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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-02

VTI8GINA tn wit-N iiacs held in t' Clerk, Office Of
In Circuit superior Court al La" aud CHM holden
for Tire county ol Campbell, Monday the 2ddy Of Octo
hH. -
llenr, T. Enly and Margaret his 1' formerly Margaret
II,.at. Plaintiff
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-02

To d.f.ndun, Chafss Flood, ha, ns entered his ap-
pearGaes and ~ according 10 the ~ o assc M
l. !, auI the III tins Court, aud appearing BY saii'-
factory evidence that he Is not hhutuu o this country
it ordered thai tn sail disnai do appear here On tIe
ir-t d. of e nN Ari t.un AMI tn bill OF the
plat ard Hot copy ol lin, ord b. 1i It'll inserted iii
now .pnper publish. nthe town oil shhr, Tor two
months utces4ieiy and posted at hr front Guor OF te Court
huuze I'll thltcoprtl. top}-Iest. .
ROBERT lIN<LEY, {.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-02

VIRGINIA AT ruie4 held IA the Clerks Office o the
CiraIt Superior Court OF Law and ChanerA, ior the
county imhrston Monday the it de, Of eeP ncr 1897
Tbo9,a. F.!mr Plaintiff,
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-11
STATE OF MlSSiSSlPpl,7
Madison county.

~ Me FroJate courto Of said co1n'y.
10 all Persans Interested IN ne lands
tenemeat2 andhereditaments Of Dagia
Darts deo'd,-GREETING.
90 arc hereby e.ss.a te-eepease be.
fore the Probate court of said
county at regular term thereof. to
be holden at the court house Of said
county, on the fourth Monday of Au-
gust next, then and there to shew
cause 7 any. you have, why John Bris-
coe the administrator Of the estate Of
David Davis deceased should not be
permitted to make a supplementary
account to MS final settlement. render
ed at the March term of this court IN
1856, to correct an error in said SET
tlement. 12
WITNESS, the Hon. Thomas
Shackleford, Judge of Probate Of
sand county, the 4th Monday Of
May in the year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and
'hHty seven, and seal of said
court.
ISSUED, the Ist day ofJune 1887. |
WILLIAM RILEY, .CIerk.
june /. l837-7-6t.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-11

yHVOpRINTERSAND PUBLISHERS.
The subscribers have just compile
tedtheir new specimen book Of light fa-
ced book and Job printing types, flowers
and ornaments, the contents OF. which are
herewith partially given. Diamond, Pearl
nos. I and 2, Agate. nos. /, 2 and 3, Agate
on nonpaeiI body, Nonpareil, nos. |, 2. 3
and 4, minionette, nos. and 2, minlon,
nos. /, 2, 3 and a, minion on BREWER body,
BREWER an minion body, BREWER nos. 1,
Q, Sand 2, BREWER on burgeois body, bre-
vier on long PRIMER body, bourgeois on
BREWER body, bourgeois HOS. I, 9, 3 and 4,
bourgeois on long primer body, long pri-
ner nos. liz, 3 and 4, long primar on
small plea body, small plea nos. /, and 2,
plea on small plea body, plea nos. /, 9 and
8, plea on english body, english, nos. &
2, great primer, paragon, double english,
double paragon, cannon, five line plea TO
twenty, eight line plea gothic condensed
TO twenty-five, seven line and ten lines pi-
ca ornamental, 6, Z, 9, 10 and IS lines
plea shaded, 1913, l2 and l6 lines antique
shaded.
Also large and beautiful cohesion Of
flowers, from pearl 10 seven lines plea,
many of which are not to be found in a.
ny other specimen; a new assortment Of
ornamental dashes, a variety Of card bor-
dnrs, nearly two thousand metal Qrna-
ments, brass Ililc, leads al various thick
ness, astronomical, mathematical and
physical signs, metal braces and dashes
from 3 to 80 ms long, great primer and
double plea scripts on inclined body, dia-
mond andnonpareil music ofyarious kind
antique, light and heavy face two line let
ter, full face roman and ltallic nonpareil,
minion, BREWER, long primer and other
blacks, nqRpareil, minjon and brewer
Greek, Hebrew and Saxon.
A large variety or ornaments, calcula-
ted particularly for the Spanish South
American markets; Spanish French and
Portuguese accents furnished to order,
with every other article made use ofinI
the printing business. Al OF which can
be furnished at short notice, of as good
quality and on reasonable terms as any
other establishments
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-11
JOSEPH RIDDLE, JR.
LAW NOTICE.

LAW NOTICE.
JAMES G. MITCHELL of Clinton
- and NICHOLAS CALLAHAN 4
WILLIAM L. GILLESPIE, of Canton,
aaving associated themselves in the
practice of the law will attend pune
tually to any business in the course
of their profession confdcd to their
care in the Federal Court,-the High
Court Of Errors andAppeals,~-and the
Superior Court Of Chancery held at
Jackson Mississippi.--And also the
Circuit Courts Of Kinds, Madison,
Yazoo, Holmes, Alfalfa, Lcate, and
Rankin counties. Mtchell's Office ut
Clinton, aad Caliham's & Gillespie
office at Can ton Mississippi.
April ,2l 1887. lily.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-11
SHARON FEMALE ACADEMY.

SaSl1E Trustees of this Institution
a take pleasure in announcing tc
the public, their readiness to 90 into
operations with the above depart
Iment.
The services of Misses J. Fl. & II,
W. Cores of Maryland have been Sc.
cured, and the Trustees hatter them.
selves that the qualifications of their
Teachers, and their experience in the
instruction ofyoung Ladies'; together
with the healthful and Pleasant loca-
ton Of the Institution. will offer the
strongest Inducements 20 parents,
DESTROYS toprocure for their daughters.
a solid and ornamental education.
The Trustees are resolved to en-
gage the services Of a gentleman,
who shall be eminentIy qualified to
give 70 young men, a finished educa-
tlonn the ancient and modernla ncua-
ges, as well as a thorough course of
instruction IN Literature and Science
generally.
The Spring and Summer sessions.
VIII commence the LIST Monday in
March, and end the last week in JuIy.
The Fall and Winter sessions will
commence the LIST Monday in Sep.
TENDER and end the last week in Jan
uary IN each year. Each pupil will
be charged only from the time of en-.
tering the school.
The Trustees hope in a short time
to be prepared for the accommoda.
ton otany numbered ouugladies thatI
may patronize our Institution, with
boarding, on as reasonable terms. as if |
can be obtained in any similar es-
Enlistment in the South.
The course of instruction in this
school will comprise three classes, in
which viii be taught the following
!, The Preparatory class embrace Or
I = aphy' headlng, Pennmanship.
Arlthmatlc, English Grammer. and
geography, with the use of the Globes.
PIlce Of Tuition per session S1o
nc uiilor class--Astrononv. Ma. L
-, ,9Ial' Moral and Mental PhiIosophv.
: =, !, !, { Chemistry; Rhetorick; Losg,
s. ana polietical economy-Price Ell
! luton ", per session SIS. :
Inc senior class Drawing; Orion /
al, Mezzinto, and velvet Paint;nn. i
/, ornamental Needle work and Mns;o {
rice &c, of Tuition per session s = d
The broadly liberal, and 4 i b,pblv ,
noral principles, of the Sharon See1;n y d
ny, should procure ii, one unirer,"J s
ants. 800 'ii ifotes- =
Signed by order Of the town I'm,
il ofSharon. o"n ooun-
April 26, 1897. '' ffes. !
Editors friendly to morals and1;,
azure would perform a ben r',u aa' n
!, ,t;,l patriotic act BY giving the abora 4
,nor, ' one OF more insertions in tbeir of
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-11

WILL be sold in the town of Can
!, - ton IN the county Of Madison. q
! the iirst monday Of June next. to tbe
highest bidder for cash the foIlowino
property, TO wit; elven Slaves VIZ. :
boy named Bob aSed "a years. sawny
aged 2 years, Ephrain ared >
years, Moses aged Is years, York !.
geo q Yeas, George 81 years. Bob
es s, 10 years. Ben aged IA years.
oafollne aged 10 years, Nary ageG /,
year, and child aged a months: also
ta males' lhorse, | waggen, 5 oxen. "a
! mead Of eattle and about 40 head of
hogs. all Of said property being now y,
IA possession of John White Of tbis.
county, and sold 10 satisfy ; n ns
arawn by the said John White. anil
payable to Patrick H. Hays on tbo ' asi
day q Of Mach 1887, for the e. s ,,,o y -,
1907, 2l-loO or thereabouts, and 90 ..
Slaed Dy deed Of trust, dated sndI
HENRY PHILLIPS
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-11

T3Y virtue OF tito powers fe5.tn iiI
Esas byadeei Of trust made ana eN-
certsdbv Keiah,ly Sanders and duly
recorded in Madison county, Tor the
nnrpose Of securing the punctuaipay
mont of Il certain sumof money there
| Il snecifed. we will proceed % sell a.
pnblic auction, for cash, on Thursday
l,bo 4tb day of May, 1887, at tan.on-
lNadisoraounty. The following deseri,,
Ibod and. 10 wit: The south half o.
the north east eighth Of section seven,
township ten, range four east, con
tanning forty acres the east half OF
the south east quarter, same sectlon'
township and range, containing elgh-
H acres. The west half Of north
wcst quarter Of section eight, town
shin ten. range four east, containing
eighty acres; the south west quarter
.of section eight, township ten, rang
sgeast. containing enc hundred apc
.' eJ'I7' THO north jail Of south
. saat cighlh' section eight, township
sWo' range four east, containing forty
and also the the. following go ing. nearest. b.,
Violet, aged 9, andhcr Two children;
Jane, aged l3; Iack,agod 90; Minor,
aged %, llinnelI aged 10, Jano %,
Robert %, Jesse 60, Moses IG, Cor
len II. The title 10 the above pro
1orty is believed to BE- good, hut we
viii convey only such tide as is vest
ID in Us. w. HARVEY;
w. II. LEWIS.
Flcksburg, March 90, it37-51-tds
."Saiepostponed till further notice
3 given
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-11
-.nIIII0A.

r0HE partnership heretofore eAI5-
/ inc i7ler the firm offs. II. CLARK
&. ca. Is THIS day dissolved by mgtu-
y consent. Tie name Of the firm
wii be used hereafter only in liquida-
tioa eff i,s affairs, and all persons M
debted to or having claims against
saiI firm viii call on VIM. j. Hill and
s. III. Clark for settlement.
ROBERT SHOTWELL,
S. II. CLARK,
WIN. ]. HILL.
jacksonville, may l3-7-3t
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-11
PRoSPECTGs
Pearl pIrn ~

"a, 70
Pearl RIgF55R.
L, And Aortics'lio,A saEls
il he undersigned pr 70, sl''.
q Inc town ofalosflcrrII',,s.s ~ ,oPpi
pI' q weekly News Pa ',aal'' Nle,
name. We are well ,,. y isa
attempting to commence rss !, "
llo ;ll o a paper at this tia ,,'e NJ
VIII haVet9 labor under ~ Hsa
ya van bur we feel ass NUN !, 4
", TlIl be sustained ~ si h. y
T. the $50 South Eastern pafs y y Z I'ql
as they are wholly unsn, !, 7, \
press N that section; W. , ,Rsa !
ding. '''0n aad |
~ y usuail1 4 Drocnoo,
something Of The ob lIv,s,, : n
proposed 10 lie pnbI;sS' J ! /
principles upon which i i / !. =
Quoted. Our obiiects.' I =
speak out frankly, Is Fra \
paper . source Of profit 4 \ ~
and secondly while We sdy ss''
own interest, make an Ioas.'
to advance hcinterest an
oi those who patronzo i III
endeavor TO make our M.
1 !, ana Interesting II on Il,.
the discussion and eluciJ,,se'
subjects which viii b M
ing and useful to them III
tecls we suppose to be t5os,
to the great agricultural, N,
1ne Countrywide sound na,
clp'es OF ! the commllnitf. u
the intellectual improg3ea,ssssl
great body Of the pcopIe l sSos;
Jects eilecting Their ha55;'
prosperity. Our political NJ
are those s. entertained BY Wsj
and Jeflerson.-In favor # +
and just construction Of tberl
tlon' believe that aIlpops
granted to the Federal Coyss
arereserved to The States q
and that all violations
reserved ). rights Of the States, !;
alton Of the Constitution, NJ
geF2us usufPation on Lie bart
Government. ne
situation Of our country M
example Of the
luences Of the Executive M
aside ! the Constitution ana N
ling all the checks and r.,
which that Constitution had n
N him, and acting with nj
'estraint than his own will;
de 'eruinatioa Is Eli
WI tavorite schemes, though
ihou!d sink irQm afiiaonee & \
n the general crush. IN that,
= our PAPER devoted tn gfta
ave no preference for meis
or prlncipIes--not men. w
.BERT 7 AND TIE CoNsrlruln
TERMS The PEAaL RyE|
FER will be published on lat
er-koyal sheet and sent 10 h
ers at five dollars in advance
{, olIars at the expiration oflhs
he first number will be Issued
lie first OF September next.
GEORGE J. C0HRI
DONALD GAMER
Monticello July Isl 1887.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-11

III e CANTON HERA4
is PUBLISHED EVERY FRIpiI'|
BY JAMES M. SHARP SO
TERMS

srBscRtrrIoN.-- Five dollars 4
vance, five fifty at the endofsy1
or SIX at the end ofthe year, !
scrlptlon will be discontinued
arrearages are paid, exceptat
ton ofpublishers. Persons y
to discontinue will please glFe
therecfi'a uritipg
No subscription received icf
time than six months.
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted
rate Of One Dollar per squarega
or less,) for the first insertion,as
cents, a square for each conl'n'
A Advertisements which are n'
ted on the manuscript, as toth
Der Of insertions, viii be contlnp'
I'll ordered out and charged Y
ingly.
YEARLY ADVERTISING Forl0'.
Or less, renewable at pleasure,
WEEK, sixty dollars. Nocontraa
u case taken'for less than one w
'ayable halfyearly.
The privilege ofannual adseus .
United to their own immediate -
nd all advertisements for Inc ="
Their persons, sent in by them =
aid for BY the square. h
PROFESSIONAL ADvERTlsENfSls,.,
mes or less, not alterable, ) mop"'
do. do. do. 9. y
do, do. do. Y = Il
or All JOB WORK must be Pi'
3liyery. I'M
Announcing candidates iof W.
! ten dollars each. !. u,
Postage on letters nus ~
.ev win not be attended "
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-11
NlTlCE,.-..

a "a, a. those iiaehted to Gooroo :
oro r ro,ea lgF printing done IN is3s :
"'u Ieq u. 'omsse immediate p nav
in the ban 'le, !, accounts viii beplaced
'lon as longer Indulgence capo colG e
Feb. 10 1887. S"''oi'
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-11
JOHN G. oTT& JOHN b. u0WCOTr

ht49 EAs ~ --s' ANCW VT
Il y IFrigh', leans.
messrs. A IeastaH &Co-Graad Gulf
s,,essrs Fori, lEarhiam&Co.l y,cks
Messrs. Norcosa SEQ. hrr MI
Messrs' Roycs T. Rcal'nr-LiripSg,oa
mr. James T. Crcsey- Manchester WI
1cssrs Mot. Henderson 5Co.-CaYon
= o.. JOIN HtfSiqms--Nashvillo Ten
'loaH u. Baker Esq-Louisyile kv
ncssrS Green's MHcr--Philad. p A
aessrs' Foster s. Eas,oa--Now York.
January IS, 1887. 3g-Iv
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-11

:, - ~. MIN Ek P9.ee
April 26, 1887. '' res
80 Editors friendly to morals and Il,
e elS'ure would perform a benovoIenl
n ,,,,a patriotic ITO act BY giving the above
papers. 'olS IN Their
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-11
A. II. HANDY.

THEME AND COUNSELLOR AT Law
d ATE from Maryland, hayinr sst,lc4
" ! az jacksonville, respectfully tenders
hlsproieSsional sorricosto The citi2ons ~
Madison and tlle adjoining coannos Js
may a'a'l times Be fund in his o,i,ani
Madisonville or a, Cautoa.
REFERENCES.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-11
CONNER L COOKE.

VUIHtI OF INUSaUU uUu AIIH 81 s. IN.
June 1887
EProprlotors of newspapers printed
within any part Of the u. S. or the Cana
das, who will copy the above advertise
mont three times and forward a copy CON
tanning the same, will be entitled TO their
ray IN any type cast at our foundry, pro-
ylded they take twice the amount oftheir
bill in type.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-11
land FOR SALE.
NEW GOODS.

'ENllE subscribers have just receiv-
M cd direct from the North, 85 pie
ces Calicoes Of the best style and la
test patterns; Also handsome in
voice OF red and white hanneIs, 1 and
"A blue plaids, furniture and apron
checks, Hosiery, Gloves, &c which
we offer for sale on our usual accom-
modating terms.
J. SILVERBERG & Co.
Jan. 8, 1337-39-tf.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-11

NOIiCE.
N ME stockholders Of The ciiiaj
a of Madison county, wiIima]
banking house in tie town Of Cad
LIST day of August next, for the pI
electing directors for said bank,
to the provisions oflhe charter
S. 7. FEAssTn,|
g. w. HESDaN
john SroNEh
John T. CAsEHaI
Conn
July l3th i937-l0-tm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-02
,.,es Mt the stock Exchance.


sArtfbtti SEPT. %, 8, +. NJ
The last Circular addressed 20 the bankers n Eng
land, representing the crops ?" hat oouniry berg
aconmony productive, also few estimates The
stocks OF grain -four, important element csIcs-
ations the srmer the merchant and banker making
up their Judgment respecting the march OF commercial
events
Having already for this country given approx 10
the aggregate surplus crops for this year. have
ed the alton and will endesvor throw The
information daily receiving from all quarters into The
shape durable statements land guidance
numerous readers IN town asd country. without
ther preface We ssser the following
scol Fissr hand f rsspecfsv piscs mentioned
A<r a.hh Ms price, Of uAsat aud fsur.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-02

SouTnEnS ExPaRss.-Dates-New Orleans, 23d
instant, +. M.-Moble, 25th-Saannah, 26th-Au-
gusta, (Geo.) 27th-Chareston 9th, and Baltimore,
Goth
The yellow fever continues to rage in New Or
leans. But il is on the decline. The deaths for five
days, ending on the 23d instant, amounted 10 23l.
Two hundred and eight passengers arrived in New
Orleans ia two days.
old Captain Joseph Allen, was dangerously wound
cd at his residence Bush Island his servant Jose
was at the same time KILLED and several other Of the
inmates OF the house were wounded. Two OF the
murdorers are known-tTepe and Antonio) both
American-the third supposed 10 be rrenchman.
Capt Allen was boatswain in the service of Laitc,
the pirate. lie was very well known and much re-.
specicd in New Orleans. Jose the slave once h..
loncod % the Mexican government.
A dae vas fought IN New Orleans between David
Mars,on, merchant, ands NJ. Jones, a clerk In The
Custom Hcuso-two shets were exchanged without
se .tAs injury. they shook hands and retired
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-02
Written al N<ss.sst.
4 Love to Cane.


love to care on the da,h blue sea,
whes my heart !. fall With care;
J love 20 CANE and ,hink-ah me,
NY home, Z would twsry there.
I love 10 game when The moon = bright
And the stars are twinsling clear;
} love to gaze 10 the Silly night
And think ma mortal near.
And feel myself for momert free
From the smiles and speers Of savt,
All th9s ! ~ould-~euld ever IT,
Away from all its mirib.
] love to gaze on an infant ctile,
In peace and he auty sleeping.
Ard think by earth It's not deflsd,
Not yst-its soul is resping.
The sin and sorrow, shame and GREE,
which oon. ali. soon 4 must h"c~'
u love TO gaze lit gives rehef
To rsind oppressed with ~e'
love u case on q lovely chees.
Ca form and vissgc fair,
a.d think the hear as pure snd Dtea
As seems TO ~ writer tsers.
\ nye 10 caze on the clear oiue ssy,
And forget all grief ard care,
\ love IN cszc-and wish on ign
Ny soul were soaring there.
love 70 gaze % ose ~Lcse sns.e
Can Danish all regret,
! love 10 es4e-nooih b.rulls
And bad INC psst-'orrct
! eoe 10 case o. PIE o. sssa--
rhespetie bright, ard feslr ny cwr
An then 10 ne back mites arc trash,
TO The vind vonld they we're thcpn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-02

ton, is kicking up tremendous excitement even at
the hour am wriring 7o'cock, +. M. How i will
evenuate is uncertain. 1t is more than probable that
they will tack on Pickens amendment, postponng TO
January $780, in order to get it through.
The doings in the House are most undressing
Dull speeches and no rows passed oft during the
morning. The members holding themselves IN
readiness for the reconsideration question:
Preston followed Buchanan in the Senate He
gave way to motion TO adjourn The most remark
able part of his speech today was upon The connec-
lion of bank and state. Throughout he kept up the
odious figure of seduction. The government was
tho seducer and The banks the seducees Mr.. Bddle
would say the latter were Sadducees.
Tomorrow IS the last day OF grace. On Monday
the 4lh instalment becomes due. What will MIR. Sec
rotary do?
p. $ Mr. Bell has moved recommltment with
instructions. They are now calling the House on
this question, half past p. NJ, motion by Mr.. VII
ams, of N. Carolina, to lay the whole on The table,
lest by vote Of 1872 10 l0l.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-02

GREAT DIscovERY-REAL ANIMAL MAGNETish.--
have Just made discovery of the real Animal Mag
nesm In day or two / will astonish the world.
The Rev. Colonel Stones is only the bastard scisnce
-nines the real Look out
The WoopwoRrH FuNp-This was opened last
week. as follows
Herald Office, S77s7a
An old printer, LEO
Apropos-We received note from w. p yester-
day, which we shall notice tomorrow.
Friends of suffering genius come along-come
aong-come ,long.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-02

II correspondent calls our attention to the
abuses Of the auction system in this city. We are
aware Of its existence, and shall begin soon full
erposf Of the evils of that system upon all regular and
healthy trade. One of the greatest curses upon this
community is The overgrown auction SYSTEM sup
ported and pampered by the corrupt banks The
over,radng Of 1885 and 1885, and the revulsions OF
1897, have been encouraged and femened by the
auction system. We collecting facts and mate
rails to show that the auction system should be abo-
lshed, either by the state congress. The business
Of the importer and jobber is destroyed by the nue.
ton system.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-02

One Of the leading points this the stocks hand
AT the respective placessnounting all only about lea
600 baresa quantity probably only equal 70 average
sumption week for the cities pamed-perhaps less
pan stock The crop ssshe greater part
present. We conceive this stock extremely small
parsor 10 the and crops the sing
also apparent o gradual and regular dmnuton Of price.
lev weeks ago. -four Mobile and New Orleans nearly
double The quotations givcr IN many other the
yrie.s within The period have fallen 10 u.s. a. 20 PET
cent.
This sud3sn lall, equalization, II the prees pOosn
~ be general prospect abundant crvp ard frceae
Ia aluy rcat tioa ir al ttr averuts 0fhg.rssa
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-02

II THE Rxv. Cot STONE s man of very pecu.
liar kind Of swallow. He would not credit word
Of the curious nun stories of Maria Monk yet he is
firm believer in the greater hunbugs of Animal Mag
netsm. How is this The cach or credit system
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-02

yr The Rev. Mn. WoLrr is in distress since he
received holy orders from the hands of Bishop Doanc
He complains that he is shat up by the Epscopalians
and is surrounded by the old ladies' in pcttcosts
that he can't get chance TO preach 10 the heather
Why don't he cast few devils, and clear out at
once, Is il true that his noble and holy wife, the
Lady Georgianu Walpole Wolff sent him to Yankee
land . ret admitted into the church, because an En-
glish BIshop would not do il in Englishlandl
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RI Amos KrsphLL-Amos Kenda-.Amos Ken
dal-Amos Kendall-wha, is the reason that your 10
coocc posmasters will peep into my packages decay
tho Herald on its way TO my subscribers, and some
times stop il altogether Amos Kendall, look out.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-02

IMPROVEMENTS IN RAIL RoAps.-We have seen
the model Of very ingenious improvement for rail,
invented by p H. Dreyer Of this city. In our adver-
tang columns will be seen full description Of this
ingenious piece of workmanship. II adopted by our
rail road companies il will entirely obvate one hall
the accidents that take place in running locomotive
cncnes