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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-09-05

"A aia.ism. Gen. Mnrpey of Ohio, in speech
recently delivered i'm Ohio upon the times, the
causes of the pressure, Sc. abiding to the rum,
which misgovernment had brought upon the
country. and the comparative case with which
the people might have a,lverted it, said" They
staid at home that they might save the profits of
a day rs labor, when, by going to.the polls they
could have saved the hard earnings of twenty
years." ls,+ 5 $780,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-09-05

Elbow can we count the blessings Of Gen. jack
sons administration ?"-Pa. Democrat. - asr
Count them as tile people of East Indies do
Rupees-by the iack-Lo,tisviue Journal
We have noticed, during the last month, the
appointment Of i've or six clergymen to office
under the General Government. The adminis-
tration is resolved not to go to the gallows
without benefit of clergy.' 7'''9 0'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-09-05

1t has now become evident that nothing can
save the country from impending and total ruin,
but change Of rulers,-for its present rulers are
bent on measures that will and must consummaie
that ruin: measures which, bad as they now are,
will make their condition ten fold worse; for
there is wide distance between the present
state of things, bad as it is, and that frghful ruin,
which these measures must and will bring and
fix upon the country. .,
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-11-21
DRoroshLs Tor publishing Second Edition of the

PROPOSALS Tor publishing Second Edition of the
MILITARY LAWS or THE UNITED STATES, by
George Tempeman The first edition compiled by
MAJOR Trueman Cross, OF the United States Army, and
pulshed under the sanction OF the War Department in
1928 J, contains the most important Of tho resolutions
Of the old Congress, relating the Army, from IT'S TO
7sthe Constitution Of the United States, and all the
acts and resolutions Of Congress relating 10 the Army and
the Militia from 1889 TO 1924
The second edition, proposed to be published, will
contain all the matter embraced in the FIRST carefully
ysed together With all the laws and resolutions Of Con-
gress, bearing upon the Army Militia and Volunteers,
which have been enacted from 1884, down to the close OF
the present session The corrections and additions will
be made by MAJOR Cross, the original compiler
Officers OF the Army aud Militia, and Others who have
used The first edition Of this work, have testified TO its
great usefulness.
In country like ours where the authority OF the law is
paramount, the necessity Of such work is Mt a times
manifest hut Il Is especially at present when large
and mixed force OF regulars volunteers, and militia
called into active service.
The work will be Of royal size, and will c fur.
nshod to subscribers at 81 So per copy, bound in law
sheep
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-11-21

DLuMBERS BUSiNESS.-The subscriber, from
i Baltimore, takes this method of Informing the citizens
Of Washington and vicinity that he will remain few days,
and make arrangements for undertaking any of the follow
ing kinds of work his line of business, viz The
ing Of Water Closets Force Lift Pumps. Baths hot
cold, fitted in a superior manner the conveying of water
from springs dwellings, and through the different apart
ments draining quarries any kind Of lead work He
can be seen at Mr.. Woodward's.
DAVID Balm.
Bile has with him few Beer and Cider Pumps,
to be above.
CLEMENT WOODWARD,
Between 10th and lth sts., Penn. Avenue.
l2-pl
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-11-21
EXCHANGE HOTEL.
uSeroS Cry, ID. C. July, 1897.

THE SUBSCRIBERS, having leased tho Exchange
Hotel, (late Fages's, and having fitted up IN first
rate STYLE will be prepared To yslicrs On MON.
DAY the OH The location Of the house. being with
in few minutes walk Of the depot 81 the Baltimore and
Ohio Washington and Baltimore and PHILADELPHIA Rail.
roads, well as the Steamboat 10 philadelphia Norfolk
and Charleston = c. makes It desirable place 10 al
travellers going to either section Of the country This
HOTEL attached 10 the Exchange Buildings IN this city,
has been erected and furnished great cost hy the pro-
prlctors and is designed TO be first rate hotel Il
tho intention OF the subscribers make for comfort,
spectablity &c &C. equal 10 any house in the United
States. The undersigned hatter themselves that they
need only promise all who may paronisc the establish
ment that their hest efforts shall be c1ood please and
at charges which they hope will meet their apprpha
ions.
JEwETT & DE BUTTS,
Baltimore, Oct Z, 1897. 4w2l
HOUSE FURNISHING GooDS-we have IN
i sale
50 pieces ingram carpetng, which We viii sell low.
so do Brussels
60 do ST. CT. l0i and l2i Linen Shcciugs.
100 do ~, - l}arnsy Diapers
-, l0.i and pol fine Table Cloths.
Napkins to match
bale RUSSIA Diaper.
bale wade Crash
Also, 80 MHrsclcs Quilts
BRADLEY 4 CATLETT.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-11-21

SAMUEL HElNECKE informs his friends and the
- public that he has taken four doors north Of
Doctor Guntons apohecary store, ninth street. where
he will carry on his business. He feels confident, from
his long experience in cutting all kinds of garments thai,
general satisfaction will be given TO such may favor
him with their custom. sep % 3taw3w
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-11-21
CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENS WARE
MOSES POTTER,
AZ South Charles ST. Baltimor

40 South Charles ST., Baltimore,
HAS just received and is now opening fire hundred
aud forty packages of the above description Of goods,
adapted for the. Southern and Western lnarkets-Con-
sidnty on hand. English Iron Stone, and Granite China
suitable for extensive hotels and steamboa,sa of which
will he sold on favorable terms be bought in any
city in thc Union
Oct. 10 tf22
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-11-21
THE MADIsoNIAN.
THOMAS ALLEN.
,s,yoa axp rRornIEroR.

WnlvuM AND
- u,.,..x,,si. p.ibishsd Tri.weekly during the
-. N $500. ssd Sem, weekly during the re-
- = IS 80 aanun- For siH MONTHS %
Ne sshssaguaa ~il be taken for term short o. s'A
80. 80 saiss- paid ioT ~ sdraAes
FEicE 90 ADVERTISING.
r..l,. fus.. o. lo.s, three insertions, o. W
FsFk iasieasl insertion,
ls..,,rf advertisements Al proporIionate rates
ltresl Discount made 10 those who advertise oy
~ year
- S..,.r4ilrfs say rewt BY mail. % bills Of solvent
-, n,lars pssi IL osT Tisk provided u sha.i APP
-, y, ss,.tsaslcss crftcais, that such remittance
- bore asls asailea
ii.,tt 1iseeani vii bs made 10 companies OF hrs
- ,,ass tFsp.,nsttiag their subscriptions together
p,,,,,ua.tsrs snA others authorized, acting as our
r,. ,sti ~ emitted receive copy Of the paper
~, ~ even hSr su.enhsfs or Al TIA, raiepcr een'
y. l..yiptsoas Rrnsgliy ihs terms being iulhlled
,tct. ,rI communications intended for the csta-
t.5s,ssa va aol b. received unless the postage -
yat8
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-11-21

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.--By virtue
Of deed oiirIs executed by Dun Green, and bear
ING date the tenth day Of july the year eighteen hum
dcd and twenty nine, will bc exposed public sale
Wednesday, the twenty day OF November next,
the valuable real estate described said deed being
{" that story brick house tenement part Of 10,
numbered SIX ~ in square numbered three hundred and
J7 ~ the city Of Washington, being the
west house nC three houses formerly li said 10, by
Charles Cis decreased !" and also the part al said ln,
appcTtanng 10 SAID house. extending back due north
from street 10 pulir alley, and also the whole Of
lot number CA in the said square"
The 81 sale viii BE- onethirh cash. and the ha
lance in two equal nsallncns Of three and s'S months
With approved security and interest from day 81 sale
Tho sale take place immediately IN front ~ the pre-
miscs street, eleven o'clock in tho forenoon Of
tho day ahayC mentioned,
For the Bank 81 the Metropolis
JOHN T. VAN NESS. Prcsiiept.
Oct 3o-2aw
GLOVES, sUSPENDERs. sroCks, wooLLEN
~ SHIRTS, AND DRAWERS = We have to-day
opened
80 u, StsPcntlrrs, hssi kinA.
80 10 superior GloYes
50 do Stocks, host snake
80 pieces S,lk Picket tlauIArrrhtcfs
50 dozen Gcaiieneh'. Rl.si wonlgen Drawers.
50 do ~. D. d. SHIRTS.
do Raw STA Shirts
Also.
50 pieces lrsh Linens
900 d. Sea island Cotton Shfrtnss
BRADLEY 4 CATLETr.
: sept, = 9ias2~s
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-11-21

MRS. PAGES BOARDING HOUSE, on Pennsy
wi vania Avenue, opposite the Centre Market Per.
visiting Washington be comfortably entertained
Oct s.. ,ns
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-11-21

L,oR SALE, OR BARTER, for properly
1tySA Il IN the city Of New York. or lands in mi.
|sssE1, nois, the following valuable property in the
Isis& village Of oswego;
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-11-21

III Compris-
| ing the original
village lots no.
3 and 4.
The herald., 1837-05-12

without good and sufficient reasons that this charge
therefore he could not be expected in justice to pay
Mr. De Camp, the defendant, is old revolunona-
nv hero who, having been long accustomed to orons
abroad, could not rest satisfied without enjoying
brou at home; and TO that end he espouscd his now
suing though humble wife, she being on the right
eide Of thirty, he on the wrong side of seventy.
Or old men, oh old men beware!
. Iryeu marry young wives they'll make You remember
Your folly, and bring you but care
May June may wed with December.
the proverb truth was verified by Mr. De Camp, for
the lady became tired of domestic economy-sang-
What may a young assie-whst shall young lassie,
What an a young lassie do wi an old man.
He's peevish and Jealous of all the young Fellows
All, dole is my life wi weary old man!
and upon being accused by her huscand OF incontl-
nencc with of her grandsonS' ! iac0afinently lefl
him to solitude an! his own reflections, and teok up
her abode in the house of the present plaintiff, where
she has remained for the last three years.
The trial commenced at little after z o CLOCK on
Wednesday, and did not terminate until O'Clock
yesterday, when the jury retired, with directions to
find sealed verdict AT half past 5 o'clock the jury
returned into Court. The verdict will be made known
on the opening of the Court to day.
Er The steamer Lexington having been detained
few days in consequence of some repairs, will re-
sumo her trips to Newport and Providence, leaving
this afternoon at O'Clock from Peck Slip, L. R.
The Lexington arrives at Providence in time for the
O'Clock cars for Boston.
The herald., 1837-05-12
CUsTOM HOUSE UOTEI..

10 JAMES Ht'6N, u, cole po ret, and Manarrro
above very lighy pTnar EssbSsha, ni nrms his ~ that
owneio The u"pccedt patronage nc ha c ired W as.
oi esp e. made ~ are,e s.,. 9, r. -, cin
Ta.an which enables him 10 DlFr CONPErliftNll ~
TIC best fa'e ion IN msrk af1 VII slway ready ioi
ms toms n Al an ut nne hs or. of w. ~ hayos
iasdious
HIS wade 10, supply e eariv fr 4 srd
SrRAwBtRHls ana CREAM may ~ afaw DAYS bc expected
~ n Hniel
always 81 he ford A. the READING nd COFFEE TOOh
and the CT VIII had .ir advantue cal ana
~ "a its be- eft. fdui, ~
q, Mt HoR bes na 4 enis d,tinoty 4, undcfsiend u a.
he ha. 40 connection vhsie,cf c,A ettc, ssrtcr ~
HGhr7e w. the city N.Y. 2w
The herald., 1837-05-12

"A AmusenaeAts.
DARK TnNATRE.-rHIs ryR,

DARK lHBATRE.-THIs EVENING wln be PEI
TwEIFrH S[Pla toe Ni59s1T Gi9nsdy Of =. v,o,. ,,
Tree. -
.AftcI which the Farce of
THE YOUTHFUL QUEEN-count D'oxenseirp Mr. CLippin.
dae-chrsine, NJ IS free.
Boxes in Pm 81 4 Commence at "a
a MEkICAN THEATRE, BO ~ Err Y-THIs
- EvEN,NG will be presented
LASr NJ vAGs W OF PoMf Eii-Abacss, Mr. G. Joncs-Nyda.
MAkisG YOUR %SILLs-Bmss, Mr. oa,.s-Mrs rorewnsLt
Dcosopn past and performances will commence at "a
O'CLOCK Boxes 7o-Pit. 37l-Gallsry % cents.
NATIONAL LTHEATRE-THls EVENING will be
HAMLEr,,IIamet, Mr. Wallace Queen, Miss cushnan-
NJ, AUNT-Diek DAshon, Mr.. wa,Iack-Emma, Mrs Con.
5 Boxes SPIT SO cents--Galery s7L cents Door, oo.o
at 7-pe. formance commence at "a O'Clock.
ESisANkLEN NTHc.ATKE.-THlsE EVENING VIII o
ZAMEo-Jer M ah Do!bs, Mr. J. senon-Akanza Mrs stick
To conclude with the Drama of
WILL wAfCa-Wil atch Mr siickney-Afsry, Mrs. Pres.
doors epea at 81 Performances commence at "A o'cock
erce sely Boxes so cents; PIT ..
Di0NAMnC INsTITUTE. CITY SALOON.
l. II hS,N IA ATTEAS E6S FIVE NoyEl
leave 10 lnorm t trends that they lately aade 10 te
AL thirteen scenes besides the Italian fasioce,n, Ca siese
oa-s s ss1s Wt .aSv, mas been employed
The viii be arranged as follow. vi1 anu
q Animated Views near ri yRouth England
3. Mount VI mon.
q scenes in India
S. Scene on the Rhine.
g. Int isr of Coogue Cathedral
T. View OF Missoonghi, Greece.
O. View OF London.
10 Engagement between the Const,sti,n ard Gucners
H. Corunna
q u TsD;l. TrDsJ % of !ss seisncs Ms,,co'
IA Sp'endId liza ian Fanccin.
BoAes SO cents upper seats IS cents Doors Per
fornsnce cnHInenrea al O'Clock
The herald., 1837-05-12
CONFECTyONARy.

II LAKD.-To The Ladss Ut " lmk.-A now thine ex.
ptcssl maruacwsd io' The isdi = GREGDny's wh- ssc
and feah Conf couay -ofr, Ne iat wismstr.cl nd
I.sol wholesale read BY IN tins cy IA.
NLl.h Iuam Can'ya RICH AID delicious ", Il
hFf' by snhdtd' the Judgment
Yafs e'iz n aad The rnbc general and pecia the Laar.
who % We the best yre effhf a. fn 4
eninfpt -
O. On hand and Constantly ma sepesi Il
men of Candies Tor tn south aad We markets nj the o
est wholesale pc ard warranted 10 keep In sny climate NJ,
char. ict boses PACKAGE cartnee to any of tn city
The herald., 1837-05-12

c...l p, BANK BANKS BANksl-rhc sub.cri-r. will Ie
a er la, s,sre 81 canal com s.sy fssd nk; o goods
w r9SMss rsI.s n,isii ssms i.'ss' CO. o."
MUM .s SPECIE e az s, bought ard od pre-
WANTED.A respeb able woman to DO the no l-e vol Of
wei Assy Sesl sr.s VINO ga; iee
M@svyALnD9croR ss,,es ysa.; " JAcSsoNs removed
ooci n. r. at An , as.ss qs, s% O'Clock
s.., a. rs Tide; :..s sPs ss,.s ..
.es ssr s "a $ treatment Of Doctor ss,.cn
MONEY TO LEND.--s2,3OO are 10 kn7, on ca
%oo s'si a. No o. s s 2, Sss n x. cent sad
TO MECUANICs.-No Nov andlns from he Pscke, .las
% S @ s"a siiSs s s sons g. S ~
Al s 81 w s 70 &
nils Of Bank. in good cred, p the states Of Ncv
York, y slaad ssie New jersey and Pennsyssns wi
be taken ~ payment fol t,e asoye myl2.s.
VISITING CARDsi VISITING CARDS il
rot 'I cssmss sia cAsS %ay ~ sS S I'd
CRAVING EsrXBG sHaTSr where boob book. may e
SILVER PLATED DOOR AND NUMBER PLATES. tic
ng o. which unusually sk the ,'ser b, red
,MsscHANrs COMMISSION CARDS. executed with dis
LETTER STA uPs, coNsoLaR Ann NoTARnL SEALS
..nt stAs doom Atts AND ksoCkhas W.T.. bake ~
Eh T,San NEWfoKP md rI0
ss5- The s,ssnes Lfxfs%rps. pss csm srp = yaSr
mi viii cave this trdav) aieraoon NAV ish &C och,
TIE Leringop toH Prortd fsss for prssen
gers y take hs7 ociod norn train Of Jgs B,slon
For further information inasne on boars. csof
:. =. - ~ D. ALIEN. III Syath street
N All essoos forbid trusting sf the
above 30 dor "
Ia 70 HULL, ENGLArD-,v slz,n =.
A44 ~. Wei known fast niing 81 class Packet ship
-, IHo MA DANIELS, g o ia sos viii saiia above
snn can nsed oney ate iev Cabin, Second hn
snd ~ efsse p"ssenrcrs, " Immediate application Il
voau, i~w W W vcf sire - ~
myia RAwso McMURRAy, corner Pisa end Sou h -.
- TO LET. Tn lsr-r and spurious " H. u.e. Ma 9
H Dey ST.. ~, II cal tcdt1 atcom
- bcrofbvarders Apply to A. STEVENS, IN m, reer
myisiw
sie snst sen'I u,sn 70 ii. At No q Wee, a..
-h-E- opposite 81 paaIs cbsrch yafi. aH 81
The herald., 1837-05-12

ur- TIE copARTNE SNIP, heretofore es.ssng aser he
firm Of w. A. ANDROss CO. us DAY dissosed s1uah
nt W Il. ANDROSs
Dec. I7th. 1895 da.r o. w. kNbROSs
The herald., 1837-05-12

- BILLIARDS IMPE. u WE'D .-tientlemen wishing T.
D play at Billiards. purchase table,, invited call at al
80 Broaway next door above Wall Southern C
Zee koon where there ars tables and try the patent
Indian Raber cushions, and
with iron eagle frames and tables will found
the largest and best offered public ayant
ges 20 those VINO wish oparcase al short notice they
packed AT day "a notice. - =
N h. Orders for hing this line, with cash
oAbASSFOiD ZIG Broadway wircceve prompt ate ition
m,0u
RAhTOLO, OR HE GREAT HYDROCEPHALUS-
- JUST rived bi cty, o the
ticsa Child named artolo nine old Dying perfect
health, aid presenting deveopemots fthe
tia, It'd SIZE surpasses thing which the Imagination de-
Without doubt this phenomenon nis sposiespeectly uniue
IN this ~oid VIII excite the ves interest the
as the of science.
This sh will be exhibited To the public in few days are
suitable this exhibition wanted ON he
side OF roadway katween courtand and ny streets
Apuy at No 3o7 Broadway, Or at No 65 Fulion street
nayG.i
The herald., 1837-05-12
PANE gOM SAVINGS IN cHAMRERs

- TREET-The trustees OF the Bank for savings in liz
law which requires soce - he ivcn Of The wtlraning II ~
posts think right 10 ain The their conduct This
respect The rule apcd TO- adopted at the first organa-
OF the Institution; printed the book delivered 10
deposlor and forms part oi the between
deposor and the Bank There can, therefore, no tat
the trustees require observed But 10 prevent
inerence and caueless apprehenon sub
If the money Of the depotors kept cass evident
that would be received paid The law makes il
the duty OF the trustees to invest H. and divide interest
among the .rposiors The money, therefore has been
wholly invested IN stock Of The corporation OF this city, and
bile proportion which has been put out mortgages on
and city n~ven the capital oi the deposi
absolutely safe; all those investments have been made in
be obvious, that large called for suddenly, viii
b. necessary order 70 pay hem 10 collect the money
the present mom. would extremely prcjn
deal because cannet be sold Immediately, except
loss
originally ferescen that such state Of things might
exist and to afford time TO raise without sacrifice
ney To be Withdrawn and fixing periods for it,
withdrawal
men the trustees dcsirous to afford every acconrnp.
depoes at pleasure and did no, inss, the observance
Bst The very case which the rule was made 10 pu,rd a,,.,
has occurred The drafts have time past very
considerably exceeded the deposits, and becomes
iucly necessary either the raise money Nv
sacrificing the stock.
Should alternative be adopted those who coafe
o in the institution lat to demand their dcpo
would suffer and would great reason TO complain
The Trustees without violation Of duty such
shall be complied WITH They the deposors that except
the mortgages abovemcn,oncd money has beer
any stock interest any banking institution
aieyerbut that The whole funds Of the depoors
The stock the different states and Of this city, are in ib
opinion OF the trustees perfectly safe and at the present n
% they cannot be nstantaneousy converted into money
b % r Ii G, nS. any rro io e i no ons q ~ e
debicd to II any manner whacver being expressly proh
The herald., 1837-05-12
TO PNINrENs.

II = FOR SALEIhe FoInt o. AGA w TYPE o whsc a.
Henr scty
be sold low Appy al the rnntns o e, IL Fulton
The herald., 1837-05-12

"A TO T. T.-Uniunisi eli n ans with ~ ma 4
al sui ae sinnh fen'i rsn, 10 lt nj No "a vese g.
49, opposite ST. paals cb,rch yard aH 81
The herald., 1837-05-12


ARTICLE VIII Drafts be made personally, by the
der in writing Of the deposor f the Bank have the signature
o the party their signature book BY letters of attorney
duly authenticated but person shall have n hight demand
pnr Of hs principal interest," without producing the
gna book, that such ayIncns 10 ensered therein
any other than the third Monday in January April
July and October, upon previous notice Of week
Treasurer Accountant and less than FIVE dollars
the capital Of any derosor shall be Withdrawn, unless the
whole deposited be less than that Al moneys
ceyed by the Treasurer shall be specie n b taken
deposit by the Incorporated Banks OF the city of New York
and All payments shall be mase In the
mvI wi
The herald., 1837-05-12

OF Loco fOc.i@u ard tho The
OF war hon aid stpres have lieu Wi, a.,
ower VIII his here many stores thai c.nn., u ~
at any icr, cguenily lab
M He Jo al pri to old thea thu solvent vii, 70
ahead ~. advci.cr ha lot he
a. erect Wsh huse nna will Al
granite workers cartmrn and aborers
sounding Application his ds 10 ,de..r.
II lr1st and A. Lock~ood who will superixeGd the w,rk
80 ~
The herald., 1837-05-12

/ Hace every Monday nj ~ o'clock -
The ncNt sale wIl Monay 18th M oeIk
And al Horses, Caragss &c intended sa. y,as -
ssown nbd snirrsa hcfoc tstL
o'clock. v and mtel numler Of lor.es onv err -
skcn, arya piea,on b. msse lIa~c ~
no her c ,errd rerisi. I'd in spc a. -
\ "a h,Auc JOHN W. WATSON, Broadway.
The herald., 1837-05-12

IN HuNDiED packages an Dry Gools hy con
Ls, ifalDOCk d Co. i4day the nh mat for eash .l
oe avu inout % fsc'e 600 racka Consisting fun Chntz
imnhIes DEM Chi ~ aud Plate NJ IN y a,a ~
seik nnsi navy do French Cham,ray snJ
NssuhFsP W We 1hkhtus 2. and9 black
- gobsiet Shifng red and aud Stockport a. q rdeJ
tl 'a sL'd 1ne 3s; whe aNd colored sai in Jeans
1ilh ti1e'y o of articl. s. Comprising the l,ck ri
lne I. "tn tdtI cNisi have cc dad
upc '4Iang ths iiuason t'nn Works ~
The herald., 1837-05-12

- hiends and Il pubic that he has IN con section with
Steam g nicc iora ~ 2ss Gana Chysr ~
streets added splendid saloon The style in which
~ rshe ~ the surerur Nceency his Ice Cren vs ,nc
o cf .rs ments cannot be surpassed any ether es
lnhUcnt m the ~. - - -
W. H. A. pledge. himself thai his soon shall cosductod
the aud yery and attent
sh be paid To- ths accommodation Of those who will s
tIth n q =
The herald., 1837-05-12


On "wednesday the 10Th inst, Friends Meeting House,
Tyerry street, Richard H. Bovine, Emily L. Cock, daugh
OF DR.. Thorn1s Cock all of this city.
On "Wednesday, 10Th NJ Friends Meeting House IN RI
street, John Gn Esther, daughter II the late Rcub
Leaget all OF this city.
S wednesday srning, 10th inst, by the Rev DR. Baldw
Loyal Pond 10 Harriet =, daughter OF John W Tsyl
Rsq., M of this city.
o. Tur..lay evening OH inst nv the Rev Henry Cha
Mr. Dean Murch, 20 Miss Cecilia Elizabeth Price all Of
clay.
dssgher of Henry lfai, ESQ
DIED.
On Thursday lib inst, Of Consumption, Amelia, daughter
James Che<scf,nan.
The friends Of deceased invited attend the funer
tins afternoon at 5o'cock, from her fathers house, No
On THURSDAY, ih inst, at Bevue, Daniel Lyon. f,rrne
keeper OF tho city PRISON.
The relatives ad friends the family, are requested
tend the fnn.ra THIS morning. nj O'clock from his late n
ON "Wednesday evening. 10Th ins Mr.. Thomas Irvin az
75 years
Of her
On "Wednesday, ,ott inst, Maria Golden, widow Of Cadw
Iader d. Golden.
Her friends invited attend her funeral this afternoon
On "Wednesday, 10th Inst, Mr. David Perry in the 4sth "
OF hh age t..s !. go.
nr RAGE n Co. isa Broadway. he the b. It ssbona
us's.hy eds .. =.