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Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-09-06
REV LOWELL WOOLHNG

Detroit, August 3, 1896. 1y7
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-09-06

M OTECE.-The undersigned have proved
IN the will of David Clark late of st. Joseph
County, deceased, and received from the Probate
Court, the proper authority, to settle his estate.
All creditors and debtors will take notice accor.
digly. ANN CLARK,
N. MGAFFEY.
White Pigeon, April IL, 1897 42tf
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-09-06

i. 5. SPENCER.
1.-THE above works are published, and for sale
Wholesale a. Retail, at the Detroit Bookstore by
l.. l.. MORSE.
August a, 1896. ly8
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-09-06
NWORTGAGE sALE.-Default having

c. LANcAsrER. Att,y.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-09-06

tot OTICE.-The undersigned having been
IN appointed administrator on the estate OF
Rowland W. Sigon, late of the village of Grand
Rapids, deceased, and has given bonds as the law
directs. All persons having demands upon the
said estate are requested to exhibit the same and
all persons indebted to the said estate are called
upon to make payment.
AMAZON WOOD, Administ'r.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-09-06
NEW COons.-IsAAc ULLMAN

IN gives notice TO his old friends and custo-
mers and the public generally, that he has
just received from Now-York at his NEW
STORE, very extensive and choice stock of
Goods, which win be sold on the most reasonable
terms, wholesale or retail.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-18
FOREIGN PORTS.


Palermo, May i2-Chanceler, New York 25th
St Johns n b., july 5th-Mary Elizabeth Greenaw, New
York 7h-P. J. Nevins Brown 8thArgonaut, Belts, do
UNITED STATES PORTS.
PASSPORT July AR Tiroc, Fields New York.
New Bedford, July l4-Ar. Orbit, Barker, New York.
Boston, July l6Ar Fancy, Chase, New York; SUM- Nicker
son, dol Emily Knight, Hosmer, dol Grohemy, Hull do.
Wind ;. W.-rainy.
Providence, July l4Ar. James Lampier Kenny, New York;
Mary, Westcott. do
Newport, July l3-Ar Agnes, Swansey, New York.
New Haven, July i-Ar. Heroine, Thompson, New York
Bath. July 7tL-Ar. Baltic, Byron New York; cPd, Ada
mant, Barnes, Barbados.
Railway July H-Ar. Lafayette, Van Welt, New York.
Tradesman, Williams, do.
Phladepha, July l7-Ar. Canton, Reed New York Two
Cousins Mclane, do; cpd Experiment, Long, dol Rival,
Meckan do Specie, Bush, dol Ruth Emily, Collins dol
VIM Penn, Wright do. Emily, Tuit, do Ar. in the Schayl
kill, Copper Shannon, do. Waterloo, Pearl, ito.
Washington, N. C., july 5Ar Thos. wynns Talord, New
York John Myers, Ro, inson, do; Greenye Darde,
9l-CPd Franklin Sheppard do.
Charleston July l3-Sld SUM- Herbes New York Vessels
in portCaledona; Francis, Br unde Saxon; Eliza GRAFT
disnasled Acaian, Greenock Thomas Bennett, Liverpool
Tiger wtg John Taylor (Br Nersey Jessore Liverpool
John Hail. wgi Emperor iIavre barques Mary rl nnds
Maria, (Sw) wtg ONYX (Br) Liverpool briggs Ceryantrs
Boston; Cetharne Mediterranean Cordela, unldg General
Sunier uudg Charleston, undg; Lincoln und Rtson (Br
LiyerpOOl Empress. ldp,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-18
GENERAL MARKETS

New YORK, MONDAY July i7th, PM-we had rather In
active day. generally the Mondays Auction sales
small The receipts Of -four continue light and the
prices yet very high Why sos We learn that the
mills Rochester all in active operation and they
gether capable Of making 6cooo barrels OF -four per
seventy thousand bushels required daily
Keep in operation Now information correct In
regard the mills being MI In foil operation being
present this city large supply, why price
down Is fact that the holders can by their extern
sons keep tup, The article come down. and before
three months passed shall as low as ever was
Grain situated in the way-that will also fall Flour is
selling in all parts Of the state at Sill S2his price paws
very handsome profit the dealer though paid an exrsys
giant price for wheat Why don't the dealer send il To mar.
Act the price sufficiently high for them snd i
rascay piece 81 business Keep back obtain exor,ant
prices The market here without material change
Sales light
Auction sae-o lemoa syrupa Cd; 20i bags rye
=, n 7sc 81 DO wheat at SO2 s45 81 do do damaged
at 7oc 5000 bushels wheat si2l s32 1850 do rye eoc
Receipts Of Produce bbs -four 10 Do provisions, tubs
butter
CHARLESTON July fa-ce-The sales II the week
bril- oows2i7 M e3i 80 st 9lG 1873 at 81 ~ st3a aud
Iz9 81 The demand seadv, with slight stock Rough
Rcea bushels comprise the sales OF The week 2n bushels
a. and go bushels ~ Four8oo barrels Just
reeevee brought landing sie3 H. Lard-sacs Of the
week, 81 a 10 cents Our stock has increased.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-18

MONDAY, July nth, I45I
Thrsugh svors ocur correspondents every
point where Cotton collected for sale and expectation
enabled 10 lay before reaerss corrected statement
appears from table below, that the
hand 100000 bales ny the end August may safely
estimate the reduction 800 bales we get
pound for this quantity cotton factors ~ the South
sbei OF another ns,anen Of their debt equal S.
ooo,ooc.
ny sdvices firm New Orleans the a. States
Bank agent that place had exported n 200 bncsup 10 the
sh ofJuly Al the moderate ofio per pound in Lv
erpoo the expectation viii place than million OF
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-18

Hempstead Plains or to those who wish to snuff the
brazng and delightful air OF Rockaway, battle in its
blue and pure waters, and dine at one OF the mos
splendid hotels in the world, there IS no accommodate
ton extended. The cars now leave Jamaica at 3-4
O'clock about the time persons should be dining. IL
the Directors study the interest of the stockholders
they will most assuredly cars to leave Jamaica
as late as clock, p. NJ
There is no reason why the greater number OF pas
sengers the road should be deprived Of all accom-
modaien, because some of the most conspicuous d.
rectors own real estate at Hicksvlle. More anon
COMMON Pleas, July l7-Before Judge Irving
Hicks cersus LamkenAan.
This was an acen to recover a per cehtase ioi
etfecnng the exchange of some lands Inc defence
set up was that the brJker had already charged =
per commission and received the same ana mat
consequently he could not recover from The present
defendant Several real estate agents were examined,
some of whom declared the usage TO be TO charge both
parties, others that the double agency was charged
only in particular instances
The Jury returned Vefdict oi sA CENTS LOT the
plaintiff.
MAINE CoURr-Before Judge tt-Siander
most foul and dark."-" suit for SANDER and mali
clous prosecution between two negroes"
Mercer ps McIntosh.-Mr Nash, for the plaintiff
said that this was case where his client claimed
DAMAGES from the defendant for having malciously
accused him of stealing 81 dollars, and causing him
10 be imprisoned. John Richardson and John Brown
proved that defendant several times within their
hearing had said that Mercer had stolen 81 dollars
from him. Richardson also swore that he had seen
plant fl several times in prison. Mr.. Joachlnssen
for tho defendant, questioned whether the palntiff
had made out his case, no proof the want o prooa-
BILE caase having been adduced, the fact besn
shown that plaintiffs imprisonment resulted from
the defendants accusations, The Judge said he
would give judgment tomorrow (this day.
Police, July l7th.-A reprobate of The name CT
Henry Hull yesterday arrested by police officer
Stanton on charge Of having robbed the tannery
of Mr.. William Penny, Phillpstown, Putnam county.
Hull h - already been in the state prison, and there
several heavy charges against him. lie was fully
committed for trial.
A Spoon-biu A colored boy named Bill Norris
arrested and committed for stealing seven silver
spoons, the property of his employer MIR. Nazro
Dexter, No. IL Ann street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-18
au~e ate ats.

II performed the Farce of - -
TWICE KILLED-hr Euclid Faci,e, Mr. keeley-Fannv
Pepper, Mrs. Vernon.
10 which will be added
TRUTH-Alfred de walback, Mr. Richings-Count Albert
Chippindaie-Minna Mrs. Kelley.
10 conclude with
TURN oUT-Gregory Mr.. Latlari-Hesiiye, Cappindale-
Sonerile, RSchngs-Marian Ramsay, Miss Melton.
IF Doors open 7-periornlancrs O'Clock.
Boxes Sl--ii. 50 cents-Gallery IS
A1IriRICAn EA1RE. BO kfI-
n THIS EVENING will he performed
DOUGLAS-Young Norval, Master Hield-Lady Randolph,
Mrs. Greeu
To conclude with
TIE TWO FRIENDS-Ambrose Mr.. g. Barrett-Esnor,
Mrs. 4. Barrett.
IL Doosopen 6k-perromaaces commence at u O'Clock
Boxes 10 cents-Pit 3ii cents-Gaery 20 cents.
EKAN~ yIEArHE-TIlS EVENING, will
i be presented
OThEilO-Utlelo, Mrs. Lewis-Iago Mr. Harrson-Des-
denona Miss Aexina Fisher
To conclude with
THE LADY AND THE DEvIL-Jeremy, Mr. Mitchell
Ieplyrna, Ms, 4. Fisher.
~ Doors open 7perormances commence at II O'Clock
precisely Boxes 80 cens-Pn % cents
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-18

TO the credit Of the United London This
of exporting Cotton has been highly beneficial the
of the Southern factor Should however Bank of
England by calamity, be Obliged suspend will
up three four the pound thereby enabling
qudae debt with less loss The government at all
will be compelled to sustain the manufacturers
may safely argue that Cotton will suffer decline
from its rates. The chances that will advance
Under any event, we must be gamers
The eeing displayed in the different markets.
fully collected and arranged II will there is
strong tendency to better of things every section of
Union
The business done today in the market Of our
ey was very rng, and the few transactions that did
were al The prices mentioned in regular classhcatsn
The market at Philadelphia the 18TH Moderate
Sales for the week Mobile, 10 lie, and pand lie
l2c.
AT Charleston, the l3t good demand had sprung up
and an advance obtained lower qualities Sales
week. 3Ol9baes, at a Ill
Our dates from Augusta Ga up the 18th. For the
week previous that date slight Improvement had taken
place. and the inquiry for prime and choice
Sales during the week about $500 bales prices ranging
loc principally a9c The extremes OF the market are
IA loo
The coming cotton crop of Mississippi will fall short of
$4,000 bales This quantity, al 10 per pound will great
~ over pay her foreign and home debt.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-18

.Nusionni so,grnph,caI >oriesy.

Small Change, suCh sNIInUs, aUU I've
pieces will be given in exchange for geld halvesor
ter dollars. Apply al the desk efhis Office jylalt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-18
MARRIED..

MARRIED..
On Monday July TO- al the redeace Of Thomas Taylor Esq
Macon Ga, by the Rev. Mr. Castles r. Baldwin, merchant
of Augusta, Ga, to Anna Caharne daughter Stephen Hon.
of this city.
At New Havea Conn, Monday, 10th inst, by the Rev.
Mr. Sawyer Charles A. Ellis of Medgeyile, Geo. Susan
Augur OF the former place.
In Cumberland, Md, Friday 7tl inst, Lieut. Samuel T.
Williams, of the IT, s. service, Hannah r. Mans
field, OF G..
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-18

DIED.
On Sunday 10th nst Jonas Aadoms In the 85h OF his
age.
On Sunday 10th ins Elizabeth L. wife Of Roderick Law
renee, aged 80 years
On Sunday, 18th inst, Charles W. of Jefferson Brown,
Esq. aged months.
On Friday l4h inst Joh infant of Archibald and Mary
Garfield, aged 3montbs and IL days
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-18

CASTLE GAkDEN.-H. MARSH respectfully
~ forms his patrons AMI the public that the Garden having
been extensively improved and embellished and
racuve style. l. now open for the season.
His well known and Justly celebrated Band under the drec
ten OF Mr. Thomas Dhs leader re-eHgared ana will
perform the approved overiure marches &C. syery
pleasant evening.
N.g piece Of FIREWORKS every fair evening at nine
O'Clock.
nsled al tue bar. lei
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-18

Tb JourneyD,ea Printers throu ghot the United States.
~ Nstce hereby given that the Delegates composing the
above Institution will hold their first meeting the City OF
NewIork, the first Monday September l857)
From information already received tols part, the
country the undersigned but gratca-
ton The cheering prospect afforded OF the Profession being
generally represented Onr brethren alive the subject
Jackson, sissouril Washington, d. G., iarourg Penn,
Cincinnati, Ohio Richmond Va, Baltimore Philadelphia and
NewYork from all of which places delegates will be
and no doubt from many Others # which, yet advices
have hand
IL silly hoped that matter Of so much importance to
the Craft VIII not be neglected in city, town or village OF
the land but the The north and the south W Ill
cordially JOIN in the pasew ohy effort bind together the
and feelings ihr character aud standing
of the profession. CHARLES A. DAVIS, Cor. Sec.
~ Is. The several Societies of Printers throughout the
Count well the different Chapels individuals where
Societies formed respectfully requested give the
above much publicity rs possible. jyl8 law-3w
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-18
UNI,Ts.D sTATES DRAGOONs

WANTaD-Ten young men brtween the age Of 10 an
w - years for oncommissioned officers OF the
Dragons. They must be native born czcns and OF goo
character. On enlistment they will be West Point
learn the exercise after which Join their regiment, For fa
ther particulars, apply u 100 FULTON II iyll-2w.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-18

ln;. 1AkDs AlFhO y rsD.-0estlenen wishlng
- 10 play atbhars purchase tables invited call
al 28 Or go broadway decor above Wall the
thern Coffee itoots where there tables and
the patent Indian Rusber cushions, slate compo.
ilnn contested beds with iron eagle franes and
bls a.ove will he fourd the largest and best
offered ia the public advantages Those who wish pur-
chase short notice, they be packed days
tcc.
b. Orders for any thing in tits line with or good
reference IL A. BASSFORD, 2l6 Broadway, will receive
attention III II
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-18

yIOEOE> I'm The impression the beautiful w aks
Of this place have been destroy by the improve
nents, Very little alteration has
Walks except the In eda~ vicinity ef The The
Norway Naples Dutch Elms and Basw.od Trees that a.orn
the Lawn around the Hotel have been and
form beautiful avenue leading from the ferry
Elvslsn Fields ie33m-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-18
UNITED STsTES ARMY.

XNAETEE-For the United States Army, a few able h
w died citizens between the ayes OF Is and IS years of roc
Character and oi respectable standing their fellow CT
None need apply 10 the service hut those who
determined to the perpd &C their enlistment which
only three years, honestly and faithfully
The sum al tso dollars VIII br given To citizen VIII
shall bring 10 this rendezvous person with the above quaf
cations willing tie service and who sha he reguarI
enlisted Recruiting Rendezvous, 1872 Fulton street. NJ yorI
JuIv ii N. IN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-18

nLA MPiC THEATR THE subscribers having
purchased The lease Of the property lately known a. NO
~ Broadway land nnnedat ~ adjoining Tattesal well
known estabshment converting it into neat aud
elegant Theatre will be .ucted the OF Ma
dame Nestris "Ompc" London, and open for the regular
season on about The 18th OF August lof September La
dies and gentlemen OF the profession DESTROYS obtaining
gagements will please apply by letter. post paid eer
WILLIAM u. BLAKE, Proprietors and
HENRY Il. WILLARD, : Managers.
Ne I'M
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-18

SP.ErDlD Ct ~ EuS --ilaEDrs a. tie finest qua
= hy, m1dr expressly order and warranted good,
changed ~ plain ard elegantly painted koxes Scissors oen
ur'S STYLES and patterns. with devices. beautifully WORK
81 Ia steel silver and gold Eoge Pocket and Table Cut
lery almost endless yarietv bunting Narrowing lnves
~ scabai portable shaving and elegant dressing made
in indon, anil fitted with warranted curv table knives.
with anil without forks. silver mouuted warrant
ed good nd hong sicer PtoA large stock com
prisiug y general assortment.
TIE sreued and for sale ~ tho trade
tail, Nv The importers, CkANELN WkEAks,
Nl3lfns Astor IIou~e.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-18

JESSE CADY, Auctloneer.

DY JEssE CAD Store Nos III and ll9 Water
- streetsTbis Day, a. half past O'clock in lots
pare for cash, large and general Of slek
hardw cutlery fall GOODS hats combs fancy soap cIo
ing guns, pistols ns, Nc. with of goods sui
ed the Southern and esteu market
Il a n advertisement OF this kind
Private Sale-L0,00e dozeR Combs Of all kinds
too cards Birmingham and Sheffield Cutlery Of every
rlety may nable.
20o0 dozen Collars and Bosoms
10000 Needles assorted from H. Hemmings and Gemsn
do.
5000 buttons, Vest and Fearl, subject deeeL
tute, which viii be taken in payaent
Also, SNUFF Boxes, Pins, &c. &c &c
Also, German, French, aad Rhode Island JeweEy low
pticed Watches, Guard Grains &c. n23lys
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-18
NOTICE - INDEPENDENT BOAT GLIB"
GATTA AT SgITTu FERRY. ggDDkIyN

Boat Race viii take place Ihurday. the 10Th July,
from tie foot 81 Atlantic Brooklyn, SOu ferry, al o.
clock L. NJ. for four and xix -ar'd boats.
FIRST RACE
IN Star from the foot Of Atlantic yf O'Clock precisely sor
six cared independent Club BoaPr,ls Silver Pitcher.
immeea"y after the termination 81 the sx oard match.
a.ohe vii come o Cor four Dared Independent Club Boats
Prize Silver Pitcher.
4 ubs wishing enter, must make application or entrance
and further particularly u &. COLE the Atlantic Hotel.
foot oi Atlantic street. BROOKLYN. iva dtleIhs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-18

CENTREv LILLE TROTT,NG COURSF,
~ l.. I-COI. OGDEN'S BENEFIT.-A Sweepslake, tw,
mile heats, under saddle Sl5 esranc~ and s5 added by
Proprietor, will off, the above Course, WE'D
NESDAY 10Th inst, which there four subscrbers:-
Mr. Goodrich enters PompciL Mr. Edwards enters Polly
Alne Mr. Wheeler enters Paul Pry. e. Mr. Young enters
Deputy the character at The horses great sport may
exnec,ed. To start nj q o'clock precisely
Cenirevile i5hyuy, 1897 jy173t*
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-18

VANILLA CN cam aNDy-Nanufaciurcd Wy me
i3i William -, b. had " Joseph w. Wilder No.
Slil Broadway where there Will always be supply of this
rich nm, delicious article H. GREGORY
iy19.gks
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-06-03
AN ORIENTAL MYSTERY.

1t was evening, a summer twilight: the
magnificent traces of day still fingered among
the upper clouds, which were undisturbed
by the soft breezes that played among the
thckets, and rocked the quiet birds of Para
disc into their first unwilling slumber, yet
often did they awake in sweet vespers to
sunset angel, whose golden locks still Aoated
amid the rich crimson of the evening sky.
Calm and sweet as the whispers Of the guar
dian angel of the Hours, wholies at the feet
Of Allah, and comprehends all things, while
he is sensible of none,--so calm, so sweet,
were the murmurs of the breeze. All day
long had he been wantoning with the citron-
flowers and fruit, or dallying with the per-
ennial that stoops over the Gebro's foun-
tain, or couching to avoid the fierce noon,
in the folds of the lily. Now the enamour-
ed wanderer, tired and heated, but still redo
lent of beauty, hung above the river of Dali
gorno, to cool his dry lips, to moisten his
wings; perhaps to spend the night on her
soft bosom. The bright waters emitted the
sound Of wooing, as they erept slowly to
the shore, while the river opened her glad
arms once more to welcome her light-mind-
ed d inconstant, though deep-loying spouse.
"IIow gladly" said the stream, as the
zephyr melted away in her arms, show
gladly do / welcome thee once moro to my
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-06-03
MI FTRsT-BoRN SON.

Hence, troubling cares of party broil,
Thou lnow's st not rest nor peaceful joy
I'll tune my Tyre, cen should it soil
The smiling phiz Of my sweet boy.
List, then, thou lo|d and lovely one,
Whom Providence permits to live;
Hush, hush my fond, my blooming son,
TO thee would but soloce give.
Thy countcnance in Virtue drcst,
Nor sinning-for TnoU bnow'st not sin!
Incitcs those CHERISHED hopes so blest,
Which none but parents feel within.
All! sleep'5t thou7 Yes, my anxious eye
Bohods thy form of innocence
Calm'd sweetly by the lullaby
OF her whose love is never hence.
How pants my heart when MUST know
The changes which await my boy;
When friends ri with hearts full cold az snow
And toll, and malice, drown his joy?
see him in his school-boy days,
Enjoying all the sports of youth;
hear him as at eve he prays,
And reads aloud the Holy Truth.
/ see him move those wheels of life,
Which give men character and wealth;
With Bairns-the offspring of wife
With plenty, comfort, and good health.
hear him for industry prais'd;
For talents, and for dealing just;
see him by the People rais'd
To well perform Public Trust.
4 Il #
What intrigue-cunning-strange desires
Antipodes of former joy:
'Tis proud ADDITION now that Ares
The bosom of my frst-bon Boy.
Cease, then, sad Tyre thy chord dispels
The feeling which invoked thy aid;
My mind with fever'd anguish dwes
On images like these portrayed.
Let him but Peace and Meekness crave;
Nor Power, nor Place, nor Wealth enjoy;
Then Life, nor Death, nor sodded Grave,
Can drown the Hopes of my sweet Boy.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-06-03
@RT@TNMM LP0LAZglRl q .
Foa rnE Co1uMnIA DEmocnAT.

The following eausion was composed dur
ing the warm political contest of 1896
when an only son of the author was re-
covering from a severe attack Of the dam
gorops disease called GROUP. They ema-
mated from thrilling heart; & although
they may possess but litle Of the spirit
and elegance of poetry, yet they express
the tenderest solicimde, and the paternal
forebodings of one, the existence Of
whose primary offspring Of mutual love
''hung but on o slender thread" They
may not excite disgust, even should they
find no admirers.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-06-03
THERE Is ALWAYS HOPE.

IElELA laIAlpLal2 D0!RY 70
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-23
NV t)nIIANh. Dc. IL

~ PhiiANs,' ~.
ouf cry Yesterday presented gay and lively APP
pearancc. Every one man woman and rb,Id MAJ,
yea "ith more elasticity and looked more like ami
mated beings OF earth. than have srcn Them t,,
the last four or five months OF a hot suliry. and
pes','efons season The brdciug air that has srr-
oeeded tue late disastrous gale pudGes tlle atuos-
Phefe' REEVES the almost exhaus ed strength of our
citizens, aud brings back us many laec tba has
been silnmerlng on the shores Of Pouclartrain St
LOUIS Bay Christian, Pascagolula, and even Il, the
sandy banks Of Pensacola ft}G,t:.
HEALTH OF THIS cITY.-Ihe ht aih oil il. ci,,
mas certainty %ry grady improved within the lati
"" days. and should tle waters in he swamp mai
recede too soon, we may hope that but few new
Gases VIII occur but 10 yellow fever le.yp, II,
ehfey nj prest nj, II IS tot the question il n,c
yet has been thoroughly Atirpated but by a .rost
Iiacrieia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-23
TUE STORM AT NEW ORLEANS

HE effect OF the severe storm At New Ohclu, ON
,ne oh ana Hh' has bscn very dsaSrou, the sugar
1n cotton crops 81 the lormcf il is Thought = d..
hciency OF at least $4,000 hhd,. will be the eol,se-
qnence. The Picasunc ofthe 9Th describes the p,,-
Yions night as an awful QUE. Chn.ucy ton, wen.
blown OIL awnings ripped up, and the Ioois OF man,
buildings greatly injured.