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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-07-21

The Ladies OF Barre, Mass. assembled to the
number Of $40, old and young, married and
single, without distinction of party, to cele-
brate the ''glorious Fourth.' Tea was the
order of the day, and in that beverage they
toasted and roasted the sod Bachelors" to
their hearts content, il we may judge from the
following sample Of their toasts given in the
'Barre Gazette:
"Old Bachelors--May they lie nlone on bed
Of nettles, sit alone ON a wooden stool, eat
alone on wooden trencher, and be their own
kitchen maids.
Industry Of the Young Ladies Of Barre--al-
ways want TO be engaged.
Matrimony-The truth and essence Of life;
love at home, unity abroad, and consistency at
oil times and in all conditions.
The Old Bachelor like the Thorn Hedge
neither blossoms nor fiuit render II useful or
ornamental, butt isl scourge to all creatures"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-07-21

Cincinnati appears to be infested with gang
of desperate rouges. On Saturday night last,
between ten and eleven O'Clock, citizen was
knocked down in public street, and robbed OF
several hundred dollars. On the proceeding
night man who lives in the outskirts OF the
town, was called up and told that cattle were
in his garden; he went TO the door, was knock
ed down, his wife followed and was also knock
ed down; girl then came forward and also re-
ceived blow, but not severe enough 10 pre-
vent her screaming murder, when the villains
fled.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-07-21

The real Simon Purcs take il "much unkind-
y'' that the democracy at Albany should have
put forth such heretical doctrines concerning
the currency. What is worse than nll the rest
is, that said doctrines commend themselves to
the good sense of large portion of the party.
We are glad it, We love TO see the truth
advocated aud defended; and especially TO see
il done by those who, from their relation to the
government and the dominant party, are able
to exert powerful influence. We have never
believed that this country would he given up
10 the reign OF Loco Focoism,--for this reason
simply, that we never believed the country was
10 be ruined. The experiment would indeed
be short one, but il would be enough to des-
troy the fairest hopes of the nation. We are
not so DESTROYS 10 see the ruling party prostra-
ted, that we are willing to have the country
ruined as means to that end.-N Y. Jour.
Commerce.
The Boston Advocate, strong Van Buren,
paper, holds the following language concerning
the Albany Address:
"Tbat address; is so entirely and exclusively
,chig, in all its positions, except one, that if it
were to be taken as the democratic standard,
we could see no possible use of a quarrel be-
tween the two parties, when both think alike.
The Albany address, with one not very impor-
tant exception, conforms in every principle and
measure to the address of the New York Mon
oposts who nominated Mr.. Webster Ifas a
democrat, we believed in the Albany address,
we could not excuse il TO our conscience to
keep the country in commotion by the division
~ IA rt.oe ,,hnca IaaInor man thiuk n
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-07-21

TIE ALBANY REeEscy (and ,se FrAn the
Glote) runNEb Wines. I'VE last week gave
some extfacis from the manifesto of the N. X,
State Van Buren, Committee, in which they de-
nounced the Loco Focos, (what says our "De-
mocrat' to thaD and came on to tho Wing
ground in regard to currency. There is no
doubt the party have given it up---the erperi-
ment sno go. The Boston Advocate, strong
Van Buren, paper, il will be seen by an extract
we give from it, declares the address Of the
aforesaid N. Y. Van Buren, Committee to be
entirely and erclusivety ,chig, !" and conform
ed to the sentiments, with one exception, of the
meeting at New York which nominated Mr.
Webster. Why may we not expect then that
oil the conscientious and sincere portion Of the.
party illfallinto our ranksf The Van Buren,
papers in this State stoutly deny that the party
have changed their ground. But the Advocate
is more candid. What say you Monsieur lie
Patriot { u what a misnomer) of Montpelier
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-07-21

Melancholy .accident.-Andrew, son of Mr..
Zenos King, of Raynham, aged about z years,
was killed on the 5th inst. in the following man
ner. The boy was at school, but happened TO
be out OF the school house when young man
passing with heavy roller (such as is used for
dwelling the earth after sowing seed)--the boy
jumped on to il, he was turned over, and the
roller passed over his body crushed him to
DEATH Taunton Sun.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-07-21

The WING STATE CONVENTION, it seems
was noble affair. We presume had the meet
ing been considered particularly necessary at
this time, there would have been three times
the number of delegates present, that ac-
tually attended. This county, although none
in the State is more alive to its duty, sent but
two or three delegates. The result of the call
for the convention is cheering and the infu-
ence of the meeting cannot but be sautary.--
See the proceedings in another column.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-12

DUTCH BUTTER.-so kegs for sale by
~ HARTMAN B1RDSALL,
Brokers and Commission Merchants, 50 50 Water street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-12

AThE.-THIs EVENING viii be

Il performed 800
ENGLIsHMAN IN INDA-Tom Tape Mr. Latham
sir Matthew Scragg Chippndale-Count Gloreux, Rich
ings-Mss Sally Scragg,, Miss Melton -
To conclude with
CHARLES THE TWELFTH-Adam Brock, Mr. Latham
Charles 18th Chppndale-Major vauberg, Rchings-Eu-
olga, Miss Melton.
IL Doors open at PERFORMANCES al "a O'Clock
Boxes $l-Pi. so cents-Gallery Is cents
MEXICAN THEATRE. BO ~ EKY-
A THIS EVENING will be performed
PIZARRO-Rolla, Mr.. Hied-Pzarro, Malthews-Alonzo,
Woodhull-Cora Mrs. q. Barrett-Elvira, Mrs Green
After which
THE RAVAL FAMILY will make their appearance on the
Tight Rope.
To conclude with
THE VENETIAN CARNIVAL-In which the whole Ravel
Family will appear.
u Doors at 6t-perormances commence al a O'CLOCK
Boxes IS cents-Pit 37t cens-Gallery IS cents
SPLENDID NEW MOVING PANOKA M A,
- AT NlBLOS GARDEN, superior To any thing oil the
kind exhibited this country; painted by the celebrated
w Daniels Royal Academician, London. The subject Is
WILD ELEPHANT HUNTING, and correct representa-
NOT the ISLAND OF CEYLON All the artists and con-
nosseurs that have this splendid Panorama pronounce
10 be the best panoramic painting brought to this country
Exhibited during the day and evening. Admitance 90
cents. jy1l-Sm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-12

TN TIE !TI.LAUE OF WILLIAMSON GlL-WiIl be
sold at Public Auction Monday, 18th inst, at o'clock in
the afternoon nj the house OF Captain E. L. Keen onnt
Pleasant HoteD Gross Roads. ~
property Is wei situated on Of hs principal streets
Buildings and other Improvements going in the ime-
date neighborhood, which must enhance The ease
and quckness OF communication Peck Sin
Ferry worhy OF consideration, the distance the ferry
being only mile The property be from place
oil SALE so that persons wishing To purchase what they
are buying As nothing but sacrifice expected this sale
be sald ~ ''''
Lhogrhc Maps be had place of sale and at the
Ferry House, loot OF south Seventh Terms
, VIM. CONSELYE Jr. Auctioneer
Wlliamsburgh, July 7th, 1887 vII.d,i-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-12
CONFECTIONERY


" CARD.-To the Ladies Of New York.-A new thing
expressly manufactured for the ladies GREGORYs whole
sale and retail Confectionery Store No ISL William NJ
YORK, and sold wholesale retail by other person n
The city VANILLA Cream Candy new very rch and de-
hcious article hereby submitted judgment and
patronage OF the New York and the public general
and especially the ladies' who said Judges OF
the sweets otle and without bitter the Vanilla
Cream Candy stands pro eminent.
~ B. On band, and constantly manufacturing a general
assortment 81 Candies for the South and Western markets.
the lowest wholesale price, warranted c
mate No charge for boxes packing, carriage to
of city. my9 im-y
III JOSEPH X SPENCER having completed the arrange.
merits attendant opening his Hat Warehouse is
red furnish superb article Of the style in general
among the gcneel community and possessing the increased
value Of capacity for heightened service the standard
price, namely, tive dollars
As guide those who may him with patronage
he would present the follown: rules which will invariably go
his business
Firstly. The hats so3 his establishment with Of the
value though differing in shape and general appearance
Secondly The moderate price demanded
ing system of credit all sales must be subjected To Gosh
also added his choice
Canes Gloves Handkerchief, Toilet BrushesSc.
The sales room, which fitted up IN style
with the growing and refinement OF the city, located
the OF Wall and New being part Of the build.
ing about to be occupied by the Courier and Enquirer ASSN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-12
HIS BRIrAssIc MAJEsrY's CONSULATE, 4
New York iIth NAV 1877

III IN conformity with law passed by the Legislature of
this State, the 2ist day Of April last entitled AN Act
guate the Public Administrators
ogate relative the property and effects ~ Foreigners
Notice Is hereby given that and after this date the pre-
perry and effects all subjects Of His Majesty who may die
their this city ntestae such property and effects
arriving this placed under the office
under that Of the public Administrator heretofore The
undersigned in thereof requests that notices here.
toore the pubb administrator " this Office
information and effects ri subjects Of
his Majesty shall all times be furnished without any Zee
charge whatever.
sh officer and others the quarantine respect,
fully make their this ofbce,
where all penses ted herewith will be paid.
qt..,sS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-12

JESSE CADY, Auctiereer.

JESSE CADY, Aucueneer.
G IA Store Nos I'LL III and I'D us w.<,
purchasers for cash large and general se
guns pistols r Ne with az ssor,snt Of sdod S
Southern market, too nu~erous 70 mso
A, Private sae~iooce DOZEN Combs assorted of all kinds
1900 cards Birmingham and Sheffield Cutlery, of
1000 dozen Collars and Bosoms
10000 Needles assorted from ~ liemning and German
5000 gross Buttons Coat, Vest and rearl subject
.ure, winch wnl be taken in payment
Also ssuf Boxes, Pins, Gc. &c. nc.
priced Watches Guard Chains, &c. m2sly.
NJ WARD. Auctioseer .
i Ass. Ss s sso s rs &! rss
on Toos Hardware Cutlery, consisting Of pocket and
cards needles cannsters bundles double and singled
caps, ,imses knitting needles hooks ard eyes, &c NC
Fsnc Of double extra cologne hair oil
Also an invoice OF combs, buttons, collars, boo boots and
Also, nvsce Of Jewey-conss,ng If earrings finger
Rags watches, breastpins, chains, &c. NC jN
Univ hsAA A. = u O'clock UG la Tassday
street between Riyag,on and stanton streets be sold 50
cart and harness. stage seghs and bells blacksmith bellows
The above will be sold without reserve to close co,eern
Catalogues will be ready Monday, and be
auction store, No % Fulton street, orat the place of sale
New York Joint stock Exchange Company,
NO. ToNT1sE BUILDINGS, WALL STREET,
" Foreign and Domestic Exchange, Gold and Silver and
all kinds of Uucurrent Money bought and sold Je20-am
Vanilla Cream Candy,
MANUFACTURED BY
III !. u IL 4. Il - IL
INVENTOR AND PROPRIETOR OF THE RECEIPT
Isl WILLIAM sTIEET, NEW YORK
y46
. BOAT RACE eR2s On Tn fn 18Th OF JULY.
entered the prizes on the 18th july inst from
loot Of Atlantic ; sTsE ssof PFGT T ss
sos,Rase a, South Ferry, Brooklyn, the 18th July
Boat Race will come Off the 18th July the foot of Al.
iantc street. Brooklyn, a, O'clock r NJ.
Six cared Independent Club Boats-Prize Silver Pitcher
me 'iatey after the termination of the race asother
will come off,
rGIr Dared Club Boatspze Silver Pitcher.
Cius mol allowed To with hired formed
two months previous to the day Of the race.
subscriptions to close onthe nth July next.
fore the I'M oJqy at the Atlantic Hotel souhFery Brock
Ign; Brooklyn, June 5h, 1887
sALF EAFHR ha ANR open !. Castle
sos aa
.2 FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC EXCHANGE
No sNassau st. JET I'm.
p SMALL NOTES, SMALL NOTES. SMALL
change has insuced the subscriber engave entire new
These s se ssga $" .,
with vignettes &c in bank form, printed banS
bills The above notes ready for delivery TO store
keepers hotels steamboats, Manufacturers ard adesmen II
Will be promptly attended To- by applying at VALENTINES
liberal Isas shu 1
visiting Cards and Cards at Home for Wedding PARTIES
neatly engraved and printed Ladies and gentlemen
specuuy avted To call and examine specimens ayert
rooms Merchants and keepers supplied with
iylo-Iw
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-12

- rONAGE-wnl be taken the hre proof stores, ard
ala HARTMAN a BIRpsALI.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-12

T the reduced price OF S-BtD, OF - Nassau scet,
N Of Pine respectfully to his friends and
the fashionable public, that he viii constantly keep at his
sales assortment Of plain white Hats
reduced piice OF o. 90 He fatcs hnse at the de-
ced appreciation with which his Hats have been heretofore
received will continue reward lis anxious wish please
BIRD, 10 Nassau 4, CT. n Pine.
Also hand, assortment Of gentciscD~ BegAorn
mer Hats. al reduced prices jel32w
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-12

SALT sFLcAT.-5o0 tons Liverpool coarse salt-3oo
- sacks tec Salt, for saIa by ~ sisE,
jyll-lw' a. Wall street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-12
UNITED STATES DKAGOONS.

WANTED-Ten young men between The age OF IS and
" 70 years for noncommissioned officers of the corps Of
Dragons They be native born citizens and good
character On enlistment they will be West Point 10
learn the exercise after which Join their regiment For fur
Their particulars, apply at 1879 Fulton 81. iyIl-2wk
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-12

| hIAMOND CEMENT.-50 gross of this valuable
~ men for joining glass and earben wsre for sale by
| j. A. LAMOwREUx CO,
my25u ST Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-12

HARLEM OIL.The subscribers have lust received a
large supply OF the genuine Harlem Oil for sale whole
sale and retail j. A. EAMOUREUx CO,
my2Sf Broadway
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-12

A CAKD.-JAS. A. f. DAMOUREEX CO. hay
IA ing succeeded Dr. Lewis Feuchtwangsr, his No
ST. Broadway will conaue furnish the public with the
ces usually supplied by him. and hope NY their efforts
cure = continuance Of its patronage
Swedish Leeches, Diamond Cement, Prpssian Cement
ng decayed teeth, Chcory, the finer chemical
Magnesa, Lozenses Cough Lelenges he constantly on
hand and for sale the reasonable terms wholesale
retail. a25 ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-12

HARLEM OlL--5o gross the genuine HsIem oil, for
Il safe by DR. LEWIS FEUCHTwANGER,
jew Courtlandt ~.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-14

ony The storm struck butend foremost, and swept
every thing fore and aft. Away went masts cordage,
and sails and il much each could do to keep
his feet Yet il passed in instant The desoiating
spirit of the but breathed his fury upon us, and
left us a wreck upon the wide waste OF waters. The
of the tempest could be heard flashing the waters
fury in its wild until 1t was soon lost In the
distance
All was hushed in fear But a sailor accustomed to
such scenes his energy and the captains
voice. giving his orders calmly and colectedly, was
again heard-the sailors "heavo heavop again
sounded aoft-and every thing put forth its energy.
"Cap the spanker braces, back-fll the topsa and
sprtsaiT haul jump forward there, Mr. Sparks put four
reefs in the b take the bonnet off the spanker, hoist
away the mainopmas staysail and set the main back
stays well up"
These orders were no sooner given, than executed
with promptness and the vessel placed under command
ing sail; yet she had been dreadfully battered the
manmast was found sprung in the chesstree, and the
main yard gone IN the gins, sails torn 10 tatters,
and ropes flying here and every where-ndeed, was
scene awful TO behold. A g,ut put the yard
with rolling hitch, and the inanmas ashed with
enon the gail sprung in the geers, sent down, new
sails sent alot and next morning at daylight, every
thing 10 the eye OF sailor appeared snug and comfort
able little did it look like the of the previous
night
Sad is the sequel. The young Spsniard was nowhere
TO be found-hs young and beautiful wife lay nsensi-
bic, and at intervals her shreks would resound dismal
" through the vessel. He last hauling with
all his force the main cluebunnes, and IL is sup
posed that he was knocked off the e-rail overheard.
" l knew il would come, all foul" said the old tar,
who ever heard of killing carey and good come on
il 2"
The scene was sad indeed We arrived in Baltimore,
the young Sgnora returned to life but reason had
flown Better would have been had she died for her
shrieks and chickering's frghtu to hear and 10 be-
hold She retained with a brother 10 the Havana, and
is in the insane hospital.
Never shall | forget Mother Carey's chicken, or
sailors warning.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-14
The Clouds.
by Mary Ann Brown.


Clouds, now softly sailing
Along the deep blue sky, now fixed and still"
miss Milford
The clouds The clouds they beautiful
When they sleep summer shy,
As il the sun TO rest could lull
Their snowy company
And as the wind springs up, they start
And career DER the azure plain,
And before the course of the breeZcs dart
To scatter their balmy rain.
The clouds! The clouds! how changed their forms
With every passing breath;
And now glaEcing surbeam warns.
And now they look cold as death.
oh, often and often have escaped
From the stir Of the busy crowd,
And a thousand fan iful visions shaped
On the face OF passing cloud
The clouds the clouds rouad the sun at night
They come like band of slaves
That are only bright in their masters light,
And each IN his glory layes.
oh, they are lovely, lovely then
When the heaven around them CLOVIS
Now touched with apurple and amber stain,
And now with the hue of the rose.
The clouds the clouds ia the star-lit sky,
How they float on the light winds wings
Now resting an instant, then glancing by
In their tickle wanderings.
Now they hide the deep blue armament,
Now ii shows their folds between,
As " silver veil were
From the jewelled brow Of queen.
The clouds the clouds they the lid
To the lighining's flashing eye;
And in their ieecy folds is lid
The thBnder's majesty!
Oh, how their warning is proclaimed
By the shrill blasts battle song,
And the tempests deadliest shafts are aimed
From the midst of the dark clouds threng.
The clouds the clouds nay childish days
Are past-my heart is old
But here and there feeling stays
That never grow cold.
And the love OF nature is one Of these,
That Times wave never shrouds
And off and on my soul finds peace
In watching the passing clouds.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-14


been favored with the following list of the officers ofthe
IT, $. Frgate Macedonian, bearing the broad pendant
Of Com Thomas Ap Catesby Jones.
FRIGATE MACEDONIAN.
Commander, j ames Armstrong.
Licutenants-George A. Magruder Andrew X. Long,
Arthur Sinclair, and Thomas Turner.
Acting Master III. j. Hartstene.
Fleet Surgeon, b. Ticknor.
Commodore's Secretary, VIM. NJ Stewart
Assistant Surgeons-John L. Fox, and J. J. Aberne
thy.
Passed Midshpmen-Joseph s. Underwood, w. 5.
Swami.
Midshipmen-Samue Smith, Catesby Ap r. Jones'
James L. Blair, Archd McRae, Daniel Ammen, ]. c.
Wait, ID. Williamson. +. A. Parker, ii. ii. Harrison.
Commodore's Clerk, j. s. Nevins
Car,ains Clerk, George A. Thomas.
Boatswain. John shannon
Gunner, Gustavus Newman.
Carpenter, L. X. Townsend
Sail Maker, Samuel b Bannister
Purser's Steward, Franklin Curtis.
Marine Officers, Captain James Eledn, Cong Officer
of Marines.
The following is list Of the officers Of the United
States ship Relief, aud brigs Pioneer and Consort.
SHIP RELIEF.
Lieut.. Com. Thomas A. Dornn.
Lieut. Stephen G. Rowan.
Acting Master, Robert Il. Pinkney.
Passed Neutrality-suspicious. H. North, VIM l.. Maui
ry George Il. Sinclair.
Passed Asst Surgeon, Edward Gichris,
Captains Clerk James Howisoa
Boatswan, William Black.
Gunner, Adrian A. Peterson.
Carpenter, William NJ Laghton.
Sail Maker Samuel v. Hawkins.
Purser's Clerk, James ). Barnard
BRIG PIONEER.
Lieut.. Com w. ID. Newman.
Lieut.. Samuel Il. Lee
Acting Master, NJ. @. L. Claiborne.
Passed Midshipmen-E. I. Shubrick, VIM. K. Pos
tell, j. II. Sanford.
Boatswan, George Wilmouth
Carpenter, Amos Chicks.
Gunner, Oliver Nelson.
Purser's Clerk Walter M Clark.
coSsoRI
Lieut. Com James Glyan.
Acting Master, II. NJ. Dove.
Passed MidshpmnH. George ". Totten.
Assistant Surgeon. Charles Guilon.
Boatswan, Henry Welton
Gunner, John ID. Anderson.
Carpenter. John Fry.
Sail Maker. John JONES.
Pursers Clerk Richard III. Griffin.
William SPeidan, Purscr, ship Relief briggs Pioneer
and Consort.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-14

NO. II ANN STREET.
MORNING HERsLD-ssuea every morning, except Sunds 7
Price two cents per copy Country subscribers furnhe
The same rate, tor any specific period, a remittance U
vance. NO paper sent out, unless paid In advance.
EVENING HsRALD-issued every afternoon at One o'cic
prce tive cents per copy. Country subscribers funkhec
the same rate-cash in advance.
WEEKLY HERALD-issued every Saturday morning ate
cock-Pce 81 cents per copy Furnished u oountry sob
bcis al - per annuni, ~ advance.
WEEKLY HERALD ExrRa-Issucd every "Wednesday
ing, ~ 10 v'clock-Prce 81 cents per copy. sur,,st
eountry Subscribers NJ 90 per annum, IN advance. -
ADvERTrsEwErTs-insertedtn any or all those paper
usual rstes-always payable IN advance
CossrsrorDErrs-ar requested TO address their
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mast be post paid
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-14

From our Evening Edition Of yestsrday.l
Long Time Ago.
In the rose isles ofihe ocean,
Long time age,
Where the pillows, in their motion,
Made music low
Dwelt the brightest Of earth's daughters,
Free from all wo-
Where she met me on the waters,
Long time ago.
And she said TO me, wheE smiling,
"Ah, did you know
How thy smiles are me beguiling,
Would you say nor
But my hopes were then all blighted-
Tears now must flow
For we could not be united,
Long time ago.
Now that holy enc is lying
In her grave low
And she said to me, when dying,
"Did you say nor"
"No ]" the charm shall bind us ever
On earth below,
A the oae that could not sever,
Long time ego.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-14

TABLE DHoTE AT BADFN.BADES.-Five o'clock is
the time aud the names Of all such desire be
Chaoerts THAT hour be inscribed before noon
BY this arrangement all species of scramble for the best
places is avoided and entering the great banquetng
place you are to occupy 4, The repast. The general
coup dan Of an assembly Of four hundred persons,
great many Of whom are young and beautiful women,
with their gay bcnnes, aud toilets coqueushy noncha
iaates (for dressed toilette would be voted rdicuous
sitting each side of three lsng lines Of parallel tables
well Of fourth which Is raised on platform at
the upper end Of the ROOM of itself lie striki az
But u becomes ten times when the lively and
ami mated scene thus offered to view is repeated on
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-14

FMEssR EDroRs On the evening previous 10 the LIST inst
shere was most gorgeous display of beauty iu the clouds
sunset the varied tns which noticed by many with
uumixed admiration following may be considered faint
though peecal descTipuon.l
County, Augu.t 18th.