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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-09-06

dy oi Warren, with The captain md crew.
were saved hy the steamboat Lexington,
winch passed soon after the accident.
The 'q"all was felt severely in other pls-
oe' "nf did much damage. The Revenue
"auer NJ Lane, on the New Bedford station,
S""e healing into Hadley harbor. Gslr : ~
''aaShon,) was capsized. and immedis,ely
sunk. The M'Lnne was comm,nlsl hr
o'' o'orges. One person was last. he
plot Capt. Philip Mosher, of New 7 .deord
Inc Collector of the District was on hoard
al 'he ''me' aud landed with tn. offers
and crew at Naushon. The loss of J;so,
s'"rge' p'va,e property, j, is stated. aroou,,.
% seven or eight huudred dollars.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-09-06
From the Albany Argus.

We have prepared table from official
sources, which shows the bank capital in
1880 and 1881, in seven States where the
legislatures have been generally Of char
meter friendly TO General Jackson's admin
stration. The result is as given below
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-09-06

Total .$36,68OOOO Ss3.354OOO sl7, ,AOs, ,OOo

We have also prepared table from sim
liar sources, which shows the bank capital
ut the periods before referred to, in six S,aes
where the opponents of Gen. Jackson had
the ascendency in the State Legislature. at
the time the bank capital given in the table
was created; and we have added 10 this Ia.
bic the incrense Of banking capital in Penn
sylvnnia during the short reign o: antima-
sonry in that state. The result is as fol-
lows:
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-09-06

The PREsIDENT's MEssAeE.-We bsvs
made arrangements to receive several hun.
dred copies of the Message io-morrow morn.
ing, by Steamboat. We shall send rb., ,o
our subscribers as an extra. Copies will he
tor sale at the Office aud at w. Callabau's
Book Store.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-09-06
Necessary for a choice

Necessary for choice, 379S
Among the votes which We have classed as scat
terins, u were for Mr., Dorr, and 26 for Mr.. King
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-09-06

Extinct from the Constitution of tie Uni
ted Sfstes--
4" NO money shall be drawn from III,
Treasury, but in consequence of appropri
ations made by law"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-11-03
NO O..

. . Il j ItHI
when she had sufficiently recovered, the
proposal of1my father was made known TO
hei by her venerable and esteemed friend.
The minister. and accepted with erutitude
more elegant than words. She left n spot
where her morning Of life had been soent h
youthful happiness md innocence. and In n
short lime found herself at my fathers door.
IsWnot was my surprise, my rapture. at be-
holding him leaving the carriage with the
lovely creature, whom of all others most
wished to see, hanging upon his arm and
clinging tohm as her only friend and pro.
tector. She entered The room and was in
troduced TO my mother as the Miss Rose
well, in whose favor Miss Emerson had so
warmly interested herself s.1
Edmond" said my father as entered the
apartment, this young lady you are 10 con-
slider as your sister; you will be to her n
brother" Itook her hand--pressed !, to nv
Bs s and eTSq while phsf bBrdhllaHsyh B sp
she remembered our former interviews, as.
surred my father | should always feel
pleasure in complying with his wishes
Thus did our acquaintance commence. The
amiabIe Maria became the delight of her
numerous friends, the JOY of my parents,
and the admiration of the brilliant circles in
which she moved, herself splendid star
The impression that was made at our first
interview was never obliterated. and the lii.
tie strawberry girl became the adored mis-
tress Of this mansion. Never have reflect
ed on those singular occurrences, without a
feeling Of gratitude to my Maker Who in
this manner, bestowed on me treasure.
which has made my life one OF continued
sunshine and unalloyed happiness e.''a,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-11-03
For the Vermont phrnix.

The rew and Cyprus still may wave, y
But plant them not Ger Edwards grave; fas
Let Roses sweet, and Lilies fair, ~ ylt
And modest Violcts flourish there;
lie, Flora decorate the spot,
With Loye-dcIights, Forget
With Amaranths and brilliant flowers,
Whose aroriatics GIL our bowers.
At humble distance let there be
A lonely spot and Willow tree. ..,., ..
Myrtle bush and creeping Yew,
A Cyprus, always wet with dew =,
Where mourning friends may oft retire
To breathe the thoughts their griefs inspire;
BIT not where beauty sleeps, for there tf
The hiock's carpet should be fair.
.rlax, Oct. 1897. THE ORPHAN
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-11-03

Lady caught in shower Monday night;
stranger politely offered The shelter OF his
umbrella; accepted; got home. fond her
black in the face; wrong color fora rain
deau-- Hartford Couy. sri fll ts.s,l
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-27
Paper Box bazaar.
GEORGE ER

. mo. l2l Fulton street, three doors from Nassau
Manufactures and keeps constantly hand for SALE plain
and fancy Paper Boxes every description size and STYLE
torthe following lines OF business:
AIRY Goods, Silks Laces, &c. B-Shoes. Clancy Ar.
ticles D-Stocks, Cellars, Bosoms, Shirts E-Curls F.
Buttons G-Jewery and Perfuery IN all their BRANCHES
H-Samples for coffee, rice wheat NC J-Maches k-Furs,
especially for mps. Musical Instruments M-Drugs apo,
thecary and stationary NHat Cases. hat boxes and band
boxes, for millinery articles.
Orders purpose quantity quality OF paper boxes,
received and promptly executed with DESPATCH al the lowest
prices fit article prescribed in the
Merchants setting be supplied Immediate
y with gosd and strong boxes for exactly fitting the
shelves, aud being a real decoration OF the store.
Country merchants will find every accommodation in regard
to obtaining boxes OF description and shipping them 10 all
parts OF America at the shortest notice.
In the mean time he gives notice that he regularly imports
from Germany his native country real Genuine Cologne Wa
sale, superior to any article in the present mar eL
Also most splendid assortment of German patterns Tor
samples and emIroderes of description for retailing
pocket books and ladies' notice books decorated
with needle work sorch and handsome style as they never
before.
g Peuscher returns his sincere thanks to his numerous
friends and for their former patronage and trusts by
unwearied pains to merit continuance OF the same.
He also nbrms his friends and the public that he has been
awarded diploma the Fair held October,
1886, at Nblos Garden, New York. for specimen of
boxes they being considered the substantial splendid
article the line offered the inspection Of the public
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-27
HIS BRITANNIA MAJEsrY's CONSULATE,
New Work llfh Nav if37

~ IN conformity with law passed by the Legislature OF
this State the 2i day Of April last entitled IAN Act to
and duties of Public Administrators and
rogates relative the property andeects of Foreigners
Notice is hereby given that and after this date the pre-
their this city, state such property and effects
arriving this State placed under the OF this office
under that of the public administrator heretofore The
undersigned in thereof requests that notices here
the public administrator be this office
where information the estate and effects of subjects OF
his Majesty shall all times be furnished without fee
charge whatever.
The he a officer and others at the quarantine respect
fully requested to make their communications TO this oice
where all expenses connected herewith will be paid.
nyl5 3fa,NH
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-27

CosvIcT JuRy.-An emaneipaied felon was ar
ragned before the supreme court. The jurors, one
after another, perfectly to 'his mind for they
were brethren Of the felony. AT length gentleman
was called whom the prisoner challenged. The gen
ueman who was objected 10 is one Of the most anna
bic men in the colony; he possesses large property
and was AT the time in the commission Of the peace
his appearance and demeanour correspond with his
station and his mental end moral qualities. The OBJ
Jecuon 10 him as Juror seemed unaccounable,
that the prisoner was asked to state his reason for his
challenge The fellow looked little confused. "He
didn't know exactly;-thc gentleman was quite un-
known 70 nim but the fact he didn't like his APP
pedrdncsP he looked too respectable too upright,
too Intelligent TO be frtsfed-by the prisonerf He
was not one oil the right sort for an acouttai! The
petition Of the members Of council and other reputa-
BILE cooniss states that zone of the obvious and nat
urs effects Of the present jury system as to encour
age cnme by the facility il affords to the guilty 10 de-
pise plans for insSring acq,ittai" and one of the
lenge every juryman they know or suspect not to be
Of their own casfe
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-27
NO. 3z.
HERDMAN a. X EENAN,s
III Is s al

For CABIN anil 80 80, fhiGRANT PACKET OFFICES
near wa Liverpool weekly commnncaton los south ~
Residents in ~ ~" ~ ~ south 81, New York.
49, " uie Infed States 49,,
.oa me,r friends residing Cirea, Rr,an =" f sg
Opportunities Via yernoo very moderate terms per weekly
,h Popriet9rs having made additional ayraroe,e,s sr
friends and The pnhc hs beg 70 state TO their numerous
the unnecessary detention expense ~ % uey VIII ayod
dom as well a. bi .ha! an he agents The United
to render despatch and 10 ain ue pest emo
& neis, ana TIER friends who may embark IN eomnany
WIN theih ana M all cases where the paenoer ~
me money WIN De refunded 10 the persons from va !, ,
Ships viii be despatched from Liverpool for be ATT
ports, as olows:-lor New York, weekly for Hos,on
depha and Baltimore, three each month. for "a
eans ana Mobile "ce each month for Quebec three times
Persons wishing passage Liverpool ana London ca, h
accommodated by the regular line of packets for ,sr ~
weekly Tor London the lst i0th and of each month
oss WISHING TO remit money to their friends
Great Britain and Ireland Agents also in The different norris
Tno VIII give every assistance in forwarding Is
For further information relative 10 this establishment apply
to or address ~ ''"e"' 'pp'S
o Eers Sherlock Arlington, No. Waterloo Road and No
ME- Mesi M S spng DckSon Co. Co. wsrng Belfast
wln' Donhoghue william St, Londonderry.
Patrick McMullen, Castle st. Newrv
j. Calaghan, Lawrence Town, near Bainasloe
Edward Sherlock, Castlepelard.
Ihos Higgins, Balymahon.
Jas Dugan Articlif, near Coleraine.
michael McGnty, Drumlisl, county Longfrd.
Wm Scraggs, Cork.
Jas. Cochran Sligo
Daniel Hughes, Waterford
Hugh Shields, Clones, county Monaghan.
MT. ANDERSON, NO 10 Turner's Court, Glasgow
David Foster Amman.
u McDougald Inverness
kobI Mcneil, Newtown Stewart.
,,uao, HERDMAN KEENAN,
Hyoo-im leg Sout 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-27
COgNTING H9ysE, SCHOOL, AND wRITINo

~ ACADENY.-IF p. BRAGG has opened his School In
neatly furnished at l24 Brosdw
msnshp and Book Keeping Beautiful and mastery Penman
ship viii be guaranteed TO pupil no aborn under any
unusual Disqualification in limited number OF
Gentlemen will be taught with rapidy, like that OF
thought the bold accurate and splendid that
the admiration Of the curious the decided appro
baton Of Of business dextery and and the ssons
ment Of those swarmng creeping srbbe manufacturers who
mpudenty thrust themselves into noorety by inermnabe
puery backed by aborous black and white scratched and
painted specimens prove their capacity teach others what
they cannot do themselves
Ladies will be taught to write with perfect and elegance
the embarrassing perplexes OF bad pens which they
mend will be eectualy renedied and that which often dees
ladies from useful and interesting correspondence graceful
employment, will he completely removed. Writing will be-
come pleasure instead Of bore.
Bookkeeping will be taught thoroughly and practically on
the plan Of the late Mr. Goddard The School, noom will be
Counting Room where all the ordinary routine Of
viii proceed through il ntricacie and ncudng
tom house business brokerage mercantile facilities OF calcutta
uon &c MT Bragg having been practical business book
keeper during many OF the earlier years Of his life.
The silly absures OF expression he found In pub
LEGATIONS tor the direction Of youth in business forms and
espondence will be showns nd pupils will he taught think
men Of business and To ebody their thoughts rather than
copy ignorant nonsense irdted by who have
practical acquaintanc with mercantile habits
myl51meods
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-27
Hu lsOn's Merchants News Room, and
Foreign ship Letter OfIice,

TO NO. oo bTodd street, corner 81 r-rchnnge
Place, orer the AUCTION Room Of Mr.. James u. Miller
A CARD.-The undersigned, of the above establishment
respectfully inform their patrons and the public generally
Wer No. 90 Broad street. corner Exchange
Place. In announcing the renewal OF the MERCHANTS
NEWS ROOM beg subscribers and friends
that the usual assduy and personal attention win be given
render the establishment worthy the patron
age thas received from the merchants and others
New York All the privileges heretofore extended to subscr
bers and whatever improvements and benefits be added
shall be done with the utmost promptude and attention The
delay in removing their News ROOM beg leave say
has been done by the advice OF "counelha the
able proceedings OF certain individuals connected with
business have compelled them adopt legal pu
of redress and until the affairs settled In court they
are unable 10 offer further remark n the subject
VIM II. ROB'T. l.. HUDSON.
Merchants News Room,
Of roa. anil Eve l.,rox fal7 "a.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-27

ITO THE PUBLIC-In tins the age OF puery and shin

no TIL PUBLIC-In tins, The age OF puery and shin
paster whea Cafes dIiotes Restaurants numerous
other establishments with their foreign titles twinkling
themselves into pooriety would beg invite at
tenion ofconnoseu epicure and public general
establishment conducted upon somewhat smaller scale,
upon principle broad and firm viz
dealing IL that neat establishment No. Ceurant kept
by t. Cody whose natural good huo and pleasantly Of de-
portmen asd aseuy please has become proveba Those
that fond of good cheer should give him CALL for there
all hours be found oysters every variety OF fish
fresh from their elements also spiced pickles. &C
&c served in all the various cookery ingenuity
devise Al his bar be had choice Wines liquors.
segars &C. and every thing In Regularity and clean
Is the order OF the day in his establishment Ills
Live and tve aud the ann OF National
dependence approaches which calls memory times
that tried mems SOULS and looked upon the time
drink and be merry" Those that disposed find
place better seited 10 their mind than the above mentioned
there In addition genemanly will
good and all necessary requisites that cha
racterise our houses OF higher fame.
je2l-3p AN EPICURE.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-27
CONFECTIONERY.

~ CARD.-To the Ladies Of New York.-A new thing
expressly manufactured for the ladies GREGORYs whole
sale and retail Confectionery Store No. 13 William street. N.
York, and Sold wholesale RETAIL by other in
the city, VANILLA Cream Candy, new, very rch and de-
cous article hereby submitted the judgment and
patronage of the New York citizens and the public general
and especially the ladies' Who said be the best judges
the sweets ofle and without bitter, the Vanilla
Cream Candy stands pre-eminent.
N b. On band, and constantly manufacturing general
Of Candies for the South and Western markets.
the lowest wholesale price, keep any eli
No charge for boxes packing, carriage any
oft city. my9 1m-y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-27

~ JOSEPH X. SPENCER having completed the arrange.
opening his Hat Warehouse prepa
red uraish superb article of the style in general
value capacity for heightened service the standard
price, namely, five dollars
As guide those who may favor him with their patronage
he would the following rules, which will invariably GO
his business
Firstly. The hats sold his establishment will be of the
value, though differing in shape and general appearance
Secondly. The moderate price demanded warrant
ing system of credit all sales be subjected cash pay
He has also added choice selection of Umbrellas
Canes, Gloves, Handkerchief, Toilet Brushes, &c.
The sales ROOM which fitted up style
with the growing taste and refinement of the city, located al
the Of Wall and New being OF the build
ing about to be occupied by the Courier and Enquirer
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-27

CULTIVATION or Corros.-1, 10 worthy Of special
notice that the Bombay govetnmen, appears to take
great interest in premstst and encouraging the cst
walton Of the cotton plant We perceive that the right
improve and extend the cultivation Of this article in
the sllahs Of Poenah (ncuding the collectorate
of Sholapocr) and Of Ahmednugeer has been pleased
TO direct THAT oil lands whether irrigated unrri-
gated, On which cotton is cultivated shall be entirely
free from the land tax, and that no assessment what
ever shall be levied thereon daring the present
son or for five years subsequent; that il to say until
April 80, l042-Orienfai Observer.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-27
/ AqRANeE PLACE, BULLS FERRY.

II y
L. The public respectfully informed that the above elegant
and fashionable place resort the reception
ef visitors The Bar has been with the choicest
wines and liquors. egars, creams ices &c together with ali
the kinds ofus cakes concrtion,rv Breaks
and suppes Al the notice Civil and
attentive servants In constant attendance.
The subscriber hopes that by his unremtnr
ton TO the come and accommodation Of those ladies and gen
emen may visit La Grange ilace 70
otbat very liberal patronage which has been bestowed
establishment the last three years
led with dinners n usual.
Dinners on Sundays the return OF the ~ O'Clock
boat. Time OF going and returning rs follows
From New york--si, ioi, a. and 81 O'clock
snndays-Lcaves New York a7l 10, 2s and O'Clock for
Bulls Ferry only $500,
sunAsys-Leavss on return nj s. a. III and O'Clock
or Sunday nights the boat viii lay over IN New
ieio-eoa6ws JOHN PONSON
SWANS wORM SUGAR PLUMs.--An eNRcscscss
90 convenient medicine for children causing worms 70 ns
ascnrgsd great numbers, and where there no
$500. o. worn they do much good In carrying ON ne =
1eR,n mucous from the stomach and bOwe whMh gce
snd - injurious hildrca worms alive FOR
ale ~ Ne proprietpr's agent
-. n ,. 6RAHAM, NO % Nassau stree.
mynu Corner Of Fulioa
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-27

FEArnEaEp THrEr.-A man emploved in cu,,;no
down sycamore tree in gentleman garden in the
neRhborhood Of Brockanc Evcrton, found a thros-
ties near the top Of it. composed of eight va I'd.
Of lace and two net caps, which articles had been
missed by the family and in consequence one Of the
servants unfortunately turned away To what state
ofluxnry must England have arrived when even birds
form their beds of blond lace This circumstance re-
minds us Of the incident on which "The Maid and
the Maggie" (Gdzza Ladra) is founded.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-27
SMALL NOTEs-sMALL NOTEs-sMALL
THE EYE.

IN. ELLIOTT, 0culst, Professor Of Anatomy and dis
- eases Of the Human Eye.-Fom - years undivided at
tenton and constant study under the celebrated Ocu
IN Europe and one oil the best In Observation-Disclosures Smith
the Medical College of Oho-wh the
cessfn practice in the Union DR. Il. with confidence
that he the dangerous cronc diseases
Eye without operation, IN 81 blindness when
be operates for Cataract Corectomia, and Epropium
SPECTACLES-Dr Els patent, beautiful, transparent,
dunn Spectacle Glasses having the peculiar property Of keep
ing the perfectly COOL giving immediate and permanent
and at the time suit every age without necessity
Of change.
Dr. Il. viii himself adjust the glasses, sui, the particular
defect
DIR. +. begs that lie attends diseases
and imperfections Of the vision only.
III Office 3o3 Broadway. Private entrance in Duane
my2O-y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-27

the reduced price st50-BIRD OF IS Nassau street,
IA Of Pine respectfully 10 bis friends and
the fashionable public that he will constantly keep his
sales superior assortment Of white summer Hats
AZ the reduced pce Of SAG he aaers haek that the de-
eided apprshan with which his Hats have been heretofore
received will continue reward his anxious wish please
BIRD ~ Nassau Of Pine.
Also hand, fine assortment OF gertemens Leghorn sum
ner Hats at reduced prices iei3-7w
NEW YORK LIFE INsURANCE AND
IN TRUST contradictions Ray effect nsurances
with this Company their lives the lives Of Others
and either for the whole duration Of e for limited peri
od The payments OF premium may We either made annually
In gross sum.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-27

EHN PASSAGE FROM CORK, DIRECT
Vkp The well known fast sailing ship TRY AGAIN Can
comfo-,aay ayeoek viii positively sail in July and win
reasonable terms, If early application be made
20 RAWSON K McMURRAY
40 Corner Pine nd Souih
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-27

-. TO JET-The store Known No i,s Maiden lane,
T4, doer from Pesrist Fo~ssSon gwen
Inquire 81 isf PeTis IVY
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-27

(NHILDREN'S CLOTHING.-The subscribers
~ keep constantly on hand extensive Of child
res clothing, made in the fashionable which
will sell reasonable terms wholesale retail
a2l-Sm. GEO. A. HOYT 4 CO. IA Bowery, N. Y.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-27

n WINE Ac.-IJU baskets Jolly"
~ champaign received via Jonson 300 wines consist
ing OF fine and mddng qualities madeira sherry, port
claret Also London brown and porter received per
bark Egyptian Also porter and ale put up for exporaton
and champagne cidar believed supass favsr excel
cnce bottled In this city. For sale moderate prices
THOMAS MEANS, 81 Water street.
door of Old slip.
NJ r.. Wines bouled to order. ie2l3taw4ws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-27

"A HOUSE TO LET, sR 70. 49, r. az, ~ ~ -,
NJ Hrosdwsv being the middle Of the three houses jus,
ea. Th,. s~r,. i snsbed best with
~ modern proyements ana ~ had immedi
~ III. - g. CLARK, i36 Water street
tstf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-19

country, have here foundation which to
hopes Of future prosperity, of which power earth
deprive The infamous banking system has hitherto rob
bed Of this qualification Its departing kne has ung
Let avoid all banks would avoid the devil or
embrace OF death.
OF the state OF the the Interior information
rinues very limited The only thing from New Albany
Indiana where wheat down 624 cents bushe AL
Corydon In the state il rs the End inst
The astonishing productvenes ofderent grains this
is almost beyond belief stalk of buckwhea raised in Car
rolton Nd measuring and half inches ncircumsrence,
having about dozen branches proceeding from the main STEM
yielded 1850 perfect grains This is, indeed, prodigy
The following the latest of the price OF wheat
corn and flour -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-19

Barger, Briggs. from Baltimore bound 10 New York In
Hampton Washington, Anderson, New York.
cent Latham, New York, for Baltimore
WAsHlssTos ~ c. Sept loAr. American Coaster, Dixon
New uork Franklin Clemens, do; Benz HARRISON glass
DO Cra Thenas Wynns Johnson do; Grenvile Darden
DAkiES Ga, Sept AR Premium Gorham, New York