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The herald., 1837-03-09

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Brig Factor Young Mansans days, with mahogany
Bs Aamant Ginn Nansan, Cuba. days, with mahogany
Brig Angus a, Pomersy. savannah sday., to order.
sig oyclla, smith, New Haven II days With mdze to A.
sch John Hughes Mumod, Ncwbcn, ca days, with cot
Ws. ssh virginia asy. VIII wood ;, to %s.e,
!, Sen, CO. .ib nsese .ess B i for New York '"''
sch LIMOS Barrymore, Philadelphia days. with ndze to
sci Commerce Robinson Milton. Del, days, with
BELo&-Psekst ship France Willard, Jan IL, with mdro to
J. j. Boyd and abnss'
The .chr Texan Marska Of Easpo from New York, for
Philadelphia with cargo o mdze, capszed Friday
ing Marchs O'Clock of Bombay Hook capias, crew. asd
pilot were OF the by Capt ca~on Of soop
Alfred and were landed In Delaware city, March ., A. NJ
TIE packet ship Pennvana Smith for Liverpool s detained
until II O'Clock. A. NJ this day, BY the weather.
Brg from Capt Hepburn, cf the ship Nile,
arrived this morning from Buenos Ayres that the bns Ea Of
Now York December last by nkins against unken
rcck OF Point psdas oil and hoate1 TO the
roadspa Of her cargo was saves M damaged state W
one of the plo beats The lumber with which she partly
loaded kept from sinking and she was finally carried to Bue.
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FOREIGN PORTS
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Ca Haytien Feb iaBrr oriribb otis, or New Tok, 10
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Cooprr nsd ABBY, NJ suteh oil unc.
MessIpa, 2iBark Bevs unce; the only Americas IN
port
SPOKEN.
Feb a. OF D. III. 8. Keys brig Baltic Randall from Mansa
Feb lat lon 73 20 W, scts warssw, Ftner, DAYS
from New York for ST. Marks, Fs, BY the Eliza Cashneh sa
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wharrs jan W lat a. co. lon 20 ship Caeaonia Hail.
of and for stoninrt with 1900 brs OIL . ...- @,
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PER EXPRESS MAIL
Nolsle March Ar bria Topaz, Revsns New YORK
Charleston Nsch ssrd eS, sGp MARIA wos New York,
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prR Yesterdays MAIL
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S"rv 10 CId schrs Endea,or Smith Tor New York Leo
wrganv IA Gen Scott, Matte aoi Wsteros, bnsrs 60
rssn,s x Wise. stras, do Arnity, Hickma9 de-
Bs'~o5s ms'cP Pn,rc. do vare, Edndse Latham dos
York ,,or,, R.ssrr .t,sn Nev York Planet csL DO
sw,rrL Ar Br bark Elizabeth, Museuwe f-n
Er New 3D. ar Br brig Belfast Burns New fori
..vs.oce March s-Ar schr Bell Lewis New York via New
ne ford, where she put ~ distress
uren. March -srd Salem for New Yek IN port, SCR
GIbe B,sse,t, New York for Boston.
The herald., 1837-03-09

A10oS u Sa0 04O01Como~~DeAA :. -
s~ar~ IHDUcTIoN. IN
"Why wont you give il 70 us2' - swsss Eleanor.
"Whst - you afraid off, murnued nvely Har-
riet
"Do, dear Bennette whispered enchanting Sophia.
sob, yes! sweet saucy Bennett" said wicked
Matilda.
aMr. L. himself, i'll asked it, would consent"
aAnd So he would" murmuredI, !, to the last speak
er lovely black eyed brunette, with tresses as dark
as the ravens plumage and smile and dimple SUI
ficient to upset philosopher. "He would do it."
This burst of conversation took place the other af-
ternoon where by chance found myself in the midst
Of group Of pretty young lovely philosophers one Of
whom knew me, and introduced me to the rest.
II have been requested to be SILENT" said l. ga lady
requested me-"
"Only one fair made the request. Then here's a
dozen beg you will publish-a majority governs here
Twelve to one."
"WAat majority, said Hortense
"Oh, you must publish that ball! do, sweet Ben
nett and we Il pray for your soul next Sunday, when
we go to church"
~ am conquered" said lei obey" l obey, and
so here it ls:-
The herald., 1837-03-09

REJOICING AT FALL-An Irshman being told
that the price Of bread had been lowered, exclaimed
this is the first time that ever reoiced at the fall
of my best friend"
The herald., 1837-03-09
II Alderman Clark is not yet elected Mayor.

Mn. WEBSTER is to receive public dinner, as he
passes through this city on his way to Boston. Cor
nelius w. Lawrence may now be member Of the
tasting committee "Our party has no further use
for him.
The herald., 1837-03-09

MELANCHOLY AccIDExr.-The steamboat Ben
Sherod ou 26th ulrimo, stopped at vicksburgh, to
land some passengers, when eighteen imprudently
getting into the yawl before she was lowered were
precipitatcd into the water, and eleven drowned.
The herald., 1837-03-09

II Amos Kendall sent on by express a copy OF
the Inaugural to the Times, Express, and Evening
Post. Why did he not send enc to the Herald? Is
this the way Amos treats his friends2 We trust that
President Van Buren, will see TO this conduct
The herald., 1837-03-09

GENERAL JAcKsoN's FAREWELL ApDREss.-Th'
Farewell Address Of General Jackson is one Of tn
most remarkable documents Of the present day.
concentrates in its columns all the energy, the folly
the WISDOM the knowledge thepreudices, the patriot
ism the anpathes of the singular and mysterious be-
ing whose signature il bears II is not probably writ
ten by Andrew Jackson, but il contains his mnd-his
soul--his passion-his feelings-hs good and evil
traits. Like the Supreme Being of the ancient fire
worshppers this document contains good and evll
principle His recommendation to unisn-to harmony
to peace-to tranquility the emanatons OF his
good pnncplehis appeal to the lowest presoices OF
the mob agains, the commercial institutions of the
country, springs from his evil principle of action.
This remarkable and mysterious document will
have greater effect than the world dreams Of Gre
neral Jacksons Farewell Address lays the foundation
of the ruin of his SUCCESSOR On the subject OF bank
ing and curency-oftrade and cemmerce-ofspecu-
lation and public lands, Mr. Van Buren is decidedly
with the commercial classes and the higher interests
throughout the Union. General Jackson person.
ication Of the mob spirit He has left the mantle OF
his popularity-not the kitchen-not to eregency
mot to Mr. Van Buren-he has calamity and tear
lessy flung it over the mob of New York-the loco
fecos, just much as Elijah did Elisha, when the
former ascended to heaven and left the latter to
tinue his power and influence on earth. The parting
advice of General Jackson will light up fame that
will spread confagration round the heads of the young
administration. His bitter denunciation Of banks and
paper money-of the credit system-0fa all the insti-
tutions Of commerce. by which the country has pros
pered 30 much and so well, will call into existence
party that will the hypocrites in power
From this moment we expect to see the political
events of this country take singular turn. The
Farewell Address lays the foundation of new party
The Ocofocos of this cty-the whole elements of the
mob-plant themselves on this paper, and begin war
against the possessors ofpower that will startle many
before the year is cut There be no mistake in this
opinion. Events are daily bringing those matters to
light. Watch the mob Of tins city-of every city
throughout the Unisn.
had a shilling 10 pay my adavy would take ms oath
0fit-my oath of iL'-Poui Pry
Whenever the gallant Colonel of the "Courer"
gets quarreling with his nporaries like Parol
les or Pistol he is always appealing to heaven and
bringing out his certificates and adavits, at shil-
ling apiece prove the truth Of his statements For
the last ten years he has had regular corps of affidavit
makers in his Office ready at a word-always cock
and prmsd-to certify 10 every statement he may
make about his crculation-his putronagc-hs fol-
bles. This at least shows the estimation he himself
puts upon his credit with the public. Will the
Courier venture 10 get up affidavit against the ac-
curacy of the annexed statement? Try, Colonel
The herald., 1837-03-09

DISTRESSING OccuRRENcE.-A daughter of Major
Henry Harm of Scott county, nine years of age, fell
from a bridge across Elk creek, on Thursday last,
and fractured her skull. She died on Saturday.
The herald., 1837-03-09

Fatal AccrDENr.-John Tyler, aged %, last wecl
fell from the third story ef42 Commercial street ant
split his skull. \.
The herald., 1837-03-09

III TnE BALL Of the Moral Philanthropists was a
neat, elegant splendid, beautiful thing Indispensa.
bic engagements presented our attending, but love-
ly sylph has given us such account Of its gaiees
that we ever shall regret the disappointment The
scepdcs are no unbelieyers in beauty. They have a
right sense Of the angelic sofness Of dmpled cheeks
They have faith in the liquid richness Of bright eyes
The ball went off harmoniously and happily and all
went away delighted except those who vert to ge,
glimpse Of the editor Of the Herald "What trcache-
rOus coqsette he isl said one beauty. And so say
we, too.
The herald., 1837-03-09

II The Young Moral Philanthropists meet tonight
al the Blue Bonnett Frankfort street, to make ar
rangements for the next ball. BE pxnctua in your
attendance.
The herald., 1837-03-09

FRIeHrrvl SusrrcroS.-John Deliver, nch set
,er near Tariff state Of Ohio, has been comm''ea 70
prison, charged with having murdered who'e 'am,y
named Gorgas, four in number, so long ago a. 'ne
win ter Of 1894 5. Punder was his ebIect.
The herald., 1837-03-09

n The communication on Geology from G. B.
shall be inserted as soon as possible
The herald., 1837-03-09

FIRs-A large four story brick building in Ohio
city near Cleveland, was destroyed by fire on Friday
L.
The herald., 1837-03-09

NEW RACING PERIoDIcALs-SroarIxG iHrsLA
oxscs ExraAossIxAas.--We are making prepasa-
tons to start nsw and magnificent sqies OF speef
inc periodical works, calcslated to crafty the saseeA
palates, intellect, aad skill of all the sportsmen and
turf gentlemen throughout the United States. Be-
fore we remove to our new establishment, No. 2l Ann
street, we hope to be able to issue a weekly Pc
rodical TO be called if we cannot find better name,
The UNITED STATES SPORTING HERALD,
embracing the annals of racing trotting breeding,
training riding, the road, &C., &c.-including, alse
all the dramatic police domestic, foreign, and CON-
mercal intelligence Of the day. as il appears already
in the Daily Herald.
Also, we are preparing t. revive that popular
monthly periodical formerly called the
UNITED STATES SpoRTING MAGAZINE,
which was commenced in November, 1885, and con-
linued for several months thereafter. Also an
AMExIcAN RACING CALENDAR.
In commencing these works, we intend 10 clca'o
new era in the sporting pursuits OF the ohi'eu
Already is the Herald the first paper IN the country M
all general, philosophical, commercial ana oeau-
,nond> intelligence We shall make II surpass all its
contemporares in other branches Of life and OF art
To conduct the sporting departments OF these pup
LEGATIONS, we have made arrangements with Mr. Y. n.
Golden, Of this city, well known as an editor OF seve
raj sporting works, and capable, by taste, talent and
long experience, to give their pages raclnsss, ac-
curacy, and knowledge, far surprising any similar
production of the present day.
In few days we shall be able to publish general
Prospectus for these new works, and to receive SUBJ
scripfons in advance. Meantime, we desire all COM
petitors to fold up their manes and prepare fora de-
cent funeral.
The herald., 1837-03-09

II 1t is highly probable that the Wall street post
Office will soon be shut up for want of business All
the merchants are Withdrawing. None but few old
fellows ever made noise for it.
The herald., 1837-03-09

rfT The ZooLoorcAL INSTITUTE will positively cbse
next month. nIf
gT MR. BRisTow.--Let all bad writers look his
advertisement. ~
The herald., 1837-03-09

r Baron Hackett of the National Theatre intends,
it is said to open his establishment with new, moral
troupe The boxes and pit also to be fitted up 50
that religious people attend. Several new Mys-
teres" and Morates" are to be produced instead of
wicked plays and comedies, SO as to make an entire
cform in the theatrical morals of New York Dec
gratid.
The herald., 1837-03-09

PrLor rBoATs-NEws sCoLLEcrons-Ag great compe-
,ition now exists in the piloiage Of this port The
New Jersey pilots, aso those Of Connecticut, will go
hundreds of miles to sea- and catch all the vessels
Why don't they get up opposition to tho Wall street
news boats. II they would, we wosld pay hand
somey for later foreign news Try il, boys
The herald., 1837-03-09

The CoRPoRATroS.-Ever since this body came
into being has expended its energies in vain strug
giles on party-eating oysters-suppers AT Bradshaw
voting away money for specuators, &c. &c. Le
them all be turned out al the coming election W.
may fare better-we cannot fare worse.
The herald., 1837-03-09

PENNY PArEsTRAsH.-Som Of the penny papers
have not yet got beyond their school boy tasks. One
OF these beardcss chaps, in talking Of the exPresi
dents Farewell Address has these expressions =
" consolidated radance," "valedichen Of Washing
ton" valuable guardian precep,s," weighing in
the candid balance of Judgment" The authors of
such penny trash, ought to be sent back to school
with his pockets filled with gingerbread to learn him
90 write common sense Gin-slngs won't do.
The herald., 1837-03-09

"REcoMMESDED TO MERcy"-A very curious
book was handed US yesterday, which appears to be
printed by Jared w. Bell the convict recently recon-
nended to mercy lit being his first ofIence) in the
Court of Sessions. 1t is called the Female Robin
son Crusoe" and contains something very curious
very mysterlous-very outre-very droll-aRd very
Interesting "Who 10 the authorf is in every mans
mouth, and on fair woman's lips also. We are glad
that Jared has got out the book so handsomely-it
may to mitigate his punishment when he shall
be called up to receive the sentence Of tho law from
his honor the Recorder thus =
Jared w. Bell you have been indicted and convict
ed for committing riot in the Office of that pink OF
papers the inimtable Herald. The Court could send
you re the penitenliary for long time to get out
stone-but hold in my hand book called the
Female Robinson Crisoe which you have Just
printedwe think that the beauty of its typography
and the very good paper ought be taken into con-
sderatlsn. Jared, this kicking up is bad thing
IA very bad thing. How could you do so2 You
have heretofore been quiet, inofensive man-and
tolerable good printer. Bad company, Jared-bad
company IS the wreck Of many good men. You kept
100 much company with Hambn, and Boerck
and Blythe, and Draper, and Locke, and Price,
and the rest of that gang. myself once was
aid Of the Herald got out OF il as could
We could punish you severelybut this is your first
offence, and as the jury recommended ysu TO mercy,
we pronounce that you shall read the Female Rshin-
son Crusoe' once each day for the next month, and
that is the judgment Of the court. Take the prisoner
away officers"
Notwithstanding this sentence Of the court, the bro
ehurs IS the drollest we have for many day.
Read n and sec ifis ia moi
The herald., 1837-03-30

Dearest B~snctt. sxacy man.
Tell tr bowed, Mar Ann.
Tsal her drwnched 10 tesr~.
Have assshcd my hst sins
Hon lonx sec hcs lace
repsts With es'ry grace
And ~ ths~c charms ectea,
wlach IN her ~ al perfected
Al only chd,-spoised, sapposei
Perhaps hsf mothers ncA-~is kno~sl
Ifso, ia nsht. this mis- ghi suffice,
withsut those pretty -sarkhAE eyes
And glossy hair and hrs o Lord
such Is the Ruas might wei sfosd
With delicious kss 10 press
80 faultless too. al her dress.
i'il Be her lover-le her So
Consult her taste, and ~ NJ know
Her smle oibsausy, ivm AID height
Perhaps my shlD. may otbc nghi.
fisk feet igh. without ~ sh"ts,
And wel poportioncd mcs, her views,
I'm sur. t. peAse her-bnt 80 I.0fc,
III til Il when come L. kaow her
Dearest Ben ett, 60 ahead,
NARY of IN pretty maid
She oaghl 70 leay. her siaglr he,
And he happy loving wife
Brooklyn March -, 1851. GuEs.
The herald., 1837-03-30
nYsPErsIA-ln il. mos. d.asrce.bIs forms. !. silss.,

hYSPEpsIA.lni IL most dsasrceabe forms is eiieea,
~ ally cured by DIR. MEADs ANFiDfStEPIlC, or SiO.
MACH PILLS, the only medicine yet oierea TO the public,
which radical and be obianes OF
those the
atitnting tEat COM heated disease termed Dyspepsia
The symp ch lracterzlng dyspepsia indigestion
long train o those Disagree allie sensans commonly allied ner
complaints such loss of appetite sic. ness AT
the stomach, and sometimes vomiting belchng OF water
which times tasieess, but commonly gnawng
the stomach heart burn what called sour mach
paeness OF he cpune angusr owness OF
is the heart vertigo gddness and disturbed
seep The number tese mp different
with being e only VIII eohe have addition
equally dsageeab such pains the head and
atuece wind IN the stomach and bowels emaciaiion
wasting of The VIII e body with weakness particularly
"a, the This accurately described by
many medical w,cs bui how title has been dcrs,ooa the
VIII IA attends the mode of too
plainly shows Let take one example TO illustrate h, er
ton often uscsome
tins troublesome tho atteaiion natural
" directed search osomc ac that snoud have the OF
removngi, a,
SOLD by Hull Browne ,i2s iden Lane; Geoge Cog-csa,
co ner and streets; Minor Ganhe,
Broadway Vesey streets Dad Of Bra dway and
Beecker by most OF the daRgsts tn oasout ihe Un
None genuine without tae Signature Of GEORGE SMITH.
The herald., 1837-03-30

Pity the OF the poor Old Maid,
Whose years, alas, have numbered fsrty-f.uf
But owrs TO tweaty. .iv,-ani feels afraid
That all erchance is eone-ioreyer Moore.
This youthful garb my eagerness bospeaks,
This morning cap proclaims my lcngth.ned years,
And many wrinkle in ray grief worn checks,
Hath of been wet with disapr ointmest's tears
Hard i the fate Of maids no lGases youngi
Deafto my hints all the dancing men
And sn,ying in my heart the blooming throng,
Iwa,tzee with partners Of three score and ten
Should reveal the ofmy g'iof
II soft Humanity Ger touched their breast,
Such ba heors could not withhold relief,
And plying offer. woCld not be repressd,
Heaven sends ofers-why should we reiusei
'Tis TIA, has brought me to tie sate y01 see.
And should they hesitate too long TO chtose
Young ladies' will soon ailbe old maids like me
A little beauty one, had to boast,
Thea sprighiy as a syyh h lied the bail
But al, too soon ceased to reign toast,
And rival bellies delighted inny fall
My sister, once th, comfort of my youth,
Lured by an offer from her native halls,
Now lives confidng in husbands truth,
While in her nu's 'ry many an inlant squalls.
My lover encai sweet soot.er of my cares
Struck by consumption al deaths stern decree,
A victim TO brandy and cigars,
And left the wordto wretsheaness snd mei
Pity the sorrows eta pom cid maid,
Whose, ! cars, alas have numbered forty four.
But owns to twenty y-ive-and fcehs afraid
That all her chance is sone-for ever Moore
mary MoeRF
The herald., 1837-03-30

A CAHD TO THE LADIES.-The SUBSCRIBERS
N opnioa Of She female mind ard character
or moment hat the ladies Of this city and elsewhere
TO whom this politely addre cd) he led aer
ed wishes adess himself thsiI good
only The, rctiuy informed that Badeau Cee
Stated Srens heng Pnstes repaired with special refer
to IN favor and they earnestly accommodate 10
troubled with pairs the back breast sid
those Who alhct with coughs colds asthmas 6c
confident that possible sstain the Of the ladies'
could present which for modest ,th intelligence and
responsibility would outweigh his CHEST daiions
They spread bcanal and piabe lamb
will not oi The white en aud be by tue icae
female in all situations, wi aud comsrt, Tor month
They sold the Bewery Medi ine store Bowcy by
he lades' rs obliged and humble servant.
m4-T N
The herald., 1837-03-30

- Hospital London, informs those afflicted with venera
disease all FORMS Gonorpa ieet lschu.
Of Urine inflammation of the estes the
destructive Of lues throat phagedene
a1d Mercuial eurtons DR. Haveys peculiar treatment whex
followed for the ofoHe week fails suve the
appalling which this destructive neady dispa itself
e wishes also nmatet the Athlete that heis Enpyrcs
his diploma from the Royal College of
London auhonsine him 10 practice ond also certify
Of his having acquired a& proesseua the frat
medical schools in Europe.
Doctor Harveys Office, Division ST. Chatham
where he can be consulted al al hours n1S-y
The herald., 1837-03-30

~ cONCENTRATrD-Ge purfS Ing the bsod renewing erp
syss =: = srs: =
sivs % s
SssS Head. so1s Es Veal Eyes; pssssiaIy
~.s seas ), soda ws,s sooss and
Used with cod wa,s' MAKE. a. very pleasant summer
a ss ss
To of keep e. s free s% and
A s 'a''r''
7VUT: JAcKsS0N,sso sos PA1ENT ,TEg 7, yEGETA-
Baths o. THO. OF Mr. Whtaw whose
a. the uiay medical practice and pr Jack,
sos M sSs q he syees
vapor baths the effects mercury from s system
ohs s diseases tS" chest and sess
auent aid
The peang Of and chronic ulcers and remove Ihea a
dropsica cure gGa all IL II forms n ~ time ihan
eases Eryspeas ST. Anihonys Fire Salt Rheun scroos
Eraptons &c esdes e,es exhaustion md fatigue ira raises
ees ssi is'' 'Ia'a41'' nervous 'ao a'
For the truth ofhese assertions appeals witt confidence
to the andreds whe tested their These
baths believed be the only IL this county
bear resemblance whatever TO thos employed IN the
Visitors have bath atany hour froms o'clock to half
m past r M and FRO from to a u II the evening female always
e al 'H ad's At the Baths
CARD ss TO },hI bhNXALIDs,s 49,. RIcnAkDsoN
specy announce the citizens OF New YORK and sivron
that he consult or all diseases incident to the human
Dr. r. has praced extensively and Lowell last
five years. will refer patients df cqses'ed)
nounced surabe BY Their physcnns no have visited hn from
have By improved method Of administering ,el,cf
ssn M T p the Sa and s
tn System while eradicains disease
Medicine without principles IS an humble art and degrading
e advantages Dr. has possessed Of acqunns knowledge
IN practice with his iather VINO has been many from hs
city have been lar greater than generally tails TO tho o' oian ad
Symptoms complaints dsagreeabe feeling
in the head unpleasant The mouth appetite
ntness FUN Of he stomach b0
cases attended with bortness beat wandering pain bowels
generally inclined se the ind eieny becomes mel
anchoy and detected Dyspencs perceive great difference
Some days, and even hours, il their feelings.
Patients who attend personally upon Dr. r. by
sending particular statement ofther have nc sent TO
Dr. Richardson would inform the public TINT he uses principally
Vgetabe Medicines believing them 10 be .caeou and
safe especially for mvads OF dele constitution than the
eal remedies often nsed Peon feeble state Of health and
nsd s Ss 1 SI ~
ing Dr. kchadso advice and medicine His charges IN com
low WILDE literally considered Office No hat
ham st oppoie the Park-oice from to and from half
vINO FENALES.-Mad Carbon Specific LeucorrLaa,
wr''' from Paris with recton in ENGLISH translated
the above n Sold by ~ Hart corner Of Broadwa and
Chambers ST.; j. SYM corner of Bowery and " waikcr st.
nR. VAN HAMBERT's FEMALE RENOvATING
PLLLs.rrPm eiiecua remedy for
and regular course n Bhey must no, be ia ken during pes
nancy they would produce abortion Sold by Hart,
waifeIst. - ~ 1O'"'' fsc sm r'''
IMPOSITION AVOIDED.
Prudence all but The Of coppers
phia Of medcine pla nomy and leads worse
iSaH IL s%EsaM Of
~ having been stauda medicine for nearly half
centsr n Londor for The easy mild and 5e cure Of CO
patent medicine whose sale has kept with It's and ts