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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-21

and does receive the prcemnence and SURPRISES a
bottle Oh ought to be counted among the necessary articles
which hous bs purchased By =. parents for preserves The
suss the weakest hair gives to all sorts Of hair ssabIs
from becoming gray; d e1,rsoIdinsry specific
from The shn % the head thai po- sedes, which
head OF the aged as well Is The youngest ehld'a
The cosss rsbe sale thereof the repsle and exensoa
hs ~" css 4 IL mind %
Each win receive with the bottle treatise on the
M 0andess Composition which has hitherto been sold
perfumes Rose, Jasmine, Bsrgsmot Vanilla Ambross,
Frscirsl Once No Barclay st tive doors from Broadway
CITY xessrs-Messrs Rusl..n Aspin~al, % william st.
Canal 81 JAMES syme druggist IS and $50 Bowery, csrpen
tier, druggist lls Blsecker 81 W. ,. Grimm. 80 Brosdwsy
xessrs-ar Isiore. fiII.aelghl. Mr. '. geville. B.
Mr. d xoss, st. koss, Missour Messrs Henry Newark
Mr. Gray, Poughkeepse, Mr. Boachard Albany r. John
~. Hs.ny ee'ef' Agents '" c'e'e
POOMs TO LET-with Or without board, IN The srgs
rs. I'D . ss .S s Ts. W.
s the s.s, 90 os .sa.s RSTs
WHITE Lap DOG LOsT-Twenty dollars w,n
w paid TO the person who Win reurs he above mention
in which Inserted when lest blue ribbons and answers
% j .ss s 81 Pyw WALKER N. % south ..
AMP IS.
Cath arise The public are respectfully lnvisede come
and examine the Subscribers stock o prepared their
under The Of the eminent
workmsn lee Cream and Jelcs kept constantly hand
Pyramids Bsnchange made al the shortest notice, and sent
asy part o the city Cakes made and onanen,ed supc
rjor svle kads are particularly requested to call
anime. Your orders are respectfully solicited
jeai.lms d .TBENNE, No s2} Cstharins st.
- TO LET-The store No. Wall IL few doors
liza above Rrosd 81 lately fitted mp room, t-gelhcr
with The 6xsrss, ifdesired-s good stsnd for any
jeQi-sts r.. DOWNING, No. 5 Broad st.
TO SUIT THm TIMEs-HErNv ViLLkKs, ~.
D. Dents surgeon, hss removed " this city frsm Albany,
No A5 Lbevy Broadway where he performs
In the dersI His charges areredaced enc third
tierer W this city.
Fees reduced. myi56ws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-21
NATIONAL THEATRE.
Corner of Church Leonard doors from Broad
FAREWELL BENEFIT


Corner Of Church and Leonard doors from Broadway
FAREWELL BENEFIT
,i,, Mr.
Wa,acks Farewell BENEFIT will take place on hcNDAY
Asths declining state Of health in which MRS wALLACK
has for time past BEEN renders 1t ndspenaby requisite
she should return Europe this probably be the
last appeal Mr. Waack will have the homer Of making %
that public from whom he has expersn the
He most confidently trusts hat his exertie during the pre-
sent years campaigns cne him to their support on this
For the performances Of the evening particulars viii be
The box book Is now open. je2l4t&w
FOURTH OF JULY-BOOTHs.
" N0rICE.-Piaces for BOOTHS around the Park, Bate
r. and Bowling Green will be assigned on Application at
clock A. M and from 10 o'clock any day previous
the 5oh Those who occupied places last year will
have the prefere &c until the 18th Of june
Je2l lw nh JOHN MOUNT.
ar HONEY BEES, &c-we earnestly recommend
early visit Mr.. Towney's exhibition, where numerous
gass hives show these industrious asects forming their bean
al cells &C. In every progressive stage Az who 20 must
practically illustrated in Mr. Us establishment by bis d.
minutive workmen See advertisement je2llt-
D JUST PU BLISHED-sThe Select Libraryn No. s. =
This numbsr completes Miss Martneau's "western Travel"
may have been excited but grs6ed of
exerban price Of the other edition The price in the Csc
ect Library ss2l centsthe other edition 81 So je2Llr
ar s. FULLER Bell Hanger, from Boston, informs he
citizens New York that he has shop No 1881 Broad
way. where he will orders for hanging bells
ano improved plan In the modern STYLE which lie in
forms the public he has patent right and orbds all perseas
infringing upon IT,
-Asior House. New York; Clinton Hotel, do, fremont
House, Boston; American House. de. je2l 6ws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-21

VISITING CARDS psis writing, the Italian sad fancy
hands, printed the polished German Porcelain Card may
the Of Maiden Lane and Broadway,
sTOUTS Engraving Establishment where specimen books
may be scen-
Also, sver plated Door and Number plates the plating Of
which uucommonly thick the silver being expressly rolled
for the advertiser.
Mershan Commission Cards executed with dsness and
taste.
ordsr.
Brass Door Plates, Knockers, he
Hi"' TlfI Fa GN1s's STOUT, Of Maides Lane
a1pSm and broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-21

MARvIN,s PENNY EEADING ROOMS,
Ne Ia Nass0x street, Nearly spposits Citation Hs.
D Full files kept Of all the CITY papers. both daily and
weekly. ttTt-.Gf
read without any Inconvenience jeis lwS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-21

- 6rysossd. q very defeats make ssio; vdi.s sresad
. ws ssss ns ss ~Ss rs o he S:si e
brsas belly neck and head III psre whie whhe exception
q zee ssr and he E s osc u s ssmd
viii The and resideace written on with Ink
70 have into some house n murray street
q ~ = hsy ns ''a
je2l ST. JOHN v. COLES. ne. Burllng Slip.
AssIGNk Es SALE OF BOYS CLOTHING
"A Just received be sold on account OF Assgnees,
large and general Of Boys Cshing made the
presslv for city This stock now ohersd Tor SALE
either wholesale the single Rarent nj NO. 40 Bowery
between Grand and Broome ss a. afge IRON .s
private sale The balance will then be sold a aaciien
je2I4t'
CODA WATHR-5O tickets for u, as good can be
y found in New York, for sale al Isl william s. ~
cash TAILORING ADVERTISEMENTS
~ g Maiden Lane ate 100 William st. ln consequences Of
increasing patronage OF the above establishment The sub
Maiden Lane (second door below william ST. where all
ders he be favored with will receive prompt attention
Dress Goats, ~ 70 1850
white or brown Drilling Pants, SLo4
P Pres. Goats a. made s snd 'r'm do 17s
Pantaloons do DO 1.60
Ali other goods equally low and made best STYLE
delivered till paid for. je2l 81 A.FJAMEs.
r DOWNING'S TURTLE S0UP.-Tne extra fine
Turtle seen and admired y 50 many T
the regular old Reubecam Style Of Philadelphia, style uni
vesay approved Of by all epcurcs for the last thirty years
houses warm BY leaving their orders establishment
- THOs. DOWNING, s Broad ST.
'os ;sgs'hsr with al the choice dishes Of the market
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-21

Fireworksy Fireworks ~ Fireworks
III CHARLES w. vULTEE, No. ll6 Chatham, corner
Orange st. the oldest established Manufacturer in
stock Of works the the Union and be sold
al lower prices than by other
The assortment consists OF Rockets Of all sizes and cabre
with gold and silver rain crimson and essamne Gees
he he. suns, fans, line pigeons, port fires palm
uees mines, touTboa hexagons, octagon verticas TRAN
ruvian fires Scrolls pin wheels grashoppers blue lights
snakes OF all sizes, &c he and host of Others too
to mention.
The public and al sceptcs invited call and Also
6re crackers Chinese rockets orpedoes and pulling crackers
At the lowest market prices Country mercha invited
call and the above stock before purchasing
Goods to part Of the city free OF Don't for
get the place. CHARLES w. vULTEE,
jel6tJy4@ No. ZIG Chatham. corner OF Orange St
u SECOND WARD HOTEL-Nsxl 70 the corner Of
Fulton street. In Nassau ssct-Ths well known establish
having undergone thorough re6ting, /, COM
plete order fer the accommodation Of those who
with their patronage
There in this house, besides story which is
hrewn entirely open public bar room, large upon
the second rs feet by IS wesusd for
Of public meetiHgs, together with several
adapted for the Of clubs referees for the sassn
other private business. te te eM@
Clubs ana private parties accommodated with rooms and
may be furnished with dinners or ssppe compoed sf every
species Of deeacy which the Afford
notice. EDMUND JONES, Prcprit tor. jell
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-21

On Tsesdsy evening the st Instant By tAe ksv ~ ~,
ehy. :. -~s~,.,.~,wss
On Tuesday morning. the 10Th instant q e. o. sss.
Church. ~ the Rev DR.. Jarvis, Benauin teo - ~
rins ~ Vas Cortlandt daughter u The late FreseA
Peystcr ESQ.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-21

LEVISON ~ BROTHER,
South East corner OF Ann and William Streets
LAW, MEDICAL, CLASSICAL, THEOLOGICAL
MISCELLANEOUS, sAsaAtre
Blank and school Books,
STATIONERY PRINTS, &C.,
my2l Inn At ths lowest prices for cash.
CORPORATION SHINPLAsTRHS
TAKEN AT Par BY .sl s.s
j. @. MORRISON a. SON,
rH Nos. 1856 and la8 Greenwich ST.
betweea Fuon and vesey streets, New York,
IMPORTERS OF -.
Drugs Medicines, Chemicals: Dye Woods Dyers, Fners'
Hatters, Calico Prnters and Paiaers' Articles Oils win.
dow Glass, and Glass Ware Patent Medicines, Surgeons
GROCERs' ARTICLES.
Tea Sponge, coarse and fine
Nutmegs Saltpetre
Mace Carraway Seeds
Indigo Snuff, Maccaboy
Castle Soap do Scotch
Cloves Stoughons bitters
Cinnamon Sup Carb Soda
CAYENNE Pepper Black Lead
Pepper SaHse, Chalk M&
Poi and Pearl Ashes stourbridgc Fire Brick
Starch Corks = BIT .f@3
Rotten Stone Cassia Buds I5m
Liquorics Ball Castor OH in Bottles
Bath Brick Alcohol M0ta#s
Saleratus CSpperas
Fig Blue Epson Salts
Powdered Ginger and Root Flour sapher
White Lead, dry and In oil Ink in bottles
Jamaica Ginger Lufdcer Matches
Oil peppermint. and other sri,i.h Isssrs
Essential Oils Olive Oil ia baskets lss8M
Isngass, Russia Soda for washing aaf
OILS. 4i
Winter strained Sperm Linseed a,n
Fall do do NeatsoOt sYH##
Summer do d, Olive, or Sweet aHr
whale and refined Whale, Spirits Tnrpertine, and
s,s. FAMILY MEDlCINAs.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-21
II nfc Z crboclkcr Hotel.

KnfckerbOckcr Hotel.
u This elegant establishment b tits opened
and principle The subscriber has the
premises lease He accommodate ZOE dodgers with
excellent beds The prices reduced 70 81 % per day.
transient boarders including lodging " per week far regu
lar b0ardera stf. 4T III 11 's kett5
The subscriber respectfully requess trial; and he would
remind hs old Boston friends In particular. hal particular
tsnton will be paid 10 the comfort and Of all
who may honor him with their patronage.
His stock of wines recerch his table spread with every
decscy the Affords and PurctuaIy civty clsan.
despatch will be prominent throughout ea-
blishment ie7-lm* AMOS 3. ALLEN
ar BRANCH OF The SHADES Ann street, near
William stresLThe subscriber proprietor Of the Shades,
respectfully informs his friends and the public generally
that the encouragement received the opening the
Shades has induced HIM TO take the above house with
accommodate those who reside the side OF
the city The house fitted similarly and win Ne conduct
ed in all respects the same as the Shades.
r.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-21
splendid Haad Writing obtained tn IA
LessOnsyy
THE ANTI ANGULAR SYSTEM OF
WR TIN q

~ Continues to be taught PERFECTLY by Mr.. BRIS
TOW Of London the re. inventor bis Academy No. IFS
Broadway His stay In New York Is limited.
IN TWELVE LESSONS OF ONE HOUR EACH!
IL suited every purpose Of life and business and
positively be acquired by pupils ALL AGES and EVE
RY CAPACITY no matter how BAD YOU WRITE.
The Ladies daily IL scock, alse at and after.
They taught in IL lessons, neat delicate and "a
shonAbe style of writing. N
u Gentlemens classes morning and afternoon. They
taught free, expeditions and mercantile hand writing
N. Merchants ard visiting The city,
plete of lessons In three days my24 Int
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-21

WnnLEsALE STORE AT lllf WILL
TO MILIINERS DEALERS AND COUNTRY BUYERa
81 TIE subscriber has received by the alei arrivals
Paris and London, entire npd elegant
every description OF Legborn, Double Dunssbe Split
colored and striped has ssd eure Paris Psteptse
transparent light Hats for which has
imported this country before and which he sole prspre-
tor Of besides his manufactured celebrated 9ra
Hats ofhc prevailing fashoas which eers sale
TO the trade BY the Case D,ren ssee Hat the whole
sale price, All orders executed few notice and 50
per cheaper than any other house In The United
Statea N@ Es10~.. 80 =
The Millinery DEPARTING H. by Madame Behr.
man. viii costume BY her unrcmitng
the appreciation she has hitherto enjoyed public havng
outve In taste and elegance all her poras
varied apartment OF ench artificial flowers and ribbons
SANITY on hand.
q. BEHRMAN, Magazine Dcs Modes. so Canal 81
and Wholesale store, lila William st
- Se good Straw Sewers wantsd To good hands the
highest price will be given. Apply a. above. je1lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-21

-
EN& staiagf DIAPERS AND TAIL0Rs. tf2ss.t
W As they have sdoned the cash system, and able TO
SATISFIED grea, sayag win be realised in cash system
co!s S.Ssl. resting: Kept on hand and made
Sx sA ASD ksw1Y dl
ohjee, ofthls puscaiion (which
nicsos 70 ali parties Interested In Of professions
viii csstsn descriptive particulars ofmportsnt buildings,
~ rors. canals rivers wser.worIs sssworis dsinsee i
nisg steam nsvigscs and Illustrated with sngra.
II viii also contain monthly record and transactions Of
paS .aS and :" s
are pubLed-rerors 81 parliamentary proesediags engi
ma ossp useful cosSeesd with he pros
sisn - may make Il work Of general reference.
drawing rom s he p and ose. care viii
b shss of such wings or papers may be inrussed 70
Agent Tor ne Uaiied states william Jackson oa Broadway
Pubssd IN quarterly parts price q 70 payable |. advance
0IE nEWAHD-s.oleB, from the residence Of the
,se ish "s sbsu O'Clock BY young celores man wearing
white roundabout, who obned admission uader pretenee
s % sss"sas The i,sssa dr. walked up stair: and
carried "a The following ,.s articles .s. vs'E
" table spoons
= !" S &c: &c : 1z&s
: s ss'': .a ssly ,sss. ~ %S %'ss''
! !. 40 DO pc' %-shed
The above reward viii paid Cor the Of the ar
';: (: !: proportion for ''S is 81.
M10 REWARD Lost In walking from The sorser
ylU Of Greenwicb s. aud Battery Place ihrosgh 0een
Hospital black repsik BAG, aensining broad hemmed
cambria handkerchief purse grange net VIII sack prss
II, cousni-g ESQ no,e Of the ssnk o. Pennsylsanm
the Bank fRhede Island - ~ and rosd texether,
two or three other n notes. with silver snd bunch Of
keys on ring steel and Of brass THE above re-
ward II be Paid leaving the bag and Us contents al Mil
Drug Store, 1913 Broadway, corner OF Deg s.
Heuse) lexvit
NEW YORK TATTEHSALLS-The proprie.
IN tor of th wishes 10 inform gentlemen IN
and strangers visiting the city, that he intends Keeping =.
hand genera OF carriages and harness. new and
second hand al priyatesale. :, - -..-,--.- -
Also, svsey Of horses single andm pairs Tor private and
public sale.
Honer either bought or sold on eommisslon
J. MOORE, Proprietor,
4<e broadway.
NJ. ~ Liberal advwpces made 10 manufacturers encnrrs
ges Ieh a. this establishment for sale. " ~ ~.
my13 &aw1n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-21

One door fron Canal street, formerly Mr. 0reene)
" where the best Of Bread Cakes BITTER Crackers Soda
Cackers Milk Biscuit small Pilot Bread family use OF as
good quality be found Ia this city. s.s.V.g
Weighs Of bread pounds l ounces before bakisg
Family Baking at 10 and o'clock. a II fsa
I'd. Persons asking credit respectfully requested
70 all fe1.e SwS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-21

- GRACEFUL AND ELEGANT HATS
= Those gentlemen whe are ambitious 70 wear the
best and hands0mest Hat that offered fer sne
In this country, and manu- ictured u give ease
and comfort to the head will nd themselves surprised and
grsted by visit 10 The One Price Hat Store Of RROWNk
CO. l78 Chatham Square, OF Mott street. where for q
cash the above article can be purchased. my2G-1ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-21

viz
Leave HeLsviile, Leave yamsies,. Leave BrosLly.,
1t Pm I'm r Il.
Sunday trains will leave . follows;-
' so'eiesf, & ssoei. so'cie eIs's x.
~ rh 81 Pm. 81 r n.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-21

~ As they have adoned the cash SYSTEM and able
sell clothing moss sonsble terms The public In
vted to call and examine their and they will b.
satsed that great saving win be realised In cash system
as condu cied at 81 Chatham st.
NJ B. Cloth and cashmere vesngs kept hand, and made
10 order In the most fashionable style. my2&-lms
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-12
REMARkABLE CIRCUMSTANCES. 1t

REMARKABLE CIRCUMSTANCES 1t
is stated in the Charleston Courier,
that in making arrangements for the
rebuilding Of a house in the burnt dis
trict of that city, which was destroyed
by the great conhagration, the work.
men discovered that the parcel OF coal
remaining in the cellar was on fire, and
a piece Of fat pine irnbedded in the
same was also in state of ignition, hav-
ing without doubt been in that state
since the morning Of the 2Sth OF April
last, period ofthree and haD months,
being protected from the ar by the
rubbish which had fallen on 1t. The
fact is vouched for by credible iestlmo-
ny, and deserves therefore general at.
tentlon.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-12

a MARROW EscApE.-The balloon
in which Mr.. Wise had assembled
from Easton, Pennsylvania, last week,
exploded when thirteen thousand feet
in the air. 10 ten seconds after the
explosion the gas had all escaped,
and he was descending with rapidly
that caused the air, as he says, to whis-
tie through the netting of the balloon
like a Northwestern through the rigging
of ship. Fortunately for his neck,
he had with him a parachute, which
proved TO be OF great service to him,
although he had formed bad opinion
oft, from the experiments he mad tired
by sending them down with small ami
mails in them. He drified about three
miles 10 the northward, and landed
with but little injury.-Nat. Wing.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-12

The Court of Directors of our Luna
tie Hospital were called on few days
ugo to perform a most pleasing and at
frcting duty IN the discharge OF pm
tifnt. a young married lady, beauii-
lul ana interesting, the only ENID o.
wealthy and atieciionate father. IN
whom we're conferred all the hopes and
affections of his widowed heart, was
brongh, recently TO the Hospital IA r"-
wing maniuc. We will not attempt TO
tell her story, or deveiope the causes
of her fearful ma!ady. 1t is enough to
saw, that he, on whom she had bcstow-
ed her hearts best affections, bad pro-
we'd unworthy Of her.
..In life, how weak, how helpless is woman
Soon hurt la happiness itself unsafe.
Aud often wounded, while she plucks the rose y
We saw the afflicted iather when he
gave up his daughter TO the guardian
care oil the Dreciors--crushed and
bowed down to the earth, rs If his last
tie ON lie were broken. We saw hun
again a few days ago. But, oh, how
changed His coun,enance was bea-
ming with the most joyous animation.
The fire of youth seemed to be rekin-
died in his veins. He had been sum-
moned to receive his beloved child
who then sat before him "cloihed,
and in her right mind"-again TO his
arms
An incident like this is a rich and re-
freshing treat to the spirit of every one
who has a share in the gloomy con-
Germs of Lunatc Hospital. -Staun-
ton Spectator.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-12

WHAT CONSTITUTES NAGRaNT =
The Knickerbocker relates good an
ecdo,e ola well known vagabond, VINO
was brought before a magistrate as
common vagrant.
Having suddenly harpooned good
idea, he pulled from capaclous pocket
Of his tatiered coat loaf of bread and
half of dried Goldfish, and holding
them up, with triumphant look and
gesture, TO the magistrate, "fou don't
ketch him that WY! I'm no wagrant.
Amt them visible means o support,
should like TO know"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-12

THE FALKLAND lsLANps.-The New
London Gazette contains copy O..
letter addressed to the master oil
ship General Williams, of that place,
by Capt. J. w. ScoTT, master OF II.
B. M. ketch Sparrow, and Governor OF
the Malvenas, stating that the British
Government has taken possession OF
the whole Of the Falkland Islands, and
that all foreign vessels are prohibited
fishing or sealing round or near them.
The General Williams and her tender
we're warned to leave the coast as soon
as possible, and informed that all Tor
eign vessels found at any of the ports
Of the Island after the LIST of June, 1885,
would be proceeded against as tresPas-
sers
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-12

Anthony Poucher, Postmaster IN
Washington County, Mich, has been
arrested for having been engaged with
and harboring a gang of horse thieves
and counterieiters. He offered leg
bail, which being refused, he was COM
mitted for safe keeping.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-12
WHOLESOME DRINK FOR wARMwEA-

WHOLESOME DRINK FOR wARMwEA-
THEIR. Take a two gallon stone Jug
and fill it with cold water. Put INTO
this water quart OF oat meal, and
shake it well. La half an hour IT will
furnish a pleasant, nutiicious, and ex-
cellent beverage. We know man
who cuts ordinarily one hundred tons
of hay-,his is the only drink in the
field for himself and hands.-N. L.
Farmer.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-12

WISCONSIN AND IowA.-The for
mer has thirteen counties, and popu-
lation of eighteen thousand one hun
dred and forty-nine, and the latter SIX
teen counties, and population OF twen-
tv.two thousand five hundred and fifty
eight.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-12

TIE WEATHER.-The Librarian oil
the Charleston, S. c. Library, has ex-
amined data in that institution by
which he has satisfactorily ascertalned
that the present summer hns been the
hottest we have had since l73S, peri
of 100 years!
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-12

TRIBUTE OF RESPECT. The New
York Correspondent of the National
Intelligenccr, under date of the Goth OF
August, writes:-
On Thursday last, Daniel Webster,
Mr.. Salstonsiall, Mayor ofSalem, Rev.
Henry Ware, Gov. Everett, Rev. Mr..
Palfrey, Rev. DR.. Ware, Judge Mel
len, of Maine, DR.. Nichols, Judge EN-
cry, of Maine, A. II. Everett, Z. 5.
Davies, and others, now big boys,
whose young ideas DR.. Benjamin Abb
bott, of Exeter Academy, taught to
shoot, met in Exeter to pay their trIb.
utes of respect TO their venerable IN
structor. This is the first public dem
onstration of this kind we have had IN
this country. 1t will do mountain OF
good. The school dinner in Boston
was of this kind oftribute to education,
but the Bostonians, this year, omitted
this festival--in my opinion The great
es, civic error that enlightened city
ever committed.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-12

AS the period has now arrived when
the farmer should be directing bis at
tention towards the preparation Of his
ground for his crop Of fall wheat, and
rs this grain 10 one Of the great staples
of our country, we have thought il
might be serviccnblc to lay down some
general rules for its culture, and TO
make such suggestions as might aP-
pear TO be called for by the occa-
sion.
SOIL AND PROPER MANuREs.
The soil best adapted to the growth
Of wheat las been proved by expert
ence 10 be clnys, the red the bessD
or loan mixed with clay good wheat.
however, may be grown on sandy land
aided by a Icy Of clover turned under.
But whether the soil be either the ono
or the other. il is absolutely necessary
,hat portion Of lime, in some OF IT'S
firms, be present IN the earth TO ensure
q good crop so essential is this mine
raj, and so powerful its effects, that
from two to three per cent. has been
found sufficient. When We say that
lime is absolutely necessary, We do not