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The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-05-19

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Lumber, Villages Cities, Townships, an1 lumber
&c. ~. down in Maine.
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rican Lumber Company" mammoth ~ 81 ooO,0t
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Sioc There viii he difficulty III showing that the abo,
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The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-05-19

NHIiON NAL ia r. ATK E.-A Caroline MITCH
ELL mas The honor OF the public thar liz
beneht Is hxedtor SATURDAY 2Oth inst which occasion
WILDE presented singular cambina of talent sc -
no again he offered al any Theatre same evening MI
GALES Mr. william Sefton Mr.. John Mr. Flynn Viii
each appear IN their tayorie characters the
mULDEN FARMER, YOUNG WIDOW, LOVE, LAW 4
expressed in the bills of the eay MIN ~ ~
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-05-19

N BLINDS-The subscriber respectfully informs the spi
Of the fine arts that he has Just received sale trsnps
rent blinds ~ quality md beauty heretofore unknown
materials IT which they made heinz clear glass ali
passing objects b. easily dcerned from the room stii
those from the outside into the Neither
they the unpleasant smell which the printed blinds have
The patterns drawn with the perfection a. they
may be France Italy Any orders be executed
after the laes, fashions being IN IN those in
the modern styles Of the American Plastic Ornaments
These blinds particularly adapted parors sitting
In built houses ~ the city and country.
GEO PEISCHFR, I2f Fulton 81.
a27-fm three doors from, assam
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-05-19

AIMeicaed Vapor Baths from No $50 10 200 Boerv where
ne ma oaths ready for visitors FIVE minutes noce from
oe9ch a. NJ TO ii O'clock p NJ An intelligent female who
s ma trce years experience in business constant at
lehaee on the ladies apartment Geneel furnished apart
mti th BOARD with good
may wish to put themselves under the medical treatment Of
I'm
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-05-19

WANTED-A number of men and boys TO circulate
w and popular works Apply TO w. SANDFORD,
my8-H 70 Ann
The herald., 1837-05-03
made for his rescue daring defiance Of the supreme

made TOR hs rescue, in daring defiance of the supreme
law Of the land.
Mr. Pickering moved the court for the release of
Helen OBren, charged with passing counterfeit
money. The court declined asserting to the mo-
ton.
Patrick OBrien was put to the bar, charged with
grand larceny in stealing two cooking stoves value
S43 from the premises Of Mr. Wolfe No. l5O William
street on the 6th Of March last.
Mr.. Wolfe deposed that he caught the prisoner IN
the act of removing the stoves, in handcart,-one
Of tho articles was placed the cart and the prisoner
was lifting the second from the ground when the
witness came up, and tsok the prisoner into Gus
tody.
The witness underwent severe cross exannna-
ton by Mr.. Alderman Brady but he did not vary in
his statement.
The district attorney having read the examination
of the prisoner, Mr.. Brady demanded that the clerk
of the police and the magistrate before whom it was
taken should be put on the stand that he might
examine them.
The district attorney stated that It was impossible
to crafty the learned gentleman for Mr.. Bloodgood
was engaged al the upper police Office, and Mr.. Cal
lender was absent owing to domestic calamity.
The jury found the prisoner guilty of petty larceny
and The court sentenced him 10 three months hard
labor on BackwelPs island
The court then adjourned, no other case being
rsady for trial.
The herald., 1837-05-03
Reduction OF Prices.

Mn. BENNETr-Dcar Sir-Aew me, through the
columns of your valuable Herald, TO call the atten-
ton ofthat part of the community who are in the da
y habit OF dining down town, TO the necessity of
immediate reduction of the present prices of the meals
You will remember that the propretors of the hotels
and refectories obout six months ago raised
TO the present prices, in consequence Of the then
precedented high state of the markets. and because
labor of every kind and house rent at that time
greatly on the increase; and for these good reasons
their customers accedcd to the strike with the under
standing that the alteration not permanent, and
was to continue only long the necessaries offe
remained at their then enormous rates. And now
when "bread, meat rent and fuel, the decline
and the value of labor of every kind is being reduced
it is no more than right and proper that the propris
tors of these hotels and reecores should alse reduce
their prices. That they can do it we all know for
We have an instance in the case of the Messrs How
ard, of the Exchange Hotel who have made reduc-
non of rs per cent from their former prices
You will confer a favor upon your numerous friends
who are deprived by business from dining at their
homes, by urging this subject upon the considera ton
OF those interested, and especially of yours,
DINNER.
May |, 1887.
The herald., 1837-05-03

WEEKLY REPORT OF INTERMEN'TS.-The City Inspec
TOR reports the death Of 6 during the ending
uay The Goth OF April, VIZ i2 "a 6 boys and
grls.-Tolal, 1856.
OF whom there Of the f rear under 37 eween
tne ages oi ana years ~ and 49, and 10 g. 10 ana
3;75 and 80, 81 80 asd 80. 3-roal l56 :
D,ssgses-Apqplexy q Bleeding from the stomach Runcd
OF scalaea Il Cho ra aorbus Il Consumption 2
Group u Or hyss 1 Debility Deeram tremen Drsp.y 81 Dro~y
us g do scsrle puerpal do typhoid 81 niammntioa
Of the brains do bowels do chest lungs 10; do hrort
\ DO lver do stomach i lntempennce insanity
1; small pox q reeth,g 81 Worms
or the above there wcre the Ams Hoas- s. from Bellevue
Hospital Il; ON City Hospital s-Coloed persons f3
Places Q NdftcLy-UnIted States. Ireland
Q; Scotland, 2, Germany, 5; Swtdenl; Unknown5
- SiCKELS, City Inspector
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NJ Ar RIHD.

On Monday by the Rev j. M Forbes B. C. Morris IA
Miss Catharn ughter OF Augustus NJ Of
this city.
At Cutchouee, L. on Thursday eth by the Rev MIR Da
vnpor Edward Hobby 1f city Charlotte Horton of
the former place
DIED.
On Monday evening inst william Caleeder in the 7ls
year Of his age. ~ 80
The trends and nances Of the deceased respectfully
nVed 70 attend m funeral hom his late residence, No
ling sh, on Wednesday afternoon o'clock
his - - -
On Monday s inst after long III. Corn, Jue in the
18th OF his age.
On Moncay Ist inst Mary Smith, rest d. upb.er of Jamss
and Margaret Smith, of Philadelphia "
Funeral 10 afternoon O'Clock from the sdence Of
A. Hill, No 6 Grove 81
0n Monday, is Mrs Margaret NcLoson Of the BURNS
House, d 81 Jears.
Funeral TOMORROW afternoon o'clock from Ler
dence, Na 10 Warren
On saturday, ul. Geage Mann Bond late Of Ip,wch
Suffolk England
On Monday lat list. Wesley, Of John Wright aged
O. Monday istlns Helen Frances daughter Of VIM and ca
riliEe Cooke, aled ye
The herald., 1837-05-03

A prr or IrrrLLusr-We said we would not pub
lish Mr.. Webstei's speech, neither we shall. Yet
slice Of ntellecI-a bit of genuine thought-a small
sample Of soul may be given as fellows;-
Gentlemen, hold this disturbance Of the mea-
sure of value and the means Of payment, and ex-
change, this arrangement ana, II may 50 say, .nls
violation Of the currency 10 be one of the most un-
pardonabe Of political faults. He who tampers with
the currency robs labor Of its bread He panders, IN
deed to greedy capital, which is keen-s ghted and
may SHIFT for itself but he beggars labor, which IS
honest unssspecting, and too busy with the present
to calculate the future The prosperity OF the work
ing classes lives, moves, and has its being IN estab
lished credit and a steady medium of payment. All
sudden changes destroy it. Honest industry never
comes in for any part of the spois in that scramble,
which take place. when the currency OF country Is
dsorderea Did wild schemes and projects ever ben
eft the industrious? Did irredeemabls Bank paper
ever enrich the laborious? Did violent fluctuations
ever do good to him, who depends on his daily labor
for his daily bread? Certainly never All these things
raay crafty grecdness for sudden gain, or the rash
ness of daring speculation but they can bring nothing
but injury and distress the homes of patient indus
try and honest labor. Who they that profit BY
the present sateof things? They are not the many
but the few. They are SPECTATORS brokers, dealers
In money, and lenders OF money at exorDitaht inter
est. Small capitalists crushed, and thelr meals
being dispersed usual in various parts OF the coun
try, and this miserable policy having aeslroyeu eA
changes they have no longer either money or credit
And all these classes of labor parake ana mus, par
tuht III the same Gu dIllity. THu :. A~'
for all this i. il, that the public lands paid for in
specie? That whatever embarrassment and distress
pervade the country, the western wilderness is thick,
ly sPrinklad over with eagles ana dollars! Ihat gold
goes weekly from Milwaukee and Chicago to Detroit,
and back again from Detroit and Milwaukee to Chi
cage and performs similar ieats Of egress and regress
in many other instances in the Western States2 1t
is remarkable enough that with all this sacrhce OF
general convenience, with all this sky -rendins clam
or for government payments in specie, Government,
after all, ne gets dollar. So far as / know, the
the world. If they have, where is il The Id and
silver collected the Land Offices is sent to the De-
poste Banks it is there placed to the credit of the 10
yernment, and thereby becomes the property OF the
Bank. The whole revenue of the Government, there
FORE after ALL consists in Bank credits; that We
ny sort of security which the friends Of the admins
tration have so muca denounced
Remember, Gentlemen, in the midst of this deafen-
ing din against all Banks that if it shall create such
panic or such alarm, shall shut up the Banks, it
will shut up the Treasury of the United States also.
The herald., 1837-05-03

Police, Tuesday Steaing.--A young woman,
named Catharine Green alias Ferguson, arrested
on charge of stealing a shawl, value 3S cloak,
value Sl0 with other minor articles the property OF
Mrs. Abby Haynes of the Seventh Ward Hotel
Catherine acknowledged the theft and was COM
milted for triat
More Horse stealing.-Jacob Milford black,
was arrested by officer Foster, in New York on Fri
day night, on a charge Of having stolen valuable
horse from Mr.. Ray of Newark, which he disposed OF
in this cityI
Milford was sent to Jersey for trial
We may as wei! mention that bad accident hap
pened to Mr.. Foster, while riding in light wagon
with Mr.. Ray, owing to the horse taking fright
Both were thrown ost. Mr.. Ray escaped without
injury, but Mr. Foster had his shoulder considerably
injured by the violence of his fall
The herald., 1837-05-03

coal 10 the bsyaning Of the before the eon began
te coal dealers ell their prices the mine
from ~ a ton to S. and s. Freight Schuy ca
n also advanced from and in 1896 per ton
up 10 VI 50 and ~ sa On The this spring being
made known IN the Atlantic merchants let,
her orders and set their face against advance prices
general revuson and were hand In con.
and come out with se and ohcs advise
the coal merchants let them murh they please
must come down in price, No hing it, The miners will
have to go towork and live mars moderately
GENERAL MARKETS
We have to notice another day of nactv Cotton
continues, depessed sales yesterday dry goods
either at auction private sale snail invoice Teas were
disposed s at auction oyether with ans O. &c an
account OF VIII ch we give below.
Four-No material change the market-ro operations yest-
day worthy Of remarkng.
RiceThe demand raeg lnited-what few operations take
place are at our last quotations.
AUCTION sales May duck nj IS 1917 l2s tox,s Ha
vana sugar damaged, at "a III 2s bags Lagua fee al 81
81 cash 200 boxes bunch asn is do at l3o
Aado DO at77 so bags Sicily berts at 81 do wal
puts al a ioegs aisiss at 500 boxss 10 punes at H.
days. liz casks Tancfe wine, 75 monhs ass half
chests young hy tea 40 do at 40 sea-
50 3b boxes do 3 10 half GHOSTS gunpowder al e5 $50 lb
boxes gnnpowdcr AT so S. 50 sb young al
do do soushong young son at 81
clnnister imperial at So, months
Sales Of Stocks me Nelo York Exchange, Hay q
10 Mechanics Bank, 81 10 90 $50 TIar H. r., 5ol
80 Butchers Drogers Bk 80 so Bss. II r. sstos
50 g ycs st nant Go a 50 S 6 sa q K E. s {, s'
$50 Farmers Trust Co.. 50 70 7st Losg island H. 50
s,o oel {. Hud % - Camden d. Anboy X. H., les
81 rhenN EanSS 80 30 Caltsn Co, %
20 Commercial ins Co. s2
Sales Of Stocks al PHILADELPHIA May l.
los Sank iia 2os kentacky Bk s. i.ss
81 Gira| Bank, SO vcksburg Bank, 80
The herald., 1837-05-03

II BY uadoubted letters received in this city, it
appears that the notice in yesterday paper that Mr.
s. Andrews, director Of the Bank of Mobile had
been arrested, by that institution, while in New Or
leans is entirely unfonndea. Mr.. A. having had busi
ness at New Orleans, and owing some other bank on
transactions in his business, and being a citizen Of
adjoining State, made his person liable arrest for
his debts, he having suspended payment at Mobile, in
consequence ofheavy failures in New York.
The herald., 1837-05-03

FInE.-Mr Browns Grocery at the corner of Elm
and Pearl streets, took fire yesterday morning at
about O'Clock. The flames quickly communicated
tha aext house kept by Mr. Lynch also grocery,
ard speedily envelopeG the Dutch church adjoining,
in the common ruin Mr. Lynch succeeded in saving
some portion of his property. Both the grocery stores
were entirely consumed. The interior of the church
was also completely destroyed. No accident of per-
soaal iniur, occurred.
The herald., 1837-05-03
PASSENGERS

PA-SENIERS
In the Hbernla from IverpooJoln Purker Liverpool
Wright do Mr. bursiHll lady Quebec Thomas do
Pierce JL Bosoa; Alex Ewing Mynirca Jas, Dougall,
do - Patton Scoand Barket Irelaad Mrs rs1ictos,
two children and servant dc Ben Eyer Sheffield Miss Mar
shall do Mrs Evans four children and servant Illinois
steefage passengers,
Ia the slp Emily, from Croix W End Ramsay Crooks and
lads l. Mathews lady and Mrs BnAsall;
mss Osborn sssP osbonj ronas Butler and lady Mr.. Au
gustus H. Rcbarcs, child, snd W. Woo
Lysan and servant Hamilton; ali of York; M An
thany Hi and servant ~ CroX A. w Corey lady ci.
don, snd two servants Andrew d. Core Newark, n J Nm
Price ouebec L. 2 John Siuyve'ant aud lady Hyde PARK
Mrs susan hetel ande want B sion; w Honer and
Phlaeelph wsiton lady child and servant Schenectady
Mrs Hand Baltimore.
The herald., 1837-05-03

SUcIpE-A man named Wosd was discovered
hanging the post of his bed at the Jersey Hotel in
Washington street.
Some days since the deceased come TO the police to
complain of having been robbed of sl90 at low
gaming bouss in Water street. II is conjccured this
led to his destroying himself
The Coroner held an inques, on the boiy-verd;ct,
fdeath by hanging"
The herald., 1837-05-03

ConoSERs ISavEsr.-On Monday evening the
Coroner held inquest at No. 80 Wlle the
body Of Peter Gale celored man, who came to his
death in the following unhappy manner
On Friday evening last the deceased and his wife
were standing on the steps Of the basement of the
houss above mentioned, where they resided, when a
gang Of rioters passed, who, without any provocaon
commenced insulting the colored pair They threw
the woman down the steps, who escaped without in
jury and then her husband but he was so seriously
injured by the fall that he expired on the Monday
snorang after the outrage.
The Jury returned one Of those singular verdcts for
which Coroners jures have been famous, viz =
nThat the deceased died from injuries received by be-
ing,hrovn down the steps Of an by some person
or persons unknswa."
The herald., 1837-05-03

KILLING TIME-A southern paper says that oil Of
lavender is an excellent determination Of months
Wonder if the blockhead don't mean some kind of
yerIaln.
The herald., 1837-05-03

GorerSc.-An Irish brute named John Barrett,
gouged his wife's eye out yesterday in Chatham
square.
The monster was conveyed to the police, and COM
mtted 10 bridcweIl. His unfortunate wife was taken
10 the hospital
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ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
ship iiDcrra, wilson Liverpool Al ri . With mdt- I, . n
sh chas Carroll Loo rlyrc March a. with md,c to .
.sbp Emily, Groves crois. April IT, with sugar !, Cha
ship Quebec Hebard London, md Porismou b. Aor with
"sas sh VI Y inn1s a% sro@n ina %.sn IL Iy.., March I'D %
i've and Eliza Kena,rd St Tloras 20 days to C. A,2
ship c.,sander Moss Apalaehcoa - to T. T. Haru,
Big y s,ot, Fay. 7 ioisaa; e Hovl,ads a A.p,n-al
Brig atir. rome., - Marks y days, TO contsr& Co
Bw fU Levitt 81 Cfon, 10 days, With SUGAR to Aymar
Ers Elizabeth, IL, rnby Ri Naner Africa 20 day. to caas
fialaed brT Nlhemna Ross, MrsoiIc Feb s. with
Bs spakler, Williams, Afaachcoa % days with lumber 10
Bns only Hyatt Turks island 10 da, with ,sos bu. Fl.
Bns ch,csw, of lrlnr from New 0eaa. Baze ~
Bg sabra wn.ow OF Boston s.aI days with sra,. hide.
sehi wanderer, Nance New Orleans, a,day, with
schr Franecs cenn.,dy, smi Nevbc G., 10 days, with
Br seS Frances. Bosscr. Nassau. r. days to oris,
BELOW ship aud 2 tfgs.
MEMORANDA
Cs,ndroon, March ssThe Amer ship MARY a.d Hauiet
of NV York which stranded Al cnslt, Dcceubsf
c yesterday with c damage executing her keel and
tossd into port tbs day BY steamer
Correction por, cf TIE Bounty Hall or r verpoo for
Philadelphia. being Of Cove Of Cork incorrect.
The packet slip TIib,nia wilson, from Liverpool \, tins port
grounded the Qsh ut he South shoals 1T Nantucket and
hrsw part Of her oveoa d. and of daase
Tho samuel Houston ported yesterday chased ashore by
a Mexican Of was and lad her md Ter shot OH
DfsosfersThe soop Columbus, Hi mas tf Sweses.rou
J. bound 70 the Brcakwaer with load OF csp-i
ned BY squa Saturday afternoon last oil Rccdy Island
and sunk Immediate osc of the hands unfortunately
drowned.
she scm william John at New Bedsosi, FROM Charleston
on tho 2T,h ut The south chinno a, a. a. M IL - sch
April ef Bostsn which dcd from her anchorage the arbor
of Hsr~ich Cape Cod the 2h ul sas fail person
board Ca tain X put board, bsoash her nto
thai pou safely
The schr Alabama q DcnriS found adj ON ac kernuck
shoals Tuesday morning asd ke,nuck har.
b- slehss probably been driven of port Cape
wi board during the gale Of MonIay and the col.
lowing night
FOREIGN PORTS
tPer Hilersia wilson
Lnergool Apil ADJ hip Knlusef Tayor, Nes York
The herald., 1837-05-03

OPPOSITE ST. PAuL's CHURCH, BROADWAY
I ,oMBlSAIioN OF STERLING ArrKAcTIoNs-The
sss. hANlNGTON have great pleasure in aunounc ~
- os Trends ond the putlc gen,ra, taer ing
nae % % roduce tse following strong of
and SRI. - ''' 1'a '''''os"''' 'a' ~ ~
ohAMD N,n 9,Al. rVs AL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT BY
WINS OcNDoii, nv, DENPS Err, AND MIR. BASS.
FOND, PIANOSc-
IN con luncion with
L. 49,, ny NJ 3 siQVlNG Splendid Scenes
py Mssrs oik,r Bensosgh Leh and White with he
INN niiatl- Italian tantucclni - - ''' '"'
Doors T-pert,,mapca. ca,a,,o..o =, .
Tickets, So cents o - oe'oen uis,
The herald., 1837-05-03

pAMM THEATnE.-MAD'sLLE AUGUsTA's BE
- nEfIu-THls EVENING ~, formed the Consdy Of
MY UNCLE JOHN-Uacle John, Mr.. Pacide-Niece Hawk,
Afls W. lch the ay Of
-
To conclude with The Play sr
Nitko, Madame otto.
bon opn Al Performances Commence at "a o's.ock.-
Boxes IL Pit SO cts Gallery rs c's
a MEKlCAN THEATRE. BO ,VERY-TpIs
Legend OF splendor called
81 6EoRGE M AND AND THE DRAGON or, THE SEVEN CHAN
PUN? OF eHRlSfEND0M-St. George of England Mr.
Mooord-st Dennis OF France woosrd The Dragon Mr.
Nesenam- Kate OF Coventry, Miss warHg-Pnncess Sabra
Mrs Pick ing. ~ 1'"'
To conclude with the Dame OF
SAM PATCH-Sam Patch, Narble-Tol,as NJ, Rial
Melissa Mrs. Herring
DooIsopen at half and performances Will "a
O'Clock Boxes 75-Pt. s7i-Gasry % cents.
4 he pessnted the Play of ~ N''-+'i4'" WI
TRIAL. BY BATILE-Rufus Mr. Coyv-Hon,;c pl aoLa.l
Gealda, nj ). Pr caars - s''' ''o"aia-
After which,
TIL M HpAoNrED paa RooM-Thomas, Nr John senon-Cecla
To conclude with,
HYBEh ALI-Seim Mr.. Blanchard -I-v,lo a..
Fatma, Mrs Preston. ~ 80 - So"'
al "a. Performances comn,eace NJ II oc,.L
Srec sely Bikes 81 cents pii y.
The herald., 1837-05-03

COMMON PLEAs.-Before Judge Ulshoeffer.-Henry
Hill rersus Peter Bobinson.
This action was to obtain damages for defamation
OF character, under the following circumstances
Il seems that the house Of the plaintiff had taken
fire under very suspicious appearances and many in
furious reports respecting the orig of the fire were
circulated in the neighbordood where the plaintiff
resided, the upper end Of Hudson street
The defendant, among Others, had indaged in thus
expressing his opinion, for which liberty Of speech it
was now sought TO muct him in damages.
In the course of the evidence il came ont that the
paantI nd his wife had been arrested charge Of
arson and that the character Of the plaintiff did net
stand A among his neighbors
The Jury seemed TO be also consciously gwen and
cs,lmang the plaintiffs character at but little or no
value found a verd CT for the defendant
For the plaintiff, Mr. Brewster for the deGendant
Messrs Morrill, and Graham.
The herald., 1837-05-03

ARD.-9oc Kegs ard 8 Barrels iic w. crn tr b
IL HARTMAN A HRDSALL,
MS Brokers' n Commission mcrchaois, 5o& ~ walofst
The herald., 1837-05-03
FOREIGN PORTS.
IPer EIlI,eraln. WiLsnn

Liverpool Apl ADV. shp Knusef, Taylo,, New York.
Eliza wmwics, wesh, do Borsss Taylor 10 IA, sld shp
RsIsh, New fofk; Mach 3st Burlneor Prince, DO va
CAN'T tbsets do Superb, Fish, ao-Ar ob Roy Drsmmons,
New Orleans
The herald., 1837-05-03
CLEARED.

ships Joha Wells Russell Newark John Macy Hayre
otto Liycpool =. Bolton Fox 60 Bark Ellen Tboms.
nn In ton q ThursOn, Lincoln Tlons.
NtsnltAH ces; Marh Pratt csa, d. Illr III a
no Sielaso tn ste, Barclay l. n -chs
.ls.n Bcrnuta, A j. Bannet; Ora Br.cknel Aopkins Pc
The herald., 1837-05-03

Counr or SESSIONS, Tuesday May 2d.-Before the
Recorder. Aldermen Benson and Randall
A, the opening of the Court the clerk proceeded to
cali over the names Of the Grand Jury nineteen gen.
tlemcn answered, and were sworn in. The following
on ostander Thss Barker, John n. Hicks, Peter
Sshermerhorn, Jas. w. Smith, Robt. CarnleI Thos
Lands. Cornelius X. Suydam, Thos. p. Walworih
Cleo. Bruce, George Csrville, John Firth, Edward T.
Jones, Shepherd Knapp, Abraham lie roy, Thomas
His Honor, the Recorder, then addressed the Grand
Inquest in his usual able and lucid manner remarking
on the antiquity Of that body and enforcing the neees-
s,ty Of their diligently inqurng into the nature OF the
evidence presented to them every case before they
proceeded to find bill agiinst any individual COM
planned Of
In conclusion, His Honor specially recommended
TO the NOTICE Of the Grand Inquest the csse Of the CO
Toured man Dixon, the reputed slave Of DIR. Alendar
IN cosnexon with the many attempts that have been
The herald., 1837-05-03

nOCTOR COHBITT say be- consulted in the most con
IL jent manner his off Duane between Chah
and iam streets New ok, where pcrseas afflicted tb
deai, diseases I'D obstinate ulcers dyspeps, diseases
of the bladder uetha and kidney and deacs arising the
abuse Of rcuy orthe mpuy ofhe blood, invited call
The bane effects arising from the abrse of mercury
description ubled with dis,
- Or Corb with the the Of having radical ycurcd
without pttce OF ~ her dangerous
His charges reasonable and roron 10 the Of the
applicant DR. has been educated Europe under ench ef
acknowledge talent andh had siderable
hosps and dsrchsares usfaat relief th 80 af
nfsd VI pc- and perfect effected three days with
oa' tins meni om TIE seh est Ia the
medcIse Many be had the o dis
from "a. NJ 10 ~ r. NJ. my9-y
The herald., 1837-05-03
DH. LEWIS FEgCHTwAKGER
Has removed from III Broadway, 10
NO. couRTLASD STREET NEAR BROADWAY.
py NJ

n,- FOR sALE-The rount Of hoAIE TYPE on whfh n.
Herad pvisc oslane tatweer and 100 pounds "
hbe sold low hppY Al the Printing s,c 'cafot s fno"
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