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Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-29

- "a eassfpeisine ysonanry ars bsroni,e - "a 49,
psnsus: Although lowiag hssds 90 esswdne hsr s.s
pxa,sss and sshsr hos.ad hilb;' aad swias nssahas
ass uallowne in shs ssns a ~ laaA yss ksA Aas
40 sesosoes. What: wAss de nssie q svsy v.sssAn
in he seats i seconded By - sssa h u - saa.iae
;,s.s.s, and sAs povsssso.a, q s..A a.a e,asa 4
milas: when IL ee.nsscial pan q her sissss
esiviae fair eos.pen.soa fae .sr labes and snass:
whaa her seAaaies aad assissas 10y, saa svsy
addae wealth shsasslvss Aad ~ ssaas, aaA -
Aas ~ resos~ees: Perish De she~ghs:
NJ, Hoover ays al ages shas classification Ne
better eleessd In Ne fnsnasoa e
sysssm smieAa havs a6spod; il eannes ~ b
dnos w.Aoss great los Oaly
in progress, s.d bill oys shas - ssoasSss ns~ %,
eommenesd until s41he sn1sess q - -
This however,, ls disessdonasy With De Dsasd-sAa,
power might taksa from them aad rsssrvsd for the
of the Legislature Ten millions Of dollars, the appro
pria.sd, will altogether sseens eempisss he 6vs
works commenced, with bus exceptions.
tracts have bsen made 1t . sls ssamassa
In conclusion, permit say, shas-we not, ssishs
do we expect . esndaas for - Suffrage a ID
people, therefore eaneos any whatever
stating any thing which Do snesssy believe
correct; and as Mr. Hssvsr sssd fable sxpss hi
opinion Of Indiana, will, At shs suosssiea Of friend
express opinion Of Classification in The way:
A Fox having sumbled by chance . we'll, bad bss
CASTING .hou, long WHILE 70 no purpose how he suld z.
again. when, goat the place, aad
ing DRINK, asked Reynard whesss de water good
good SAYS he; ay, that am afraid that hav
susfssed myself, have draak abundansly The Cos
upon this without any ado leaped in: and she
taking advantage Of his hon' the assancs Of shs'
nmby leaps leaving the Goat II the bottom
the well 70 shift for himself
THE APPLICATION.-TAs doctrine taught BY hi
fable 10 no more when vosk completed
hoss immediasely Interested win take the advansal
| a. I'D the fn3.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-29

There was . severe thunder storm u -
pha on Thursday afternoos, the llahisst-
neys were ovesthsow, fences, sbsds, - -
Psotsaseed, and easSiagss viii pesssngen
over. To Storm was % vis1eof - - r.
the character 10 . sospo6e.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-29

Juss ~ e Peru Forester favors clas-
sieation, Why! the Wabash and Erie Canal
nearly Completed whom done hoy will go
in for nulli6ca alton.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-29

Daily Political Regisser.-.We have received No.
of spirited ssie daily published in Columbus
Ohio by Messrs Gallaghsss. We wish ssm success
commensurate TO their talents and essespfise.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-29

Astasic Cholera.-Is is reported sAas - Cholera is
raging with almost unexampled fatality IN Central A
mefica.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-29

AA1A.cT .noA An ORArI0N delivered at Con-
eosd, ~. H., July 4, lsOo, thirty years ago BY
"Whea No speak Of prcsers;as ae Co..e;ax;o.
ws mean not the Paper On which il i written but
ehe sRs.6 which dwells in il. Govesns.,.t -.
Soce Ill III real character, its genius its tssDer
without bosing it, appearance. Repubaicanssm
sa'ss you guard il, will creep out q it, case of
parchment, like . snake out Of its skim You NAV
Sso3 On government, and see il possess all the
e2sssaaI essence, The vitality Of freedom, in it
Jast - you may contemplate an embalmed body,
where ART hath preserved proPortioa and form,
amsdst nerves without motion, and veins void 81
Mood"
Alate London paper says, the halfhour steam
., Tying between Loadon and Westminster
nssogcs, emits no smoke, being worked by quick
IL latest account from New Orleans states
sAas specie was selling 1t prcmum Of d to D
2, eeas, and Uoised States Bank paper at II
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-29

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IAs vOt98S % WATN1 COUNT.
llssIn'ss~-Fss rseasas hsa kas~s = -
ness eseisdsd % withdraw ~ sAns Zen - -
shoss, wAs aS eaadiasss 81 ,ha oGkee = c. -
THOMAS n. yo0nA1
July 27sA, 1887. =
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-29

RESETS Hnpn fUR-Whi1Dea b0aoe wno -
Gre in New Osiesns - tAe aight q - - -
stase, ~ psrssss who I'D eGssesd thsir eseape
in bnsriod nlannee recelleessa l1ntan inEant
child ha1 besn fosgostsn in enc ofthSoqqsenents.
! A meulbef of oae Of he Fire COuPanies, re-
gsrdless of the 1anse and dense snake, rnsAed
IN and ~discOversd the little innocent ealmly
slumbefing u the vsfy arms Il dsath, unconscious
Of the ruin By. which i was sasrounded. Hastily
wnppiag ~ child ima past g ~ bod ctoshes, he
rushed ent With IL in his as0e ed pseseated the
placid babe 90 ito '1Oeheym The following note
was subsequently, addressed By The parents OF tho
child 20 il gallant Pesserver:
ssTo Albsst Q. MARKS, Esq, Member a Wsshiag-
soa Fire Compaay, No.
/ Dear ssd ssepseas1 ok-How can . kthes
addeess you, u terms sdsquaae 10 The belins
vhich now 61ls his heoasaf How eaa Sd NO
her pour forth her gratitude and tha..n = the
-. VINO boldly rushed forth and sose1 hv i.fssl
, fIoa ase depsssia9 .fs~ess Beieve ~, dear sir
when we say, that the feelings Of our heart: can
not give utter.ace to our tongues to speak the
desires Of our minds In the confagratioa d
Sunday night, you have proved yourself e'essss
kssbasd asd faeker!-when all was dismay and
distraction dsreg.rdng your personal safety, and
, while the walls were totterng ssound you, will
. a true spirit Of philanthropy, you gave to dee
pairing mother, her LIES best hope C"Aer c":ta!
2 Accept, therefore, dear SIR, our individual
e thanks; and may God prolong your life and cher
ish YOU in YOUR useful career which will ever b
a the constant prayer Of,
+ Sir, yours, with gratitude and respect,
D JOHN b. FRAlSE,
/. CELESTE CRESTIN.
"A A. I.,l~ 1877
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-29

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Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-29

We are gratified to learn that our fellow citizen.
Benjamin Rush Esq. has been appointed bv the
President to tho vacant post Of Secretary Of -.
CATION to the Court Of 81. James. He Is ever
way qualified for the situation, and his an.
Pointmcnt viii give much Satisfaction
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-29

A Universal;st minister by the name Of F;s
issued an infiamasory hand bill in Charleston, b
week, calling on the citizens to put down Il
Banks The citizens all turned out to the NEE
ing. put the Mayor in the chair, and put dow
the disorganizer.
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-06-23
SV.lI'E or HERMO.N'Y.

DisrRICT or CHIrVENpEN. -. {
THE PyoLqie Court for tie Oisirjt IF Chit.
iendcn, To all persons 10 lctom these pres,
ti4is dGH c-me. GREETING.
n OSEPH MARSH, of llloeauurgh, in
eg the District, Of ChIucuden, guardian
Of Mary J.. Taylor and Charlotte |. TayIor
female lnlanls under The ag" of eighteen
vears, having represented 10 this Corr,
Iha, the said Maria l.. and Charlotte |
arc seized ii. tenants IN common ~ their
own r,rhr in fee Of one undivided fourth
part of two certain Lots 1T IHud situated
and b, inc IN ilucsburgh u ''rosald plumber.
ed slx,y,nlnc and seventy, IN the first dlvls.
ION Of lands in said town, and That n sale OF
said land l. conducive to the best Interests
oi his SAID wards
It Is therefore hereby ordered that said
appilcallon stand for "A hearing before SAID
Court, 0t q session thereof 10 b" holden at
the office Of the Register Of tins Court IA
Darlington on the second Wednesday OF
Junc A. ID. 1887; aud that anllC thereof
be given by publishing tins order together
wiln the substance Of SAID petition N the
Free Press, a newspaper pflnlCd AT Bur
uuu,un ~ the County Of Chltenden. tNo
weeks excessively, the last OF said pu6lca
lions TO be not less than two weeks pre-.
won. to said day
Given under my hand and The seal q
said Court at Burlington, in the Dis
,rlct OF Chtlcnden, the l0th day o
Nav, A. ID. 1887,
CHARLES RUSSELL, JUdge.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-06-23

,p,ywc.
JONA. hssssrs3 HART.
.I..a 80.

e. Sss4..
D ESpECTrULbY announces 10 'hc
10 citizens Of Burlington aud lis vicinity.
aud the Travelling public generally, That
he has taken. repaired, painted. fitted up
and furnished the above Hotel, situated
near the head Of The Steam Don't Wharf
ard next door north OF Messrs. Follett and
BradIeys Stone Store, III a style of elegance
and convenience not surpassed b, any
other Hotel III the village OF Burlington.
A spacious Parour, Dining room and
setting rooms, all contiguous, communicate
with each other aud with the front PlazZa
below. Parlours and sleeping rooms above
are convenient. airy and prospective and
communicate by the Hall 20 the Front
Piazza above, are all inviting To travellers
bnarders aud parties OF pleasure. The Bar
room. barus, sheds, and yards are arranged
IN the hes, possible manner to accom-
moda,e the travelling and business public,
Mr. II. from long experience Processes 10
know how TO furnish good table and bar
and To sctyC M the choicest ca'0beS huo
rarcst drllcuclcs that the market and SEA
sons afford in manner to SUIT the taste o'
the connosscur, and confidently assures
his patrons aud guests that his utmost
cXorlons will be put III rcqusltlon lc
serve them.
Steam Boat Passengers will BE- waited
on to and from the Boats and their Bog
gaze transported and ,akcn care OF, aud
save their Hack hIrc to and from the Court
House Square.
Stare passengers can be sci down al
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-06-23
ZERO the Hon. the Probate for the Distric

ZERO the Hon. the Probate for The District
& Of Chittendcn comes Joseph Marsh. Of
Illncsburgh, in said District, and shows to
SAID court that he is legal guardian Of Mary
l.. yIor and Charlotte /. Taylor, female in
iants under the age Of eighteen years that
the said Mary l.. aud Charlotte |. are seized As
tenants in common in their own night in fee Of
one undivided fourth part Of two certain lots
rand situated and being in liresburah. IN
sad District. numbered SIXTY nine and seventy
IN the FIRST division Of lands in said town /; and
that a sale olsaId land Is conducive TO the best
interests Of his sad wards Wherefore he
playS said court TO grant him license and en-
power h,m to sell the said land. Aud your
petitioner will ever pray.
JosErn MhR~I, Guardian Of
Mary l.. aud Charlotte |. Taylor.
HiaesJurgh, Nag 10, 1851.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-06-23
10 oil mhnm Hmm concern.

We, the undersigned Physicians, who have
proved the efficacy of Dr.. Jonathan Mootu's
Essence Of Life. conceive it our duly to pat
tonj2e the medicine, and are Of opinion that
if GENERALLY used. it will be Of public utility,
Sjg0ed-hbel Duncan, Samuel SlcarDs,
Dummcr,ton; Jonathan Badger, WIN. TOWN.:
Postmaster; G. ". Chandler, Andover
Prescott Hall, Chesterfield,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-06-23
Ephraim Ilasclton's Estate.
ST.lTE or YERMONT, }

STATE or pERWONV, !
DISTRICT OF cHITTENpEN, -.
THE TIonorabie The Proba'e Court far he
District IF Ch'uenden, To all perso"s
concerned in The Estate Of Ephrajm ia,
SETON, late Of Wesyord IN SAID District,
de"eaStd. EHEEllNG
W. HEREAS, Abigail & Hascllon, od
w mns,ra,rix OF he estate of SAID de-
ceased proposes to render an account OF her
administration, and present her account
against sand estate for examination and all
luwanccat a session Of the Court Of Probate.
a. be holden utthe Office OF the Register Of
This Court in Burlington ON the second
"Wednesday OF June 1887,
Therefore, You are hereby notified to
apDenr before said Courr at the time and
place aforesaid, and sbew cause # any
you havc,why the account aforesaid should
not be- allowed.
Glveo under my hand At Burlington this
10Th dav of MAY A. ID 1887
CHARLES RUSSELL, Judge.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-06-23
Z -FpThe above medicine is pre-

pared by HENRY SEYMOUR, Of nadley
Mass. from the Original recipe, by the direction
Of said Moore. and sold by him AID the p.ncl.
pal Druggists in the United States.
05As there are many spurious articles in
circulation, for the benefit ollhc public, he wi
rive the following
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-06-23
NEW daDDHDS,
Nav -, 1897.

A r the Variety Shop. We have return.
IA ed from New York, with good as
sorrmenr, and a grea, variety Of goods
which will cuabc usto put upon our coun'
ter almost any article that Is called for a'
our shop We have made additions 10
our Stock Of Watches, Clocks, Plated
Ware, Silver Pencils, Butter Knives, jew
elrv; Stationary, Cutlery, Muscal lUstru
monrs, Soaps, periumery, Portfolios, Pans
Toys &c. No pains have been spared TO
keep M the variety. More particulars IN
future advertisements.
PANGBORN a. BRINSMAlD
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-06-23
LIFE! LIFE! LIFE .
DR.. IONA. MoURE's
EGsrWre of Rifc.
co Q r!WTg PER ROWTGE.

60 G. TSMTS PER RO j TEE.
VE7llE. most highly esteemed medicine that
d has ever been discovered for curing
Coughs, Colds and whoopng cough, which, if
taken at the commencement Of the disease,
may be cured ip short time. The following
are IL few Of more than thousand
RECOMMENDA TIONS.
The undersigned ministers of the Gospel in
the county Of Windham, VI. knowing the SAL
u,arv efficacy. of DIR. Jonathan Moorc's Es>
scncc Of Life, having used it ourselves and IN
our families, consider il n valuable compost.
uon particularly useful and olicatous IN re.
moving complaints Of the lungs. and indeed a
safe aud restorative medicine in the various
diseases named in the Doctors accompany
label; and do most chccrluy recommend its
general use, believing it well worthy the pat
fUnare ofthc public.
Signed-ilosca Becky, Dummcrston; Syl
vcsicr Sage, Westminster; Jed. h. Stark.
BrattIeboro; Elisha ID. Andrews, Putney
Chandler Dates. Philctus Clark.
October O. 1926.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-06-23
Gideon Prindle's Estate.

Gideon PrlndlC's Estate.
STATE OF VERNON "a
DI,TRlCr OF CnrrTENpEN, IS.
The honorable The Probate C0UrtJof me
District Of CaiHeaden, To all persons
concerned in The estate II GMcon PrmdIe,
late IF CharioHe in said district deceaS'
ed GREETING.
WHEREAs, George Prindlc, administers
w tor ofthe estate of said deceased proPo
sos TO render an account This administration
aud present his account against said estate Tor
examination and allowance az a session oil the
Court Of Probate to be holden at the office OF
the Register olsaid court IL Darlington on the
second Wednesday Of May next
TnCREFoRE, You are hereby notified to APP
pear before said Court at the time aud place
aforesaid, and shew cause, if any you have,
why the account aforesaid should not be al
lowed
Given under my hand at Burlington this
20lh day Of April A. d. 1887.
WIN. WESTON, Regiier,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-06-23
CORN.

EOC Bush. Corn from Hudson for salc
wv by HlCKOK q CATLiN.
Nav 10.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-06-23
Pcrfumery, Soaps, Hair Oil,

EUST opened, on OF Lavender Of the
~ purc>, quaIuy, OGo of Rose, the best
german Cologne. real Naples SOAP, also,
mo-. all kinds Of N. Smith Prcn,lss's Soaps,
Periumcry sc. Florida Water, Atklnson's
Dep,latory, Tooth Powders, MIX OF
Roses. French toilet and Nursery Powder
and Puff. japanese Lotion, Balm Of CO.
'umbIa. Preston Salts, Volatile concrete
salts of Roses, Vegetable aud Chinese
Rouge. Corbonlc Dcntrlficc, Cosmetic cold
Creams. Musk, genuine Cloruc Tooth
Wash, Ccphohc Snuff. Eye Water, Pearl
Powder. Bears Oh, Wards Oh, Rowands
OH Antique Oh, Honey Water, Musk
scented Lavender. an article 10 cure the
sick hcadach, Dye to color the Hair brown
or b'ack Magnetic ondoutlca for the Teeth,
Soda and Se,dciz Powders, Most all kinds
of Perfumerv &c. Laihcr Boxes and
Brushes, Nail ard Tooth Brushes, CASTLE
Soap and other kinds IN cakes. wash Balls
s;aponaccous Compound, Windsor soap
Almond Paste, Back and Flesh colorcd
Count Pm.irr. Llp SaIvc, Diamond &c.
mcut, at the Variety Shop
u ,SCptpS 80 RntNsM ATD.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-06-23
New Watch and Clock repair
ing Shop.

gNIIE subscriber, informs his old Customers
" and the Public, that he has resumed the
Watch aud clock business.in the Morse House
! door north Of the Jail East side Church ST.
where he is ready TO put Clocks and Watches
in as good order as formerly and on as good
terms as his Ncighbors. He will also keep for
sale 90 commission, orc aud eight day Brass
and Wooden Clocks, as low rs can be had IN
town and warranted. Call and see.
A. BRlNSMAID.
Enrlinninn NlnY %. 1877.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-06-23
EVE WAITER.

DR.. .id1mS Ceitbraied Eye W0ier
Warranted an c1cctua cure for sore, weak.
and Inlamcd eyes.
PRICE p CENTS PER VIAL.
TyNUIS celebrated artcIo was invented by
T. one o'tuc most distinguished ply sjc'au>
orthc aye, and durmr an extensive practice
of 50 years. he invariably rcsorled to it IN all
eases OF sore, weak and utlmcd eyes. tina.
came under his notice, and 50 great Celeb
rllV did he acquire thereby, lhNl they came To
him from al! parts. and ia no instance was It
ever known to fail IA producing the desired
effect. short time only has elapsed sInc"
the article was fist II troduccd to public no.
licc. aud during that period, upwards OF
THREE THOUSAND BOTTLES
have hcon disposed Vi, and the demand Tor II
is rapidly increasing. So sure aud speedy is
the effect produced oy this article, that one
single vial has completely cured an niiamed
eve, though various remedies had for long
time prcvIou, been rosorted to, bu. in VAN.
Ample directions accompau the article, NY
wei as letters Of recommendation from tie
most respectable physicians in The country
with view 10 insure It's u,ciulneSS IN more
extensive way, the proprietor has appointed
the following persons wholesale Agents for
the sale otil, where he public may rest dssuI-
ca Ul prbcu' lhr Ihc genuine AIItct'
JOSEPH FISH R. proprietor,
1,h * BulonWood.
JOHN i. ROWLAND, $40, Market &
L y. !lOSNINS, $40 Market streets,
Ph Iqdclpha.
DR.. w. l.. ALTEE, Lancaster.
J. & J. II. PECK * CO.,
Darlington, VI.
As will of all druggists aud slorekcepcrs
! throughout the State.
Orders thankfully received and punc;ually
attended to for eye water or drugs,
! Philadelphia, June %, l&36.-li.
PORK d MACKERELL
A OVELY ~ ABBOTT have on han
e. g. Tor sale few Barrels Pork. alSG
/ II 1911. LII n, A1,n,inr nnrr..l. ~ NJ nnkL
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-06-23

.OLOVE NUTS, OR MADEIRA
QE NUTS. in which Wi! be found when
cracked, pair of fine kid gloves for some
pretty hand, Variety Shop
PANGnoRN " BElNsMAGD.
ummer stocks, E.inEen DO
SONS and Collars. Of different kinds, just
received at HE Variety Shop.
PANGBORN &. BRlNSMAID
May 1897
Chinese Carmine on cards at
8 els each ard Carmno Souccrs at
l2a cts aud o5 els each received at the
variety Shop.
PANGBORN & BRINSMAID.
Nav 10
Eneravings and Pictures.
A GrCo' variety Of Plates, Landscapes,
IN Heads, CGrlcaru1cs &C., for sale at
the Variety shop.
PA>GnoRv 6, BR1vsMA1D.
TO Hc Hoa. me Probate Court far he District
orCAiucuG,1L comcs The 5ubscr,br GdmiaI&t5o-
Tor If iic tslaie Of Gjdoon PrHd'c late of
Chailgilc IN Sojd disirid decfasrd. 0Hd rfP-
rrsruls Mai HrpcY7aai estate ofsaid licensed
arU nat dc aficicHio p0VHc dsbis and ctar>
ges Hlr,ofGa3 huejg Hlates oyFic0i|oa 10
said Court. for hcface 10 s,H tie real cSiote Of
sud deceased far That purpose
y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-27

An occurrence of novel character took place in
Ms city Monday last, which has before been brief
ly spoken Of Christopher Jones, an Enelishman by
birth, upwards of forty years of age, who, under
stand, had been attached TO the Equestrian depart
ment of the Lion theatre before its occupation by
Cookies company, undertook to perform feat, which
it is said he had previously performed elsewhere with
out Inconvenience, but which on this occasion csst
him his life. About two o'clock in the afternoon
provided with rope about six feet in length, having
at one end loop which was passed around his neck,
and AT the other end stone weighing twenty five
pounds, securely fastened, he jumped from Boston
South Bridge into the water, where IL about eight
feet deep IN the presence of number of spectators
While under water his intention was TO dress himself
female, and then make his appearance above wa
ter He came above water once twice, supposed by
of the spectators for the purpose Of taking breath,
but by othors he appeared TO be struggling. After ha
wing disappeared for some time, the spectators came
to the conclusion that all not right and took
measures to bring him up. He was got out in about
twenty minutes lifeless, and endeavors made TO re-
suscitate him, but without avail. When taken UP,
one Of his arms found thrust through the sleeve
of woman's gown, and the rest of the garment was
enangled round the rope. II is supposed that in en-
deavorng to dsengage II, 10 free himself from all
these membranes, he became exhausted, and per
ished.-Bost Adr.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-27

has been raised respecting the immigration of foreign
ers God forbid that the land of America should ever
be closed against the descendants Of Lafayette, OF
Pulaski, or Of Steuben. believe every industrious,
honest man. coming TO our shores, is a source 81
wealth to US. 1t was our own folly in fighting for
party-nst for princples-that had beea the ruin OF
us, and not foreign immigration, as was basely de-.
cared by those interested in maintaing the present
let the hand of fellowship be extended towards them
and equal laws equal rights and equal nstce De me
watchwords leading us on 10 liberty and happiness
Great cheering
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-27

FIRE.-The fire yesterday fsrenoon was in fifteenth
street, near the Eighth Avenue. rope walk, three
buildings, and part of a fourth were consumed. 1t
was in that part usually denominated Irelands home,
and il is computed that less than three hundred
persons have been deprived of shelter by this Gala
nifty. How such mass of human life could have
been slowed in the space is absolutely surprising.
We are told that some of the rooms contained from
ten TO twelve inhabitants The origin of the fire is
unexplained. However We may commisserate the
sufferers, we cannot but think that this publication
will be of infinite service to the neighborheod.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-27

contrast TO the deporable dull times has been vi
sble in this place, since five o'clock yesterday after
noon. Two hundred and fifty emigranss from Perth
the commercial emporium and from thence to the far
west. Their behavior, during their sojourn here was
peaceabe and orderly which induced several of our
citizens to procure them comfortable lodgings for the
night. A great portion departed this morning in the
O'clock for Jersey City; others waiting to
have their passage paid, according to premise by the
captain Of the shp.-Rahicay Herald, June "a.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-27

"DIREcr RoRBERs." The banks who have the in
science to cheat the community out of IL per cent
and continue to cheat STILL