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Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-04-05
Constantine, Feb. 8, 1897. SA


LIB UTTER-A quantity Of first rate Rd&
Id BUTTER, for sale, low for cash only.
ALLEN GOODRID0E.
ConstnNtwe Msrch g. 1887 3e6
TUNHE YOUNG CITIZENS MANU-
IL AL, being digest of the Laws of the State
of New York and Of the United States, to which
is prefixed an Essay the principles of Civil Go
vernment, by Alfred Conkling, just received, and
for sale at STEELE'S BOOK STORE
Buffalo. June2l lily.
UDRINTER'S INK Of superior quality.
a constantly on hand and for sale for Cash
only. SNOW Il FISK,
Detroit, March 8. 80
OTICE.-Tho person who borrowed ths
IN subscribers Saddle, Bride and Martingale
three months ago, will obiige him most essential
" by returning the same, whenever he ge<s
done with it. CHARLES y. ADAMS.
B.-Should tho saddle, &c. be entirely used
up, he will please call and pay for It.
G. 3. A.
Constantine, March 8, 1897. -
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-04-05

NOTICE is hereby given that an applica-
~ tion will be made to the Legislature of this
State at its next session, for an act of Incorpora-
ton for Bank to be located at New-B Buffalo,
Berrien CO., to be styled the Bank of Nep Buff
falo, with capital Of 100000.
August II, 1886. TIFF
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-04-05

SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue. Of an
- Execution issued from the Circuit Court for
the County of St. Joseph, Michigan, against the
goods and chattes, lands and tcnemcnts Of Asa
bel Slavery, in favor of Gustavus Swan, have
levied upon Lot, No. 81, in the village Of White
Pigeon, together with tho buildings thereon; all
Of which shall expose for sale at Public Auc-
ton, on the 4th day Of April next, at ono O'Clock
p. NJ, at the Court Honse in Centrcville.
EDWARD A.TRUMBULL,
Centeryl1ic, Fsb. 8, 1897. 6wN Sker1.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-30
G.. - 80 5gTT
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AND.
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WINTER aol tall Lamp on,
W mes, al kiBds. II bottles and casks
Brand1es and liall,nd t.ia. ,ure.
llfaorlce and ldquonet Root
SWs"t Oh. ny htittls. ket or rnllon
G7ndles, AAaaals, pr1nce. Faleris. g..
%'4ars Nauds, Chewing anl smoking 7 hacro
! al assorted, put nnd qNa tnai,Ie.,
Val Eonlr aud Drnnieha Cork.
illn and Fur lined lnala Rubber Shoe,
lnlia Rubber Aerar.
!ok Powder, Liquid lnk ard ln1rlillc iul,
Iii rae PiTsNf' .RH4ictNES.
Napi-hcs. ~ 'aads.
PORTRAIT aad tamrfs ll,ir Dnu,bos.
Imperial, Gun Powder aud Block lras,
Brekwlth',, Ban1eih's, Mead's. Eu,h's, Lee.
aud othcr Pill.
Friction, Ia 'lter, M,tir and other Matches,
Pms, Sewn aud knitting Needles,
Violin, Flutes, tilrs. Guitars. a..
Guns and Pistols, Bead. several kinds, assorted
Fhermo0rref. srrertl Nlnls.
Violin and Guitar Snings Quill,
Indigo, Naldef tepperas, ALUM. All,piee,
'dhSer, fcPPcr ltemon syrup aud JUICE,
Medicines,
surgeon Instruments. PAINT Oil. nge Stuff.
%aars Fancy Good, Water aa1 Velvet eulor.,
iitoeaef ~ haIS, Jew llaps. rltumcly, a~
sorted, a l'tsc s0pr'V.
Aecordpne, doubIe aud sn4le keyed,
Starch. lhrse kind. Hluuonrdu, < utarrgoabs
ALL L'# 2Hces, lar s4le h}
npN&LnANlE5.
= lll'l#t #sH'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-30

ABOLITION ~ MN HAMpsamE.-Thp New
Hampshire Legislature has taken the bnI, by
the horns'-and, Van Buren, though they be-
we take pleasure in saying that they deserve The
thanks OF the friends of the Union every where
''f 'helr bold denunciation of the fanatics and
'nel decisive recognition of Southern RIGHT.
u ", Abolition question, ne i1ov 40 pariy.
w, we 90 Tor the South, and against al whether
"s OF Tory, who would invade her constitu-
'''' rights, or interfere with her domestic rala-
So". lhey have adopted resolutions, declar-
,; ',' mat the several States have the con,litu
m,I" 'lSht to exercise exclusive Jurisdiction
fla ''e'r own limits, on the subjec Of domes-
o,o, 'eiy yeas l67, nays 9 I'D, that Con.
e., cannot, without violation of the public
Il. .'' abolish slavery in the District Of Colum
r,1 ,I r. upon the request Of the citizens Of
,or.;, ''''fiei, and Of the States by whom that
! was coded TO the general government ;
s,raa- nays 2l;-and 81, censurng, in the
bv ~ sS,. terms, the inaammatory course pursued
Son,l, :A0o'ltlonists, in their effort to drive tha
on, ,' '"'o immediate abolition. as subver,ivo of
lr;7'''s AM leading to dissolution of the
~, -, Yeas l35, nays 10.
on, "P regard this movement with pleasure. a,
man. VI more healthy state Of pubic scnti-
Tim :" we" Hampshire on the abolition qnes
c.5, ',''" we had dared TO hope for lfiae L.
wlG "1re' Of the other uoa $ avehol,ing states
~ ia's Hleyemeat it w;Iltoad great
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ulgp 2gLanA02 Nl.APo

TaNlIE subscriber takes this method of IN
Il forming the citizens Of Campbell Blu king
ham, Abemarle, Nelson. Amherst, Bedford,
Bo,elourt, Montgomery, and Wyihe counties,
that he intends calling on them this winter
and the coming spring, 10 solicit their
patronage Of Mitchell's reference and distance
MAP Of the United States A new edition olthis
valuable work, already well known. has lately
aacn published with important additor,s, spcn-
didly cuitutd IN counties. This Map has been
Tee, muien ell ~ all The Colleges OF note in Vir-
1i'ia. aud. j. positively the only Mappo in cir
cuiation, worthy the patronage of the public.
WM. WILSON 4sL for
S. \. NIT sIlELI.
Jan. 10. SIT
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SUI o, treasury eruius-""' "eha 'h'
ers "f'" of the knee whese thrlh NAV
plant "'r'9;oen--aas forthe country, that such
lollo" ~ s.are It's pilots and helmsmen
men a /, !. crown SO bad, in thi, our land,
Inc Wo ',ns NAV prey where ea5 les dared not
uire'n.e,h Of Nj. Clay has notye been re
','I It's said however, to have eo!ifsed
P 20 II. preyious eilohs, as, considering the IA
az ~ r.ho ,beme--the vindeaton otthc rights Of
'u'' sao,te-the defence Of the sacred charter Of
'p' 1,,L.t,ies-the resistance OF Executive en-
O" ..hmeot upon both-and the exposure and
c'V" tom of the crawling sycophancy of
' 's nereenary satellites Of power-may well
W. .noose1 We are told by the Georgetown
., that Van Ruren himself, over
", ..ored by the irresistible force Of Mr. Clay
Lament appeals 10 the better feelings Of the ere
,i.,ars who were about to plunge the steel IN
''. .,o constitution ofthelr country, wien he at
'nn warmly greeted hipn-whie aIr. Bu-
pan,, who replied to him, called it his nobe,t
,Gar, and compared its clf ct, upon bis mind, to
n'.,le,s memorable denuncalion of Warren
u,.,nos But all would not do. He spoke to
,,,sod EARS and scared consciences and eyea
had he welded the spear Of lthuriel, the decree
that had gone forth could not have been arrested.
Tho . naIace slaycsn were bound hand and foe,
Tbev had received the wages Of their seryinty.
and ibey were compelled to fulfil taeir part oil
the bargain.
Mr. Clay fist justified the resolution which
b.. been expunged, and demonstrated that the
,cr which it condemned WAS an usurpation of
mower on the part OF the President lie then
showed that the claim of a right 10 exqunge this
resolution would, ifpu.hcd to ii, legitimate con-
sequences, deprive tbeIIouse oil Representatives.
as well as the Senate OF every legislative GIae-
lion, or even ofthe power to express an opinion
The Georgetown Metropolitan says
aBu it was rot until Clay had abaad. ned The
defensive, and assumed the offensive waf,,lre.
that he put forth all his strength. He hu4q a
side alike argument and Illustrations and vIfI
the brightest weapons OF cleGgcice bc attached
his opponents, In thi, par. o. his speech. the
series of indignant Undergraduates winch he al
dressed II the eNpHn4ers a. - what Object they
proposed u effect by their motion: and t4e man
ncr in which he ans&etel hi, slpapyiliaas. waro
certainly all equal 10 the be>t parliamentary -
fort, have on rero. When he moi ih
que>tion-"Do You hope 10 cat obnquy-dI.-
grace upon us who voted faj td2tr,soldfoa p
hi, voice language. aud mann,r. Werr alike *
pre>slge, and Indicate! moment Of the perfect
triumph Of eIoquencc.
la like naaner his sarcasm vas biting when
be apo>trophlzad the Secretary o. lie Seaaie.dnd
jOd him Ia preserve for po-tprlW The pen with
which he should dcilHeate tao fatal line; and
IL +, .
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Or TIE LfNCHnGRG " 1RfEY,
toNsLGpEp NEEkfA ~ RHruAaD n'REE.
ttNiifs .f1N AE2CftlNf
/ ne quantity al fuharco IN peetlng Is very
S9,'ii' and prices Tor common descriptions sniIa-
bic tor manoianloflng, very good.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-30

5'sa's i-n..aaf Gaa..## G'ma5.a# 2Ht#
ell A.as, Benz +. Fillmore, A. Blauding, John
:. calhoun. joan Il simrsoa, I, her q. Mal>.
.Nnd Il " meeting OFT the Board Of II reelor,, 10
N \. Hugne W, Elected Pres,leyt Of III,
Nomp5ny; Major Mcneil, Chef i lsneer
1nd ". .. William. Assistant En- in.er.
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IL CnANcEGY.


EUSV Received, iarce assortment and 70
- ale low. ii. Il. RICH ARDS & co.
Ny l.,
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A0g@fID1f SAla5o
By PAYNE q Tug NfR. Aucr's.

by fAYNE a. III NER. AUCT'S.
MILL RE SOLD, Al ,gr auction rooms
W ON Sslgt'9f - NJ -. fle FLOWING :.
p'apefly. Belonging 10 The estate of Wm. Nor.
vel, decd --told /, oiitr u The executors.
handsome al SILVER consisting Of
e'ee-rei, Ton Pit, Sugar Urn aud Cream
pot e,lid silver
set al superior plated branch Cahdestiehs
complete st ii Rcrs' Cyclorodis full bound
IN im l,nasiI Leather II Vols. original
cost $40.
Snndry oIhsr Book '--am'nest them several
LATIN s GREEK SCHOOL BOOKS.
liverpool Dinner SCI Tea China. &C. DC,
Also, the Soup tof thr terroral1on extra tax for
lsj5, amounting In $3u5 lG', emitting the pur.
eh's'r 10 thai amount 81 seek ~ the James I,iv-
er uad k'naWha eon.pan'. The scfip will be
sold upon i credit Of = months, bond with APP
proved security required. Toms Of the other
property nj the sale.
PAYNE & TURNER, Auci's.
Jan, ~ IDS If
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~ william Allen, u, - his been elected
Us. Senator lfom Gao, in place of Thomas
Ewing ("hig.) Fheto were - ballorng., in
The lat Of which Allen received - aud E@ius
u Eu.es.
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IDlREt TORS
60 HNISiONr. r. = EpsF .,SD
q 9Pr7a' EPysaCE2EoasYm.

r. blSlJE of iLcrto, ison- Of decree of the Hu.-
- lne5 Count Of tyncbbupg, pronounced mt Dccen-
bcr term, u, the UNDERSIGNED commissioner,
VIII proceed Ia sell ON saturday the 18Th day of Feb.
ru2fy ',Et before thc Auction Room of John X. ID.
PAYNE tint
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JOHN THOMPSON, Jr. {.
. WIN
January 80

/ jRtsfN8s- 4. fi,,s l.,t1 IA Nar Clerks ulirc al
the Circuit superior Gouroi Law and Ghanceg
t1r 2aI doyoi Jauuasy l.51;
JJslp Flood, Plaintiff
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dissolution OF Co-partnerShip

january 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-04

1SssaREorios At GuArEmALA.-Cspts,nN Mason, Of
e brig Usage arrived Yesterday, informs us that Jus,
previous to his sailing rumsss reached ST. Thomas
that an instruction had broke oat in Guatemala and
that the authorities bad succeeded in arrcsne few
Of The ringleadera
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-04

FrsH At New HAvEs.-A large fire broke Out in
NV Haven on Wednesday last and destroyed 10 to
70 Snuscs on Orange and Chappell streets.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-04

lmrosrANT pEcfsIos IN RELATION TO SLAVES
The Supreme Court have, in the case OF Dixon the
slave decided in favor of the claimant and referred
the case back to the recorder for FINAL Judgment
What will the abotonists say 10 thisq
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-04

u visitor has pad three mea,hs subscription
for the Herald TO be cent to Lsbsnen Springs The
paper will DO mailed regularly 10 Mr.. Bentley
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-04

n VIII MAJOR Noah credit the Herald for Inc
:" SketeA Of the burning Of the Ben Sherred"q /,
first appeared in this paper
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-04

CoaoNEas INauErr- On the body Of nm unknow n
man, found drowned at The foot OF Whitehall street
The deceased was apparently about forly years OF
age. verdct-fovpd drowned
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-04

II DE Voc on Wsifsu ssrcet IL she prince OF cpl
esves- He bids fair to eclipse Sandy w.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-04
Balance fer future dividends,
S296,646 30


If the hocus pocus by which this result arrived at
could be depended on, the affairs Of the bank would
stand wcllbu so little dependence is beplaced in
these statements, that little increase Of confidence
has resulted from this publication According to
their showing their circulation and deposes
amount to 1893 l86 65 and their specie $50 1913 co.
which makes very different appearance TO the sy-
nopsis they make out. They ase rate their Canal at
81 OBS 663 63, which calculation entirely Of their
own, for no one here would dream of like estimate.
FRoM FLoRIDA-From an officer passenger on
board the steamer CINCINNATI Capt Curry, arrived
yesterday from ST. Augustine, we learn that the In
dams remain quiet although little dependence was TO
be placed upon them, il being considered, and proba-
bly, is the calm which precedes the coming Storm.
Orders had been received to have the invalid soldiers
transported TO Old Point Comfort, and steamboats,
were at ST. Augustine for the purpose of bringing
them to this place, with view I. forward them TO
| the Point Savannah Georgian.
VERY LATE FROM THE PAclrIc-The ship Ann
McKm, Walker, arrived al this port yesterday ia the
remarkably short passage OF only fifty nine days from
Valparaiso, and forty two from Cape Horn. She re-
ports the U. S. ship North Carolina Com Ballard,
arrived on the l4th May, in fiftytwo days passage
| and sailed for Callao on the l7th.
| CaILIAS EXPEDITION AGAINST PERu.-The CHILEAN
government was preparing an expedition against Peru
consisting OF land and forces, the whcle of which
was to be under the command Of Admiral Blanco d.
Ciceron. IL was expected 10 depart about the end o.
June for the suast OF Peru and consisted OF the FLAG
10 Libertcd. Of 22 guns; ship Montoagudo of 81
guns; ship Valparaiso OF 10 gyms; four brigs Of IL
IL, 10, and 9 guns; gun boat Is transports WI
5000 troops; transports with horses; transports
| with provisions, and | with powder. General La
| Fuenc companies the expedition with 500 voun.
eers OF cavalry. Ii was expected that great portion
Of the Peruvian troops would join the Chlians.-
| Bait American.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-04

We have dates from New Orleans 70 the 9Th
July
The editor of the Picayune invites the EDITOR Of the
~ o. Herald TO personal interview If the latter has
my pique against him. Capital! But unfortunate
ly, towards too often shield themselves behind few
hundred pounds Of type.
Old Matacomby, one of the Florida Keys, is gaining
great renown in the south, for It's waters. 1t pro-
misses to become the resort of all the fashonabies
He who drinks of its waters will rest ill he
drinks aean-and again-and again. II makes tine
old young, and keeps the young from getting old
Shin plasters are disappearing in New Orleans
Prodigious
drayman in New Orleans caught carrying
off six hogsheads of sugar. for want of something to
do Pumshment-pcnite
The New Orleans Bee says that the yellow fever
has appeared in that city, spite OF the assertions OF the
Bulletin TO te contrary There is so little failh TO De
put in either of these printsso powerfully Influenced
are they by their own interests, that we know not
which to believe. Our correspondent says nothing OF
the matter.
The Bee says that Mr.. Bidde, Sir Robert Peel, the
Duke Of Wellington &c, are all Conservatives. We
might add that Gen. Jackson, Mr.. Van Buren,, Daniel
OConnell, &c. are all Destructivcs
A Steamboat Excursion to the shores, bays, &c, of
Texas, is advertised in the New Orleans prints.
Beef Of fine quality in that city brings Is "a cents
per ID. Flour is Sl4 and potatoes 81 barrel.
A Portuguese schooner, with a cargo Of 200 slaves
was wrecked on the Caicos on the Th July. Crew
and slaves saved.
correspondence If the Morang Herad.I
New ORLEANS, 9th July, 1897
Last night the Canal Bank of this city put forth
what is termed full statement ofs affairs, which is
replee with the usual completely Of these docu-
ments that Philadelphia lawyer would find his pro-
verbal ingenuity sorely put to it to translate into in
tegible English. The synopsis appears, according
to their account, to be thus
Amount Of profits on The books, s545. 1867 81
Old protested account, S2S,4 57 90
Shaking fund (cost Cana, 1920, 1862 So
24q 2lQ Sc
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-04

fT A splendid wedding takes place tonight :
Psrk place We shall see.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-04

" All men whokill themselves, or kill othevs, are
iabonns unaar monomonia for the time being.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-04

A wEppIro-Oas Of the beautiful flowers Of the
BouqSet WINS pivcked on Wednesday morning lest, d
81. Psuls ChursA. end 10 now perfvmng the wayssde
TO N,agsrs She wss nsrned--a full account in this
evenings paper
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-04
Late from Liberia,

Dates have been received al Baltimore from this CO.
lonyup to the 18th Of May. The health of the colo
nists were good. Mr. Holmes, the agent has been
very attentive his duties and is spoken of highly by
the missionaries. The schools and churches going
ahead rapidly. Ore has been found the Cape sup
posed to connin gold The natives highly pleased
with the plough and oxen. Coffee Seed from Monro-
via has been introduced and large crop will be
pitched Mares have been brought from the Ishad "a,
via Fernando Pc. A great quantity of working ami
mals was TO be brought from the Cape verd Islands.
The colonization Of the blacks in Africa is an object
that every phonihropist should wish for The great
fault of the supporters of the scheme is the insisting
the cultivation of religion the panacea all the
evil dispositions and vicious habits of the negroes
Let them make religion Of the duties Of the colony
but not tho prineipai one. Agriculture and the arts
commerce and its appendages should be relied on os
the great Of amelieratng the savage nature OF
the negro Ash w. our wise heads Of the coloniza-
ton society have put the cart before the horse We
intend to prescnr the pubic ere leng some common
sense views on this interesting SUBJECT and to show
how Liberia may be made another Marscies So
look GU, gentlemen missionaries.
Potrcx, August 3sd.-Thcrmometer at 90 degrees
rsgres too lazy TO. steal officers employed reading
the Herald, magistrates enjoying their oum Gun. dig
and very respectable thunder storm brewing, which
came off at about O'clock r. NJ with great eciok
Such was the Of things we entered the Office
yesterday. Below is all the intelligence we have to
offer.
Henry Freeman, appropriated (since the Banks
suspended, stealing and cheating obsolete terms,
now only used among the vulgaF)-a monkey jacket
belonging TO Mr. Thomas Humphreys OF the ship Ma
ria Brandt to his own use. For this display OF hrs
organ Of covetousness, he was committed to Bssde-
well
Charles Connor, borrs,asd without asking cave
suit Of clothes &c, belonging 10 Mr.. WIN. Hind
hsug,, No. 37s Pearl street II being evident that
Charley did noi to return the same, having e~-
ed them for SALE He was sent to keep company with
Freeman.
Joseph Moses Aaron Mechizedek Jacobs, found a
bundle Of yarn. The yarn was tied IN hanskerchcf,
marked s. NJ. D., which Joseph Moses interpreted,
attempted TO do, and offered the same to Mr. John r.
Dixon, No. 49s Grand street, who, snspeciing the
pors Moses spun 10 him was not go good M he yarn
offered for sale had the jew taken n,o custody. Js-
scph Moses called all the prophets to witness the
truth of his story, but not mothers son of them
came forward 10 put in bail, our unlucky Jew was
compelled 10 60 into bondage
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-04

On Tuesday I'd inst consumption, Patrick CALI aged
years
On Wednesday Sd inst Jane, vhe OF BENJAMIN Sapds aged
% years daughter 9th David Dirk, of White Plains
TN "wednesday, 81 inst, Eugsna X, daughter q Dr. j.
Berry, n.tbe 9TH year OF her age.
On Wednesday, Sd nst Abraham Gsrri-on 1T Daniel
and Eliza G. BurtpelAaged months :.
Tn Wednesday, I'd inst, William hitting ~ Joseph "
Farni~m, aged year ard months.
On Tuesday, I'd inst, Margaret Livngsop widow o. 80
muna Livingston. In the nth OF her
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-04

On JACK BARNEs-This sprg of the old school
has benef, tonight at the Park Since his repeat
ed journeys TO the SOUTH the old fellow looks young
or than ever. He must have been drinking the wa
tiers Of Matacombo. Every body who loves the oldcn
time and the spiri,s that masters then will has
ten TO the Park tonight. We are not called upon to
pay the tribute Of respect to humbuggery but we are
required, if please us, TO signify appreciation
Of real merit Of an artist who stands number one in
his profession. But why talk Of t7 Old Jacks very
name is magnet. Besides Mrs. Barnes plays
This lady is assocsted with earliest recolec tons
q the American stage.
Her talented daughter Miss Charlotte Barses, a
child Of our own city and an American in heart, soul
and education, appears the occasion. Miss Char
lotte Captive was received with enthusiastic appro.
baton on the night of Hr. Simpsons benefit. IL is
repeated this evening The pretty authoress of La,
ittc will bring the tear in many On eye tonight
Charlotte Barnes is scion Of our own nuturinR and
every New Yorker ought to rally round her and en-
courage her in the diAicult path she has chosen
Go on, Miss C.-falter not and yss wdl, you must
attain the goal of your ambition We will all ~.
there and give old Jack such reception that he will
be tempsed to exclam "vcll, vot ofn1 Iknowsit"
A full house then, we say-a crowded house.
bumpers very jam, br the tfsssmeuetsr will be
down tonight to GOO by special fu~or,-de you hess
that, old Jack
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MAR RED.


On MONDAY, 3Ist ut., by the Rev. Mr.. Anderson, ,
to Adela NJ Stone, all OF this city.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-04

y FIVE DOLLARS xEWARD.-Q. the ar
rival OF the Steamboat Inde, EVIDENCE em Philadelphia, on
Thursday I'd inst small black sahsr Trunk ~as mssng
containing chdrens and female apparel Is supposed INA,
the Same ny mistake through the hustle attendng
the departure Of passengers Tse above vwnrd ~ ne ps,e
ut this Office No ~ Ann street. % nat
~ $50 : ~ X. cI,taipcd aufm
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-04

THE TnuSpEn S-oaS.-Theve were fsing reports
OF damage done By the lightning yesterday. The
s,eeple Of TRINITY Church struck, but no damage
ensucd The Chusch of 81. Paul was also visited by
the sains but the report Of The figure Of The saip,
dropping his sword from Supposed fright al a remen
dous sAundes clap, not The umor, also, of
the bsg Circsss'sa' having had her mast shivered,
was, We believe, piece ef exageerelon- The good
effees Of the storm delightful evening breeze,
AMI one of the most splendid sunsets we ever be-
held