S0a BROADWAY, New YoRK.
READY-MADE LINEN, STOCKS, GLOVES,
-, HOSIERY, PERFUMERy, &c.
manner oz6-lm~
visiting Cards--yisi'i"g Caras-- v isiting
Cards.
u Engraved In superior style and printed with the
m1s ~ o p The most approved fashion jus,
which for ~heness andbrilancy oposb exceej.
pesons furnishing their own card plates have them print
p ne N STs attended, toby ap
u Cards home for wedding parties rcantie aud store
ca as pall ucke's,&c &C. o46 im~
ALFRED WILLAiSD,
IMPORTER
Fancy Goods. Perfun,ery, Brushes, sc.
Wholesale dealer ia
SHELL, HORN AND IVORY COMBS EVERY DESCRIPTIONS
No, '5 Maiden Lane, (up siairsD
NEW YORK. el6lm'
Window and Picture Glass, &c.
~ ENGLISH CROwN.-Chance's double thick and
French Sizes with Patent swivel Diamonds always FOR
o7.lm. GEORGE CHANCE. IA Spruce St
DUsstsG q Co.
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS OF
DRESSING CASES, POCKET BOOKS.
Russia Leather q Rose wood Writing Desks
PATENT MONEY BELTS,
most superior and s article or travellers who
NO. !" W,aam strest corner 81 Liberty stcs,,
BOOKS o. quality aud size from per
zen rom 70 Y inches constantly on hand and mannac,ur
h Pocket Boo~ ana CARD Cases Of pearl she'll ivory lea
JOH. GlLBisi;.
Beg' to inform Ais friends and Is public has common.
Commission Business
is IIa.raY. o ,ny, xc yoaK.
with be made
Cotton, aud all other articles OF Produc.
CONSIGNED TO HIM.
ne wiz also purchase merchandise for country
best Judgment and taste in the selection of oods From
ong experience in mercantile pursuits avng ended TO
and the last live years IN tins city, he hopes receive liberal
patronage The utmos, despatch unhiaching adhe-
- once l56 Pearl ST., up stairs slf-5ns
Fine Watches and Watch Giiasses.
THE subscriber h.s on hand large assormen, Of gold
ano s.er duplex anu ever "atcnes' watch 1asses &C
OF ims join HAROLD, 50 Nassau St
Vanilla Cream Candy,
:, hAsgrIcrrREp
INVENTOR AND PROPRIETOR OF THE RECIPE
l3l WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK. o4-3m'
NEW AND sPLkNDiD STYLE OF
HAIR CUTTING,
No. IS BowERY,
aul9-3m. Next door to the geological Institute.
NOTICE TO FIREMkr,
And all others who wi, keep their feet dry during
u NEWELL aty4 canai street. respectfully gives
tics that he has succeeded in manufacturing the much desired
! WATER PROOF BOOT,
that he warrants 10 be perfectly mpervous water which
he enabled sell lin consequence great reduction il
ator and maiera al the reduced price Of Ave dollars per
paY
Constantly on hand, Genuenens hne boots from 81 % to
| $500 ol0-3m-
| DiedereIch Helms, M. ID. surgeon Dentist,
G From GERMANY begs leave to recommend himself
American public all branches Surgery and Dentsry
b and 9 prsss allow him to claim
public, opportunity he afforded to him display his
snce Of which numerous patients ia several European States
He would also take the occasion recommend his newly
longer Ones and which by
w:l As ny the single piece
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-30
MORNING, OCTOBER 80 1887.

The following recommendation OF the Committee as
drafted into the Report. was also read:
Your Commitlee after mature deli oeration, and con-
scsus that will be beneficial towards the best interests
of our cause, the OF justice, and the rights
Of man. respectfully recommend our candidates who
have not been responded to at Tamnany Hail TO with
draw their from ticket and that we use our
undivided exertons support the ticket named by them
il stands. We are fully Of opinion that in this
manner we can conquer common euemy, and that
course will be approved by all those who wish sue
cess to Democr attic principles
DAN A. ROBERTSON,
MICHAEL DoUGHERTf,
JOSEPH ROSE
THos. 5. DAY.
Letters were read from Charles G. Ferris Thomas
Hertell. Elisha Morrel, James j. NJ Valentine, X
Sedgwick Jr, T. ii. Lasak, J. B. Sheys, Il Dayey ana
A. Anderson; also from H. Storms, Samuel j. Willis
and J. Brown tie three candidates for county Offices
In all these letters the writers concurred in the De-
claraon of Principles and pledged put forth By the
Equal Right party.
The following letter also read from g. G. Cam
brelcng. Esq;
GEsTIEpFs-I regret that, owing to an engagement
which dispense with IL viii not be III ms power
to accept your invitation attend the proposed meeting
Of the Equal Rights Party this evening Called as
understand il 70 have been. 70 produce union trust
il will result in with the proceedings Of
the Nominating Committee OF the democratic party
which fully approve AT crisis like the present
when impol political and social interests
involved in thu result there should be- and hope
will be- division among those who sincerely desire TO
for this country pure just and equal legislation
l am, respectfully, your ob't servant,
c. C. CAMBRELENG.
To the Committee nc.
After the reading it moved and seconded that
the Report and the recommendation Of the Committee
be taken separately. The question was put on each
and carried unanimously with Inc exception Of JOB
expressed as we understood Them their determination
join the Joe Hore clique nstanter, and give their
weight and influence towards carrying the Helen Jren
ticket!
Col Ming rose and said that he would always be
found in the front ranks Of democracy whenever any
encroachments attempted the rights OF the de-
mocracy but that under the present circumstances, he
considered il his duty and the duty Of every good and
honest citizen, TO unite cordially themselves
s,renuously TO defeat the enemy He then
rendered his resignation in favor Mr.. Willis.
plause.
Stephen Hasbrouck and said cant stand against
my worthy friend Mr.. Ferris Cheers
Then Charles c. Ferris said. he should be sorry to
stand in the way Of mis- friend MI. Hasbrouck (Cheers
Then there was considerable Of the ticklene tickle
me tickle you system.
After which job Haskell said he wosldn't take his
of the ticket. lie wouldn't resgn--he wouldn I
be elected-he wouldat donothing Yes he'd do some
thing-he'd go to Masonic Hail.
And Ike a rat without a TAIL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-30

Cr>r JOHNSON Co.'S Psrfnurrp Sforv,
Corner of William and Cedar Is
- IMPORTANT.-The subscribers, grateful for
since opening of their price Hat Establishment
would inform the public that they stiI continue 70
Beavers al The reduced price being saving q
e,y !, 81 they ar, light sne and durscie and possessed o.
Jetbsck color, which they W " retain until worn cut
study genty Of appearance With economy price a.hsy
,sose reaus, 10 grs.is. dsgee tia" any H'
W." o"e''' ~ "e P''0"'s' : - p-Ro ROW. CO.,
Of In. 3Hasover st.oppssire The Exchange.
for sale as bsnisor Tor g. As any ever offered 10
= she pubie-light and durabe-~aran'ed onfur bodes
- aud water proof ss3m.
s sMonT Hs
srSS e 'sf NOVEL; Sf"i @ cns.%
upon the foiswing trims The price Of all their .k hsi. IN
ong and hor, maps consisting and plain castor, will
lie tour dollars the subscribers have akea The u,nos, pse.
get these hats "a? with the greatest elegance OF style and
finish. they viii el except or cash. aud at the above es's
shed price, os ss ses r NOV ~ ssos ~ o
nearly forty d, kinds and patterns rgeher With ysric
which they are enabled 70 s onehia Is. ,hsn The usual
prices HOWELL CO.
o24sm. i26 Chatham, opposite Roosevelt q
L. beg. % inform his friends and the pubic 10 general si
. 90 @ss he Articles Which ss o ~
sale unprecedented low prices Tor cash. wholesale and re-
S:,, lamps, !. r oroS,ed marble and s''~ pillars
rich cut glass pans and drops.
Hanging chandeliers for candies, from IN ~ lights
Rock lamps for drswisr ROOMS from 2toS
Eleyan stand cnndeabras carrying from " lighfs
Elegant r,an,le cspdles,icks, pss and ornames tai
Hall lamps for oil and gas.
U,ppl nr gas lamps, from 81 4 lights
Ladies wash tables, elegantly painted IN oil colorx
Ladies giIt buckles. slides, head hands nc.
Single ard double barrel percussion towling piece
Duelling, holster belt - pocket pistols
Plated cardesticks, branches, crust frames
Tea Le,tles sottlestands, &c w. wREAKs,
s27-3nIs lis Ful,sn
BOOTS, BOOT, BOOTs-wALKGRs,x 80 Canal
ID STREET. the second from Greenwich street. the
place cheap boets fer he coming The suhscr
Der lsds genemcn end chdrens boots and shoes
every description lower bsr they have offered IA
ibis public Also India Rubber and Leather Shoes don't
mistake The store go Canal street. The second shccsore from
Greenwich St oii-ims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-30

Unfortunate as was this accident in an individual
sense-as in all probability any damage sustaine, by the
vessel will be objected 10 by the Insurance Companies
in aggregate il is perhaps extremely fortu
nate.
The eyes Of the public are open,he eyes Of the ship
owners arc open. Never again, we believe, will any
captain be suffered endanger his cargo--his ship
his crew-his passengers. NY taking that incompetent
thing, Jersey fisherman pilot, on board
"A maa must bis time in every trade
says Byron. Congress has said different, but New
York merchants and shippers will endorse the opin
ion Of Congress.
In nothing more than in pilotage is long apprentice
ship necessary.
In the packet ships which from England and
Havre, from three hundred souls may be, and
often broagt Are these to be placed at the
mercy Of men, whose ignorance is only matched with
their unparalleled impotence in assuming position for
which they altogether uut-or shall they be conid
ed TO those who, from long experience eninently
qualified for tire all important profession which they
have embraced and in which they have passed years
and years Of their lives /?
This is the time to ask this question This is the
time to place this bushes proper footing This is
the time TO annihilate the ncompetent-and to send
them back the position for which their capacities
have destined them
Il j. not when they have, by their ignorance caused
calamity that may involve hundreds Of lives and
plunge thousands in mourning, that should cry
agains; them, but now before such calamity happens.
1t good redress evil but far better IT,
True wisdom consists in prevention cure
MOVEMENTS or PARTY MEN.-Poor Commodore
Rodgers to be in helpless Of mental de-
biliy His body is reduced almost that Of skeleton,
and he is wandering about like troubled ghost.
His mind is almost wholly gone, and he has taken il in
TO his head that he 60 Europe, and visits the
car office almost every day take his seat but is al
ways too late. His memory has left him, and he APP
pears TO be quite helpless. The Secretary Of War is
visit to North Carolina the Secretary of the
Treasury is occupied in issuing treasury notes. which
disappear fast they issued the Secretary Of
the Navy has got relieved from the annoy Of the
South Sea Exploring Expedition the Secretary Of
State IS making progress in the acquisition OF
French and condong with the President about the loss
Of Georgia. Van Buren's condition is any thing but
agreeabe-his bed is Of roses, and he begins
think presidential chair IS VIVA, cracked
up for.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-30

- - WAII KO1 - lime 70 y BODI
i. $500 TON, VIA NEWPORT AND PHOvl-
@6sk<f sasss- DENCE.-The steamboat LEXINGTON,
Captain Vanderbilt will leave from pier No ~ X. font Of
Morris street, Wednesday afternoon, Nov. al O'clock
: Passengers for Boston will be forwarded tn the rail read
~s,s diateIy the arrival OF the LEXINGTON ~
Boston.
Freight for Boston will be forwarded without delay.
Forfurtber Information inquire on board or Of
ID. q. ALLEN, I69 south a.
NJ ID. All persons forbid trusting any
the above O oiidiDls
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-30

krss-@ -Frsm the fost OF Marketheld street. n alca
ssc@13TNse.s1-r nv Place. North River. al O'Clock
The MASSACHUSETTS viii sail this afternoon
o'clock
tr-,rht notreceived on board alters clock, PM
PsrDgcrsfer Boston willtake the Rail Prov
de,tr immediately on their arrival See IN nty Arrang,
men, Jy25 6rlS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-30

hAsS 8GE FOE NEW ORLEANS
SGE fhe hrst class fast sailing packet ship SYLVANUS
-1s.IJ ENKINS has Superior accommodates. Ia any .,
ship IN port Tor second cabin aud aoa win
positively sail on the I'd November her regular cav rbosr
about to embark would do well examine ship before
engassg ny any oiner rassengers will be taken very
low terms, by applying 10 HERDMAN KEENAN,
81 or log South street
~ few more cabin passengers be handsomely ac-
eommodated, on reasonable She takes steam al the
Ba1e and warranted 10 be lowed up Mississippi o43ms
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v. M. PICK sLAY,

Orer yokrson 4 Co., Psrfnss<ry Stsrv,
Corner of William and Cedar Is.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-30

1911 n - 1nL1 - - OS II II r KOTAL hank
friends IN relani Scotana England be weekly
accommodated with drafts the bank Ireland PAYABLE al
sight in the different inlani England Ireland scot
land and Wales Those residing la the country can sn their
money BY post he letter post paid which will he puscuaiy
auenaed TO- and arecept returned for the 81
SCUM street. ROCHE BROTHERS CO.
Q,rs
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-11-16

The popular branch ef the Lsgislature of Ne,D York is thoroughly is no mistake in ths We should be glad give the returns in detail as we find them in the New-York papers, but they would
 fill our entire sheet. Every days paper from the city is literally filled with the cheering, the anmating news To see the people of whole state like that of NewYork rise from their difficulties and throw off the yoke of the oppressor is no common occurrence. It shows that they are sensible they haUe been oppressed and humbugged by Jacksonism and Van Burensm and are determined to submit to be so no longer. We should like to trace the result from city to city, and from county to county, and show the tremendous change which has taken place, but we have neither room nor time. One two instances, in brief must suffice. Our neighbor old Duchess, has done as mo- bly, as any one-from " B. majority last fall of l6OO she has now given whg majority offrom 700 to 1900 Columbia, the very birthplace and home of the Ma gician President, has given majority against him now of about 300; last fall she gave still larger ma ;or:ty the other way. Westchester, Green, Ulster, Albany (he seat of the Regency,) Rensselaer, Sara toga, Montgomery, Oneida and indeed almost all the other counties bordering upon the river and the canal have exhibited equally great and astonishing changes The whole air. from New York to Buffalo, has for the last week been echong and reverberatng the glorious news of uictory! vIcToRY!! VICTORYH! to the whigs! Let it continue to reverberate till the whole country shall be redeemed!
 The following table shows at glance the result of the victory achieved. The House of Assembly has l2S members, of which 100 will be whigs. The Sem ate consists only B, only of which are chosen this year, ohis number six at least will be whg and pos sibly It will take year or two more to revou- ,ionze that body, the Senators are chosen for four years, and only one quarter elected annually
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-11-16
ron nm ENauRER.

nG. rs., toh TIE ENQUIRER.
 nic es coFrosp0ndane of yOuFB who styles n'..S. SOun rarms has invited some one to answer . S1ae,n proposition, which if understand him a. o thls; 10 or s not the man who furnishes his negn0or with strong drink equally criminal with him who tlEes hls neighboFs dwelling 7''
 MT. Souin Farms, in answer to your propositiou I have thought proper to cite few examples First was or was not the man who made sold the instrument which was used 2 few days since in stabbinp four or i've persons equally criminal with him who used it Is or IS not he who made and sold lucfer matches equally criminal with him who with the same sci the city of New-York on fire or is he that na,'e and gold razor equally criminal with him whecut hisown throat with the same little more to the po,nt-was or was not King David equally criminal with com mon lncend!ary when in the act of removing the ark ct tod he furnished all Isrne both male and female, each o them with two quarts of wine, the strongest drink the country afforded St. John, in his second Christ and lis disciples VI ere present; it seems that when the company had drank all the wine which had been previously prepared for he occasion Christ gen. er"t!sy and niracuously changed large quantity of "a'er to wlne So far consenng, appro, ing, and participating in the then existing custom of usiig strong drink. Now, hr. South Farms was or was moi Shns equally criminal with him who fires his neigh. bor's dwelling?
 Christ was frequently railed at for eating and drink ing with pubicans and sinners especially at one time oy the pharsees when he gave this very appropriate answer: John came neither eating nor dr;nkinp and they say, Ee hath devil: the son of man came eating and drinking, and they say behold man glut- tonous and winehlbber-a friend of pubcans and slnners but tsdom is justified c her children" CThis Many an honest, temperate man has this same thing thrown at him: he is a winebibber and friend of such: this s from friend of temperance
 NORTH FARMS,
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-11-16
Town Meeting.

At an adjourned IoWn Meeting holden Gt the
 Ioicn Room in Salisbury, on Monday ahe l6th
 day of October. 1887:
 XToTED, That Swine be permitted to run at
 V large upon the commons and highways in this town by being we'll rung. excepting that kind TdenOminated Boars, for the year ensuing.
 Voted, that every family be permitted to have one Cow, the property of one man, run at large upon the highways and commons in this town between the rising and setting sun, from the first day of April to the first day of December.
 Voted, that all Horses, Mules, Neat Cattle, and Sheep be restrained from running at large on the highways and commons in the town of Salisbury for the year ensuing, (except one COW for each family whose list shall not ex- ceed forty dollars. between the rising and setting sun, and between the first days of A. pril and Dee ember,) and any person whosnaiI take up and impound the sameiso found run- hing ut large, shall be entitled to receive Of the owner or owners thereof the sum of twelve and one halt cents for each horse, muIes and neat cattle, and six cents for each sheeps ex- elusive of poundage fees. & Yo,ed. that the Town Clerk be directed to cause the foregoing By Laws to be published in one ofthe newspapers printed in Lltchfield,. in this county, called the Litchfeld Enquirer,. four weeks SuccesSively. Attest.
 CHARLEs BENTON, T0Un Clerk. Salisbury, Oct. 19. 1887. 421
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-11-16
LITCHFIELD COUNTY, ss.

LITCHFIELD COUNTY, ss.
 TTPON the application of the proprietors of C five and more rights in the common and undivided lands in the township of Sharon, in said county. it is hereby ordered that meet ing of the proprietors the common and un- divided lands in said Sharon, be holden at the house of Alpheus levitt, in said Sharon, on the first Tuesday ot January, A. D. ls3s, at one o'clock in the afternoon, to choose a Clerk of said Proprietry-And it is further ordered. that notice of the said meeting be given by inserting copy of this order in the Litchfield Enquirer four weeks successively, the first insertion to be on or before the 18th day of instant November-also by posting said order on the public signpost in the first society in said Sharon, and also on the sign post in the society in Ellsworth at least twen- ty days before said meeting.
 Given under my hand at Sharon, this 6th
 day of November, A. D. 1887.
 CHARLES F. SEDGWICK,
 4t4 Justice 0f the Peace.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-11-16
NOTICE.

TFNHE Court of Probate for the District of IL Litchfeld hath limited and allowed six mouths from the date hereof for the creditors to the estate of JOHN OSBORN, late of Go shcn, in said district, deceased, represented insolvcnt, within which to exhibit their claims thereto, and has appointed Erastus Lyman, L!uman Oviatt and Nelson Brewster Commis- sioners to receive, examine and adjust said claims. Certified by
 E. A. ABERNETHY, Judge. The subscribers give notice that they will meet at the dwelling house of Vim. E. Osborn. in said Goshen, on the first Tuesday of Janu- ary. 1888, and on the first Tuesday of May, 1s3e, at one o'clock in the afternoon on each of said days, for the purpose of attending up- on the business of said appointment.
 ERAsTUs LYMAN,
 HUMAN Ov1ATT, Comm'rs.
 NELSON BREWSTER, All persons indebted to said estate are re- questcd to make immediate payment to
 WM. F. OSBORN, Adn'r. Goshen, Nou. 10, 1887. 24
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-11-16
ALBANY ADVERTISER, Wed'y evening, 10 o'clock. THE GLORIOUS THREE DAYS!!


 THE GLORIOUS THREE DAYS!!
 THRICE HAIL TO THE WETGS OF ALBANY '! The Battle has been fought, and the Victory is ours The partizas of misrule routed, and Albany City and County has Yepudated the wild doctrines of loco focoism and placed the seal of he. condemnation up- on the measures of MT. Van Buren's administration. We have given below the particulars of the city and county as far as ascertaned at late hour last night The result of this election is glorious to the Wings, and the magnitude of their majorities wholly unex- pected It has long been favorite saying of the Re- gency, As goes e Fourth Word goes dte Siate '' Most cordially we do hope, their proverb may in this wards last night and the only we have any cor rect accounts from is the Fourth, where the votes were, for Col. Van Schaick, 533; for E. P. Livings- ton, 4s5-majority for the Whig candidate, 4S.
 Aggregate rOe for Assembly in tAe Ciy: Barnard Bernard wing, siJI aSil Livingston. tory. ls!s Rays:ord Rs dS S M si Ssa1R vsn 6eu.su So So 1sa s Average Whig minority on the Assembly, in the c-
 TROY Wme OFFICE. half past g P. M. To Me Editors of the Albany Daily Adrrtiser: Wing majority in TrOy-5O0 for Sheriff. $50 for As- sembly. All the Wards whig but one, which gave IS against us. Enough is heard from the towns in the county, to induce us to believe that the Whg Assem- ply ticket is elected by handsome majority, and we year g against us-this year "A in our favor. OEee of lke Oneida WRig, TIesday, Nov. 2, P M TIE WAY IT GOES IN U1TcA !-The polls have just closed and the Whgs have again led their opponents by. a handsome majority. The vote now stands as follows
 First day, whig, sl5 Van Buren. lee
 Total 53s 2es
 Whip nnnioritv 260
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-11-16
Whig majority 266.

THE rAvoRrTE SoN."-This for many years has been the stereotyped expression of the Jackson party when speaking of Martin Van Buren coupled with the Empire State. Only one year ago he received the entirs electoral vote of the state by majority of over zS,ooo votes Now. after trying experiments and "expedents" with the currency and interests of the cOuntry-after making war upon the merchants, the mechanics, the manufacturers and throwing himself
 into the arms of the Locoocos he finds himself in hopeless minority of at least 2OO0O. Who ever heard of such an astonishing change7 Who ever heard of a "favOrte son" being sosuddenly and so unexpectedly cast off as utterly unworthy of confdence3
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-11-16
Goshen Academy.

Goshen Academy. TTHE Winter Term of this Institution will 1 commence the 18th inst. under the di- rection of the subscriber.
 TERMS OF TUITION PER QUARTER. Common English branches, $3 co Latin and Greek languages, 5 % Contingent expenses for wood, &c. will not exceed fifty cents per quarter. Board can be obtained in private families.
 JOHN KILBoURN, Principal Goshen, Nop. 6, 1887. *23
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-11-16

fn compinnce with the general wish, the fnrpec. tor1 in a he Wards canvasssd the Senate ticket on. iy; and t is to that ticket the annexed returns apply fInaiorfea Ouly,)