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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-06-03
Emigration to the United States.

Emigration to the United States.
A Lofdon paper states that the tide of emf
grafton from that country to the United States
of America has commenced to flow this season
with perhaps greater impetuosity than at any
former period. Already at great number
of the out ports in England, and in Scotland,
and in Ireland, several vessels have sailed for
New York and the Canadas, crowded with
emigrants, comprising farmers and merchants
possessed of small capital, and agricultural
laborers with their families who have pro-
ceeded in the expectation of lettering their
condition in the western world.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-06-03

QUEER BUT FATAL.-A man in Concord,
says New Hampshire paper, in fit ofdrun-
keness beat his wife with chair until her cries
alarmed the neighbors, who coming to her re-
liefseized the brute of "a husband and to make
sure of him until an officer could be procured
for his arrest, they tied him with rope to
post. On their return they found him corpse.
He had tumbled down, and too drunk &
help himself, was strangled.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-06-03

o. The Wings of Ohio talk of holding a
general Convention on the 4th Of July next at
Columbus.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-06-03

o. From the Lynchburg Virginian we learn
that the Kanawha Banner ofthe goth ult. de-
tails the ravages Of destructive Freshet in
the water courses Of that region, on the 10th
Sult Some of the inhabitants on Elk river es-
capped narrowly from their dwellings, the wa
ter having risen to the second stories ofhouses
which are ordinarily 20 feet above the surface
:, Of the river. The Kaaawha Salt Company
Sustained loss Of several thousand dollars
worth of salt, which lay in boats at the several
furnaces, ready To avail Themselves ofthe first
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-06-03

gG-A report was in circulation in-New Or
leans on the 10th of May, that Mexico had
declared WAR against the United States.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-06-03

The circular from MIR, Woodbury., requiring
all the bonds to be paid in specie, had been re-
ceived in New Orleans, and was published in
the papers of the goth May. The True A
merican says-"The Treasury order received
in this city to-day is another thrust at the Boz
dy polite and mercantile. 1t is of no use.
The merchants will not be dictated to by any
one man. The bonds will NOT be paid in
GOLD Or SILVER. Mark that, Mr.. Van Blu
rem.
CAN kinds of produce; as usual, dull. Cot
ton exceedingly touchy.
"Among our own Banks, the Gas Light de-
ternined TO suspend IN TOTO for the present. D
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-06-03

Boston contains population at this time of
80, 82s--being an increase since 1880 Of 49,
43I.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-06-03

Rev. Mr. MrLToN!-The New York Sun.
day News relates the following anecdote o.
this somewhat eccentric preacher, recently
deceased in Newburyport:
"Mr Milton was remarkable for the gene.
raj attention to the conduct ofhis hearers dur
ing service which he bestowed even during
the delivery of his discourse /; and then, the
familiar way in which he would address the
delinquent was quite edifying. Forinstance
he was once preaching on warm afternoon,
when he saw parishioner sitting near tae
pulpit, in the first gallery affectionately en-
braced by the arms of the sleepy god. The
Christian name of the gentleman was MARK
Perceiving his inattention to the discourse,ou
preacher suddenly stopped in the midst Of a
sentence, and, elevating his voice to the high
est pitch, exclaimed, 'MARKn As ifstricken
by thanderbolt, up jumps the delinquent in
the midst Of the Congregation, his mouth and
eyes wide open, wondering who called him,
and for what; while the preacher dropping
his voice, went calmly On. and finished
his quotation from Scripture as lift had form
ed part of his discourse-EMark,I say the per-
feet man, and behold the upright: for the end
of that man is peace!'"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-06-03

He who loves gold is fool; he who fears
it slave; he who adores it, an idolator; he
who boards it up, dunce---he who USES it IS
the wise man.-[W We wish we could get lit
tie for THAT purpose. We should like to be-
come wise in that way, about these days.l
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-06-03

Mineral Bank, AT CuMBERLAND.-
A report calculated to injure this insti-
tuition ifperlnitted to go uncontradict-
ed, we learn, has been put in circula-
ton by some persons inimical to its
prosperity-viz: that it had sufferedby
connexion with the JosEpHs, of New
York. This rumor, we have the solemn
assurance of some of the Directors,
whom we know to be men of integrity,
has not the least foundation in truth
that the Mineral Bank neither has, and
never had, any connexion with the Jo-
sephs in any way whatever, nor any
correspondence with them directly or
indirectly, nor with any person connec-
ted with them. AS an evidence Of
the standing Of the Mineral Bank, we
are informed that it pays, if desired,
every depositor in specie Civilian.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-06-03

The Spring Expedition of the Maryland
State Colonization Society sailed on the morn
ing of the 18th, in the brig Baltimore, for
Cape Palmas. The Baltimore takes, out the
Rev. Mr.. Payne and lady, and the Rev. Mr..
copal Church, and 81 enigrants.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-06-03

HoRRrBLE.-Scarcity of fuel is felt so much
by the numerous poor in Limerick, Ireland,
that the graveyards have been disturbed 70.
decayed collins, to burn!
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-06-03

1t is stated that the charges for wine at the
Aster House, average two hundred dollars a
day, the year round. Prices from one to
twelve dollars bottle.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-06-03

SHAp IN THE OHto.-The Louisville Jour-
saal of the 10th inst. states that several genu-
inc Shad, as fine as ever swan the Connect
cut, river or any other New England stream.
have been caught in the Ohio River within
the last week and sold in that market. This
this Kind of fish has made its appearance in
the Western waters. Doubtless they will re-
ceive hearty welcome, as being one of the
most delicious of the fnny race.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-06-03

CENTENAR1AN Vfaoh.-Mr GAMAL1EL
K1NGsLY, of Bernardstcn, dufing the past
winter, chopped and piled twenty six cords
of wood Much of the labor he performed
with his hat off. He is ninety-seven years
old He is made Of good stutf.-Greenfeld
(Mass.) Mercury.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-06-03

oG-A gentleman writing from Cincinnati
says while recently in Nashville, he saw 20
per cent premium paid for specie, in Tennes-
see paper, and that he was offered ID per
cent. advance for some notes he held on the
U. S. Bank. Oh, the ''better CURRENCY"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-06-03


(E- The Richmond Enquirer, who was so
urgent during the last Legislature while the
Bank Bill was pending, for the immediate ex-
pulsion from our circulation of FIVE DOLLAR
bills, and prosrectively for all under TWENTY
DOLLARS, now, in the spirit of his known con-
sistency, recommends to the Common Hall of
Richmond to issue tickets, such as four pence
half penny notes, on the pledge Of the faith of
the city, Gas they did In 1914 or 15,when they
threw out about O,ooO,) to supply the want
of change. ooh, shame, where is thy blush"
A THING THAT OUGHT re BE Known
The Beech-tree, observes the Southern Rel-
gious Telegraph, is said to be a non-conduc-
tor lightning. So notorious is this fact, that
the Indians, whenever the sky wears the ap-
pearance of a thunderstorm, leave their pur-
suits and take refuge under the nearest Beech
tree. In Tennessee the people consider it a
complete protection. DR.. Becton in letter
to DR.. Mitchell, states that the Beech-tree is
never known to be struck by atmospheric e.
lectritity, while other trees are often shatter-
ed into splinters. May not knowledge of
this fact afford protection to many when ex-
posed And if such are the qualities Of this
tree, may it not be made useful as a protec-
ton to our dwellihgs2
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-06-03

The Hagerstown Bank, it appears from
the Torch Light, continues to give out chang
to business m IN and for ordinary business pur-
poses, for its Ave dollar bills.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-06-03

The editors of the New York Commercial
Advertiser, say, that the banks of that city dc
not now take on deposite the notes of the u
nited States Bank.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-06-03

1fthe Globe CAN be quoted as authority. in
any thing which is not corroborated by the
signature Of some officer, then Gen. Jackson
has not lost $780, by endorsing and has
not had draft protested.-Balt. Chron.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-06-03

Ggton our fourth page to-day will be found
an extract from the speech of Mr.. Webster,
at the dinner given to him in Wheeling few
days since. SIT shows in manner Ineligible
TO all, the true causes of the existing condi-
ton of things, as well as the untenableness of
the reasons of the Administration party for
the deranged state of the country"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-06-03

At the last dates from the Hermitage Gen.
Jackson was quite well, and his health was
daily improving. 1t is said that the affairs of
the country excite in him great irritation.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-06-03

W-The number of matriculates now at Will
liam and Mary College is ll3. and all but
three are citizens of this State.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-06-03

In the case ofthe Commonwealth vs.. Black.
well Holtzclaugh, the jury, not having been
able to agree upon verdict, was discharged
on Monday The prisoner is charged with
Jacob Houek, al. Bery's Ferry, about year
sinee.-Winch. Rep.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-06-03

CONVENTION OF BANKs.-A writer in the
Richmond Wing proposes a convention OF 4
of all of the banks in the U-s
nited States to meet in Baltimore or Wash
ington-Ib.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-06-03

There will most probably be four contested
elections to decide by the next House of Del
egates-one from Henrico, between j. ohm M.
Bolts and W. NJ. Whitng-one from Eau
quier, between Gen. John R. Wallace and
Col. Edward Digges-one from Gloucester,
between Mann Page and Thomas Smith
and one from Harrison, between Wilson K.
Ehinn and Mr.. Flowers.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-06-03

The Cincinnati Gazette of the 18th ult.,
says that day laborers, who a few months
since obtained 81 so. now take rs cents per
day.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-06-03

The new State Bank Of MISSOURI, commeh-
ced operations on the sth ult. The offerings
were of course large, and beyond the power
of the bank to discount, but we understand all
the applicants were accommodated to some
extent. This has produced a good feeling a.
mongst our citizens, (says the Republican,
which, we trust, will be further improved by
some arrangement with the commercial agen-
cy for the transfer Of the local debt, to the
State bank.-Wheel. Gaz.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-04

The site OF the lights about the third mile the rear
q the old ones on nearly due south course Mariners in
ag BIRTH The elevation will be few feet higher than for
lights from each other about forty eebeng about ten feet
JURY ss a Iss7 haa 'orm'rcoec'or 0ee Ne"p'r
The Navy com%seners. consisting Of comnoaores chaua
oS OF iIs e Ta
The y. 5. ship NORTH Carolina Com Ballard arrived at
The U. 5. ship Erie, Com Renshaw bound 10 the United
States Rio dc Janero, the nth Of June waiting
New Bedford Aug. L-srd, Marcus, Sherman, Pacific
Newport, July sl--Ar. Geo. Champln, Brown, Pacific
VESSELS SPOKEN
No date given lat AZ 81 lon o. Augusta Of Savannah from
JuY 29h lat 1850, 66i Ellen from Liverpool "a days
out, Tor New Yorl-by the Oracle, AT Boston
FOREIGN PORTS.
Rio de Janeo, June 29Montevdeo, Farren, New York,
UNITED STATES PORTS.
Portland July 3l.-Ar Elizabeth, Thayer, New York
Boston, Aug lstAr Glide, Chase, New york-2d, Western
Sun, (sr1 roi" Ireland for New York.
Mary Maria, Thomason do; Doris Camden do8Oh,
ar: Waterman, rhomastSn for do
Aug ist--Cpd New York, Brown, Providence
Philadelphia, Aug. aCrd New Constitution, Weeks, New
Baltimore, Ang Ar. Celeste, Terrell New York
Eigarown, Jul July ashNhrr ri LOUISIANA i New York
Wilmington n g July 2S-Ar Regngs, Mills New York
SID Pandora, Drake Boson Thonas Bennett, Hague, Ii
verpool
Alexandria Aug. l,-Srl, Potoma New York.
savannah July SID, Newark, shaper, New York; John
Cumming Thayer, Liverpool
Daren, Ga, July 25-Crd, New jersey, Matthews, New
York.
Mobile, july Par Elcy Wall Boston; Maiawoka, Tho
maston Vessels in por-Rose, Flanders Liverpool Eliza
Ann, Burgess dol P5ugu, Moody New York; Waverly Phil
lips do Tuscar Chadwick do; Pioneer Jordan, do; juno
Richardson, do dsg; Colcis Knight Kensnyton, Cur
lis, dol Warsaw Sheffield, do. Trent, Smith do Ruhama
Mary Moore, dol Robt CeAter Sheppard, disg Bengal i
Teulon, 10
New Orleans, July 26-Ar. Ella Hand Philadelphia, via
Key West; Tribuap, Boust, New York.
Ron1oui, Aug 2-.CPd, Lackawana, New York Car
hon. do.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-04

sine. ON, last we have collected many valuable items hro
tie favor Of popdents relative the product o.
corn Asy.t however, unable prcse readers
with regular tie probable quantities OF the crop
and statement ~ the ns hand IN the principal
ees No pains have he spared the truth In week
or too more We sba BE- prepsred pu, all things right
meantime pap rsfrom part Of the country assert
that the crops are FINE Exceptions and
tbenoccur part eslar districts The wheat straw Us very
,,nh n, shesev eoupy Pennsylvania but the heads BAD
Abou, half er.p reekoned with the Chester people
Wherever the wheat hes good into market Il commands
fair pree.-raaeng rom 15eeuu 70 stS per bushs ap
ears that WI en.ion sustans i claim 10 wheat region
year. most presmp~ry Though thinly settled the
100000 susbeta
rive bears seapai p~ee psrs OF The much
.. being ussA diissco Way do moi the nssnd papers
puh, reguls~ NJ the number Of bushels 81 wheat
and corn " their peehboshcods Nothing easie'
than w. collect The nsovsca An estssss wosd even b.
highly satisfactory. Their columns wewld then be sought az
Ger they regarded In other light than the
vehicle NJ su IT, ussh ~ pn Lei eur he<h
rem 10 M anI ~ut They hav- wide Acid before them
We yl sey WIN our slips regularly, you ~i give us the
STATISTICS vsuy thing Your local AFFAIR,
of the aee-e-, sstsres 10 Ms
In this city ~e great apathy IN the market People
are visiting f III evp We shall Be glad when q Comes
in f far M cah ap~se 10 drive of the Aour made
from the foreign uele 0esd breed out Of the question
the bah.rs tia Ssreign sts6 fall in pstce bow
ever the gre - s~rsu BY the Ia a. Oc'sber the corn
uonepoisss win .w.rs evsk~ sosrd Le he@ - sy ~e
wit. hew bretrsn osspecaaoss and money changer
They lave we .. eus~gh upon the comm"any IN
God Of beavrh IN blessing the country
Nth sbunssss Let take care that VIC never peocme
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-04

CLEARED.
Sbips E,a Abby Wade, New Orleans; Lion Martin Pic.
scu NJ 81 Niagara Bcher Chses,on, Geo suttooi sossn.
Jennings Rio Janeo Davis Brooks Lecnidas, Fields Nor.
folk Va Aymar Coz vcksburg, Cornell, New Orleans ".
X Collins Bark Pauline Edward, tBrs.) sudenberg Ma
vsna, c. Meier h Ca.
ARRIVED.
Ship Scion, wood Liverpool - days, 10 T. Lord l. Co.
Dan brig Henets. Hcussen Psu, and 81 days from Go
pcnhagen, 10 Meyer Hupcden -o
Meier 4 Co
,sw. brig Frhe Ekiunse, stockholm, days, 70 ,. H.
How 4 Scn.
Dan. brig Amiesrs -, Dsn,,ic, IS days TO order
Brig Usage Nss,n Central America, "a days 70 Farm.
order. - @~'
scLr Comet. Sutton, Philadelphia, days, 10 master
sehr srnsor, Birdsall York River, days, w master
scar Providence, Cslishso Folly Landing days 70 mas
sch Hssry Clay, White, Folly Landing days,o master
schr Enierprse, Jones, Folly Landing, days. 70 ~ v
sloop Pioneer, Hamilton Hamilton Delaware days, to :
r. Pavnter.
Below brigs.
MEMORANDA.
Kofs~ The new light houses North point Of Block
Island will be lighted about The 2oh OF August mex,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-04
Cotton Market.

THURSDAY, August 3d. p. NJ
The system advances upon industry not vet created or in
future was the great of the production
staple This stimulus extended toa growing
as can be seen by referring the comparative tables
Under the disturbed Of the money market the
system cannot be revived question confidence
will ever grow blind again. Whittier What
will be fae The English manufacturer will perhaps
able drag along existence while the American plan
ter VIII be compelled dispose OF his surplus uinous
In The course another year. than 80 OF The
ai new engaged in producing will be Withdrawn from
various causes Bankruptcy viii con tue the principal cause
Meantime, people, will he enjoying the fruits of Eng
sh labor At diminished price, though at the Of the
American manufacturing interest. The British
facurer to keep his mills in operation, will, have often
said before ship his surplus to this country be sold for
at auction We will longer enjoy the credit dervable from
the old bin system.
The is grown more cotton than the world re-
ques consumption now curta as the Banks do
Oar per table below, great reduction the
stock hand Prices maintained at saving rate
buyers Upwards arrived from Europe ay or two
ago to seek investment in cotton the present low The
great nducement for buying this time the gain made by
purchasing up Southern Bank paper.
The Mobile market the 28th, rather quiet, owing
the smaness the stock and the low quality offered sale.
Prices, during the week, ranged from a lie.
The business done in cotton at Savannah to the 29h
was lmited sales for the week 537 haes, t8a l0c
The derAand this market has been fair today for home use
and export without variations the quoted yesterday
Fully fair sold lllc Our classification thus
NEW YORK CLASSIFICATION.
Ord. TO mddny, 6 SIC.
hlidding to fair, 10 a lie
Coos fair to good Or prime, IL a iasc.
The following Of the stock Of hand
at the respective places named:
Savannas, July 2sb, 6,9Is
Mobile, July 2ath 1896
New Orleans, July 22nd, 32,7s7
Virginia July 18th, 5000
Augusta and Hamburg, July 18th, ai,sss
Caroiin9. Ju1y Ist
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-04

Slss Of Drafts on philadelphia. :,
sioo, per cent ds-c. 80 per ees' JIG = "
SAL Of Sssc< At tk Bsrrd
800 sovereisrs, e5H
Prizes Of Specie N Ciy Ba~t rete, tbs day IN,
Am. Gold iut .vst ne ~ W uo.''s tnai !. ,oa,
Soyereigps oVaoo hh Dohs's ~
S,.a,-h Dollars ITO Ill
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-04

uysMALL NOTE FOR CHANGE.-.-GREAT
REDUCTION IN PRICE,. NEALE, John street.
doors hom Broadway having engraved three OF Steel
Plates, enabled sell Notes for rs 100,
100 large size Having hand upwards Of $4,000 Notes,
he can furnish tsem tn above prices being % cent below
the original cost 10 sofekeepts manufactures and rsex-
men generally Steamboat and railroad would do
well To give him call and splendid
The Denominations 49, IS So Is g. with beauti
u vgnse and printed bank paper superior in execution
any in The city.
II Observe John street, doors from Broadway.
u Visiting, address cards, engraved and printed
10 salt the times Small for Individuals
and public institutions engraved in superior STYLE n thu
shortest notice. Jyl9lm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-04
HIS BKIrANNic MAJEsTy's CONSULATE
kew York Lib Mav IAlz

" IN conformity with Inv passed by the Leg islaure II
this State the 2lst day Of April last entitled IAN Act
guate the powers an duties Of Public Administrators and
rogate relative r property and effects Of foreigner"
Notice is hereby given that and after this date the
pey and effects all subjects Of His Majesty who may die
their or this CITY, ntesate such properly and eecs
arriving IN this State, placed under the OF this Office ana
under public Tn
undersigned in ihersof that here
the pubic administrator ts ONCE
where information and effects OF subectSof
his Majesty s7l all times be furnished without any fee
charge whatever.
The alh officer and others al the quarantine respect
fully requested rake their aons 10 this Once,
where all expenses connected Herewith will Ne paid
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-04

importer OF again little plou Ching less
speculation will keep well supplied with bread sius,-be
they from wheat, rye Indian corn.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-04
Amusenaents.

pAxMn!Ms r TR EAnkM MIR, BARNES BENEFIT
THE TWO MURD ERERs;e Or Js%Sy Twcher in France
--Jemny Twcher, Mr.. Barnes-Marie Mrs Barnes
TIE YOUTHFUL ouEEN-count D'oxensteirp, Mr.
Observation-Disclosures, Miss Barnes
TIE CAPTiyG-The Fa,.er, Mr.. IAerwood-The Captive
Mss Barnes .
SPECIE PAYMENT; Or GoIdbank, cashngton 4 Co.
Jeremiah Goldbank Air Barnes-Mrs Sophronla Bullion
~ Doors open Il 7peormances commence a, \. O'clock
Boxes 3l-Pi. 50 ceais-Galery Is cents
G'ftAEv< rRn.ar E'.-MISs A. FISHERS
4 BENEFiT.-THIs EVENING viii be presen,ea Tue
TIE MisTLEToE BOUGir-carIolus crotchel Mrs La
Forest-Lady Agnes Miss A. Fisher
FLIGHT 70 AMERICA Or jim Crow il New York dS,-
M inpn ss eeslatc M La Fos " 'se
THE PiCKWicK CLUB-sam Weller, Mr. Mitclell-,Ir.
Pichnick, NicAm,on-Emily wardlc, Miss A. Fisher
~ Doors open at 7-percrmances at "a O'Clock
precisely Boxes ~ eens-pn - cents.
MES; u,MBl,N,> THEATRE. Lsle Richmond
w IN, corner Of Charlton aud Yarck setsTirS EVEN
SHE sToors 10 CONQUER -Harcas,le, Mr.. sharpe
Mis- nardca.ur. Mrs. Handful.
TIE TURNPIKE GATE-Crack, Mr.. Lansing-NIary Miss
Hancker
Doors open 7Perfonances commence at half past T.
Boxes 5 cens--Ph 25cents
NBmos coScERrrhe
Grand over IRE, ia ,ine5 f Lss,ta. Amber
Due,t-Mr Bskop and Mr.. Pluuer-Mghty Jove Rossini
Ballid-Nrs BaleN--ihe so!tiers Tear, Lee
Balad-Nr 4. Bshop-The Anchors Weighd Braham
Irish Ballad, (by desire, Mrs Waison-"Oh did
you not hear OF kake kearney" Davy
SongHr Plumer-" March 10 the Battle Fied Melodies
Grand Overture, ia ume,) GAIA Ladra," Rossini
Grand Overture l2d time,l Kuiiner
Serenale--Mrs. Watson Mrs. Bailey and Mr.. b.
shop" Sleep gentle Lady, This is the piece
OF music with which, the Princess Victoria now
Queen Of England, serenaded the
morning OF her coming OF age, Bishop
Bravura-NIrs Watson 10y desire)-The Soldier
Tired, d.. Arne
Song-Nir. Plpmer-They mourn dead in my
fathers halls Rodwell
Son2-Mrs Bailey, (by desrel-The Fairy Boy,
from the Superstitons of Ireland Lover
Ralad-Ar. Bishop-Think of Mary, Watson
Duct-hIrs Bailey and Mr.. Plumer-ah seize de
mali meie, Rossini
Grand Overture, I'D tme,-Zampa, Herod
Admitanc. so cents. aud
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-04

BY the attention of southern and correspondents,
we are today enabled TO make alterations every port
Classified above by these amendments readers will notice
reduction Of 20 1913 bales This that Mr. Bdde still
continues to make rtmtapces in this staple.