Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-09
VOLUME III.
From our Evening Edition of yesterday
DOmestics.


rnisnomer The domestics as migratory as the be.
aopin Arabs Thew paw you visit, half starved and
wholly ignorant from some shpjust arrived IN port and
having filed their bellies and clothed their backs, they
are off again.
Mr.. Jenkins has been much plagued with her helps
; l rhr;st,sa,-at that time she had two niggers,
Joe and Flora.
Flsra had the genuine niger lazness upon her. She
would not ret out of bed "upon no consideration I'M
III Toe had lighted the fire. Joe declined-Not
his business. The consequence was Mrs jenkins
breakfast was much delayed AT last the good lady get
,. sick and disguised with Miss Sentimental Flora,
ordered Joe to puther out of the house
joe if you dare cried Flora.
Toe answered with an ooh, oh, waugh and took her
up in his arms.
aLet me CO. Joe! Put me down! Why was ever
born? Why"
Flora was in the street.-the rest OF the exclamation
was outside the door. M
Joe soon afterwards took his leave without disturbing
the family and some of Mrs Jenkins property took its
leave at the same time in the mysterious manner
Mrs Jenkins one day after this occurrence, was IN
formed that lady was in the paror who wished to see
her
Mrs. Jenkins entered A lady dressed in the extreme
of fashion stood before her. ae..
!" Pray be seated said Mrs jenkins.
The lady took chair and SAID
al understand that you are in want OF help.
Il am main : do you know OF any /!
"WeI if your terms suit me, guess III come my
self"
Mrs jenkins astonished.
at lived" continued the lady, /" some time with Mrs
Smith, in Broadway. ...5 f..
And why did you leave herI
Because she came down into the kitchen l never
suffer lady to come into my kitchen"
1T always superintend my affairs" said Mrs. Jen
kins. H.4l
"Then YOU won't suit me- said the lady.
al believe not" said Mrs. Jenkins.
Two Dutch girls her next helps; being shown
how to do every thing they managed pretty well tor
month To be sure they stood upon no earthly cere.
mony--made the parlor as much their home as the
kitchen and condescended notice Mrs jenkins in the
street familiar acquaintance but then the good lady
was tired of change, and kept them
At the end of the month of them came before
her.
schweser, is kom'
/" Are theyr
"You take my schwester
81 don't want her"
Den and Nina can't stop Wis you
/" Then you must go can't afford to support your
family to oblige YOU
"Ah, here ish Misther jenkins. You open my
trunk
"Not l." said Mister jenkins. .
al want you see. not got notg Of yours no
tief"
Nobody suspected YOU
Co ,be Dutch went to their faterand or other
land.
The next application remarkably unique and cha,
racteristc. An Irish waited upon Mrs. Jen-
kins.
"An plaise ye man, want place for my by
Chow old is he Y
He was thirteen next LIST April if he lives so long,
plase God
And what he do ~
livery thing that gintale lad like himself can be ex.
pected"
"Nes, but want 10 know
"Och thn to be sure he cane the knives, run OF
herrns drive out the cattle harness the anty take out
the intleman pleasurin and wait at table jintalely
ave no doubt but that he's smart lad
aye may say dat"
"But his qualifications won't suit me-
"No, suit ye won't theyr'
mo"
Bad cess to me- what a divilof counkry must this
Merriky be, when the Elegant accomplishments of my
Pat is not Of all. Och TO be sure his larnns
been thrown away Altogether
There are many Mrs. Jenknss
THE wsATHER-A regular Bengaller is now the ap-