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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-07
TO THE FAsWi9NaPLE c csmrIs.S \. |,

tkc opening Of tasosase vat rs
tahshment, would nfora his friends and toe Community
large that be is prcpa-i offer for the Inspection
those who may honor hn wh visit an artcie winch he
foudly hopes will ~ found suited Ia their desires.
In appearing before the Fashionable World TO manufacture
and provide this essential rrce Of dress and 70 suit
20 the various aHd prcuaries OF man OF as the
proprietor non nbe ohe magnitude OF the usdertai ing
but with perfect confidence In the experience ne has
derveddung many years constant close and pracuca ap
pcaoa this partic alar branch Of the business
For the infsrmata ~ those who may chose 10 favor him
proprietor would state hs decided determination to deal
strictly the Casi Principal The iacts OF purchasing
the material for manuaeiuriAg, eRrey orc ahe weufr
leave to the Judgement Of Discerning pubic, petgngl ~
self that pains orex pense shall be wanting on hspnu
the appreciation % his and cnrsgnf 70
wstehful TO anticipate isefr aesres I've
add unbiased inspection OF the goods o. ms proauchon
An assortment of Canes Umbrellas stocks Gloves brusoes
nc, constantly hand. n7-Smf WALLIS. l1e broadway
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-07

Admisnce. Is CENTS j2qlms
RnMAs., SF APOTHECAfIEs!----rt are
and melancholy occurrence which has recently taken place
chase medicines fsm who employ POIsoNs COR The
purpose OF alternating protesting alleviate the dis. Of
understood, that nothing ofself isjrou car possbv
remedy the evils ihumsn nature No longer ago hsn
pba who simple csd had aosed With MERCURY
Pcos RST she her
almost gone; touering on The verge Of that "bourne from
through the vile practice Of administering that MOST ve
all drugs-MERCURY!! Acurse more vastaiag in lis e.
vile enough Alas there wifi For i % p ppo.
stes the faculties OF those who that them rs
patients TO those saiadmnter much thar they
s sEscTRy msy % S IBIS
literally living on the vitals Of their patients but let Doctors
ssre viii Ne NEcEssTyo ask eS 10 ap %,dy y . 1ses
other means for the procuring living Let them no
AO'' soccUPATIons GOMEZ
AND The next practise that presents itself to Us the sose
Cd he one on which have been treating That may be
KILLING PRACTICE.
CURING PRACTICE.
SIC. This principle OF purifying tie body sy pureaoa. Is
becoming more and more usdeiood as the on IL sENsf
Thousands Of individuals in the last three years. bav, become
converts to this doctrine Now the stomach and
state Of the stomach and bowels considered accident
healthy Of those organs depend the healthy the
general system and every will n The gene
cured. .e
All the medicine that Is requisite restore the body
state of health V BRANDRETPS VEGETABLE UNI
NERSAL PILLS which in England have stoo, the OF
trial. and performed upos thousands ef helpless
hopeless persons the usual scestfc skill OF
have consoea them with the assurance that they could
more Their properties antbious zperieut medicine
are unrvaed all who recomnen nd them their vr
sufpss all euogy, and must be used
The weak delicate viii be strengthened their use
by brscng Int resoviwg the of weakness the gross
and corrupt ba,nors OF the body They require no change
In cir forca OF am pla
each boz, 80 that every one is MS conpsent pkysi
clan.
Remember are GENUINE sold by DRUGGISTS
DIR. BRANDkETHS principal Offices
No. l87 Hudson street; No. Spruce dosr
SIM off and No g7e
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-07

% walst New Ycrkrhe Compsny having tskcn the bank
iex house sf Mssrs NJ Allen Co Offer their services q
buysg selling sseountng and collecting aosss and dras
most o. the s,es favorable terms ssd buying and sek
ing gold ard silver and bank notes generally The
psn whch this insulion have taken giving ample security
sto the hands of dnrreed gentlemen Of reputation ssd
mach her cheeks drss 90 the deerent banks
ken by the principal sroher and readily asd Al the
the bills OF the benks wsh they drswa
n1i-9as
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-07

NEW YORK TATTERSALLs-Tbe regular
sales q Horse Carriages, be n thb veil tsb.
lhhAest contnus take place every htdsy IL o'stocA
and Me proprietor - aIss sdoped The fowing rude
"0esilenen having sGs viii chargrd any
thing for entrance nj tho LEI Nay next The usua
sion. he. will be charged on actssI ssles only"
The next sale will commence Mosday, Feb II, 1885
II ocscS, and all horses kc intenaeA FOR this
shown and entered on or before saturday F~D 10 NJ
horse can be offered unless registered time
for the catalogue.
AtPivae Sale-Three pairs OF fine young Horses just from
the country will be sold Mohd ~ inst IL
ly disPosedo OF.
JOHN w. WATSON, 44s Broadway
N. B. Horses registered for sale LEFT at New YORK
Tatiesas before IL o'clock on the day OF sale they
not be offered. lis 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-07
TRULY WONDERFUL AND ExTRAOR
BINARY PHENOMENON

a HOhoI AHhLE OLD WfIHOUT
PARTICLE OF HAIRu
THIS extraordinary animal will exhibited few davs 70,
the graiihcaon of the cut ious New York Tntier.
copied
This HORSE Is the first known In the world 10 which
Nature has denied covering Of hair the
and protection Of hsspeeies In addition which he also po,
sesses many other Of appearance with great
symmetry Of FORM and his substantial points have bv go
judges bees csPonabfe and in parts
deemed model HIS color Is beautiful bronze some
white marksp fectly doce, accustomed to being han
died. he may be infinitely examined by strangers without the
slightest apprehension Of danger.
The spectacle this animal presents magnificent and pleas
ing ssd the feeling OF admiration excited the beholder Il
uIaccomPaned by those dssgreeabe usually nj.
tending Lusus Nsiura.n "
Ambulance. q cents. I2q.Ins
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-07

HALF PRICE MUsIC;.Nsw .sd i.shlonselc
Aso coored toy books az Kind Tor sale
sfesp al MRS. KINGS Book store, ~ Futon street
MoRRrgONe nv oETAN PfLLs-rscksts from ~ cents
90 s. Also rewels pssam Of Ansiseed t,r coughs short
hreath ssths, he Also bouset and
Hso ndebIe ns cor msrhas on vithou preparation,
r. ale :. sfoye nT5ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-07

CHhsS The subscriber Just opened in the building
" OF Sunday Morning News Office an apartment hand
somely fitted up for Chess Playing.
GeneRen who play wish the game are respect
fully invited TO call and see the arrangements
The members OF tire Club requested 10 attend the
ings every Saturday evening st " o'clock.
Ensance through Crockers Exchange Office, No. IA Ann
from Broadway the lang hall saoinny Inc
American Museum. ABM. BAsSFORD.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-07
MOsTGoMEEY GUAkDs BALL;a

TINE FRS Company Montgomery Guards Ball will take
Il place Monday evening, Feb 9Th, at Masoaic Hail
foil aad effective Orchestra Is engaged.
Militia " gentlemen will please appear IN unifsrn. =
Tickets being limited those who intend TO honor the Ball
viii please make early application. - , .
Tickets one dollar each which, accompanied with Ladies'
tick H. will admit a gentleman and TIVE Ladies
Tickets obtaned Of the folio wing Committee or OF any
of the members
Carr WM A WISDOM, Scr MATTHEW CONAN,
Tvs RfcuARp POWERS CoRPL PATRtcK MERRIcK,
Ser WILLIAM GsErN, Ma. PATRICK McQuADs
13l-eodtls TIMOTHY CARRIcK, cccretery
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-07

GEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE, No. 81 BOwERY.
~ The Public uly informed that the Institute
open for the season. The Of animals sthe
recherche and extensive that has ever been offered fer public
at o'clock p NJ, ana At In the evening". The hours of
exhibition will lie from 10 u the from 10 past
r. NJ, and from to past in the evening" Abundance Is
eentsChdren half price Every attention will be paid TO
the venatoa aud careful officers 10 secure the
visiters from the intrusion OF improper persons.
d4-Sms Proprietorx
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-07

THE NEW YORK CHE MICAL MANUFACTURING
co. have ntly for sale
Oil Vitrol, Alum,
Bleaching Salts, Copperas,
Aqua Ammonia, Mnrztic Acid,
Aqua Forts, Nitric Acid,
blue Vitriol Mang snrse.
And many other articles In the line oil their business
Orders will be received their Banking house M GA
Broadway the Office OF their No. 81 IVES, street
n25-Iyr GEO b. GILBERT Agent
second Yard Hotel.
III f. JONES formerly Of Providence r. L. and late Of
Harlem, N. W respectfully begs leave inform his friends
and the public in general that he has taken the asye we'll
knewn Hotel which he intends fitting mp in aye be
HIS wines and Liquors arc q the best quality and
ftTlable to ali who may favor him with call.
lie would also inform public the house being very
commodious he will be prepared all times
Societies. Arbitraons Court Martas and OF all de-
attend.
~ b. Supper and Dinner Parties will be attended, in real
epcurean style nj the shortest notice. and refreshments
ntIv on hand. ii7.Im-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-07
HOLIDAY Pm ESENTS.
CARDS.

VISITING CARDS plain writing, The Italian and fancy
hands, printed on the polished German Porct Card
De procured al the Of Maiden lane Broadway
sTOUTs Engraving Establishment, where specimen books
may be
Also silver plated Door and Number plates the plating Of
which nncomnony thick, the silver being expressly rolled
for the advertiser
Merchants Commission Cards, executed with dsnetness
and taste.
der. - - -
Brass Door Plates, Knockers, Lc.
noe STOUT corner OF maiden lane
nd road
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-07

nrown q Coz One Priced Hat store.
u THE subscribers since the year 1884. have aimed AZ
furnishing the pnblc With elegant and sufssnia
hat OF the most graceful form the aecomra oetapo
price OF 70 They can now say that their efforts have
seen crowned with rium phsn The Hats
ured by them during the last surpass in beauty
and finish any heretofore offered and stand
the commuHity
They have completed their 70 sell plain
Caster Hat Tor $3.50, which in point style Ensb
gance OF form and general appe will with
OF the highest prices All sales for cssh, and
price.
BROWN co.
sl6.Sns IT'S Chatham Sonare cor Mon al,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-07
GENTLEMEh,S
CAST OFF G LOT THING BOU q HT
ana Inc full value given in cash. Wy
II. LEVETT,

III. LENETT
No. go Bleecker street, near Camine street
NEW york.
III Knowing there persons who make a great pu6 IN
their for Cast OF Clothing and Who in MANY
give the full value fer the same H. L. will ~
those Gentlemen who have such articles by tbeu
and who send for him. OF their receiving the very III
value cash for every article.
NJ b. line through the post sfce Otherwise To the
above address VIII meet WIN due Attention. -lrA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-07

birds BIRDS.-A fine lot Of Birds, just arrived and
ID for sale barque Pomona foot OF Rector street,
Also anted Haraem OIL direct from Holland Apply on
board, foot Of Rector street X ots"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-07

"A ieman recently arrived from France, having all
cessary qaafcasns teach tne French language desr
ons 10 obtain a situation as private Instructor in family
either in The city or neghbsrhood. As compensation his
board and lodging would he required ONLY.
For references otherynormatin please apply al the Oh
fee OF this paper the Rev. A. verren SO FrankllnsL
-2w
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-07
EURNISHED LODGING ROOMS 10 let
Trrms modernte. Apply al $50 Nassau street i6.lm

DuICE REDUCED TO 81 CENTS-EXHI-
Il BITION or ELECTROMAGNETIC RAIL ROAD,
AID other msehacsa No 5Bsrciay street viii shortly closes
and accommodate many who have heard Prof Snsn lee
ta subject the tickets viii he put ~ y cents each
Also splendid cosmorans views, which, whit glass
20, will be sold hzrrais. il68w'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-07

DOOTs! BOOTS!! BOOTSH!-The handsomes,
ID best and cheapest in the city, at $50 Canal street at
WALKEWS Handsome dress boots from 81 TO S25O per
pair and warranted well Dress boots Of
make 81 IS per pair also gentemens water pr se
boots from "A pair; then there ladies' and chill
dren boots and shoes every description that can be thought
OF j. WALKER aid inform his friends and the public In
general that having dissolved partnership with Richards
he would call 230 Canal street. the old stand
you will find splendid assortment OF all kinds, and
very cheap
.tas store from, greenwich fI-lm-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-07
III PIEROY, sPIRIr LAMP MAKER, No. 2te DIV,

LHENCH LANGUA6M1IVNAL sfSFGMs-
from eight lin nine o'cIscx every TUESDAY, THURSDAY
90 aArTrlDAy Gentlemen who wish Join are request
81 "a ,nny will be epesed the instant
~ ~ ~ ~ JOHN MANEsCA, 70 Reed street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-07
Os-ce fla, Co-a-ha-jo, Mfc-e-nO-pah,
Cloud, King Philip, &C.,

AT THE sTUYVEsANT TNsT TTUTE'
NJ Mr.. CATLIN has just returned from the south with
the Portraits above named Seminole Chiefs and hat
dor Others which placed the walls OF his ndin Cal
ery together with his whole collection. His are now
Open will spsn but fewiay previous TO their
removal. -.
III open day and evening. f3-lw'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-07

THE LAST RESOKT-For Coughs. Colds, Astn.
ma influenza Whooping Cough and all affections OF the
when all remedies for such complaints have
failed to cure the NEW ENGLAND COUGH SYRUP VIII
be sure afford relief Happy for the afflicted who make
their first ressrt for they will need no other. . =.
had the apohecarie generally as wei rs Oh the
proprietor. .x,n, aoDn.nr GA :.
t2eol2Sf DANIEL GODDhnD, Soiu o..
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-24

Shortly after the destruction ofthe i'll faied ben
Sherlod,' we introduced the notice OF all con-
nected with steam bonts, simple, but eihcieh'
plan to ohviate not only the rs! OF miller ropes
but also CT having the pilot driven from his 'st by
flames, or rendered imperative by the too dense
volumes of smoke. This plan was the work OF
our very intelligent whatfnger, Capt. Butler, VINO
furnished modal illustrating his object. The
plan has this striking point about it; that lis aP'
paratus is entirely independent OF the boat, SO tar
as the fire is concerned lis consists OF narrow
platform, wide enough only for a man to walk
along which stands uprigh, on the rudder, Ike a
flag staff, until needed, when it is dropt at once
along the top OF the rudder, and projects lar be
yond tho smoke aud the surface OF the water
From its extremity the steering ropes run,
and fastcn beneath the guards Mt the stern. There
is circular board, about feet in diameter. on
which the pilot can stand, ard attached Ia
which is sual temporary wheel. When neatly
formed, the whole arrangement is not more un-
slightly or more cumbrous, than the pole and liberty
cap that usually stand on the tow of large steam
er. We revert to this project, nor for the purpose
Of suggesting any inrin4 ement OF the law as II
stands, hut 10 set more practical men to ind "ut
| some efficient remedy to offer TO the attention Of
Congress in the winter.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-24
CNaasas 81. Theatre.
sNaIIIS Theatre was opened for the season ON
4 Sunday Erening, the list ofOciober, under the
management of

FhaI1IS Theatre opened for the season ON
4 Sunday Ereuing, the 2lst ofOcober, under the
managt ment of
GLIB RETT.
During the recess, the interior has been newly ana
elegantly decorated, the boxes arranged IN the most
convenient and eomfortsble manner for the accnmnoda
ton Of families, and the parquete furnished III The
most splendid STYLE. The decor atons after the de-
sign and execution of
J. COWELL.
new drop curtain has been painted by the Italian
artists, Ceresa and Plnoli.
The company will consist fthe following ladies and
gentlemen-Nfrs. q. Barrett, Greene, Anderson; Wor-
re Hall and Price. Misses Mcintyre, Lewis Wallis,
and Wray.- Messrs. g. Barrett Fredericks, Johnson
Hodges. J. Nj. Brown, Greene, w. Seton, Franklin,
Davis, Huntey, ]. Seton, II. Keppel. Kirkland Marks,
Austin, Eastman and Lewis.
The Orchestra will he full and eficen-Leader MR.
Jackson-First Violin, Mr.. Jolly; End Vions Messrs.
Espenhem and Joikel; Tenor, Mr. Solomon; Conlre-
Basso Mr. tardinghi; Vioncelo, Mr.. Burce; Clarion
cts Messrs. Duran and Alatz Horns, Nessrs: Reima
and Amico Trumpet Mr. Schmelger; Trombone, MI
Ccchin; Flute Mr.. Carol; EasscoE; Mr.. iiennnss.
| MIR. Sewc, Scene Panter-Alr llnntley Proinptel
MIR. Warden, hechanist.
The Manager fully aware Of the necessity OF street on
der and decoruna in well regulated beerc, and being
resolved to render this establishment every way worthy
of the patronage and support of an enlightened pubic
has eved the assistance of an efficient police, wci
will be unde, the direction of Mr. GOTHAM:
The Saloon has been newly fitted up and emelllsh
ed so as TO make it an agreeable rasort for visitors.
During the season, in addition To The various mover
ties that will be regularly produced,
! MANY ARTISTS
Of acknowledged talent and reputation VIII success;e
| ly appear.
G. H. BARRETT,
Lessee & Manage!
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-24

A strong objection seems tie exist among the
proprietors, and officers, of steamboats,, to tina,
provision Of the law which requires the use of
iron chains in lieu of ropes, for steering. OF the
necessity for compulsory change in this matter
the awful fate Of the Ben Sh.rrod, near Na,chez'
and of the Washington on Lake Erie, fatal
proofs: though whether tho arrangements made
by CONGRESSES, or is not, the best, admits Of ques
ton. Ii any less Objectionable mode, giving equal
security, can be pointed out, the law should here
after be changed, but while it remains unrepealsd
it is the duty OF all to see i, enforced.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-24

u The Express Mail arrived last night, bu, a,
too late an honr for US to give very elaborate ex-
tracts from il. The slips from New York of the
I3h, 18th and 10th have arrived, and bring more
details than we have present time to collate.-
Amos Kendall was at Nashville on the 18th, |
bound pill grma-o to the Hermitage. Colonel |
Swift, the long continued and M os popular mayor
Of Philadelphia, has been thrown out of office by
!s nfn,sp S s9@nG "a Ehas5 hHn.
the election rests Had it been Discriminate b.
The will Of the people, this could not have occurred
A violent contest has taken place on the mayor'l
" election in Baltimore, which has resulted il
favor of the wing candidate, Leakin, by lare
majority BY the official returns Of the late Mary
land election it appears IL at Grasnn's majority TO
Governor after all was only 81. Daniel C'Con
nell has published letter purporng to be a
explanation regarding the obnoxious expr, ssion
which the j m gosue made use Of for popular Ell
feet, grossly abusive Of our country, and our an
bassador He tries i'll vain to get away from tn
words charged upon him. which he attempts
! qualify W til " ifs and " buts."
', Commodore Creighton is deaf! lie died at tn
l. house of his brother, near Sing Sing, and W.
> buried in New Y'r<, on the 18th instant
u. S. Bank Stock al the last sales was l2lA.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-24

The several links in the great cham of Rail
roads between the North River and Lake Erie, par
alleI TO the Erie Cana, are either finish, d or in
progress. The Albany and Schenectady, and
Schenectady and Utica Road are both in successful
operation; the uuca aud Syracuse Road is expect
ed to be comp eted by July next; the Road from
Syracuse to Auburn is IN operation; the Auburn
and Rochester Road is under contracts the Iona
wonda Road, from Rochester 10 Batavia is in ope-
ration; and the suck OF the Batavia and Buffalo
road the last link in the chain, is subscribed. In
about year from this time there will be com
peIe line of Rail roads from Albany TO Buffalo,
which will touch the L lie Canal at all the flourish
ing towns above mantloned The travel on the
links already completed is large, and when the en-
tire chain is finished it must he very great.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-24

A writer in The London Morning Chronicle de-
tails the ceremonies and leecings which a man
must undergo in taking the degree Of Bachelor Of
Arts, after he has completed his education at the
Oxford University. His own fees, he states,
amounted 10 Gao, after paying which, and going
through much mummery, he escaped with his I'll
tie OF B. A., scarcely knowing which to translate
it Bocheor of Arts, or Big Ass, for his paine
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-24
COMMUNICATION.
IT, fbp Ed,j,r ,f Tbe TIME 3r,rrIrn

"ee''NN'''
sir-In your valuable paper OF the 10 inst,
have seen communication signed by .In1cfcsiS,
in relation 10 the political events of Mexico, since
1884, and havo thought proper to rectiv the
sense IN which he speaks on the subject OF the
expedition which sailed for Tampico under my
toumnnd in No, ember 1885.
Among other things, the writer says, that the
provisional government of Texas, aware that 81
Anna was marching with an army OF mer cnnrles
with the avo"ed purpose 10 extermlnlle without
distinction, all the inhabitants of that country |
prepared itself not only for its defence, but that il
also resolved carrying the to the interior of
Mexico ITSELF to effect which, an expedition was
Z. Fa u, and c@s man9fsd by lawful Mexican
officers, with intent To take Tamplco, in which,
n had the nvotold purpose to free the Texans iron
y the evils of S.. Annals nen,s, and to afford tn
: Mex can liberals en- point d'appni, TO effect tn
e restoration of the Constitution of 1924. There
a in the ntrner Of stating this t, CT both anachr nls
and error. When the expedition started iron
hence, on The 9Th of November, 1885, ST. Ann
was in Mexico, perhaps far from thinking tina
- there should be any necessity of his lnkirg til
or command of an expedition 10 nvenge the defeat
:. General Cos, who c8pitulated in Bexar, in Decem
Der OF The same year, that is, one month after tn
e, departure from his city OF the expedition bound
ID 'rampicr.
| think it also convenient to declare as I no,
10 do 10 rec,y tie generally credited here
rs nv having received subsidies from certain person
bv or copora,ions,) that the said expedition
y cevei, prs pared, carried into effect, and the eS
pensc of 1t paid by me ans my friend Col Perazc
!. and the object of it, was, stated by .4mcricus
'N help the tedealss Of our country, TO re-esiabis
ng the Cons,iu ion of 1924 which all desired the
I'll But this desire, entirely own, could not ha,
been su gges'ed by the Government OF Texas, wt
had net hecu ss ablished when began our 0
M. gnnizalion of the expedition in question, and
-, can even assure him of being ignorant Of its e'
io' isterce till my arrival at Velasco, nfter ht
quilted Tampicr, in the last day of November
Please publish tho above, and oblige yo
lat humble servant, JOSE A. MEXIA.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-24

MIR. VIM. Seton, who died of yellnw fever
on Monday nj ght last, was well known as an actor
of d s,inction in the north. He took the disease
from wan, of caution, aud injudicious exposure,
and though Two eminent medical men attended
him their care was vain He belonged to the
company of the Camp Street, and his remains
were followed to the grave yesterday afternoon by
long train Of professional friends.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-24
THE ELECTIONS

The following returns are made ~ with scrupu
ous fidelity from the uest sources we have been
able to command. Those from New Jersey, we
believe may be relied on. Monmouth County may
perhaps be still more against us, but by very
few voles. In regard to this State, our belief is
that we have certainly carried a part, if not the
whole OF our Congressional ticket.