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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-29

BESEvoLEscE.-Th.re is one quality in our western
friends that exctes highest admiration-it is their
benevolent nature. We laugh otheir excuses
we condemn them for ohers-but are bound TO adj
init which do with the highest pleasure, that they
have benevolent at the time, which forms
prominent trait in their characters, and CLOSES over
even, their faults.
With the kindly feelings that they possess, could
bat admire them. f they half horse, half agaors
anything else
The affair that has under our immediate notice,
and called forth these remarks is that the citizens Of
g. LOUIS and Cincinnati have, taking into consideration
the situation OF strangers who may fall sick in their city
formed companies Of young men to visit them and at
tend TO them and that in their emergency as much
comfort as can b. rendered them be afforded.
THIS is indeed lau liable IL stamps them as men de
servinp the nsme We all know that in an hotel
stranger cannot where many to be attended to
expect much individual attention. II he Is sick he
needsiL Servants aud attendants generally averse
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-29

MARRIED-On the 9th Of October, by Daniel Will
son, Esq, Mr.. Timothy Green, 10 Mrs. Julia Jacobs,
all of Whitewater township, franklin county.
From the justice who of1icated at the above we'd
ding, we learn the following rather extraordinary
particulars The above named Mr.. Green is about
80 years old and Mrs Julia is his second wife. But
what is more, and almost incredible, Mrs. Julia ia
cobs is about so years old, and Dir cen is her eighth
husband, all of whom living, except one
We wish some friend in Whitewater township would
furnish us and the world, history Of the above
Julia Jacobs-and how she has disposed OF so many
husbands! II might be of benefit to some other I'M
lucky dame who is tired Of her yoko-feow Indiana
American.
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HAtmisPP0W!AEEw s SYrL g, s GINS Nm AND

NOTICE TO FIREMEN,
And all others who wish keep their feet dry during the
clemeat season.
UT III. NEWELL, "a Canal respectfully gives
tc- that he has succeeded in the much desired
articles
WATER PROOF BOOT
that he be perfectly Hpervou water, which
he enabled To sell Tin of the reduction in
pair.
Constantly hand, Gen,lenens kne boots rem g. 25
$500. ol02rps
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-29

CT Prentice, Of Louisville. has had a cannon pr,
sened him for the purpose Of assisting in the ar
cial earthquake that he promised.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-29

30 Mrs. Bailey is indisposed at ST. Louis upon
recovery it is expected she will appear for the first iii
in the part Of the mother
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-29

THE NEW YORK SH cMhmicAL MANUFACTURING
CO have We. constantly for sale
Bleaching Salts Copperas,
Aqua Amonia Muratic Acid,
aqua t torlls Nitric Acid
And many other articles in The line otheir business
orders Will be received al their BankiDg house No PIG
Broadway o. at tie Office OF their agent No West street.
THE cLARENboN-s Bros dway, corner or Duane s.,
ee nnseosr 1e Of the american oteD
abishment has been placed under charge ard is now
O'Clock. viii be served at O'Clock so soon as a suf
nns.. EDWARD MILroRD.
DR.. LLfoTT, &C GLisT,
AND MrEsvE HHSAN OF tS fliR VISION ONLY.
sPEcTAcLEs.
The Eye examined and specacle adsptedto sui, o par
Hours Ct consultation from II O'Clock at the Office 500
~ Private entrance in Duane street n2o.lm-
U. IL - Il a.
BOOT AND shoE sYoRE.
Clinton Hail. No. 5 Beeaman street,
NEW YORK. nl6'lmN
BUS SING CO.,
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS OF
DRESSING CASES, POCKET BOOKS,
Russia Leather g. Rose w God w riting Desks
PATENT MONEY 1GS BELTS,
ost superior and indispensable article travellers who
:, - regard safety and convenience.
: No 80 Wiitam street corner Of Liberty street
~ b. An extensive aud general assortment OF POCKET
BOOKS q every quality and size from % c. nts TO SIS do
my Pocket Books Card Cases. OF pearl, SHE'LL ivory lea
Their, &C. s23i3ms
Ill SIZES SFgIh 49, feai G ots for A s.s
extreme low prices the following goods
Rodgers, Wosterhom, and o,her fine Cutlery
Ivory and common table Cutlery, all kinds
Wade, and Butchers and Eliots Razors
Britannia plated and japanned
Anvls, Vices Hoes and Trace Chains
Edge tools, Places and Files of different makers
Collins, Simmonds and Stones Axes
500 Guns. 800 Rifles, 1900 pair Pistols
Gun anc sporting implements Of every kind
Gun materials Tor Gunsmiths
Pocket Books Wallets and Mathematical Instruments
Nielin Strings and Vioins
Geran and French Fancy Goods In lots to suit purcha
Ol6-3m&
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-29

JOHN GILBEN1
Begs 70 inform his friends and the public that ~ has
Commission Business
INT CITY OF NEW WORK.
LIBERAL ADVANCES
will be made
Cotton, aud all other articles OF Produce
CONSIGNED
~ I've will also purchase merchandise for country
merchants order cent commission, and exercise his
best Judgment and the selection OF Goods From
long experience in mercantile pursuits In wing ended
general business In of the ouen OF riany years
and the last FIVE years this city, ne hopes receive liberal
patronage. The despatch unhiachng adhe
renee 10 p>,ructlons will be strictly observed
u Once i56 Pearl st. up stairs sl43m.
Picksisy's Peruvian steel Cutlery.
THE SUBSCRIBER has jssi received. and Offers for
sale, for CASH most splendid and extensive s;ock Of This
CELEBRATED CUTLERY, the quality and flash ri which
cannot be surpassed To which he invites the attention Of
tie trade The stock comprises
PERUVIAN STEEL RAZORS, with Pearl, Ivory, and
ROSEWOOD AND LEATHER Seven Day Cases, contain
ng seven Pearl Ivory, Black Horn Rarors for
day Of the week.
PERUVIAN STEEL DIREs In grc.. variety.
PERUVIAN STEEL PEN AND POCKET KNIVES,
Cards ecnsieIng dozen Of Dirn Penhnivcs
Three beautiful Rosewood multum In parvo- DRESSING
CASES, the most compact travelling made.
Two splendid Rosewood Cases, each containing 81
cos silver handled TABLE CUTLERY
Rosewood Writing Desks, Dressing Cases Ladies' worh
Boxes Military Travelling Cases Dressing Rolls Ladies' Cut
w; N. PICKsLAY,
sc CEDAs STREET,
Op~Y yok.sor 4 Cos PsrJsrs~rv Store,
Corner Of william and Cedar sta
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-29

20 Mr.. Holly is looking after the poor. Thanks
giving day is coming. He will get many thanksgiv.
ings.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-29

d" There have been splendid Examinations in Nasl
vile in honor Of the Wing victory.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-29

pJ' We refer readers account Of dread
ful gale Buffalo, with loss of lives in another column
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-29

(,AWn TO ADIES.-wiDON wsICHs ~.
~ MALE pILLs.1hes. excellent .or, q Pls may b. cal
led THE GOLDEN PILLS OF LIFE AND BEAUTyt
they particularly adapted Tor disorders incident the
FEMALE SIX Nee advertisement the other pagr OF this
ansoher papers, nv Mrs Sarah Ana WEIGH Eeai
Phys and for sale b. her appointed Agents, price IS
nalm$
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-29
V0LUME III.
From oar Evening Edition of yesterday.l

MITCHELL THE PIRATE-This hero Of the
weeks excitement during which the fate OF the Susque
hanna was daily discussed-ths renowned adventurer
who has done the heads Of the Philadel-
phans than any other being Of modern tineshis mon
of inquity, who the innocent OF the i'm
prisonment of man, and the condemnation OF many
more, by the same headturned Philadelphians-ths
black and bloody pirate is caught What IS the conse
ouence Has he been examined, committed and con
demned Has he had the benefit Of clergy? Is there
a most horrible and astounding narrative taken
from his confession? Has he expated his offences?
Is his body swinging prey for birds and terror
to evil doors? No no! mol The papers Of his schoon
have been examined and found be regular and
the disappointed searchers afraid that he will es
cape the vigilance Of the civil authorities This is bad
He ought certainly to be hung-partly account of
the Philadelphia pilots, but more particularly on &C.
Of the great body of the Phiadephians who have
made az their minds that he is pirate that he be
apirate that he shall be pirate. To let him off would
be to impugn in slight the judgment, the
COOL calm quiet dspassonute Judgment Of the Philadel
phians. Would il not be better to hang Mitchell than
that the Philadelphans declarations should be fasi-
fedl The proverb says, "Ciive dog bad name and
hang HIM" Mitchell has got bad name, and there
fore is just much entitled the hanging repua
BILE citizen Of Philadelphia the Imprisonment he
was forced to endure.
Then again the pilots, alas for them They were
like some Of the late Reverend Mr. Irvnes congrega-
ton just essayng the unknown tongue-hey were jest
tying get with the miraculous powers OF clair
voyance and surely taking all things into consideration,
they did remarkably well.-as well as Miss Bracket,
at all events and who knows if their meritorous pow
ers are not npped in the bud. whether in time they
might not rival even Van Schuke himself.
Also for the glory Of our friends, the Phlalelphans
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-29
NO. 100.
OLD ESTABLISHED PASSAGE OFFICE
ii 81 d @

il frhSONS residing IN this counry, wish send
lor nel friends from Great Britain ireland will d. veil
eau a. us once, where they still make
hang nem brought to this country. The subscriber will
so urh drafts on Liverpool Bank ireland for such
SUMS A. may De required send
par 81 0a,a britain or Ireland and will only remark. thai
lht determination OF himself and hs friends Liverpool,
thai the same punctuay which has hitherto been observed
poih ~ inc forwarding OF passengers without delay aad
hefeoiorr, be strictly adhered to- 49,
Applications made, either personally by letter post paid
70 M SUBSCRIBER, VIII be Immediately attended ~.
ol6-3ms SAAlI. TuDMp-nN oJep a,rl..
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-29

PUTTING Down THE HUMBuG.-The following letter
from the Solicitor of the Treasury the United States
Attorney Of Baltimore, will be read with great interest;
the kne of the savcrs is sounded the only wonder ia
that the fraud and imposition, has been allowed
tinHe 50 long.
OFFICE OF THE SOLICITOR OF TIE TREASURY, No
vember IL, 1S37-SIR-The Secretary of the Treasury
has referred TO this Office communication received
from Baltimore transmitting the enclosed copper coin
II is stated TO be specimen of such extensively
put III circulation there, and advertised in the newspa
pers by commission house, w .ch is retailing them
any who applies for them. have request that
you viii inquiry be made into the truth CT these
statements, and if such be the fact institute proper
legal proceedings without delay. The second section
Of the act of sth May 1909, provides that copper
coins pieces whatsoever except the said and half
cents, being those coined the Mint Of the United
States shall pass money, shall be paid
offered to be paid, received in payment for any debt
demand, claim matter, thing whatsoever; and all cop
per coins pieces except the said and half cents
which shall be paid offered be paid, received in
payment, contrary the prohibition aforesaid shall be
forfeited and every person by whom any of them shall
have been paid offered 10 be paid, received in
payment, shall also forfeit the Of ten dollars; and
the said forfeiture and penalty shall and may be
vered with Of suit for the benefit Of any person
persons Wy whom information Of the mourning thereof
shall have been given.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-29
Grerarx,x Vanilla Cream Cn,

GreSory's Vanilla Cream Candy,
u CAkD-Thc above very Justly celebrated Candy
be had genuine, together with general
Lozenges and other Conectonary all made o refined Sugar
and warranted pure At No 13 William street, and S2i3
Broadway by H. GREGORY, the original inventor Of the
Vanilla Cream Candy. o4-3ms
Premium Chenille Hats.
IT MRS. nj. ID. HODGE, Of the Premium Tuscan and
Straw Hat store $50 Grand having premium awarded
Ameri Institute, her splendid Chenille Hats,
tued without ,tch she has completed
cessary supply these truly elegant Hats suitable
present season. and respectfully invites ladies and merchants
10 inspect the same 1i6-lm.
Cheap Fash iOnabie Hoe. store.
1T H. NEWELL, AZ 81 Cana st. OF Wooster, gives
notice that he Is constantly receiving from his factory Boots
81 every description, which he warrants and viii sell redu
ced prices for cash.
ny devong ms attention exclusively the manufacture
boots he enabled to better article. and by selling
for cash he afford cheaper than be purchased in the
ciyor In other words obvates the
for the delinquency Of bad customers
b. Water Proof Beots from "a TO $5o-Boys Winter do
from ~ to S25o. $50 I'm
brown ~ Co.., One priced Hat
1J THE SUBSCRIBERS since the year 1884. have aimed
furnishing the pnbie With elegant and substantial
Hat of the most graceful form at the accommodating
prize Of 81. They say that their efforts have
ured by them during last three moath supass in beauty
and finish any heretofore offered, and stand precminen
among those Of higher prices worn by the fashion able Of
the community.
They have completed their arrangements plain
Caster Hat Tor $3.50, which IN point OF style and finish ee
OF form and general appearance will compare
OF the highest prices All sales for cash. and deviation in
price.
BROWN CO.
si65m' i7s Chatham Square Mott st.
|
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-29

THE sHA x sPR,AR r--By JOHN NIBLO, No. N
Park Row-twndasts old place.)-This well known place
complee order well stored with dccacy
the market affords The cooking and attention inferior
NJ other establishment in the city.
All orders attended from In the morning till ~ night
Private dinner and supper parties furnished the shortest
tice, having comfortable rooms TOR the purpose.
wanted-at the above place, first cook. None need
apply usless perfectly understanding the business
Ao5 large convenient lodging rooms to let, furnished In
qure the above place. n25lna1
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HERDMAN kEENAN'S
~ IA III ID

OLD ESTABLISHED PASSAGE OFFICES,
Great Britain and eand Via Leppoo q and cs soS
Street, New York
The subscribers beg friends hepuble
,hat q order 10 extend their business and satisfaction
af sTr on nor 3 G"s q The G firm VIII Leave here
places OF Great Britain and lreand tor the purpose Of
lhe payment q drafts forwarding passengers may
6o eS Ier trends residing on this side Of The Atlantic
them The moaey for that purpose give line
he subscribers and ,her agents in the
w Gss end snd 6s 3 Of Crafts Se as
bark ny The ne and N all when the decline
have their passages c"ed m he NJ e line oa os bi ss
letter. 'u' hIDS1 pP kE e 0Y
~ OF E'nSnA S o. ~ n II a,onAL BA Ann
or ssER nsssn % eae 10 weekly
accommodated with drafts the bank OF Ireland payable
land and Wales Those residing country sesd their
money BY post he letter paid which viii be puncuay
~ e RocnE sof iU6 ri U'es
aSh dfHAfHETESnPm 7eyasd i,s: %ii
rf FoR ss sVs oSDS
CLIFTON will readiness Lyme carry TO
New London and Norwich without delay
the above @ O'0a any one % osssb:
TON, Via S SH~pdhT TE As SSf fk s"s
-0s'e-sssST2<s- DENCE--The steamboat LEXINGTON
captain Vanderbilt, will leave from pier No NJ r. foot ~
on "Wednesday afternoon, Nov 49, ococh
~ Passengers for Boston will be forwarded ra.d
cas- imsediaely the arrival Of the LEXINGTON a
BostoH. - =
Freight for Boston viii be forwarded without delay.
for'ur'ner Information inquire on board, or Of
N D. ALI persons are forbid trusting
'ne above boat or owners olldtDIs
60 FOX MIDDLETOWNP POINT,
Chumar. will leave New York from the foot
ofRobnson St Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays touching
al segnines dock, staten Island and Keypert
~ b. Fer the hour Of starting inquire the Barclay
House foot ~ Barclay Wilson J. Hunt West
Fulton sts and Wyekof. Brown Co. log NJ ims
49, - RAIL ROAD LINE FOR BOS-
Sxr,s,uAIrrr1 TON-From Battery Place, NJ r. at a..
clock-Te and from Newport and Provi-
denee Monday, Wednesday and Friday-To aud from
Stonington on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
Freight received ON board until 8 r. NJ
Raj koa Cars will be in readiness Providence sto,
ngon Tor passengers the arrival Of the the
Boston and New York Transportation Co.
~ All Merchandise, Specie, aud Bag gage the risk OF the
owners thereof - = 80
The steamer PROVIDENCE Capt Thayer, viii leave ON
Thursday, NOV Soth, for stonngon jy2s-sm-
III To LETTING dwelling part OF the house corpsr
s;Z Graad and ShsrA head OF at Brs.d
way, near the East River Enquire OF A. Lynch NJ
y Cedar street, from A. NJ. till r. NJ in the evening NJ
lhe premises. n24-lws
AT mONAR(lUr ~, ga gOWERY u oaer.a
Tor sale handsome Hats any ever Offered =,
- the poblic-ight and dur able-warrasted oufur bos
- and wafer proof ss-Sups
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-29

No cs Camp St, New Orleans,
business last SPRING and from extensive
with majority Of the merchants In the
bordering the Mississippi have gres, facilities for dis
posing Of every description ~ merchandise.
AN goods destined for the interior will be prompt
w. and strict attention paid any business with which they
NAV be entrusted
refer TO g. Palmer, c. NJ :. Rowland H. H. Elliott, Esqrs,
New York
Further information may NC had on application tn
ol2wASJls EUsTIS FRkSCOTT, 81 Wster 81.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-29

1- THE proprietor OF this well known esl slment con-
nnes heretofore supply his with the deira
ees OF served the best manner The quality
OH vands lbs very oderae charges evident from
ths1 aenrg patronage whict he public pencd daily
H efforts shall be, as hey have heretofore been
to metst onnuauce and To his house that eru
taien or excellence and accommodation, whch has
ouv \ time main atned. nsln. ~ SwEENv.
SULpUATE OF QUfNiNE-wsrsntea perrecul
- rure
s1lphste and Acct,e Morphne-warsn,ed psre-in.
o. walls
Juube INSTRUMENTATION uaty-n Sand 80 10. boxes
White War-500lbs suitable for retail
SWANS Panaceaat Manufacturers prices, With Spanish
English directions
Medicine CheSts-for shipsor smiies.
whue Skns-Frenct-or pssers, kc-a large s.s-rtnren,
Tonic Mixturc-warras,ed far the fever and sgue
Soda and Sedlir Powders-bv the
with arge NJ Drugs, Chemicals and Fancy
cles, for sac wholesale and retail by
RUsHroN h AsPINwALi,
OF .3mt William street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-29

MECHANICS, EXCHANGE CUM,sArY,s
lVl BANK AGENCY AND DISCOUNT OFFICE, No
% Wall st. New yor-The Company having taken the bank
ing Of Messrs - NJ Alien Co offer their services
buying selling, dscoulng AMI collecting notes and dras
states favorable AMI buying and sell
ling gold silver and uncuren bank generally The
plan which this institution have taken m giving ample security
Into the hands fdnerested gentlemen of reputation and
WORTH have gain "A for the most undoube Condolences
mach their checks drafts the different banks
taken by principal brokers' and pass readily and
the bills Of banks whsh they drawn
nj
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-29

p Yankee Hill is at Baltimore.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-29
Very respectfully YOURS

III. ID. GILPIN, Solicitor Qfhe Treasury.
N WILKINS, Esq, q. s. Anornen Ba!timore.
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T,O THE FAsuiVNArLr. coMaynII }

"a CARD-F WALLIS. having comrlsted The ar
engagements Necessary the opening Of fashionable Hai Is
tsbshment would inform his friends and the
large he s prepared offer for the Inspection
those who honor him with visit az article which he
fondy hopes will be found suited tn their desires.
appearing before Fahonsbls world, 10 manufacture
and provide this essential article of dres and to suit
IN various wants cuarites of Of the
proprietor notns nsble magnitude Of the usdersi ing
but with perfect confidence In the experience he has
derived during many years constant close and practical ap
pcston this particular branch Of the business
For intern qis Of those who chose IN favor him,
the proprietor woui his decided determination to deal
strictly Cak Principal The fsces OF purchasing
the material manufacturing, entireyt would
the judgement ef dccerning public, peegngt
self shall be wanting bts
appreciation of his and engaging
watchfu anticipate lie WON solicit
card unbiased inspection o the goods Of bn producon
An Canes Upbrelss Stocks Gloves brushes
NC. constantly on hand n7-5nt WALLIS. 10 broadway
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-29

NJ r. The large sire cor ba, hotels and stores may
In operation No. - Park Row. " South 2i5 Greenwich
ST. The Paor Stove al my residence, No 10 Front 81 near
the Battery examination they will satisfy the incred
uos they superior TO any article OF the kn ever offer
ell the public. All persons cautioned against
Engagement this patent +. NJ SOUTHwICk, Agent
nlI3taw2ms 1is Broad 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-29
- FINE SHORT NAP NUTRIA, PLATE
CASTOR AND SATIN-BEAvER HATS are an.

FINE SHORT NAP NUTRIA, PLAIH
offered 10 the citizens ef New York new esss-
upon the following terms The price OF all their hats in
long and short maps consisting OF nuiria and plain castor WIN
70 get these hats up with the greatest elegance Of style
finish they VIII not sell except for cash, essa
bished prices rom which they will not devate. In addition,
nearly forty different kads and patterns together with
which try enabled to sell onchird less the usual
prices. HOWELL A co.
o2tJms 12G Chatham, spposite Rocse veit -
I AMPS CHANDELIERS AC.-The Subscriber
- beRs To inform his friends and the public IN
he has received by arrivals Europe
sortnent o the aforementioned articles which
sale unprecedented low prices for cash. Wholesale
tall viz:
Astral lamps, 10 gilt, broured marble, and glass pillars
Mantle do do do do do viii
rich cut glass pans and drops.
Hanging Chandeliers Tor candies from 10 lights
Book lamps, for drawing rooms, from to5
Elegant stand eandeabras, carrying from ghs
Elegant mantle candiesticks, plss and ornamer tai
Hall lamps Tor oil and gas.
Hanging ems lamps, from To lights
Ladies wash tables, elegantly painted In oil cogrs
Ladies gilt buckles. Slides head bands, nc.
Single and double barrel percussion fowiing piece
Dueiling, holster belt - pocket pistols
Plated candestcks, branches, cruet frames
Tea kettles, So,tlesissds. &C ". y. wRgAKs,
s27-3u' ms Fuitep -