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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-12-25

yXTINEs, &c.--J. B. MORGAN & co. are now re
w ceiying from the Robert Gordon and President,
6ne assortment Of vines dc, partly as foiows;
Wines of the Rhine-Hockheimer, vlntagcs 1851 1877,
1925 Rudesheimer Cabinet 1884, Johannesbeger, lsz7
1884 MaTcobruner 1927 1884, Sieinwein 1884 stein,
Champagnss--Of the Cabinet, lths Is said to DO the
best brand Of champagnes impored,) Anchor, Grape,
Bacchus, and Heart, brands.
. CordiaIs- Marischno, Curacao, Abseynthe, Stomach
Bitter and other Cordials
Sh9ries-Pale and Brown, very superior
Madeiras-From Blackburn & Howard, March o. Co.
Otard's Pale Brandy, very superior
London Porter, Brown Stout, and Scotch Ale.
Sardines tnlfles, anchoyy paste, French mustard,
pickles, &c. 10000 superior Havana Segars
We have about 10000 bottles OF old wines, Madeiras
and Sherries Of them very old; with every variety
OF wines and liquors in wood.
All orders from abroad punctualy attended 10, and no
charge for packing.
sept 26-6t j. b. MOhGAN q co.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-12-25

PRESIDENTS MESSAGES,
TUST published and for sale by F. Taylor, containing
y all the Inaugural, Annual, Special and Farewell Adj
dresses and Messages Of oil the Presidents up Novem
Der, 1897, Veto Messages Proclumatons, &c. &c.
dec 90
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-12-25
SOUTHERN, LITERARY MESSENGER.
PaINrED AND PUBLISHED M RICHMOND VIRGINIA.
TABLE OF CONTENTS

T.w. WHITE, Enron AND paormEroa.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-12-25

WE HAVE THIS DAY OPENED
wv SO pieces very rich figured Silks,
GO do DO do plain Poult de Soie
80 do do do plain white and cold Satisn
l3l do superior black Silks,
so do ndress pattern, rich Shalleys,
SO do dark brown English Merinoes.
BRADLEY g. CATLETT
decl2 3taw2w
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-12-25
DEMOCRATIC REVIEW.

dec 9--3t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-07
Coal Market.

FRIDAY, OctObeTb
wi be seen by an advertisement in another part of
paper that there vessel with anthracite coal lying in the
North River, which selling low to suit purchasers
We learn that several other cargees expected shortly
spring. the coal dealers anxious make believed that
there would be short coming in this years supply We
the contrary, maintained the reverse, and
now fully supported by the official report of the schuyk
nal Company which shows of tolls on coal of
$667 80 over the last years transportation the large
quanties daily arriving here do tend to effect reduction
Of the coal yard prices they will prevent the article for
some time from rising But apprehend, soon the
navigation Closes the pozers will carry their
signs OF an advance into effect Now therefore the time for
eur citizens TO lay in their supplies
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-07

FRIDAY, Oct b.
The supplies markets this morning 81 every article OF
FIRST necessity abundant but without any abatement
In price Poultry, ndeed higher and the producers
visit our country markets charging muck for pork
the regular butchers Butter pals, and plenty brought
cents h. Apples have advanced Is cents barrel vege,s
bes aud fruit much the last quotations Fish
aso maintain high prices Every where fact disposition
appeared 10 increase rather thsr dmssb the present
giant rates.
In Columbus s. on the 2oh pl prime beef selling At
IA eests porh at ~. and fowls at 57t cents pair
being from 20 70 Is per lower than they In this city
we have as vet heard nothing from the Buls
aso the ACQUISITION Butchers that they the ssue n
the high prices OF meat The charge, uniouuded ssurey
nature be passed ny In silence The course
pursued by butchers adopted generally, Of refusing to
purchase any other the grs1ier would efectualy
bresk up mosopoy complained Of and enable the retailers
to supply the psbc al reasonable prices Possessing the
power according their statement Of renedying the
evil, they cssnst he too prompt IN exercising I
The sale Of Durham Cste took place today as advertised
Bul York, acksss, and the blood mare were Withdrawn
The Charlotte and her calf Daphne sold together
and brouehe i2e Charlotte averaged "a quarts Of k per
day. during the Of 1885, The heier only weeks
old Hcifcr Dshlia vent al tes Heller Lily knocked
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-07
DIED.

On Friday, 9Th inst surget Chapman, in The s,h year OF
his age
Theenas relatives The family requested to attend
the funeral this afternoon O'clock from bis late residence
No. sos Mulberry wreet
On Friday, inst Helen MARIA daughter OF Dr. william
NELSON bhkeman, aged year and 5months
The friends OF the family are invited attend the nn raj
Tn, anernoen at O'clock from No 1893 Blocker street
Carpenter, aged year and months
age.
Her friends and acquaintance. are respectfully invited to st
ter street NoSooA'" wv" -
On friday oh inst Joseph Freeman James and
year Of her. O."p'e''''' 49,
On THURSDAY sh inst, Mary wife Of Tbsmas Lewis in the
6ib year Of her age.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-07

FRIDAY, Oct b. b r. M.
Today we received advices from New Oreans-Mobile-
Augusta Chareston- oumbia, s. C-Marseies and Ham
burg Our correspondent in New Orleans writes us under
date OF goth NJ that one steamer arrived on that day
with i65 bales Sales continue 1.-THE old rates
The Mobile Market, the esh ulL was in rather Invited
demand Snail sales made at &c., which show reduc-
ton OF l0c. from last years prices.
sales Augusta t1a for the month OF September amount
ed to about 400 baIesa5 Iolc the extremes About
5000 crop received during the month
Advces Of Charleston market up to the "a last Good
fair and choice parcels OF are wanted Sales for the
previous week were nj a liz.
Sales in Columbia y c. the 2sh alt ranged from TO
Ice.
The sales Marseles from the lnh to the 18th OF August
indicated much better feeling in the market and improved
prices
The following the prices in Hamburg on the 2sh OF
August Carolina and Tennessee 50 to II Georgia, Is, Sort
sl0o DO Cd ssr "a otA do 81 and 9TH Sorts TO ~ Mar.
aAhsm, 81 TO 81 Madras 81 surat A TO 5ii Domingo,
Sito7.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-07
II prudent on good capal in Die general

their prudent management good capital in the general
panic Of the times.
relation affairs of the large houses already mentions
ed, are as yet much in the dark What the
lue of be- the devil himself could not tell Yet
If the recent failures COED results be realized
The agent Of Wells Co., Paris here, has already
allied 100000 francs of debt due here of Sooooo Ar
thur Tappan has also paid nsanen Of 10 per cent each
Many other houses rapidly qudang their engagements
In New Orleans the house of r. Barrett Co., who suspend
ed on B 4,h of March for s33ooooo have paid up than
hacf MS amo,nt-and their agent here endeavorng
to realize the debt due them by the Josephs.
The condition of The of the broken houses here III re-
ference the laws s,ate-the probable results OF final
quidaoaand the peculiar that influenced Inc gen.
emen who passed the resolutions reference to the Messrs
Josepks, we shall touch upon another day
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-07
For the corresponding week
last year,
Excess this year,
ll,28


By the official report flour nspe Richmond,
ring the quarter ending ah Sept appears that in that PERI
od43,74s barrels had been received in the city.
BY the Express Mail of this afternoon
New Orleans Of the 2sh Sept which appears that
twenty steamboats, besides large number Of mast
ed small had arrived there with produce from
the western country consisting mostly OF four of which the
supply la. been abundant lessen the price 30 cent
Three months ago sold sl5 BARREL whereas sales had
been recently made IS rs At Mobile the effect Of the
ing in of the crop had been as beneficial
Everywhere The farmers exeriug themselves in tres
ing out and sending their produce Market where they
certain of obtaining fair price. Some appear 10
have, for time, acted under the influence Of the pecu
laors, and kept back their bread stus in the expect
alton Of rising market But having discovered the alsiy Of
their ropresenaonfew If Of these deludsd men think
OF retaining their crops than required by their
necessities All circumstances therefore, considered the inau
of the -four nonopozers be regarded complete
y Frustrated Accounts from several places Ohio speak of
the 10 the money market matter Of which
farmers had only heard without having been affected by it,
They have all along had sufficient all purposes;
their crops abundant and" says a correspondent "du
ring residence the times have been favorable
in neighborhoed" Among the items OF great
yields Of crops In country papers, notice the following
mos, extraordinary
en-, mr. Isaac Rollins OF this town. tsehohare has procured
headyhieh average t'co y grains per head :
head cont aimed three hundred and rtg-one kernels!
BY arrivals yesterday from Lverpsol have accuuts or
the state of the markets Great Britain and Ireland
ginning OF September Bread siu which album
dant and of Superior qualify, coming market
freely and here, eecng reduction gradually Other
descriptions of provisions equally plentiful and lower in
price, Vast quantities -four. butter bacon had
been imported from Ireland into Loaden Liverpool Bristol
and other English seapor occaonng gu Of these articles
The business in the -four market today rather dull
Though small sales occurred the staple slightly improved
viz a25 for Genessee, and s25 for New York.
change in southern descriptions Receipts
light Of all kinds.
day past demand for grain has been rather
inactive Sales in small parcels quo
ations Southern selling at 100 lose. Rye selling
at 81 for light parcels.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-07

To THE PUBLIC-Fron the publicity which has
been given, In the several papers OF this city,
markabe cures effected by Cobens celebrated Rheumatic
Emrocsfon there are few in New York vho
acquainted with Us saguay valuable and potent properics
Not single certificate has published the sgss-
lures OF well known md highly respectable
these al strong and grauiious evidences OF ss,ossng
rits OF the Embrocsios.
Among number e The gratifying testimonials TO the merits
OF the Esbrocatou recently received the proprietor has the
PLEASURE Of submitting TO the public the following letter from
gentleman of undoubted high standing IN this city, and
member ofone and respectable nercsn
tile hrms:-
New York, September 4, 1887.
Mr.. NJ n. Cohen-sb,-A member Of my family had for
time been severely afflicted with inlap,maory rheums
iism. The ordinary remedies had been used without
good effect when friend commended your Rheumatic EN-
Broca procured bottle three day. application OF
H. entirely removed the pain and swelling from The joints and
the since had free Of her limbs happy To
bear testimony to the efficacy of Erlbocator,
confidently recommend the of 10 those who may suf
fering the pains Of Rheumatism. am with much respect
yours N. y. PETTIBONE.
ofthe firm Of rettiboRs Losg. No Liberty street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-07

Germ Market.

FRIDAY, October6.
quantities of -four, wheat grain continue
TO be ponrng into markets Our arrivals Of foreign bread
suf also continue, which have great reduction in
the price of -four that may had almost any quantity
So barrel; being fall of S275 STAGE the LIST of July This
article therefore bids fair be S6-he price several
months would reach the beginning of win
The following from the Albany Argus of Wednesday,
and fully confirms antcipatons the of
rcutural produce over the last years crops
Erie canal during the fourth week in September fol-
lows, wiz
Bbis Flour. Bush. Wheat.
5l495 453l0
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-07

sILyER-sILvER-sIL
Dsmsl essnge such as .s,nag. s.Dsnce. ten and Eve
ter dollars. Apply At the desk efthis Office os-h
ar A CARD.-Mrs. MOTT. the celebrated Female Physi
an from Boston begs 70 scquant the public tina, she ha.
nard snd practice Monday October
ehs@peo S o ,:' %
or ENGLISH CR0wN.-Cbances double thick and
French o. all sres, with Patent Swivel Diamonds always for
o7Im. GEORGE CHANCE, "a Spruce st.
Fire Watches and Watch Glasses.
silver duplex lever watches Watch Glasses. Ie.
o. i% ~ 0"e'' On "'e' JOHN HaRoLs 50 Nassau st.
Carpsting and FIoercIoths.
~ JUST received from auction, large and splendid as.
p" S s and a. n.
- ees per yard ors,hsr with very large sssor,%en Of
and piano Covers &C &c all Of which will be sed reduced
prices for sah SMITHS Nos Isl and 40 Chatham = sp-
poslte Muberryd o72w'
WATCHks-The subscriber has on hand lrcn late
men Of god vertical epne duplex anchor escapenen' and
Musical snor Boxes in she'd casc,, 2tunes
% Boxes, ars. sins ., Z and tuses some with sa-
cred mu.'c, snen'irely .ew article
Al.sssier, ebony and other Clocks
ss. J. s aSD ~ <: sls 1:SS%
s pd S Apry Of % I%TrS
s7.it. - stock and specie Broker, No - walls.
NEW YORK TATTEnsA LLs.-Tte reeurr
ousc sales OF Horses Carriages Harness. kc costume
tstase place at this well known establishment every Monasy
at IL O'Clock.
The sext sale win commence Monday, October Nh,
~ IL O'clock. All Heres Carriages nc. intended for Ito
sale be sows and entered before ssturse NIT
Oct 9TH, al O'Clock, r. NJ. horse vii be offered Al
auction unless registered IN tse for The catalogue.
o73ms JOHN w. WATSON, GAG Broadway.
lrRENCH FANCY GOODS, PISTOLS, nc.
Accerdions, q Beads, Toah Brushes
Gilt Jewellery, Silk Reticules
Bead Bags and Purses, Silk Purses
Bronze Candlestcks, Candelabras, Suspension Lamps
Dressing Coa,bs, Steel Shutters,
Rosewood Fancy Boxes, Hooks and Eyes
silver Knives and Forks
shell and mother II Pearl Eye Glasses,
do. do Card Cases and Souvenirs
Opsra Glasses. Pocket Books,
poct 81, holster and duelling Pistols
Percussion Caps, snuff Boxes
steel plated and German Silver Specacles
suspenders and variety Of other articles the line,
for sale By o7im. ia LouSE, W Lberty IT.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-07

down at $io-one was imported by Captain French Of the
Great Britain. Heifer Camela sold SIS. Cow For.
$i6e Bull Young Duke Sl750 The sale was cash
-Nsssrs. l.. NJ Holman Co. were auctioneers
private sale today the fine that belonged to the pac
ket ship England was disposed ofat $780,
CORPORATION MARKETS.
Beef, TO lSc. per III Lamb Toe do
Mutton, l0c do. PorL -
Veal, IL 10 l6 do
POULTRY, BUTTER, &c.
.nurkeys, rs each Geese, IS. Cd each
fowls Is TO 8s. per pair Butter, 81 a Is cts per In
Chickens, Is. to s.. do Eggs IL l-2 cts for To-
Duchs D. 10 u.s. per pair Wild Pigeons, 75c. doz.
VEGETABLES.
Peaches, 3s 10 8s a half peek Cabbages, S. dozen
rotatoes IS. 6d busheL Cucumbers, 2s hundred.
1reen Corn, IL Tor Is. Turnips, IS. bushe.
water Melons, l2te 20. each. Squash, II for Is.
apples, Us. a barrel Nutmeg Melsns Al to Cd each.
Sreaked Basis perth. Blue Fish, &c. per b.
Black Fish8 TO l0c per h. Porgies, &C. do
sturgeon &c. do. Cod, &c. do.
Ees, l2c do. HOLSTERS Re- ID
Rock Bass, Is do.
hickory, 1918 load Liverpool Coal, &85o pr chald.
Oak, $500 de. Anthracite S9 10 Q 30 ner ton
rne' Sl.2o a load Sydney, s. 10 $50 per ton
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-07

GERMAN HARDWARE. &C.
~ III casks Braces, different qualities
case Percussion Cap Holders
cask Chissels, assorted, 1-g To ~ inches
eases Steel Shutters, assorted patterns
Fencing Foils
casks Gmbleus No 2to 40
10 cases Homes, assorted qualities
~ Jews narps, No tob
casks German Dosr Locks 5. 5 ~ and d inches
cases Percussion Caps
pocket, holster and duelling pistols
10 Slate Pc ocls
Scissors
IL casks Skates, No to G, common and fse
- timed iron Stirrurs and Bits
10 cases Webb Saws, 30. 81 and - inche.
Also, cases cavalry Swords iron scabbards entitled To
benture For sleby r. A. LOHSE,
o1-lm' No. 81 Liberty street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-07
Yous AxpExsSSiNS. s,ss :

VOHN ANDENSONs Nfn ~ inc fnut*H Nn,rI -
forms the admirers good CIGARS ha he he's sncceeded 70
making arrangements the celebrated manufacturer Dor
Marn Pua Co. Of Havana or constant supply 81 cbsics
brands, such rarely suna 10 tLismarset -. -,
TIE fxsiions conaoeurs may rely on hnvlnr lheH
taste V6ed ~ Cigars ~ every aavcr ard % terms whole
sale or reta that lncuce continuance of their pstfss
zoe. 4 call wiz obge. .,t.
81 A. va NO eopnsSon with any other houss = h'
sas. fNi'~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-07

/ OsJ, &sO-slo Reward-On Wednesday or Thursday
o TINS week four aotes Of W each the Rank of Amer
CO The above was lost between Brooklyn market and R Dad
81 TIE hinder viii receive the above with thanks nv
pFoosyn o7.3r
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-07

1co town Greensburgh, "A miles from Tarrytown,
the road 10 White Pas containing so acres OF land having
sucensy Of wood land, good orchard OF apple trees
200 peach good quality set cut last prng The house
small cottage and has been rebuilt snd painted this
summer The and novels large and This
capable ef keeping dairy Of or 10 cows besides young
and horses having abundance good eadov
well situated for raising poultry the whole length OF the
being bounded by brook fed ~ living springs To un-
necessary trouble the lowest price $4,000. half Of which
may remar mortgage The place per cent?, required
JOHN A. MTLDEBERGER
o7-3t. csrner Of Hammond add FOURTH sts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-07

This shows an Increase The amount mentioned
table in Of the receipt the new CROP and
further large arrivals OF the DID, together the holders Of
ering pan Of the OLD crop that they had In ware.
house on planters account.
rather better demand has sprung This market since
the receipt the favorable from Europe brought by ,he
England and Eric. But we hear Of no change price
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-07
NARRIED.

Al scardae on Monday, % inst, by the Rev Mr Martin.
dale Thomas T. Disbrow OF New York. Sana Hatfield, sf
the former place. -, =, - :, IN, =.
Maria Anoneue Sutherland daughter OF the late Or Ia.
madge Salhs rland, Of this city.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-07

SHIPS INDIA, Snow New Orleans. Bark Sardius Ritche
bordeanx, j. Dmand Co. Briggs Ralph, Stearns New Or
Comet tBr Mann DO. Sarah Louisa Ricketson New Bed
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-07

ia To LET-And possession given Immediately,
[ neat story brick fcnt House IN Jane Fourtl
-Lu n will he let together apartments good
ants " required Apply tn JNO. A. MILBEBERGER
o7.Ss .. corner OF Hammond and Fourth
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-07
NVrsJCAL PARTIEs AT0UNTON HALL

vI conner Of oliver and Henry sreefsThe subscriber
suy The public that he musical parties viii
epce Saturday evening sept sob for which cssios he
has several gentlemen Of acknowledged sles and
tru The entertainment offered will eniiue him thst paen
are which has been literally bestowed upon similar parties
for the Eve years To commence O'Clock ard close st
Admission l2l Tor which Refreshments will be given
oG-Sts " y. WILLIAMS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-07

the extensive patronage literally bestowed on them
- since the opening Their one price Hat Easblissmesi
would irfern the public that they still continue 10 ma
nracure and vcnd their nimtsble short mapped and psn
Beavers the reduced price Of s42 being clear saving Of -
cent they warranted 70 be surpassed ~ zone " %
city " " They light, ne aud durable and possessed o.
Jet black color which they VIII retain until w"rn cut
These Hats becoming all the vogue amongst host rho
study cently Of appearance will economy q prce asihy
possess those requisites iu greater degree man any nav
80 NsN'V - RoW q Co.
o. In. 3lIanover 81, opposite ne Exchange,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-07

HE President and Directors United States Foreign
Il and Domestic Exchange Company hereby give notiss
that OF the capital sleek o. this Company having been
subscribed for aud paid secured and
upon unincuabered real agreeable OF as
socaon they have opened their Office for the transaction OF
business ut No Wala.
This association fsrmed for the purpose OF buying and
selling Bills OF Exchange STOCKS corporate and po-
nue. and arrangements being formed, shov
be perfected TO establish agencies different places 10 fac-
tate the negotiation OF foreign and domestic b
The books OF subscriptions for increase capital for he
city OF New York s open the Office Compsy
where the articles Of association every requisite sfra.
non viii urnhedte persons who may subscnbs
o~vs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-07
MN TO loan on bond and mortgage estate in
pC,VOV this city. Apply 10 "
DIST THOS. MlLDEBERGFR al Nassau,

'IHE AAT OF DANC1NG.-C WRIGHT. would
inform his fesd. and the pub lie tina, hs fer the in.
strueuon OF young ladies and gentlemen la art will
commence Monday next Oct 9t rooms corner OF
Houston and Allen street Days OF practice young Indies
and misses Monday and Saturday afternoons g. and
Monday and Friday evenings from for gentlemen
Mr.. w. tint on Wednesday evening The lIth inst OH.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-07

4 LnIHIN G-Tbe subscribers would inform SOUTH
- EhN and WESTERN MERCHANTS that they are
hnt ihey are now prepared to MANUFACTURE STOCKS
CLofhING at short notice. in the approved stye
As they have carried the cohsg number on
years at The south they know exactly Of
clothing VIII suit that market =
They have also hand of clothing manufac
ured Dy The fashionable patterns Of this FALL which viii
sell low iof CASH HORA MANN
sloimN Pearl street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-07

w. DOW, for several years past proprietor OF a large
Thomsonian Inirmary in Massachusetts, where bis prsc-
ice and experience has been extensive offers his services
the friends OF the Botanic system 3sA Division A. York
Chatham Square. Patients attended their residence
the doctors ny strict attention reasonable
charges hopes receive share public favor Reference
given 10 several merchants in the city.
Tems-Cash In adveHce courses and uedcnes-vis;,.
according to distance. o3.gteods
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-01-12
NEw-YoRK, Jan. 6.

Another Shipsoreck We have again to re- cord another unfortunate shipwreck on our coast. The British ship TAMARAc. Captain KANE, left Liverpool on the 2Oth November, and after pleasant voyage across the Allan tic, made Sandy Hook on Saturday afternoon last, between four and five o'clock. Here she laid off and on till 8 o'clock. making various signals for pilot. firing rockets, &cs put q ln northwest. and the ship stood of. Between I2 and I o'clock the wind increased to gale, and her canvass was therefore reduced to
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-01-12

The editor of the Boston Post says:-*Nis rather curious that the first syllable in msir-s der spells rum contrawise." We think it equally curious that the whole word read backwards spells rea rum, vulgarly called, brandt. Portland Argus.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-01-12

The Senate yesterday spent some time in Executive session. Amongst the business transacted, was, we are glad to learn, the con- firmation of Major Gates to disappointment to his rank in the Army, from; which he had been stricken by the President of United. States. and subsequently nominated for re- storatioa for the purpose of faffording him the privilege of trial by Court Martial.- Nation- al Istel 0f %laB. '.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-01-12

Melsnchohl:wA dwelling house, about a mile from Hfll's Tavern in Pittstown. was burnt down on Saturday night of last week. and MT. Benjamin Higby. its occupant, and his ehhd aged about six years, were devoured capped.