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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-04-06

The prime Louis Napoleon Bonapario arrived
in Hampton Roads on the night of,he so,h ul,mo.
on board the French frign,e Andromede, So days
frem Rio Janeiro
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-04-06

The trial of Benz. Rathbun, the great
forger, commenced at Batavia on Tues
day,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-04-06


the Government, for its share OF the caP''ai
and profits of the old Bank. ,.....,.
These arrang ements must have dec'ded
influence favorable to the mercantile COM
nunity, and restore general confidence. We
trust that the crisis is passed. Prov. Jour.
IMPORTANT FROM WAsuiNGToN.-The
following letter is from the Washington
correspondent Of the Journal Of Com
merce.
WASHINGTON, April !.
The Treasury order has not been re-
pealed nor relaxed, nor will il be. 1t
has been decided, in the Cabinet, that
the order shall be adhered to- Mr.. Van
Buren has made it part Of his perma-
nent system. The cabinet was called to-
geiher a few days ago, to deliberate on
this subject. The result was, as hereto
fore, that numbers were opposed to the
views of MIR. Benton,-for he sat in the
cabinet, as one Of the members Mr..
Butler and Mr.. Kendall, it is believed,
were most influential in support Of Mr..
Benton's views. Mr.. Van Buren, broke
u2 the council, in some confusion, de-
claring to them that his mind was mado
up,-ihat he had determined to adhere
to the "order."
This is true. Such is the determine.
ton of the President, for the present
How soon he may alter it is another
matter. But the influence under which
he acts, is not likely soon to be diminish
eG. But shun this topic, ,-saying only
that the specie order is retained and adj
hered to, not OF the ground on which it
was originally issued, but to impede and
prevent the exporta,ion o'specie from this
country to England, where it Is now so
much wanted.
The conduct Of the new President in
regard to this question, confounds his
friends more than it does his foes. The
latter have not expected much, and have
been ready to be thankful for the small
lest (avors, while the former have been
promising themselves great things from
his accession, and hoping for more. For
something of a parallel, the reader is
referred to the twelfth chapter Of the first
book of Kings. IN Y. Coz. Adu.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-04-06

TO Messrs. Thomas B. Curtis, Henry
r.; Baker', c. w. Cartwright, Parker
II Pierce, VIM. Brigham, Nathaniel
Hammond, Joseph NJ Brown, Villa m
Hales, f.. p. Har,shorn, Henry Ed
wards, James X. Mills, Albert Fearing,
Enoch Hobart, jaime. II. Read and
Andrew T. Hall, Esqrs.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-04-06

IMPORTANT FROM WAsHiNGToN.-The
following letter is from the Washington
correspondent Of the Journal Of Com
merce.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-01
at the Stock Exchange.



Pie IAverpool market shows increase OF stock and
imports without corresponding demand. The elections,
however had much mpeded the trade. They drawing
10 close al The letters much better business
was expected Immediately the close them Yesterday we
noticed the letter from AL xandria tEgyp correspondent
We then inactivity Of the trade there would
much improve this AT the time Of making those re-
marks we were not fully Of the immense stock on hand
a Liverpool We say that the market here will i'm
prove these but must state that present pros
pccts Of the encouraging nature.
The tables published his day show increase In Liverpool
$500 bales American the short of tweatour days.
dsmandand o other Cet,ons, In the same time
The ncreae-hc quantity still going ierward-and the large
sock OF old crop hand in this country-ogether with
the abundant harvest that shortly be brought market
all tend show that the dnnuon Of exports from Egypt viii
but very slightly affect this market Our tables Of the LIVER
market show e % bales Of all kinds Cot
on on quantity hand time last year. and Of Amer
alone A 900 bales This shows great falling OF IN the
demand In that country.
The increase Of imports this year Il le 900 bales OF
American decrease OF 5l13 bales o all other Coltons
cur regard the Cotton shipped the
United ssases Bank thus borne out OF this 900 bales
abeut soOce bales RENTED by Mr. Bddethe balance
by Other bsnks individuals The United States Bank
nov aSoat and por this couvry ready be shipped,
about 5000 basmakng up the 10000 bales purchased by
hat company The OF imports OF other Costons Is
thai the other countries much in
debted England this sud In fact that England owes
them
when presen, re,nIsons commenced the Brazil, West
India india Bombay, and BengS Cotton merchants Inn.
sdatsy stopped exporting to England to certain degree
Mehect An Pacha OF Egypt alone stood sosf omlhe rest
aad hecp his Cotton and not forward unless he
can comuandthe old rates lie wl for time slghty i'm
psove other markets but a. he fully tina
he es~sos obtain prices nsked then cotton will again
povsedto England in immense quantities We shall then bs
thrown for time which will haa balance the gair
Mat We shall To carry the
jsct give below comparative table Of imports Into I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-01

CLEARED.
sS' ss.0r sSSS
Goodhue Co; Utica Pe, Ilsvre, John Boyd Russian
Ss Mss" sn Co.
Schmidt son''cpe Retrieve, Tar - Thomas; D. IL Ro
TeIfai, Prat, Apssehicoa, p Iiuo Coz Tusearor',
ARRIVED,
ship Europe, Drummond, Bath from Liverpool July ih,
ship Henry W., Kearney Liverpool Aug s c. Bolton,
Ship Rncne siddy Havre July aaod, c. Bolton Fox
Ship Charles Carroll Lee Hsyre, july ah, with mdre to
Br ship Duke Of Manchester Griai,l Mon,sgo Bay, jam
26ih ult, for London put H. with damage
ship vandsls, sprague, Of Doxbury s Hae, July 9Th,
brig York, THATCHER. BALTIMORE, y hour: 49,. !.
Brem brig Elizabeth from Bremen 48 days, 10 o. Meier
French brig Alphone Lecour Ceue, 10 days. order.
Bg Hercules. wyse, New Orleans, 10 days. with ml,e, TO
srem brig Eaafse, Baes Bremen a days to c. Meier
schr President, Jodson, Alexandria, days, s,urges
schr Bounty. psvis Newborn, N. G., days, to order
schr WIN H. ireland VOORHEES,, days from Virginia. with
scSr Erie. Nye days Charleston, wits
on 70 ). Msorisead-7 passengers
| MEMORANDA. Aas fE.ls
The letter hays Of he NORTH Amerca IIoxe for Liverpool
s. Ja sebcr for London, and Utica Psl for iIavrs viii
e.se How q Broad street AMI Exchange Place
The k:s.n,s Fusrne from Turks Island for New York.
PM uio Ocrncoke, N. c., on the 24t n WIN uaW"kc.
Ashpt with passengers put into Amboy yesterday. =
The wallace, before reported H. In ~ Wilmington, ~
Cwm repairing, and would sail Tor Ssal about The s INST
The JULIA Title. at this port, bound 70 Boston out put
from q to sW lest boat, mansail, main boom &C.
s oSs'i S e. NJ ssS s
crew wis were put board Cape Mary pilot boat the YES
SCI hsyr s been previously lost IL he late gale
Capt wneeler the Pearl arrived yesterday from 81 This
mas nsornn os ~ =. ~ 81 Inn &c. spoke Turner Fullerton
beore reporea IL Of Portland with loss Of main mast by
the decs bead and ne rest 81 the and part Of
her dsch load her wha ysa'l mast, ,opuas
| in the u. = wv - - TT - 49,
ted 1h instant Whit gives The ONLY additional particular
than sssoec hecre received The nliy Frces, Fifty, vn
dead. lrtN M1NN "a
The Marcia, Jane DAVIS frnm New Haven bound 10 por
SPAIN and dmased cH Bessds H. ,be bsrricnn
% The inst arrived IN this port the Cargo corenn
| ed 10 be sold for whom Il n,ay concern
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-01

General Markets..
THURSDAY, Aug. 81, Six O'clock, r. M
The weather rather stormy much trade. The
-four market continues without material change and the de-
nand is dull
Wheat continues in moderate request Sales Of North Caro-
place e67 also transactions Odessa 2o
25 whalebone selling l7Ac. Rye going 7ca
and Southern Yellow Corn disposed Of in small lots 80
9S considerable in the market No auction sales today
account Of the ba state ofthc weather
Bosros Aug. 18th, p M-Flour-Market firm, and sales
moderate of Genesee o975 TO- for and fancy.
Sales Philadelphia 82 CASH and Rye 6624 Grain
Grain and Oats come In very fast ana prices are lower
Sales today yellow Hat Corr Leg white 9 and
asa 4Gc RELATIONSHIPS BY auction of 50 br Western
clear Pork, at 2575 245O per bril- cash.
BATAVIA May ACanvas, bolt, sl3 hams q; sperm
dies, IL -four BRIL- Ill arak LIST quality, 81 mace, $50
csGee, java IL do Pudang 10t cloves so pepper "a;
rice cargo. coysng, s2 sugar LIST quality 81 do 3D. III Tin
90 wax 81
MArAszAs, Aug 1s-Beef prime and No q IA; do Jerked,
Isl do DO y s. 49, Bread, pilot Butter, yellow, IA I6;
Flour, Am 10; Hams Am 6 III Lard, IA 6 Pork,
IA "a; do prime, Is III Rice lara; Coffee, LIST quality,
A. do I'd and Sd DO 54a7 Molasses 81 gals s. Exchan-
yesU. northern ports, al FreghTo United States,
box 81 Iii Coffee per h. sc moassss, hhds Of Ito
galls S24
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-01

Q Q . . . 2 . Q 2 .
The above copy Of recently put in circulation In
this city by the Foreign and Domestic Exchange Company
The agents this company busiy engaged dsposng
them good banks but what Of discount
ae say. One Of principal hotels Is paying them
cut in change unwary raveersor which the keeper
bsr keeper doubtless receives handsome csnage Such
atenpts commuaiy deserve to be exposed Asinlar
scppt was made by issue checks upon
Boson hank but the officers of the institution remonsated
and il was abandoned We shall show oil these shin plaster
companies il few days
Sales ut the Stock Exchange.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-01

MARRIED.
This morning Aug 81, by the Rev. Charles 9. somcrs VIM
Leonard ESQ., to Miss Camilla daughter OF the late Captain
Nathaniel Davis.
Thursday, 3ist ult, by Rev. Charles r. Kinge at the
MorRvinn church, Joseph Lowell 10 Anna Caharne second
daughter Of Daniel Gsssner ESQ, all OF thiscty.
On the 18th inst, al Gene by A. A. Peters, d. d. VIM r.
Peters, Matilda, daughter OF John McComb, ESQ., ofNew
York. s
AT the Reserve opposite Niles, Michigan, the nth ul
by the Rev. Mr. Selkg Israel Titus TO Alkaline, daughter of
Austin Stocking
DIED.
ON Thursday, 5st ut, Captain Zephen Iaden aged 90
years
On the 18th ult, Emma Greenwood, aged years and
months &M
On the aoh ulL Edward Hunngan. the aoh year Of his
age.
aged IS years
On the 3oh u Josephine, daughter OF obed Grdley, ESQ.,
aged II mon tbs and days.
Lch6ed Conn., the 9th nlt Clara, wife of Charles
Perkins, ESQ.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-01

DREAD-BNEAD-B Highly important
- TO the merchant the mechanic and the abourng class
and the public that he WILL and aer Saturday September
ID scr bread The public No $50 Cherry street conform
sos Of 10 The barrel Of o1r lie viii vsrv
the weight Of his bread each week according the price az
% M"osv ~, "" VA, sr o. " sns aa papers
ed each loaf together with the weight Of the same The
materials will be o. the best quality the market aord~ Nv
knowing each week the price OF nourhe number OF eurcc
ofbread barrel will maketogeher with weight stamped
engagements 10 have sold In more central pa az Inc Civ
Those wishing to sell his bread will gnd their ADVANTAGE
BY calling 6m their residences VIM be insert
ed every Monday inot ming Ia the daily papers.
Terms MI cases viii invariably be cash. on delivery
The weight Gov the ensuing week win be eunces o baked
This bread he had Mr. nrays corner Of suaol AMI
N =: Ageoeral assortment ofeshesao crsslers
(sITY AND COUNTY or NEW YORK
~ sS-Hesry Collins Of sad city, being duly swsrn, ssah
That he by the Corporaono this CITY before Justice
Instant when The said suit was called deponens answses
bis and pleaded guilty, and demanded jsry
ofsepteber Deponen further saith that he hes asked
the Justice for Jury ofiweIve men. he entitled
nube 70 which the said justice very insulting
men, then very prscsaSy asa quietly ssd 70 the jaceI
have been summoned here before you my rights
SUIT The Justice sidgo away from ice-esvs the court
will cs'nm AVID took blank commitment and be-
abused and told the Re would upon rights
and would ~, su 10 awthat he had done said
nothing 81 improper sod he dehed the laid u
Dcponcnt urhsr saith that the said u.,ce s Ne hath been
informed and believes made commitment 20 Brdewel
copduc o the said justice was abusive Insulting vrArnicr
and provccaop and that he behavior dsprsceful
sworn before noe this 3ist dsy of August 1887.
siir ISAAC o. BARKER, Comm Of Deeds
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-01

e. REWARD-strayedfr from the advertiser, an Irish
BEL y s win %
above and the thanks Of the by returning her
and Dog ~h white underneath bis meek white star IN bis
name OF aswsmpo" Whoever win bring said dog to As ous
ton st.. shall receive the above reward. st-lt'
~ KEN mile from Hoboken Ferry. None need apply
those that acquainted with work 10 this country
cation must be made TO the subscriber al before o'clock
the :, morning cs BROWNING
A UCTION NOTICE.-vALUABLE FURNITURE
"A sALE-sa'ursy se'cocs At the sales Room q Ann
A uCTI0N NOTlCE:-Pawnbrokerss SALE by order Of
Esther Levy Tuesday Sept s. q, 70 O'clock az "a Ann st.
A Sss ST. and ssn"kGE sToEk s' or S'FS5sy
10 o'clock, the 81 and the room "a Ann st. Will
stock II cabinet furniture offered this Not having
In the auction the opposite taken for the
o % 81 aasg ice 81
day twcale 70 be positive rain shine Shippers will
Also, At The time, valuable superior looking
IN co-Ths soesois er. "a ,. Company are na,ed ,ha;
the fourth aud nsalmcni due and they
ed 70 call at the Treaurers flee, No. Aor House. Barclay
King % ie @s s ss:
psid up the four ins'almeni s., v,,o,, ,,ow,,
wi g. due from faEDERIck PAINTER, 70 a ase 7s q
S w.ngnn Srey for s tickets 'cd hin last Deem
cheap the committee have expectation Of being paid by
auee store esrner Of ST. Marks Place and third avee"e
Inquire NJ 70 Fuiton st. I3t~
SAWYEHS wANTED.-six pair OF good steady
shngs per day, making Immediate application 10 G.
s. Browning, wes Hoboken, mile cm The terry. Appi
e'oS = 0e mace before ss BRo%NrNc
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-01

Stock Holders personally respsssib<"
EASTERN BANK, BANGOR, ME. o
Paw H. Clay or Bearer fsr the New o
York Foreign and Domestic Exchange Compa-
!. nv One Dollar demand IN Current Bank n
.Notes.-New York, July 4tb, 1887"
A. v. HAMMOND, PRIEST. o
A. LAmove1ur, Treasr. =
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-01

Has, under date ofthe "a u Our reade referred v
for fair vew Of that market This letter singular cor
roboraon Of I'll that have been saying In regard 70 ne
United States Sank Operations In the cotton market
HAvRE I'D July, 6S7-The market hsa remsined
excessively Angud the transactions up Yesterday eye.
S.ss. H S"'ss esss aS ..s q s G sss s
BEGINNING Of the month and the late arrivals particularly
and nc Ss'f sa
iss
~ and better sorts we notice decline o. sc AGcona
no asas
the quite disposition II the United States 70 sp 70
% se ocs
a.. and ssS or Ss
take long ss We are kept y ne state OF Inactivity
The demand at Columbia, s. c. 25,h inst, wasraher dull
Sales were made ut &C., which is slight decline.
We had dull trade here for the past few days. The
classification given today with corrections There Is but one
lot the last quotations. l4c the Malet Of Ala
Dama.
Nsrv York Cl~sifo~son
Ord. TO midding fair, So
Good to fine, IA
liverpool July iss::s Isy = s g: 81. ss ss
~. rs: ;: ~, p II: A. as: g.
s5,sls 5eass
Imports INTO j taI:' , 1887 July sl.t 1885,
d o;ss4 co. Sss,'''' s so'% sSssss
1...,... o....,e,...s :.l3ss Sis. ISL 3.''o'
- ORD sem;a sr Far % ss ssd fir Coed t. ,I t"s
!; =, /, IA: a ?:a 4
ss /: s r. &c ssG Su s md s% s
imports from the name - period ,a :s, YEA:
uOobS<o O.A~S
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-01

$500 and Glen; Cove w. direct, touching only =
BERGEN Capt, Scott, VIII leave The foot o. Market street
s" "s Tsfos ss esssy m:
Fare to Hampstead Harbor, 80 CENTS TO Throys Neck, 37i
Nslps SsRSEs sss . r any sss y 4,
Daniels Royal nSon " the Ses
WILD ELErhaNT IuNTING and correct representa-
noisseu that have this splendid Panorama pronounce
70 Be The best panoramic Ps.ng ever brought 70 this country
jyii-5rn
RiLi.iAHDs lMPNOv ED. : 0e~,eucn wishing
Il 81 rsswsy NJ s~er above Wal street !, he Sou
lhcrn Coffee Roos. where there tables in room
sisa csmsnted beds, with iren eagle frames an
sss = s.sse r q found shs ryes, and be-. = !. =
chase Il e notice. they can be packed Al one days -"
= Oder s. ssS ~ . s -: :: Or sss
CmAND sTREET GARDEN SALOON,
~ No s Grand proprietor ofths Grand street
s g.,,ss: A., nd he T. public 2
minated and that hand Of music Is engaged 20 make the
The pycg s b, scssss 40
A. good srye ne my place OF amusement city Also
genera Of confectionery al wholesale and retail
au set
rIOHO X H. The mp e-aoa thai the beautiful wslIs
n this place have been By The rsssc w provs
N e. Walk s,ssp 3. 's sss The cry
Norway Naples Dutch Es, and Basweod Trees that scrn
ed lhe Lawn around the Hotel have been transpaned and
orn beautiful avenue leading from me fery 70 ~
xlysan Fields teS-5m@
- OAHBI <s-Permanent transient ooaresrs can Nc
- accommodated with vood board AMI pleasant odgrE ~
70 Bectmau It. Terms from sas to n per week, varying
according 70 apartments, ~. - 49,
Likewise " gentlemen s,eas emily for - per wess
Also 70 YET pls ndd front parior VIM oeacon
suscbed suitable for gentleman and vile ~ small nm.y
References unchanged an8 w.
III sTOSY OF BANk s-.1hs H',,cvy q sssh:, "
I1which added DEMONSTRATIONS OF the advaasaees and
rrssv offree the business n bspAog For sa1
by au2s iws u. APPLETON 90, 80 Broadway.
@OO HEWAWD.-Rsn, away from tse sbsc.ibs'
n0 business R.aio X Swain, about 10 ela feet o.
inches high mad of pale eoestenacee. dsvh eyes
har-had when he e hsme ths khe eoleves rcuudsb a.
hight coored panoons blue stripped sht. bseh hs, and
boots has rs and small anchor printed viii lais M On
ofhs Notic~ sgiven al p~rop~ MT 70 smpoy
hsrbcr trust sid appTes' urd The penalty o. nr lsw
and whoever IA return cou6oe said appvent'<s ~ n
shall receive the above sr and All reascssbe charges
paid. With the thanks ola wi pober
aoSi 81 GEORGE w MILLER Lspesrut.
nv, CIV, wrBsrE a T, v,roovvo c aNy
., Dey and Crecrwich ~ New York aoVim'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-22

Round 10. Time was repeatedly called. OConne!l
rose but could not stir step TO his man. Burke SAID,
/" wish 10 fight honorable will not strike him
Does your man fight any more?'
OConnells second Immediately gave in the battle,
and Burke was declared the conqueror.
REHARKs The fight did not come of at Eliza
BEETHOVEN Point as ted in our yesterday paper.
This was owing 10 some fear of the bcaks interfering
10 prevent the days pleasure Of the principals and
lockers on. The steamboat therefore proceeded to
Harris Island, as above stated, and on aer return
landed her passengers at the Dry Dock
word or two respecting the rival combatants-
OConnell never was be capable of entering The
prize ring as fighter. He wants bottom, muscle
and science-three things which are indispensable in
the formation of boxer. From the third round he
had not the slightest chance of winning-it was a
doubloon to a shinplaster and no takers.
The day was peculiarly propitious and the COM
pany of very respectable description. Those who
conducted this affair deserve all praise. Not the
slightest disturbance of any kind took place. 1t was
what the prize ring ought TO bean exhibition OF
manly and courageous contest. We have more to
say tomorrow.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-22
New York share List.


MONDAY, NUF II, ., r. ~.
This day has passed of in a drowsy manner, Is
usually the Mondays Whist little activity does pre-
vail in the Flour trade. good demand sprung up today,
and former rates were fully sustained We aso have
mark sale of Liverpool sa"Ashson" to arrive taosc-
The quantity 1000 sacks Southern Corn fat
was sold at o2cand lot offered o. Rye is in mode
rate request al 20 a s2c
Receipts Produce 1904 barrels Flour III 40 Liquor oS
do Ashes; 2pl do Provisions.
CHaRLrsros Aug ~, M-Rce ~ l2s 25 sales Flour
$40 10 So dull Corn Va 70 sales FREQ hs onL
aour, s5 IS saesi ,orn Meal - l2i 2 sales Grain,
wheat old al rs s7b saesforeign, ~ SO 20, salesnew
cror Al as IS sales Corn e2c ~ o.; change In
demand modeae Tobacco, kentrcky and Virginia,
4a1c
RIO Dr. JArErRo July ioTbe accounts from Rio dis
ressng enough Several the American Houses had failed
Flour Baltimore 42a a. dull Another account says nothing
al,ou, failures and quotes Richmond Flour at sl8a 90 Bs
more els 14-SiO IL for I'd quality.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-22
ELIzABETHTowN, N. j., Al

ELIzABETHTUWN, N. y, Aug. tt 1851.
DEAR BENSETT,-I have almost got quite out OF
conceit with you, owing to your neglect. You
say great deal in praise New Brighton ladies and
those of other places, but you aercr yet have said
anything about dear, deserted pretty girls in Eliza
beihtown, who are dying for want of beaux. have
intended addressing you some time since, but was
charitable enough to wait and see if you would not
think Of US. New do come here and spend day to
feast your eyes the angelic forms bright eyes and
pretty feet ofihe Jersey damsels.
you do not speak ofus in your paper of Thursday
Aug. "a, 1887, you will get out of my good graces.
Send oat a cargo Of gentlemen the first opportunity
or else shall cry my eyes out.
Afecliona,ey yours MARIA
P.S. 1t is only Is miles between here and New
York. Steamboat fare, twenty-five cent shin pas-
ter. As this is not business letter, can't pay the
postage-specie scarce
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-22
- : - :
To "A N m.

81 must have liberty
withal, as large charter the wind
To blow on whom please."-Shats.
i love 10 care upon thy cheek,
1--we 70 mark thy quick bright eye,
love thee well but cannot speak
OF all love" twix you and L.,
With ways 20 odd you'n single tread
Within the path where old maids 60
And shen, dear Ann, you've spun your thread,
You'll fndbouve never "ketch'd a beau"
But change thy misd thou oyly one,
An. show but hope, and will sue;
Alas! would not live alone,
Would you but let me live with you.
Come, dearest Ann, wsuld be plain,
And now wsit thy answer
And when next do meet again,
hope you'il make the transfer CHARLEs.
ISroKEs l-Oh ccrtninly transfer the stock. II
will be worth its weight in gold in year.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-22
Cotton Mark et.

MONDAY, Aug Fl, SIP M
We have but very little add the Cotton Market We
shall now remain in que, probably for
longer, when the new crop will come in.
Our advces from ST. smons via Savannah very bad
nature,bey state crop ruined will yield
bre third OF the quantity at hrst anticipated The late gale
has proved very the planter We hope that the
worst accounts have been received
The market at Augusta. Geo. GOOD condition on The
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-22

IMporEScE.-The bright genius who conceves the
following is not aware perhaps that all such letters
are returned TO the Post Office on the spot and that
they don't cost cent:
SHEEPsHASKs Esq.-this makes 3 Cents postage
from the same pars6n this Morning wish it was. 6
pence never mind you shall pay Dearly next Month
for this ] am going to New. Haven-that Letter will
cost you Is 6d-then TO Albany ls-to Mich 2s-from
thence to Maine Is cd to Rochester Is 6d-to Brook
lyn N Y. Cd bleye that ii Jest make 81. II
you wants any more AFTER that then am Tee To-
tai.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-22

Comrse Sra.-We have quite a romantic incident
to publish in few days. The scene is in East Broad.
way--the characters handsome mdshpman, and
two beautiful young ladies. Roses tears, smiles, sen.
timcnts, feelings, palpiations and adieus.