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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-02


- AND ANTtBiiiOvS PILLS.-The proprietor Of this
article several since offered e public confident
apology viii be found for doing having witnessed
IN the course Of years practice the injurious effects
drastic, purgatise medicines, family pill indies
crmnatey used Ivy those engaged IN literary pursuits
habits and especially feeble, delicate females The cha
rscer OF these pl for superior mnes, tproducing
tc evils OF the medicines above referred hpen
eblbed and tho proprietor has the satisfaction Of finding
medical Of the first standing i. the community
well n others, who duly appreciate them. lending
nd IN bringing the article into geserei will be
the names suhjoined to this article
Dr. Phnney wsuld refer to of the respectable
ind vdnas in the country. who have used these Pills in their
families for many years. and highly approve Of them The
following letter DIR Phnney received from benjamin Knower
ESD, Of Albany, several years since.
Having suffered for some time with imlgcsl@s and naiuen
cy,i Masadvised TO try DR. phnney's AnDyspepic Bill
ous Pills, aud after using them for time, prepared
ration 81 any article the kind have and what
Of great importance tey occasion sickness
stomach procuring FULL free, and satisfactory discharges and
leaving the bowels IN natural condition And the
checrfuly recommend their all who Of bilious habits
need excellent fmy medicine, in consideration of the
high standng OF the proprietor IN the community ame,cel
BElsJANIN kNOWER.
Albany, April 1885,
Rst;rences Nerc York City
Barnabas Bates, ESQ. Mr. Samuel r. Tis,lale,
Mr.. Augustus Cornwall, Mr. Robert Foger
Mr.. William w. Macy.
For sale the propretors Agency for New York city, Hop
pers Pharmacy, 36i Broadway, Of Franklin street.
Price ~ cents per box. my3i6meod
Ma ONS.-Just received, supply OF Marks
coli Tbrya offs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-02

MEDICAL hJD-Oficc removed to No. 100 Chatham
lVI Il, near PearlDR VIM EVANS long experience and
extensive practice in the OF Dyspepsia Worms and
all diseases arising from functional arrangement in the
mach nesines liver Kidneys and bladder, and associate dit
gesve have secured him the favor and confidence
the public In tina above maascs, DR. Evans
mode Of treatment the unhappy sufferer health and
DR. WIN. EVANS.
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NEEWXyr To SEIS IN, lIFS s INsTkANGT n

Money VIII be received In deposit by the Company
IN trust upon which interes, viii be allowed follows;
Upon any sum over 500, rredeemable for year.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-02

ITO THE UNFORTUNATE.-HUN RED
DROP.A snglebot II this nfaI BILE remedy @ venceal
disease wheR used directed has been und every
effect a safe speedy fail, a.
uowedeed be The safe easy cue tsat
discovered does roqure diet
sito be obtained oily al the Office Division Aavice
lraf d al M
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-02

Ma ns, ONs.-Just received, supply OF Marks
WI celebrated colored Toys They offered trade
j1I G. SHEPPARD, ise Broadway
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THE MAMMOTH CHEEsE tAHNI r. X
ftIBBINs a. MAS. LATE ULiNEivS rAsniUNA
NJ BILE HAIR CUTTING ROOMS, No. 50 Nassau

~ BILE HAIR CUTTING NOONS NO. % Nassau street
corner OF Maiden Lane.
announcing the public generally they beg leave TO
that they have always superior assortment OF French per
Soaps Brushes &c oi the frst manufacture. Likewise
Gbbnss Raypootana, Indian Cream, for preserving the
growth of Hair and removing the dandru', that well
known be the destroyer o the Human Hair The
Of the fine comb injurious, produces an Inflammation
the head which accumulation. Also Wigs,
Toupees, Scaps &C. of the maSuacure
taken, deceive the closest Inspection. m2T-lm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-02

VINHE sIsckGHA Nj; Ok .'KAC sfsA Al
Il COUNTANT-Beng series OF mercantile accounts, ~
merchant Introduced into business, and carried
through is vicistue both prosperous and adverse;
single and partnersh business, with an merchants
Journal The principles drawn from actual experiences To-
which added tables ~ moneys weights, and Of
commercial world Fifth edition. by Thomas H. Goodrich,
Just received and for sale the trade on ~
tail ve.y low by c. SHEPARD, lS9 Broadway.
ala
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-02

A CARD.-WM ii. ACKERMAN respectfully informs
IN his friends and the public that he has IN connection with
hs Steam Confectionery at 3o Grand street. between Chy
lie Forsyth streets added splendid saloon The style In
which is furnished and the superior exceency OF bis zee
wines and other refreshments, cannot be surpassed IN
any other establishment in the city. -
W. H. pledges himself that his Saloon shall he conducted
and orderly that every at
shall be paid the accommodation Of those who viii
favor him with a visit. my4mF
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-02

~ tce, day night by Peter Burnett 81 9Th Fine
healthy Swedish leeches exclusively used for sale Refer
euces-Dr Van Rensselaer, DR. j. w. Francis, Dr. Bliss, DR..
Washington, DR. IIerrioi, DIR. Bancker, &c.
~ Is. Where children required to be eeched the above
eeces bite instantly that parents need not fear extra
xnff,rna IN their children icI.3m
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-06-22
ITEMS;

SMALL-Pox.-We are sorry 10 learn (says
The ~ T. '""'ier Fnqurer,) that his Erayfm
aud 7 ightfm disease j. very prevalent among
he lower ca's IN this tt,.
A CAPrUaE.-We have adyces from New
Orleans that The Texan schooner Tom Toby has
ca. 'nred the M4xic,u merchant brig Phenx and
sent her "io Galveston bay. The T.. T.. hnd
gone in pursuit Of another Mexican brig. bound
for Spain. with Ss0, 900 on board
An express slip from the Office Of the Charles
ton Mercury, mentions report, that Gen. Jack.
SON has c"'h. hr, viii letter N fav6r Of "a Uni.
ted States Bank. II is probably his scheme of n
Treasury bank, of which he gave hint several
years since. II is too late for Gen. Jackson TO
think Of remed>in the mischief he has done.
Meun'er, who was convicted by the French
ha"'ber Of Peers Of IN attempt to n.sas.nale
Louis Philippe. has chosen New Orleans as hi.
place OF residence during his period Of banishn,en,
| The tnverns and boarding houses in New York,
it is said, have hut few customers. There were
never 80 few strangers in the city at this sedson
Of the year,
! The Rev William llugue, Pastor of the First
EaP'ist Society in Boston city. has accepted a
call from the Firs, Baptis, Church, Providence
Phllads'phia papers state that the ship Of the
line Pennsylvania will lie ready Tor launching 10y
the Fourth Of Juiy-but whether she VIII be
launched at that tin,, rs ye, undecided
II Is estimated III some 800 firms have .us-
pended payment in New.York, holding upwards
Of hundred millions worth Of property.
Cotton Factory was burnt at Windlran, Conn.
on Monday night. The LOSS is estimated n,
$40, 900.
Mdshpmen Charles Hunter and George
". Tottcn, of this town, have passed their
examination before the late board of Com
missioners, convened in Bal,imorr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-06-22
4 H-cortesromdrn .rhe-Prnrrtr ncrr.I .,nr,.

N-c0respouden of-the- -rruvrdr rurs'
nal in n notice Of the ordination of Rev. Mr..
Brooks, as Pastor of the Unitarian Congrcga-
,ioral Society Of this place, remarks as fol.
lows -
The Sermon by DR.. Drazer, was n highly
finished aud able discourse, every way wor-
thy of hi. reputation as n scholar and divine.
The subject was, the claims of religious in
Siltntions upon tic respect attachment. and
generous support Of the community. We
were glad To hear so fnrcible an appeal in
their behalf, urged with snch "A calm yet earn
est spirit and sustained BY such uciylIty ar.
gnmrntS and most tclicitous illustration.-
Many parts Of The discourse were very richly
wrought; and alt"grilier, it was one which
was rmincntly calcaatrd to oppose IN the
minds ol tho audience, that tendency towards
II neglect and drsrrtion Of institutions most
intimately connected with the highest welfare
of men and States, Which is thought by many,
to be- among the Oldest signs Of the times.
The Charge by DR.. Channing, was a most
happy and forcIhIc address to the young pas
tor, urging upon him in a language and tone
which opetea The deep fountains Of the soul .
the duties of lis responsible office. Every
heart must have responded to the lofty spirit
which pcrvadcd it. 1T was indeed good and
Wholesome, both for pastor and people for in
all lis directions to the former, the relative
obligations Of the latter seemed To stand out
in quite as bold relief II was strongly mark
cd by that fearless and independent thought
and expression which arc so conspicuous in
writings and character Of this distinguished
disihe. Would every nun who speaks rs all
ambassador Of Christ, follow the injunctions
Al. - -. A l.
disgraccd by that time serving regard to con.
siderations Of mere personal popularity, which
it sometimes exhibits.
/, The prayer of ordination was solemn and
impressive. The Right hand OF Fellowship
was delightfully."- tender and afflctionatc and
with the address to the people, which was in
tended to show them their corresponding OBJ
legations to sympathy md co-operation with
their pastor, was well fitted to relieve the al
most oyerpowcring burden which the previ-
ods services seemed to lay upon thcttI.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-06-22
MARINE ~
LIST MTs
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVALS.

Sunday, June isM.-Brig Cadmus, Tucker,
from Piciou, IN. 81 for Pro, itcnce.
Scho6ncrs Marine, Wallace, from Chcrryf field
for d0.
Brandywine. from z. City IN. CO. for do.
Franklin Greene. Waite, from Savannah, with
Signr ana Coffee to the u.ast.r
Concord. Carr, R0m Havana with Molasses to
Geo. Engs.
Sloop Eagle, Co1zcns, from Kingston, Coal
To Geo. Knowles.
Ar 18th, ship Audlcy Clarke. Paddock, from
Pacific Ocean, with 1900 hbls. sperm oil. Spoke
of Jarvis Island Dec 22d, ship Henry Astot,
Rawson, Of Hudson, l6 months out, 700 bbls
bound to New Zealand; jan 9th, of NuvacoO, b,
ship Mary, Coffin, Nantucket, ~ months out
$50 bbls. 3ih, Braganza, BAKER, New Bedford
81 months out, 1860, had experienced a hur-
rcane a week before, in which she lost head.
sone Of the sails. and 4 boats; had spoken days
before the gale, Nautilus, New Bedford, 100
bbl. Sailed from Vavacoo Jan. 10Th. in CO.
with ship I,owdnch, Ra;hsdell, Bristol, q months
out. i5O-Spoke on Brazil Bank, March i2th,
Chrice, Clarke, New Bedford, 100 VIII. SO sp
1871. Albion, Hathaway, FaWhHven, 1901, had
spoken 2 days previous, ship Margaret. " icox.
OF Newport, 2 whales. Capr Hathaway, OF hip
Stcphanic Of New Bedford. left sick, hsd recov-
cred aud took passage in the Herald.
Tuesday. 2sh.-Sloop Express, Gardiner,
from New York, with merchandise TO sundry
persons.
sch'r. Increase, McClihtock. from Middls,own
for Boston.
CLEARED.
sloop Moses Eddy, Child. Providence.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-06-22
NOTICE.

A Monthly meeting of the Young Mems
Temperance Society, viii be holden Mt the
School Room in Marlborough street, three
doors east Of the Methodist Chapel, on Mon
day evening next, at Z o'clock.
A punctudi attendance is requested, MS
lecture will be delivered by one of the men,
bers. Jutie AZ, 1887.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-06-22

ORDISATI6S At TIvERroN, II. I.--On
"Wednesday, 3lst nit. Mr.. Alexander Milne
was ordaincd to the pastoral cure of the Sec
ond Bap,is, Church in Tivcrton, X. ]. The
services were MS follows: Reading the
Scriptures and prayer by Rev. Mr. Morey Of
TMerton; Sermon by Rev. A. Bronson Of Fall
River: Ordaning prayer by Rev. r. Slsde
of Somerset; Charge by Rev. +. Milne, ia
thcr of the candidate; Righ, Hand ofFcllow.
ship by Rev. Mr.. Ross Of Newport; Address
to the church and congregation by Rev. u.
Tubey of Bristol; Concluding prayer by Rev.
Mr.. Smither Of Tiverton; Bencsicton by the
pastor elect
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-06-22
Married.,

On Monday evening last, by the Rev. Mr.
Freeman, Mr.. Charles Lawton. 10 Mis-. Sarah A.
Brown, daughter Of Mr.. John Brown all OF this
town.
Al Ncw-York on "Wednesday evening last, by
the Rev Mr. Smith, Mr.. Jotrr f.. BigIcy, ior,nsr-
ly Of this town. to Miss Phebe Amelia Williams,
daughter OF Richard :. Williams, Esq Of New
York.
At Amherst, Seth Terry, Esq Of Hartford. to
Miss Hannah shepherd, daughlcr Of the late Rev.
Mase Shepherd, Of Liule-Compt"n.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-06-22
IMPORTANT QUERIES.

What was the first bank, that stepped spc-
Gle payments?
A Government Bank, the agricultural" in
Mississippi
Whnt was the second?
A Gopersment Bank, "the Planters" also
in Mississippi.
What was the Mi4d?
The DRY Dock" also n Government Bank,
in the city Of New York.
What was tho fourth?
The "r1echanics' Bauk," pet in the
city Of New York also.
Thus commenced the ball Of irrcdeemable
currency.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-06-22
From the N. Y. Commercial Advertiser.

= An interesting trial took place at Lowell
on "Wednesday Or last week, be fore the Su.
prcme Judicial court. The prisoners were
Michael Moneyhon and Michael Whalan,tw
boys, the elder l3 and the younger 10 years
old, Tor arson, in burning the films house in
Cambrdgcport, on the 29lh July, 1886. The
punishment for the offence is death. The
children arc both orphans and foreigners.-
They pleaded guilty, sentence wns not re-
corded, and council was assigned them. The
Jury were out some hours. but could not n
gree, and were discharged. They will Of
course be :ried again.
Since the above was in type the following
has come to hand.
| N YouTRFGL CoNvICr.-Moneyhon and
! Whaylan, the two boys whose trial for arson
at Lowell ne noticed day or two since,
have been again tried and the former was
convicted. Whaylnn was acquitted on the
ground OF extreme youth. Sentence Of death
was pronounced upon Monyhon, late on Fri
day night, in the presence Of a numerous and
deeply affected auditory--but his own bearing
was that Of tho utmost indifference. lie is
but l3 years old.
! One of these youthful convicts, it appeare,
was acquitted on account Of rri,rme youth. -
But the other, his elder only by three years,
is triedby jury, (aftef Pleading guilty to the
chargc,) found guilty, and condemned to be
hung. What necessity there was for trying
the boy aNer he plead guilty, we cannot i'm
dgine-hor can We conceive any good rea-
son why the boy of l3 was not acquitted as
well as the boy Of 10 years Of age, upon the
same grounds. No person can for q moment
believe that either of them was aware of the
cnormity Of the crime they had committed
The indifference said to have been exhibited
by Moneyhon when sentence Of death was
pronounced upon linn, is to our minds evil
dcnce not of hardihood, but Of his entire un-
consciousness of the situation he was placed
in. Ills punishment must be commutcd.
A slight accident happened to the new steamer
Kingston, Capt. Potter, on Saturday last, abou,
four miles up the river from this place, which
caused her to lose one or two trips. She ha.
sin e been repaired, and is now in good running
order. better boat, " i,h better captain, don
run in these waters.
TnE FLooD.-The Baltimore Patriot states
that "a lives were already ascertained to have
been lost in consequence ofthe food.
About fifty private dwellings, and two hun
drcd stores were destroyed or damaged, and
the goods nearly ruined.
A correspondent Of the Philadelphia
| Herald estimates the number of cows, hogs,
horses, &c. drowned, at about 500.
Snow SroRM.-The Boston Centincl Of
Monday says that n gentleman Of that place,
in the course of short excursion, encounter
ed snow storm on Friday last, near the
boundary line between Lincoln, S"abury.pnd
Acton. The snow for n short distance was
six inches deep on the level, and in hollow
where it was blown in, a foot deep.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-06-22
June 8.
LOST OK MusCARKIED,


4 LETTER was placed by William y.
"A Loving, Esq. in the Post Office ~
Brownsville, Tennessee, on or about the 27tIt
May, 1886, directed to the subscriber a. New
port, r. Island, containing the lsi, hand halvcS
Of Five One Hundred Dollar notes of The
Bank of the United States, dated and pun''
Lered as folows:-
One for SIoo, l.. l. daseS J 4lh March, 1929 o1
1927, payable at St. Louis.
One for 800, q. 1874, dated sth Juns, 1887
payable at Natchcz.
One for 500, N. 2I2, dated oe,b Dee. 1887
payable at Natchez
One for 500, N. 52s, dated Sd April, isssI
payable at Nashville.
One FOR 500, p. 57l. tatef lst May. 1887
payable at NIjoile!
Said Letter has never reached its dcstins'
;ion.-Al persons are cautioned against re+
cevng the n5ove described notes, ss spplf:
cation will be made to the Bank by the siRr
scrIber, to whom they belong, for payment
DANIEL TISDALE;
Newport, r. T. kBrh 20, 1892. BIN.
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Died,

In this town on Monday ,norning last. John,
only aud interesting child Of alr. John Henderson,
aged years.
At Kingston, on Sunday last, VIM. p. Newell
Esq. Attorney, at Law, aged about so wears.
At the Newport Asy lurr on Sunday last, Mr..
Thomas Connolly, native Of Ireland, uged l6
years.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-06-22

Late news from Europe confirm the ac-
eourts received of the dreadful effects Of the
earthquake on the shores and ISLANDS border
mo the eastern part Of the Mediterranean !;
many villages were destroyed-.9 I'D thousands
ofIiycs lost. Half Of the little island Of San
torinc, which is said to have owed its exist
ence to n volcanic eruption, has completely
disappeared By which or 5000 lives were
lost.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-06-22
[ [Erom Tie NaiionaL InteLlig,ncer.

1t gives us great pleasure to he able to
state that n highly res pectable and intelligent
officer, in whom every reliance may bc plac.
cd, and who has long been stationed at Tam.
pa Bay, writes from that pns'. under date OF
24th of May, that the Indians are coming IN
rapidly, and hr Scls assured that the whloe
Seminole nation will embark for their new
homes during the summer.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-06-22

Court Of Probots, .Ntwport, Jrne sth, 1881
rHNliE commissioners on the Estate cf Job, g.
q Lyon. late Of Newport, dec presented ,ieH
report Of claims allowed against said s.iats;- =.
] 1t is ordered, thht the same bS 1sseivedI anil
the consideration thereof referred to a court OF
Prabate TO be holden nj the State House in New
port, ..H ." Gs nf., Monday ys; n 'u,y net .s
by publishing COW of ihis c-I!7r ;..,ree seysrni
times, in the Herald cfMe Times. for all pe'S
son, interested to appear at said thine and pls, y
a...6 ts astis
true copy-witncss.
D. B. ROWLAND, Prob elk!
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BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION.

IaaES DAY, June ID.
SEVEN THOUSAND DOLLARS EOR
TWO AND "A HALF.
=, Deiaware. Er. Class 25,
10 be drawn This Day, June 90,
Capital 7,000-Tickets 9 SO.
Literature. Glass 25,
10 be drawn Friday. June %.
Capital s6 o00-Tickets So.
Virginia. Lessburg, Class /.
j" b. drawn Saturday, June %.
Capital 3o.204.-The holder Of the Capital
will receive $50 600 Nc;,.-Tickets SIO
Grand Consolidated, Class 26.
To be drhwf Monday, June 26,
Capital :2o, ,000-Tickc,s So.
Dtlnoare, Class &C,
To be drawn Tuesday, June 81,
Capital 81 .000-Tickcts So 50.
Marylsnd st. Glass I3,
To be drnwrrW cdnesday, June 2s,.
2Capi;als ofa 900 eacii.-Tickets 81.
Tickets and shares for sale by
3. 3. MOVES,
1877 l-2 Thames. 81.
Orders enclosing cash or prize Tickets, fnl
Tickets IN any Lotteries, under the manage.
menf of M"ssrs. ID. $. GREGORY & Go. pune
tual!y attended to if addressed as above.
June 90.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-06-22
MEMOR.1ND.4.

Sch Agnes. Swe.ey, Of this port, was OF Ba'-
timore 18th, from Sc Augustine.
schr. Warsaw. Burdick, Of this port. cleared
At New Orleans 7,h, for Tampa Bay.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-06-22

Commissioners and Executors Notice.
Vl,HE subscribers having been appointed
Il Commissioners 10 receive and examine
the claims against the estate of Benjamin
Lawton, late of Newport, dee. Hereby give
notice that they will meet for thst purpose at
the house of Mr. jonathan T. Almy, on the
last Saturdays Of June, July aud August, at
3 o'clock p. NJ.
e.; 4: S;s!;i: I H:.;:; :.s:; S:.s.''' =; c'""'
All persons indebted to said estate are re-.
duested to make immediate payment to
SAMUEL u. LAwros, r..
CHARLKs LAwToN. H' '''
Newport, June 5. 1897. June %.
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BASK ETS, BASII ETS.

a Ill. who have accounts with J. r. Newton
IA n Co. will confer n favour hy pa, ing all
or part, rs We are particularly in want Of funds
June 22.
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PEOPLES LINE.

PEOPLES LINE.
Fare from Newport, $3.50, and fonnd.
N.e. THE steamboat Lcx-
/ IN inG,on.Capt Vanderbilt,
| ESSr-2 Se-2 will leave Newport on
'AAf.s'<s Monday afternoon, June
26lh at 6 o'clock, for New York.
The Hour for leaving Providence is fixed
nj ! o'clock, ON the arrival of the afternoon
carr, and New York at 5P. NJ.
o. The Lexington will arrive Mt New
York, in time for passengers to take the Phil
ndclphia or Albany Boats on the anne morn
ing.
N. B.-Newport and New Bedford passen-
gers can be accommodated with Bcrths in
this Boat, by applying the day previous to
her leaving.
For further information, enquire of II. e:
BREwsrrR, No. ], Colonnade Row, Newport
June 90.