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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-30
NEMALE COrIPLAINgS.-The original and chi,
IT genuine WIDOW WEIGHS FEMALE PILLS, par

nculary apea disorders incident FEMALE SEX
nervous disorders weakness the solids loss Of appeo
purity Of the blood elaxaon by intense beat IN warm c
particularly for all estruclcns the female SYSTEM Fuor
Ahbus NC &c To ne ladies' M mssa az
early age 70 enomelae and publish the whole Of e cases
the following inserted aerely convice the public and
effects Of this genuine and
YOUR GEM me PILLS have ally found them 70 do
w. have see asa from the BRINK OF the
oredto perfect health Caiharine vckerman aged 10
Brooklyn consequence OF cold obstruction succeeded
and rapid appeared una.odsble oulo charity
soon recovered nnah Fisher aged 10 years was rTuced
perfectly her short time and produced that
ri.y SO necessary TO the health OF eve Female
entirely gone the mother looked forward 10 speedy
short .ao and soa nsl face
has been the common attendants OF all my patients IN
right soon removed her sickness and connuance
soon perfect health roiced the heart of
tail the whole Of the cares performed This and neigh
hood would fill 10 only IS that IN a Ssn
fail ard AN fully sensible did Parents Guardians, and
Of Females years and upwards they would not fall to
recommend and administer these PILLS for hall the COM
" Mssss. y%sr sSd ;;ssssssi v. ISsxTsS. Nd
p N. B. Since the publication Of this medicine numbers
female particularly subject and ether disor
ders which debila,ed the whole syss In fact, wherever
the frame shaken by sect.n Injured by ndge
ton ulency and reduced by DISTINCTIONS grief mala
these pills with be found restorative. They quickly
sore the kbres due toreihe proper
elasticity by these promoting digestion and taking of
every thing obnoxious TO the LAW NATURE-prepar
ed by Mrs Sarah Ann WEIGH, and sold by her appointed
agents.
way-Mr. John B. Dodd chemist. GAS Broadway, corner Of
sa Walker slpseM o%sn, Chemist So Broadway
Mr. Underl SO Beekmsn street of William street.
Mr. Schefn ia Canal sree-Mr NJ G. Slocum, OF
Broadway and Duane strce-Mr b. Chiffon, 23 Broadway
-Msssrs. Miller Gambler, le3 Broadway.
Price-75 box, with full directions treating the e
male constitution health and happiness which no lady should
be without
NJ r.. Ash for Widow welcLs Female Pills-whoesale
Agent. SO Beekman street, N.Y. na lmr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-30

MRS. MOTIF, THE CELEBRATED nMALE
M PHYSICIAN Of Boston, would respectfully give notice
the Ladies OF New York and vicinity, that she hs
ced practice this city, her residence Leonard street.
nearly opposite the National Theatre.
Having collected during her tate tour 10 Europe Herbs
essential O be obtained In America she will
enabled diseases their formidable appear
The great which has attended her Of
diseases this country OF be
ed. The many delicate complaints incident TO the female
nmc render any argument Ia favor OF The Female Physician
unnecessary
Mrs Mott pledges herself to relieve the following
diseases Tic Dooreux cured without the
fancet) Contracons Psalyzed Limos Palsy Decline, Con-
SUMPTION Dropsy, IIumors (Scrofua, Salt Rheum Kings
Evil, Csnker RDgworM, nc 6c Catarh, Scsld Heads, AZ
Nervous symptoms White s~clngs WORMS, Asthma Jaun-
dice Liver Complaint ilemohcds, Piles Female weakness
nc. &C.
In conjunction with her medicines Mrs Mott will administer
her celebrated Patent Medcaed Champoo and Luxung Baths
avads and Others Tos mach be said in favour Of
eBa OILS suit the diseases for which they taken They
perfectly administer the debiated impa
ing TO such strength they not only uxunr, but
In all complaints, and against all
gieus diseases One trial will convince the most scepcal o
their utility For uxur, the healthy, they calculated
promote free perpiaon cleanse soften and purify the
shin
Mrs hsvsg made diseases children particular
branch OF her she win be enabled diseases
that have ssnled the skill THE most talented physician No
mercury or mineral of any hind used
Hours for seeing patients from 10 In the morning. nn In
the evening. Gentlemen communicate with Mrs Nett,
Only through wife mother.
Ladies and gentlemen can be accommodated with baths al
any hour Of the day.
D Letters from the couny pos, paid wiz receive immed
nte sttentio~. ol0-3ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-30

DECTORAL HONEY OF 1IyBRWORT-
The superior basamc properties Of this saluaee pSepeIo
on have be universally acknowledged far SUPERB
other before the public, for Coughs Colds
Ahmas Wboopng Cough Shortnw Of Breath, and all a.
ectons Of the Chest and Lungs leading 10
Lverwort has been for avo te remedy TOT the
above complaints arong the medical profession The above
eparaoa only contains all the virtues of Liverwort IN
state, hut bned with those herbs which
have long known and hello in high estimation for their
healing virtues in pulmonary complaints, and other ingred
ents OF valuable nature which tend TO produce Tree ex
pecoraon lower nfammaten and prevent The secretion OIL
phlegm particularly recommended 10 persons oil con-
sumpive constitution almost instantly removes sle ut and
recent colds, gives immediate relief TO those which from me-
elect have dangerous character and when
persevered in, fails mpeely The most
obstinate Price 2s. per b. tile
For sale James d. Nowl ole proprletor) corner Mad
and CathaI retail 1926 Broadway, corner CEDAR
Allen ngersol $40 Grand Norfolk; T. Manson, 65o
Greenwich, Bar r. n. Hibbard, 223 Bowery g.
l.. White, 4Os Pearl Adarsson Or 600 Broadway and
Bowery; j. Weir 2et Grand St. G. f. Cougnacq 80 Chatham
street. Dl5-lm"
Nan D-MR BEKNARDUs LEDEBoER takes the
pleasure inform his tiends and the public IN general
that he has opened Apohecsys Store No - Chambers
two doors from Chat where he will be happy 10 wait
day and night upon those bo honor him with their pa
tronage He studied Europe for the las sixteen
months he employ Ell in The we'll known establishment OF
Mr. j. Milhau where he lie has given entire salts
faction
Medicines Of the best quality win he used by him. and phys
Clans prescriptions wibe put up with and despatch and
a. the lowest terms possible n5-Jn'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-30


Moens No ga Pear up stav and examine SCOTS Pa
tent Asbestos Wrought fsn Sa with the salts
factory eydences his possession Of the perfect security Of
those Justly celebrated Safes against fire and robbers and also
NE capacity Msera 45ssios tnow Sound In abundance
Staten Island in the southern part Of Pennsylvania and
in other sections OF the United Stnes. and with which each
Safe Is thoroughly lned) resist eecusy the most intense
heat Among facts adduce In pr'of OF the
entire efficacy Of these Safes In protecting their contents fro
injury by fire we merely select the following. - -
I'm Scott be sole paeBee for The application OF be MIA
1estos construction Of Iron safest exposed In the
city Of Philadelphia 2eh Oc 1885, In the presence Of
numerous citizens. voodn bor covered 10 tcf aninch thick
with Asbestos the burning Of cord Of seasoned wood
the box filed with bookbndcs paper hacngs ard wheH
opened It's ousd uninured although the iron
grste upon which rested heated TO rrae hest one Of
ScGs Asbestos Chests 1.-THE only we believe ~ this city ~
that e) the counting house OF Messrs Hubbard
Casey In Exchange Place at the use IN the great IRE In s
city, whsh saved all its contents uninjured.
her certificate with nsmher Of others Of the highest
spectably together with the various patterns Of The above
safes may be seen s of A. Men, No. 2z2 Pei
manufacues OF whom they can be Obtain.
ed a our regular wholesale prices. ,o,,,, .corr c
n19ms JOHN SUIT Co.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-30

nEPILAIOHY 20 MOEit-For removing super
- nusus hair from the face and neck. single app
caen fleets this purpose without paia injury the shin,
which the contrary left whittier and soer than before
second spp DESTROYS sale
ni6ws IA. n. BAMOUREVx. y7 broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-30

NO 3 DIVISION s.EV.-The time rs not far
OH Ievons Hunters Red Drop will supersede tae
use every thing that known for the venerea not
withdrawing unprnciped scoundels rob of its
popuary bat its people are not so easily deceived
particularly when three OF those that are cured every
that have used thing they heard
If wish further expense get this
first warranted effect prompt end safe the
See that bottle he's The written Signature oil
Jrinh leyson whom be obair Ell privately and
fdenay at Division street Also Hanover street. Boston,
t8 North street, Philadelphia So Hamilton street Albany;
and in New Orleans n2i-ims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-30

6sA.D 40 tADAEs.-NiDOW WEIGHS FE'
" MALE PiLLshese excelen, sort Of Pills may be cal
led THE GOLDEN PILLS OF LIFE AND BEAUTYi
they are particularly adapted for disorders incident TO the
FEMALE SEX. See advertisement on the other page OF this
andsother papers, prepared Mrs Sarah Ann Wec Femai
Phys ca aud for sale by her appointed Agents price, 70
Giants n8-lm~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-30

TAT. HAMILTON, a surgeon OF long standnR and .
pupil of OF the first colleges or ANATOMY and the the
practice physc and SURGERY in Europe has moved
into house No 81 courland where be be consult
ed on every disease incidental human nature
delicate ndelcae The most desperate vene
cured in from nine days Sores OF every
other description in proporonate TO their state and
,nre Attendance nj ali tirses nl6-ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-30
THE .H!L0sORHERs sTONE AT la z. s ;;


mont for the public sale OF Horses Carriages &c. Nos IS
and 81 Watt junction OF Canal sl) between Hudson
and Greenwich ss
The proprieors respectfully inform their friends and the
public, they have opened tho above establishment for the
regular public ofHorses Carriages &c They have erect
ed upon the site OF their old established and well known
Livery Stables commodous building four stories high and
wch repetc with every convenience for the reception
care and sale OF horses, carriages Ge.
Regular sales will place Friday Of each week 10
commence on Friday the 10Th inst. II will be that
horses or other articles intended he sold st this piece
should be entered the day previous to the SALE that they may
be placed the catalogue. -
They have Tor about 100 horses Livery
SO can be received The greatest attention and
win he given. .
private wacbmsn regularly engaged to watch the pre-
misses by day and night. JOHN L. ,ANpEkSoN,
ol63mt WIN w JhNEwhY
small HANK NOTEs.-si, 81. 25 $50, 9.75, %
- % - Incorporated banks OF the first standing
England constastly hand al the strangers Ex
change Office wall street. for city safety Fund notes.
par Gold silver and bank bsugt and sold the best
Terms all kinds Crank notes examined gratis and with
Measure n2-lm'
SCOTT SPATENTASBEsTOS w NOUGHT
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-30

Medicines OF the best qualify Willie by him. and phys
Clans prescriptions will be with and spach and
~ he io-vest Terms possible. n3-Jms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-30

$500 rMtEEywAnp1:-cnoss's srAeiszc AK
TIRES snd analogous complains q the
mssSv ,n, s disgusting communicating and annoying
and s,oo well 10 require any sspsnstion Il Is en
easy 70 be got but ha. very acu 20 gss Clear Of
soous pervsaes al RANKS Of soee 10 Ss
Alhongh 80 troublesome tsel and So distressing and a.
Which has be s msr disease the
20 as to contract the compss If he follows
business which perhaps reqsres Immediate =,
exercise has tenaetcy 10 aggavate the difcuity" ana
keptconsany sick with doses tartar enetc pnrged DE-
prved OF oil articles Of food and usual rnk 70 heaL
namp atory action. Then toows Ion. OF nausea,ing
mixtures Irritating injections lotions, onens nr
last, after the patient has kept Lsnd six or nine
months ne structure disease Ct the pros ean
brane of e bladder gee other deesabie malay
ha. vii az, as long as L. live and from the
In Gross Specific Mixture The Ierson assesses aremsay
I'd and permanent cure without the least regard diet drink
The remedy unparalleled in power II has the specific
properly of entirely neuraizing poison
ail symptoms OF the complaint, sometimes in eAt
II object to give long quackish recommend
ssrvaton has proved inconroveby, sup efficacy In
short such is The cenfsence in the Mixture founded
vaon alone that tie challenges
cen, Gonorhoea TO be brought in which will not
presented public or their benefit as they stand
much 10 need OF H. and hoped they will proper
With nls remeey perons can witnout the
eost exposure change OF die or cangein application bD
nes These are considera efficiently great OF con-
The medicine contains nothing that is the least injury 10
the constitution Gallons il might be taken but no harm
would follow, -
Further disease cannot be contpscted dsse of the Mix
ture is taken al mig III going o bed when esposed
Its putup in boules with full directsns accompanyng Il,
81 hoe One bottle lasts VIII ci gene rally cnres
Many cured in two days
For sale only by nor Gamble 193 Broadway corner Of
Dey street. DR.. GuiOn OF Crane Bowery NJ C.
SIocum corner Of Broadway ard street; A. b. d.
Sands, 100 Fulton Il. Of William, Newly ck oaes
Hutchinson corner OF Chesnnt Seventh Phiadelphia.
II. B Call for Cross Specific Mixture Tie y opreiors
signature ard number Of residence the label If each
bottle. GAS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-30

To LET.-Twe psrlors the rs aeor the front base
aud vau aud he'd rooms In the garrett at No.
1854 rand The 6r of May next Poss ssoH ,Re
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-11-09

LOAN FOR TExAs.-The Louisville Jour.
nal states that loan of two millions, for the
govcrnmcnt Of Texas, has been negotiated
somewhere in the Atlantic States. Upon
thisinfornation the National Gazette remarks
as follows-and we are quite Of its opinion:
We are inclined to think, that enterpri-ing
as are the New England capitalists, they are
too wise to send two millions of dollars to
General Lamar's beloved Texas, at this time.
1t may be, however, that they calculate on
the annexation of Texas to the Union, when,
us we must take her cum onere, for better or
for worse, the debt will then become that Of
the United States. '"If so, they reckon, we
trust, without their host.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-11-09

In tins town, on Monday, 23d ult. by the Rev
Mr. Ross, Mr. Thomas Fobes, TO Miss Rebeccu
West, both Of New Bedford
On Monday evening. 3Oth ult by the Rev. Mr.
Mhenz'e, Mr. William Blnisdell. To Miss Cath
arine sou'hwick daughter Of Mr.. Solomon South
wick, Of this town
on sunday evening last, by the Rev. Mr.. Free
man, Mr.. Zacheus Chase, Of Portsmouth, to Miss
Mary Ann v'ckary. daughter OF the late Mr.. Hugh
Vicknry. Of this town.
on Monday evening last. by the Rev. Mr.. Sic.
DEL John x. Randolph Esq To Miss Betsey T..
Enss, daughter Of Geo. Engs, Esq. all Of this
town.
AZ Portsmouth, on Thursday last, BY Elder
John Taylor, MIR. Benjamin Field of Fall River,
TO Miss Betsey Durfee Of Tiverton. MIR. George
s!sson' to Miss. Frances NJ. White. daughter of
Nr Pasdon White, both Of Portsmouth.
AZ Boston, on Tuesday 3ist ult IIoratio A.
Palmer, NJ. d. of Liue-Compton, to Miss Mar
tha Wells, Of Boston.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-11-09
Died.,

In this town. on Thursday last, Mary Ann. on
y daughter Of Mr.. William II. Douglass, aged g
months.
On Thursday morning last, William Cozzens,
only son of Mr.. Anthony Manue. aged 7 months.
On Friday morning last, Elizabeth Branan.
daughter Of Mr.. William d. Peabody, aged 4
years.
On Monday morning last. Mr. William Spoon
er. son of the late Mr.. John Spooner, aged 80
years
On Tuesday morning, Caroline CorncIia, eldest
daughter Of Mr. Peter B. Underwood, aged II
years Funeral this day at IL o'clock, from her
fathers residence in the Neck Relations and
friends are invited To attend without further iny-
tation.
Al the Sandwich Islands. on the 7,h Of Febru-
airy last, Mr. Frederick Barlow, Of this town, in
the 37th year Of his age
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-11-09
FROM TAMPICO.

TAMPico, Oct. S.-Thr private information
we have from Mexico, represents the country
to be in a most deplorabe condition. Ma
rauders swarm on every highway. while the
government. despite its good Intentions, can
not check robbery.
The conducta from Zacatecas, was attack
cd by l50, and the leader, after having IL
men killcd,fell grievously wounded. On the
other hand, the nssalants lost 10 Of their par
ty, but possessed themselves of3O, 900 dollars.
II is said that a similar encounter took place
on the route between Mexico and Vera Cruz
Commerce is at its lowest ebb, the feeble go
vernment offers no security whatever to mer.
camille affairs.
All that can say, adds our correspondent,
is that Mexico is rapidly falling into dissolu-
ton.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-11-09
FROM FLORIDA.

A letter has been received at the War Of.
fice from General JEsrr, dated October &c
in which he announces the capture of ten In
dians by detachment under the command OF
Major AsHBY, on the morning Of the Odd of
that month: and of twenty more in the after
noon Of that day. Five more were captured
and carried into St. Augustine on the 25,li.-
The troops were fast arriving in detachnents
from Old Point Comfort and New York, and
measures taking for the CONNIE nccment of a
vigorous campagn.- Globe.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-11-09
Administrator Sale.

On Monday, the 2O'h Of Nor. merit, at II
o'clock A. NJ wiH be sold at Public
.4uction, on The premises,
/ A LII the right,t,le and interest.w which Ma
"A ,hanicl Wall, late of Newport, dec. had
at the time Of his death IN and to certain
lot Of land in said Newport, with the Dwelling
house and other buildings thereon standing,
bounded easterly on land late Of John Hen
shaw .noriherly on land late Of George Gibbs,
westerly on land late of Samuel Sternc, and
souihrrly on Prospect-hill street. Conditions
at the sale.
PIP. REMINGTON, Admir-.
Oct. s. on The Estate Of Nathaniel ViaH.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-11-09
Laws Of RhO(!c-Island.
In General assembly, October Session, 1887

AN ACT in addition to the several Acts re-
gulating the Banks in this State, aud for
other purposes.
he enacted by the General assembly as
foiloOs:-SEc. ]. The several Banks in this
State shall he so limited and restrained in
their operations, as that the whole amount OF
their loans and discounts shall, at no time,
exceed the amount ofthc capital stock there
of respectively, together with the amount of
the sums deposited with, or due from them,
bearing interest, in a greater gum than the
following rates will permit, the same to be
computed upon the amount Of the capital
stock paid in, viz.
Banks with capitals paid in not exceeding
fifty thousand dollars, eighty per cent.
Exceeding fifty Thousand, and not exceed
ing one hundred and twenty thousand dollars,
sixty per cent.
Exceeding one hundred and twenty thou.
sand and not exceeding two hundred thousand
dollars fifty per cent.
Exceeding two hundred thousand, and not
exceeding three hundred thousand dollars,
forty per cent.
Exceeding three hundred thousand, and not
exceeding four hundred thousand dollars,
thrty-fvc per cent.
Exceeding four hundred thousand dollars,
thirty per cent.
Provided, however, that the circulation Of
each Bank, Of its own bills. shall be limited
and restrained to ratio upon its capital as
fellows, viz: Bank capital not exceeding
$4,000 to IS per cent upon the capital there
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-11-09
"A Proclamation,

H Whereas the General Assembly Of the
State aforesaid. on the Cd day of Nnvembr,
instant, passed the following resolutions, to
wit:
Il Whereas 1t becomes beings dependent
| upon the good providence Of God. for life
health, and every blessing, with gratitude 10
unit" m acknowledging His kindness and
love towards Ills undcscrvng creatures; and
the season having arrived usually set apart
By our ancestors for the public acknowledp.
ment Of the unmcrltcd mercies of God :
therefore
Resoived, that Thursday the ,hirticth day
OF November instant be set apart as a day Of
Public Thanksgiving and Praise 10 Almighty
God: And this General Assembly RECON-
mend, that the citizens Of this State, abstain
ing from unnecessary labor assemble togelh-
er on that day, IN their respective places Of
worship. and with devout and grateful hearts
unite in thanksgiving and praise TO God, for
all lis mcrcies, and the nnumcrable bounties
which he has conferred upon them: for the
blessing of civil and religious liberty cstab-
llshed in this State from its CONNIE nc G ,nent,
ny which all persons are entitled to protection
by law, for their persons and property, and
worship according to the dictates of their
consciences for causing the labors Of the
husbandmln during the past season to be
successful, whereby plentiful harvest of the
productions of the earth is secured for our
sustennnce: for the prosperous condition of
other departments Of Industry and Enterprises:
for the health, domestic tranquility and sccu-
r'y enjoyment by the people of this nation
during the past year and above all, for the
hope of everlasting life and happiness given
MS, in the gospel of our Lord and Saviour,
Jesus Christ, revealed in the holy scriptures.
Rcsoired, that Ills Excellency, the Cover.
nor, be requested to issue his Proclamation
of these resolutions, and cause the same to
be published in all the newspapers printed in
this State.
do therefore, pursuant to the above re-
cited Resolutions. issue this my Proclamation,
To make known the same, that the good peo-
pie Of this State may conform thereto.
Given under my hand. and the seal of said
State at Providence, this sixth day of No
vember,in the year of Our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and thirty seven, and Of Inde-
pendence the sixty second.
JOHN BROWN FRANCIS.
By His Excellcncy's command: |
HENRY Bowen, Sec'ry.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-11-09
Nov. 9

Court Of Probate, .Nfppon, Nor. 6, 1887.
IT pom the petition Of Henry Y. Cranston, Ad-
a nnstrnior on the estate Of John q. Lyon,
late of New port. dec stating ihnt The persaual es-
tate Of said deceased is insufficient, to pay the just
debts, allowance to the widow, and funeral char
ges Of said John q. Lyon, by the sum Of three
thousand and twenty six dollars, 81 cents, and
praying that he may, in his said capacity Of Ad-
mnisirator. he authorised and empowered to sell
all the right. title aud interest which said J. b. l.
had at the time of his death in and TO FIVE undivi-
dcd sNihs Of certain lot Of land with The dwell
ing house and other buildings thereon. situate in
Newport. bounded westerly on Thames-sireet,
souiherly on land Of Hloraiio n. Tracy. easterly
on land Of Naih'l. 5. Ruggles, and norihcry on
land late Of Rnb't' Robinson, dec or so much
thereof as shall he sufficient to raise said sun Of
three thousand and twenty six dollars, 81 cents.
with incidental charges 1t is ordered, that said
petition be received, and the consideration there
Of referred to Court Of Probate to be holden at
the State House in Newport. on the first Monday
in December next, at 9 o'clock A. VI. and that
previous notice be given BY publishing n copy Of
this order three weeks in succession in the Her.
aid Of the Times. for all persons Interested to
appear at said time and place and be heard.
A true copy-wl,ncss:
b. b. lIowLASD, Prob. elk.
Nov q