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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-28

CtfssTF W.T. o. TnF Eo1Kr MOUNTAINS.
feuafksbc feet. Characteristic II the roauiry west
or the Rocky Moun'sias is the ui,idncss aud equal
W ofihe climate
Thai great mounisin barrier %rcms TO divide the
soniiesn, into different climates even 10 the ssmc
degree II l.ntods. Tie rigofous winters and sul-
~ sasausefs and ell the cspr.oious inequalities u
temperature ptcvaleS, on The Alsn'ic side Of the
rnounisln. are bot ltilo Tel, their de.
clyt,~s. The countries between them and the
Pacide sre blest with miljer and s:esder .enpers-
turr, resembling the climates Of parallel laiitud,s
N knrope. 10 the plains and valleys, bot little
snuw fall, throughout the winter. and usually melis
while falling. II rarely lies On the ground more
than two DAYS at time, except on the SUBMITS OF
the mountains. The winters are rainy rather than
colt The roias Tor FIVE months, fem The middle
Of March, almost uccss,n,. end often accom-.
panied with tremendous thunder and lightning
The winds prcyalcn, at ihis season are from the
South snd Southeast. ahich usually bring rain.
Those from he NORTH aud Souihnes, are the har.
binCcrs of fair weather aud clear sky. The resi-
dne of the year from the middle of March TO the
middle ~ October, 90 interval of seven months, is
serene aud delighlfil. There is scarcely any rain
throughout this time, yet The face Of The country
is kept fresh and yordan, by night deSs, and occa-
slonslly b. humid iogs in the mornings. These
are not considered prejudcial to health. since both
the natives and whites sleep in the open air with
perfect mpuuiiy. While this equable and bland
temperature prevails throughout tie lower coun.
try the peaks and ridges Of the vast mountains
by which il is dominated, covered with per
pe,ua snow. This renders them discernube at a
great distance shining. at times, like bright sum
mer clouds a, other times assuming the most Grinl
ins, and often forming brilliant and striking fea-
lures in the vast landscape. The mid lempera-
ture prevalent through ut the country is attributed
by some TO the succession Of winds from the Pa
rife ocean, extending from latitude twenty degrees
10 al ens, fifty degrees north. These temper the
heat 81 summer, SO that in the shade no one is in
commoded by the Precipitation they also soften
tie rigors Of winter, and produce such moder
ton in The climate, that the inhabitants can wear
the came dress throughout tae year.-hrins >
astoria.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-28

ZnHr -ulisr are inis.rm~l that Mas. sSirH vii o.
- t.ns school IN An saasgs, on INC ia iuesdA, ct
AJrl neat, Ger the ipyfuoicp Of rocre LtptEs " 81
'hs Eagith hsaneh., af Fivcstton. - vel % Nseefa
Ustk Pstnasr. Dsssrtar Ms,ot, TTenoh snd Latin, II
trqve.scL Mns sa,rn h., engaged competent Asss
,auts anil ir'm b'r lons s.pcntnse, and we'll s"osp
quslhcsiion, tisrt no Jeuh, hut" h',' rate 'eho'
vii be kept Ma. : hs, taken The large aud oommod'
tsas. lately occupied by r. &. Royce Eq, IN
Witch she will kecp hrr school sud where large mum
Der 81 Young Lsje, csn be seeommods,ed With Board
sud lcI. isg.
RptlaD,i, March IAN, 1887 IS
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-28
Sap Buckets.
FIRM FOR N.YZE.

YRTE subscriber ofert for sale first rate FIRM "
! ing on the main road, half mile south al the
village Of Rutland, consisting Of NINETY ACRES of
The very beet land under good state of mprov emen, well
wa,eroa, and fenced Also
SEVENTY ACRESof Woop and PAsTvRr Land,
about half mile east ofsaij Fsrm.making together
very desirable situation, mrs' profitable Farm.
WILLIAM mcconnell.
Rutland, March 10, 1887. 10
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-28
\ rAs.eR.rn Ar1rR TY nAssns or rnr NEWS.

\ PARAGRAPH AFTER TBE nANNRE OF TnH SEws-
raFtts. Real estate l. rsiher dull =, present.
The reason u simply the those who own EAST
properly" "hod On, 10 the hope that !, will .'be
better" end those Who wish 10 parchAse bold off "
thinking u viii be wofse."--rhe none, market
il eill ugh, y when It becomes loose, real es.
tate vii 'loos Up md not iiil tbeo. Ergo now
is The lime 10 invest things bong Is bad as pos.
sloe. say ehsnge musi be for The bc,ter--ihouel
very lile ehasgeis looked for soon--money sull
beng essL article 10 Wsll-stree,. snd The fsie d
inierest unparalleled within the memory Of The
Oldest anna bilaat ~, L. Mirror.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-28

n, eonmna heggsf AuibotY is % convinced e
tho s,ii sud 4 ,dsuoss and u sphsisslrE on nc
SIR, o. otter that Vhl,r hhetsl and lied to tsose
Who .f- ~iiltrr 60 aofs, No iottesue', 40 suppl
esisn.. ever pressslcd 90 blgn 10 be'tss singis
sou 90 ihosc y DO ~ouid not hcip ihcmsclvcf.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-28
RUssELL'S CELEBRATED
Salt ishcttm Ointment.

THIS Is unqucs,icnably tho beet aud safest remedy
ever yet offered 10 the public for that obstinate Disorder
SAT- Rtenm. II has succeeded where other means Ia
fued and the fact tina, il has been extensively used by
eminent practitioners speaks volumes in its praise. II is
equally ,hcacous all diseases OF the skin, scaL head
ring worms. and the most inveterae itc sc. &c. Ma.
merou. certificates might DO obtained bu, the proprietor
chooses that fair trial should be the only evidence Of
superior efficacy. Price so cents box.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-28
POETRY.


fs -see.st i.is~t D., - suil q .sshs
fJss p~sA is.s3. ssrv, 10 as's-
~ hefes. ~ hs@ssssa 80 ~ AssAs.
fis<s ne siust iis gfsS'
rsss, ss~n sef - 49, fs.r
To yltbss ~ Msrssct, w.
tss in.irs~~ae.es ssh ssaiuts,a
~ 81 ssssslA ns ~.
rNss fseslsrstss % Als plsur..
uaA s-s-s tsxs ssss ssssse,
Tsss gr-ss .ith hss ispfsilet l,ss~
Hs p-les snA Als ihfsps
Tsr-ea rssFl-Si' sol ease.
Are bid tsrtsfiras W.
~, ib-ss irifs5ers rcsti dsfs
psss'e - pescsfsl rot
Fiss, -stA fais eesnt.cisac.. tsad
What ssosssrhs nstef e.H--
B~tlih. I'D tsHnqssln. ~ nipe.
tisssen, eko,esst ei,t 10 Ssa.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-28

a long ,AOu Storm. The longest snos storm
that ever known in England took place 10 the
year 1914. IL 10 recorded in the register Of the
pAiish q wOton Gilbert, that IL begsn on the 5ih
-Jtn.. and eeniiB0ed TO snow every day until the
l2'h q March. The loss u human ilfs ,ns cattle
vas lmDense.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-28
Found.

'sfALf boz q tobseso,ou the Green Mountain ,urn
IA p'ss, ,e0at half nsie Fast Of a. CRAWLPy,s
Ish' shout tia la Of tia. month The ovr-y e.n
The same 1y Pforisg Prspery sAl paying charge
Ne Holly FEB. u, ,ss7 ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-28
ssELL'3
Vegetable Bilious PILE,
Or MILY PHISIC
OR Family PHISfC

FOR general use in Of Jaundce, morbid scnsbil
iy of the stomach and bowels oss Of appetite iotij
breath, cotyeness Pe., and all diseases arising from
hillary dcrangen,ents, for correcting the state Of
the blood AMI cleansing the system Of foul and vscid HUI
murs These pills mild ca,harc, producing nci
Their pains gripping, and therefore valuable aud
highly approved medicine, and pronounced such
by the most distinguished ,hysicisns.
Each box contains 80 pills.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-28
DOUBLE TRUSS.

TIE DoUSie T',n IL formed by sfhxiDs one end OF
'he steel spring 10 Me centre Of irsaiyerse Bar ION
each cod Of which placed the above de.erib.d 80
ny h' free aud unen.brsssoJ eu.n, the psJ, ga y
BE- 10 the prolspsed parts pa feet ease and
'aiey'~he'ber they situated horizontally or In an Oh
,qus atteuoe from each o'heri and 10 movement Of
the body can dp.ne or ia the least effect Them f,r
,her description deemed unaecs,ary .. IN. ssht.,,
'o'Psei"n has never 10 Iinge iu,Aaee IL led 10 .st,y
even tue mosi preluaiosl q their superior properties,
,"' sale BY DANIELS BELL, Rutland. ".
49, - B.9uo
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-28
Newly Invented Truss.
TIE DOUBLE CONE, SPIRAL SPRING;
TRIISS.

'RECENTLY invented by BEL, FARR. i, now pre-.
~ 'ented TO the public under full conviction that IT
eau be worn with and safety. and with great.
er b.nth TO the Patient Than any other Tru.s now in
use Thee russe'. 50 far Is believed, human gen.
10, cen 60 posses perfect sefsdju'tiug principle
They accommodate themselves to every motion md DO
shion at the body, aud at he time preserve con
siani, Uniform, equs and to the Patient an agreeable
pressure upon The parts TO which they applied The
Pads are iormed Of Wire Spns. bent 10 the shape
Double Cone, with the base eompressed 10 gentle
convex to receive the cushion. This pad aitache 10
sn elastic steel spriug which passes round the body
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-28
"A CURE. FOR THE
T = @ H.

tlo"E FE k inveierate in one hours application
aud no danger from taking cold, by using
DUMPHRIES' ITCH OINTMENT.
This preparation, for pleosonness. safety expedition
ease and certainty, stands urrqied for the
troublesome complaint. II is so rapid well GET.
tam IN rs operation, 10 this dsagreeable disord
most ehectnsily in one hours application only
II does not contain the least particle Of mcrcuryor 9th
er dangerous Ingredient and may be applied with pet
feet safety by pregnant females, children at tn,
breast.
Price 81 l-2 cents I" box, with nple directions.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-28
AMERICAN TRUSS.
JAQUITH,S PATENT.

UIy' WHO Khuw Dv expcTlence The sulei ing
- endured from
HERNIA OR RUPTURE,
VIII set just estimate upon the value OF instrument
Tor the Pcr-st of this doDSerou. complaint The
Piopreiors hazard nothing in asserting that ns,ru-
mont has ever been used for HERNIA perfectly adap-
ted. safe and certain Of cfecting cures.
Cures have been performed by these TRUssEs in four
weeks though aggravated cases, aud oflong stand
log, MAY NOT GENERALLY BE CURED; but in such,
much relief will be given. Recent cases should receive
immediate attention. in order TO nsnre success. trial
earnestly recommended, that their superiority may be
tested
~ Every purchaser has the privilege of returning
this Truss after trial of eight day. if ii does not
For sale by appointment by
1y JAS PORTER. Rut,aad-
And TITUs HuTcHINsoS Jr Wood,LneL N
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-29
General Markets.

THURSDAY, Sept "a, 6P.y.
The sour market today has been rather dull and Tie Ten.
ICY OF prices l. dow1wsrds. Western has declined l2lc-
Of OHIO via Canal took place today ss75; western al
80 We hear OF transactions OF foreign rye at o. also
rel, Ohio VIII, ct received via Cansl,at si75
.aon sales22ooo pair rubber shoes 99a I2c 20 half
Is brandy si.24 200 drums rssns sic eco boxes NJ n
sps sio2! 40 quarter do. d. 52l 55; $50 quarter do
20 3cc 70 Principe segar % 80 a75c; 90 box., al,
a; bales duck $50 yards EACH att olc.-terms cash
NOBLE Sept 22-Llme -; lard ~ f3}c. moasses So
an rork S22 225o prime kis; bacon, hams i3c
Is l2c shoulders sc mackereI s. IL sugar 7a7lc;
hiskry soc.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-29
Coal Market.


THURSDAY, Sept. 90
Our citizens begin last perceive the necessity of taking
business relative repeal foreign coal duty
se hands OF corporation, and managing themselves
tr the Tammany talked and talked about "A memorial
e Congress, but di nothing Then the wings who
roasted much OF good they would do il power yet
Nth all their boasng they have left the they found
In these circumstances learn that petition Congress
rec from the people, has been drawn up aud lying
evera places for signature This trust will
fedefect MEANWHILE numbers If househoders uncertain
% the issue of this application. forming associations
e purpose Of purchasing domestic coal by the CARGO which
ho fail to be attended with the most beneficial consequences
Of these associations has already laid in supply
tanhracite broken and screened at $3.50 per cha
aon Two ship leads purchased Philadelphia for So
hadron, freight 81 IS and Is for incidental charges
aAing the stated third cargos expected the
rms, and is contemplated to bring it in future from the
sdng place direct to the city, by which there will be
derable saving Were citizens generally TO follow
IS pan they might render themselves entirely independent
the coal Spectators, who determined asae
high price which tsey have with accord affixed tina,
ice
We understand that the which alude
making arrangements to obtain supply Of provisions tke
ame plan, which they easily do without being obliged
purchase from the bacbcrs, and Others the
brilliant They will thus have ali the articles of the
FIRST necessity at the original cost without being
pie any authority whatever for what they do. Isstead
|f paying Ia GEMS for pound Of beef, they will have il
pr 10 supposng they purchase their cat
necessity Of DOING they buy from the grazer with
at sujectng themselves nFssit in any quarter By
suing this course-purchasng from the wholesale
'nlhey win have provisions per cent cheaper
q they are al p-eseRt
coal dealers alarmed at the proce edngs OF these
Is lave been endeavoriag by all OF
satagem, TO defeat their But they have been
ed, AMI learn that the committees of manage
epoio be diverted from their purpose by any trick an
dealing un Ter hich foreallers and ndea
disguise their interested views Similar attempts are ex
o. the part the butcher This fraternity are APP allied
idea Of being eprved OF their immense profits and
like the coal Dealers employ every IN power
reven this Here, hsweyer their exclusive privileges will
avail them. The corporson laws, disyraceiul our
~, wholly inapplcasle these associations nor can
the ccanery of the bar invent plea that enreneh
the exercise OF their al rights Go on, fellow
Almighty reform called Tor in rkets aud Il i
TO effect this II is In vain expect relief from
city Authorities Gorged with wealth. and inflated with
athorty icy are utterly regardless of your
sgs Use then, the means Of redress your hands lie, the
every ward follow example Of the associations
ready 10 operation, and thus render
.peculaors, tor siailers AMI monor differs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-29

will be observed this curious statement taken from
The reported specie exports published in the New York
papers Now the Treasury tables appesrs official
export period only about Setting aside
the "moonlght" export biz of southern poetry highly
probable that the remaining daylight export the
Truth Ia fact the Treasury statements specie
concerned may be deemed and taken 10 Treasury e
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-29


GFsmsl ceange, such hings siIoences ten and FIVE
ceot pieces viii be givea in exchange gsl aaves
ter dollars Apply AT the desk efths office. s29Il
OF TIE FRIENDS or II sNRY STORMS.-At crow ied
ay the 9Th nstaEt the pre
ylons evening by meeting held the house Iegee,
Fulton Market Mr Daniel Aim called chair and
Alfred Ludlow appointed secretary.
passed the previous evening having
Mr. D Wnshp, chairman, an! Mr. CT appel
mlnatnS General Henry Storms the Office az the
city aud gDy OF New York being called for read and
unanimously approved Of The meeting then addressed
by Henry d. western, Esq eloquent address some
engt On notion committee ot five appointed 10
tire ana dram resolutions and the following
reported by The commee, aud unanimously adopted by
meeting
ResoIved, That the privilege an independent
OF ~ and hon. candidates or office, the highest
rights OF the citizen.
Resolved That in the nomination Of Henry storms TO the
ONCE o. sheh, we present ued upright and faithful
servant OF he reCpc and that ell the civil the military
Resolved. That unite proc Of orr can
dda'e ami that ayte Fellow citizens large ain
was then, notion ordered that ee OF three be
appoHted by the chair To call eetngs and take such other
proceedings rs may be deemed
OF candidate. And the chairman appointed Henry NJ
western, Cbr.tiaD Curther and Tired Ludlow an
proved Of by the meeting II then, notion resolved
that The ocesdings Of the be signed
and secretaries, and shcs Ia he morning and evening pa
papers DANIEL AIM Chairman
A. LupLow l,,
H. y. WARNHakrR s2oIt.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-29

Wednesday 27,h inst, John Carey,a native Of Fermoy
cork ireland. aged 90 years.
friends OF ,he family are respectfully invited TO attend
era this afternoon half past O'Clock, from bis late
lce, No. 7lBayard street. corner OF Mott
Tuesday, ash lost, Frederick Henry OF Frederick
gareita ~. Keeler, aged years aud months.
imore on Monday, 25th inst, Joseph Hook Sen, IN
ear OF his age, soldier Of the revolution
Orleans On the i4lh inst, Henry rhscker of the
Ihach,r Brush, New Orleans, late Of Newark, N.
10 years.
a,or, Fauquer county Va, on ID, 18Th inst, Captain
Payne, IN his SD year.
Jew Orleans, The 18th inst, Francis Jenkins, aged ~
nd on te sh his brother George =. Jenkins aged ~
s. 9th Of this city
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-29

o. Tuesday, as inst, by The Rev. Henry Hagbt, r. Daven
Davis Of Greenwich, Conn n Louisa, daughter Of the
rte Walter Peck, Of this city.
on Tuesday, 20h inst ut Straord Corn, by the Rev
seoree G. shepherd John Wesley, OF this city, Ann r. Oh
nd, OF STAFFORD.
Philadelphs, on Tuesday, by the Rev. Mr. May, Abra
B. Clark, New York. 10 Isabella, daughter OF the late
ony Myers, OF that city.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-29
THEH Az .AUcTIoN-JAs. NJ MILLER l

9I1EM ~ AUCTJON-JAS.M MILLER *
q will sell on Thursdsy Oct s. Immediately after The
'neon lee Cos ~ the store 81 Thomas smu!
IA Ferry a. $50 sides sole leather. together with
OF harness and upper leather and calf skins, 6nished
r. he rough. Terms cash. s2p1ws
me NV YOaK RACES, OVER THE UNION
/, oounSn oes,n on tuesday next, October 3d. and
continue three dsy Or each days race the Cars or the
ing Island Rail Road WI leave South ferry for the Race
Id al Holland ~ oclock-and RETURNING y leave the
III al 5l-5-asd 5o'ecck, NJ sgo.sts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-29
A Inuscnents.
V ENING will be per-

Dark rhEATh s;.-THls EVENING viii be per
DAMON AND PHYTHIAs-DamoD. M. Forres.-Mermion
To conclude with DEEP. DEEP sEA-AmpAsri,e. Mrs.
vernon-Nepiuae, Dir. Richings.
Boxes s@P e IS cents a. 0el0c'
A hH DiSSAEEoRp'ss bESEFIT,IerH MS EVENING
DAMON PYTnIAs-Damon, Mr.. J. r. scos,-Fythas, Mr.
M ss RIcE ss JIM Glow M; Se p Sar new eu
After which, the GRENADIEis-Capt Doughty, Mr. jamie
To eoae'ude with The OLYMPIC DEVILS; Or, orphsu and
Eurydice-orpheus, charming musician, Mrs Gibbs
before O'Clock. Boxes IS cents-Pi,, s7i-calery, IS
NHHTaoNA wIIscK k Ef HIer S,sts
KING LEAR-Kng Lear, Mr.. vandenhoa-c ordeiu, Miss
TO eoac,ude w.h, NY NEW WIFE 4 NY OLD UNI
Doors open cs-feromance begin at74.
EiSANs THEATaSE..--THiS Ev ENING viii
INFANrtciDE-Th principal characters BY Mr. and Mrs
r. commence with TWENTY YEARS LABOR LOST
Eber!e-Mad. Kabri Mrs Eber.e.
~ Doors open at 7-performances Il
hvaN,Nd viii re- psrSm nsi to "a"
SPRING AUTUMN Sir Adam Contest Mr. Jones-Lady
Aier which, the BEAU IDEAL-James, Mr. Gaes-Jesse
Amer ~hieh The wsAtTEaMAN-Tom Tug, Mr.. Edwin
TO conclude with GRETNA GREEN-JenLins, Mr. Gates
Betty FiDnikn, Mrs. Maedcr.
~ Boxes 30 cents; Pit, Is cents.
Doors open at past 6 the performance will commence
past O'clock
NEW YORK HACEs-UNIDN CUR Ne
WIZ commence on Tuesday, Sd October and
tinue three days.
First Day-Sweepstakes nile heats, subscribers
Same day, Purse S3c0-two mile heats
Sesnd Day-Purse $500, three mile heats. Same day,
purse 500 mile heats.
Ihrd Day-Purse $1,000 four mile Same day purse
800, mile heats. ALEX. L. Bolts,
SO dtOj DAVID H. BRANCH
CATLIN'S IN DIAN GALLERY opess Tor exhi-
~ bon this evening, the 25th inst in the Lecture
week There will be several hundred portraits exhibited
well splendid specimens OF costume paintings of their vii
lagos Dances buffalo huats religious &C. collected
by himself amongst the widest tribes in an
from this of Mr. be
all of these exh bions giving illustrations and explanation,
the form of lecture and desirable all visitors will
be IN and seated at hall past that they may whole
cole ction
Two evenings win be a course-Monday and TUESDAY
wednesday and Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Admission
10 zach % cents s25 lwA
Tickets procured Sexas exchange Office in Cedar
street at Coyers gliding etak shment, 294 Broadway
LNXHlBl, OF DaVlNPOtl,s ELEC-
II TROMAGNETIC MACHINERY, Barclay street, OPP
Pose the Asor House. and adjoining the American Hotel
Open daily from 10 10 s.
Single tickets 80 monthly tickets not 81
For sale al the door and at the principal hotels.
bJEVENING Exhibon.-At the request Of several fam-
lies ana 10 afford the ladies an opportunity OF behelng this
wonderful discovery the propreors VIII give evening ex
hibon from half past TO O'clock, and after The 9th Sep
TENDER inst, uat further notice. s25 linz
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-29
HIS ERIrAsSIc MAJEsry's CONSULATE, !

NJ IN conc,r,ny ,,i,I : iUIh, tn, way Ia5I
th state on the 1st day of April last entitled Act To re-
guac the powers and duties of Public Administrators sur
rogates relative to the property loregners
Notice IS hereby given that and after this the pro-
perry and effects Of all subjects of His Majesty who may die on
tser way TO- or IN this city nesatc property ard effects
arriving In this state placed under Office and
not under that OF the public The
IN consequence herso requests notices
toore sent 10 the public administrator
where information effects 81 any subjects OF
his Majesty shah at all times be furnished without any or
charge whatever. - ~ =
The he alth officer and others the quarantine are
iuy requested To make their atoms this Office
where all expenses connected herewith will be paid
mrI53tawtf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-29

II FRANKLIN THEArRE.-we entered this establish
mpt last evening 10 witness the performance of Master
Luke Of whom ruch already has been ad great
satisfaction found that he had been overraed
formed Richard The Third, Sailor, and S-lo a 4. Payirni
10 truly astonishing His violin play ng defes dee
ciIuon We uncrt,nd that he sh nly leaves Tie civ On
ue"trna expedite 10 the south Mr. q. Rice appeared
e sans evening" being his second appearance in the
opera oi oh Hush" lie ,yery ke the figure frn of
Mr. ~ Rice, and has I'll the qualifications Of that gentleman
Tor The seero Characters, and only little practice and
.sme original pieces to place him par with his brother
We canno do less than of the best things
ever We must forget that the children nm
deIe tuition o MI W Luke 'cqntted Themselves very well
ad parc sarly = Cannon, who played Lady An,
Luxe good general and knows how for benefit
s2D-it-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-29

Ne ICE-The proprietor Of the wsveriy Line, nov rpn.
ming night line ~ twelve Omnlbusses from Greenwich
through Lsght 81 ana Broadway, will convey passengers TO
the Park and National Theatres, and aso visit IN attendance
cents t&R
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-29
GutIfOvd roips.
MARINE PAVvV.ION.-Thisa delightful summer A.,

MARINE PAvIL1Or.-This delightful sumrerts
Iva treat INV open cr the reception Of company for the
Bene situated directly board renders this
place very healthy Voc stion also pleasant situation,
wkere abundance ~ fcsd be had. sIso
bathing.
Tc~nsei per day 81 per week The bar well stocked
with choice wines sahiing corlmodods
~ b. Carriages vsfness all times upon The
Of te steamboat New Haven convey directly
to the Point. aui2 6w- RiCHARD WELD.
COPAKTNERSH1PH OTICE-Tbs subscribers
~ give notice hs, they have formed connection IN Tai
lorng business under The hn Of Isaac H,ypes Co No
60 Fulton where all articles n The absve line may
the most favorabls terms =. X. HEAD
s8G ISAAC " HAYNES.