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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-09-26

Atthe factory establishment in Lowell Mass,
there are 30 mills, factories, and printeries ;
working 4,s6l looms u; l55,403 spindles. Civ
ing employ 10 6,25l females. 2.0I7 males, and
manufactures annually 5l,722, SOS yards cloth.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-09-26

SHORT AND swEET.-Niss Julia Short
wcs lately married to John Sweet, at Rus
sellyille, Kentucky.
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Sept. 18th.
Sept. 18th.
HS3r OH6 -E0sHi011bye
q % q ID y.
AT JAMES uAMMOND'S,

Thibt and Broch ShawIs,
Moussellne de Lame and Victoria ditto.
Edcnboro' and Highland Shawls
Cashmere aud wrought Menno Scarls-Silk
Ganse-Moussclne de Lame. and pic nc diuo
Lace lllusye-Thno aud Nett do,
Bonnet aud Cap ribbons,
Black and Coorcd Alpin.s,
Thlblt aud Merno oloih-tashonable colors
Nlonsselincs de Laine--new figures;
Monssollnes de l.ane, Of figures for children;
French ChIntz. fall co'ors, new style;
Blue Black Sa,iins aud Modes for Manieas
Plack Lace and Silk Fringe;
Belt ribbons, and superior KID Gloves;
Challey Merlnos-new pal,erns-a beautiful ar.
ilcle for chIldren's wear;
Black and bmc black silks, aud
Fancy cooed do.-a grea, variety a, worry low
pfccs.
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BRIGHTON MARKET, MONDAY, Sep II.

tReported for the Boston Daily ADV. and Patriot ]
AT market $50 Beef Catle, 4S0 stores, 5000
Sheep and 1000 swine.
PnceS-Beef Catle-We quote first quality at
S13I 40 90 second quality so 7 90; third
quality IS 90 a 6 25
S,ores-PurchaSers were plenty, and large
number were sold, Yearngs SO I3; two year
old SIG - three year old S22 33.
Sheep-we noticed sales at 50, | 62. ISL, 1S8.
% PIP . ~ 2 80, and SS
Swine-Lots we're sold to peddle at &c for sows.
and for Barrows; selected lots Of Barrows at
l-2 and g. AT retail, Tao
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-09-26

We regret to learn that Walter s. Frank
lin, Esq. Clerk Of the House Of Represen-
tatves, died of bilious fever n, Lancaste r,
Penn. on Thursday last.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-09-26
WAYQR 8AIGfsa
Nedicated or othercise.

Hedicated or 0therWise,
corner offspring aud Touro Streets Newport, K
Their use, says Andrew Connie. NJ. %. Fol.
low o. The Royal College a Physicians of Etuburg
. alehucd by the very best effects, particularly
IN chronic ailments, and there can be no question
sna 'heir action Is chiefly on the skim aud through
"T Im ..ulum on Tue nervous system. As means
- ulnlnS 10 The surface, promoting cutan-
eouS exhalation, and equaizng the circulation
l'ney ote second 10 no remedy now in use : and
consequently, IN Varieiy OF affections which the
lehconraGeneni oi the processes is calculated TO
ic"eEe, '1ey may ce employed with every prospect
oi advantage. The prevalent fear of catching
cold, which deerS many from using the vapoue,
Di'h, even more than from warm bathing is found.
ed on false analogy between It's effects and those
! oi proiuse perSprstion from exercise or illness.
ne Iaiter weakenS the body, and, by diminishing
he power oi reaction, renders il susceptible of in
IJu'y rom sudden changes of temperature. But
the effect OF the vapor-balh properly administered
Is very different When NOT too warm or tt,o
lohg continued, II increases instead of exhauSting
me strength, and, BY exciting the vital action Of
'he SKIN, gives rise To power of reaction which
enables II to reSiS, cold better than before This
nave heard many patients remark and the fact is
weUexemplihcd in Russia and the north of Europc
where, IN the depth of winter It Is not uncommon
for the natives To rush out OF yapor.bath and
roll themselves IN the snow, and be refreshed by
dong soi whereas, were they to attempt such
l,'"'",o .t,V, S'Nc,t Pc'SPiiaNon Ioh exercise,
they would inevitably suffer. Il Is the previous
stimulus gwen to the skin by the vapor blih which
is the real safeguard against the codncss Of the
snow.
The vaporbllh is thus calculated To be extcn-
sive useful, both as preservatvc and as a REIN.
edial agent. Many cold and many rheumatic
attack arising iron checked perspiration or long
exposure TO the weather might be nipped in The
bud by It's timely use In chronic affections not
only olthc skin itself but Of the internal ofgans'
with which the skin Sympabizes most closely as
the stomach and intesilnes, the ludicivus applica-
ton Of the vaporbath is productive of great fc,ef
Even IN chronic pulmonary complaints, il is, ac
cording TO the continental physicians not only safe,
but very serviceable particularly in those aiirc-
tons Of tho mucous membrane which resemble
in so many of their symptoms.
Aug. 29lh.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-09-26

The Boston Times says tive mackeral
and cod fisheries have been IN usually pro-
duc;ive the present season, IN all the north.
ern coa., of Americs. from Care Cod and
Bs Unstable Bsy ~ Hnlfsr.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-09-26
(OW at V'DSZ"S for
%cYSg ..SYSgg TOYS 81!
H. rs H.. rncv,

NOV isyonr tlmc TO supply your childrsn i'll
~ TOys-ior Chfstmus and New-Yenrs' aud
years Ia onme-very low.
TAMARiNDS, of the first quality, put up in
sugar, l6 lbs for 81
ALSO. One Sugarpum ko,lle--Nouli of VA.
riouS kinds, one Still Of 30 gallons, &c.
All will be sold cheap for cash, ny
Sep. I2-Ow. WIN. =. NOSE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-09-26
REN1OV AL.

eSTEPHEN =. VARS informs his friends and
~ the public that he has removed hi. Blacksmith.
ing Business from his old stand ON Vars Wharf TO
that on Clarke's Wharf formerly occupied by &. A.
Sweet, Esq, where he will be happy to receive the
orders OF his old friends and customers, Ia whom he
returns thanks for their past flyors, and sollcis
continuance of their patronage
Sept. 2G
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NOTICE.

The Rev. Mr.. SIMMONS, of Boston, will de-
liver a Sermon in the Unitarian Church,
TINS "wednesday evening at o'clock
Sept. %.
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New YopK C,TrLE M,RKrr Sen, 4

New YonK CATTLE MARKET, Sept II.
Az market, 100 Beef Cattle, and 90 Mich
Cows, and 1000 sheep and lambs
Beef Cattle were taken at Sc 90, to SO avctase
81 Is the 100 lbs
Mich Cows were sold at from % 10 S39 each
Sheep and Lambs are in good demand. and all
sold at from to 81 90 ana SO Lambs % to
80 90
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PORT or NEWPORT,
RRIV ED.

,'P bio"' LndItins oil ddYS from OOtteuburg
WIN iron, Tor PToyidence.-Brig Laurel, Clarke
81 this Pori, from Philadelphia with coal. for
Providence On the I2th inst experienced the
severe gale, but received no damage
THURSDAY, Sept. %.
Arrived. in distress towed in by Revenue q mite,
Hamilton } Brig Centurion. Norris % dav. f,a,a
Portland bound to Hayana-On the "A Sen, -
lat 35. long o.. eIp,rienced a severe eaI. OF wind
which carried away both fopma.ts head Of A..
for-mssts YARDS sails, &c. and was compelled ,o
make for the FIRST pou.-Yesterdsy spoke In. RevS
enue Cute Hamilton. Lieut.. Com Sturz,s. who
kindly offered every assistance, and toved the Bri0
into this pou-fIn disress) Big Bruce, Brad
ford from East Hsddsm, bJuDd % a Wha.
ling voysre.-Sailed from East Haddam on the
18Th August and on the 18Th. In a severe gale was
thrown on her beam ends cut the lanysrds vbeu
she righted Wi,h the loss Of both mssis even With
IN. deck. boats. try works, &c end nearly foil Of
uater.-Three Of the crew. (iwO u them foreign
ers and lad bslongng 10 Afbsny) Who were in
the lorecsale. were dfOwned. After great eHer.
lions sue, eed.d in pumping Oui ,be water rigging
iurv mss's &c and have been fOr - day. en-
aeavorin~ 70 reach pori % otNain repsirs--' The
Bruce wss tOw Cd 10 by a vineyard pilot byai.l
Brys ws,hins;0n, True & America, llsndy.
t7-h T--r, pi-r1 f. S0r--'ss' Brig Io1F0r
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HOME,
BRILLIANT SCHEME
TO be drawn ON SATURDAY. Oct. 9th.
Capital Prize S2a.520 or $4,000 Net

in order that Friends in the country ay have tim.
10 order Tickets or Shares
All orders " Ill meet with promp, attention if ad
dressed to q. n. SMITH,
u- Thnmns,
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s,.s, ns0oAS from Bangor.schr. Ses-horse. Adams.
,Iom Mou vtnlladelphia.-Sloop Camills, Vars, from
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-21
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 18th, 1888.
The temporary ndisposi,ion of Mr.. Clay prevented
him Friday last from following Mr. Upton, against
the subireasury scheme He will be ready tomorrow
10 commence and the whole city viii be there if they
get in have doubt the galleries will be crowd
ed 10 o'clock. hours before the debate common
Clay still draws full houses, but his voice is be-
Coming little impaired from the excessive Of snuff.
Preston also 10 this sinking weed" King
James used 10 ca il, TOO frequently Public speakers
should eschew this idle and injurious practice in
peciai manner 70. nothing is effective in orator
as a good voice.
The Substitute proposed by Mr.. Rives is opposed
with great violence BY those who in ls3s were in favor
of deposte banks. They employ the arguments
used by the Wings at that time, and which they then
denounced. don't think ever heard Calhoun make
a feeble and ordinary defence of he
pretended 10 support than be did the other day and
this be the general opinion of all blinded
by party. What wre,ched life is that Of trimming
politician and how very contemplate he feel in
reviewing his xigzag and erratic course. This bill can
and ought 10 pass is likely that the SUBJ
stitute will share better fate. To National Bank
thsy last and the they to that
issue the better. 1t would be proof OF wisdom if they
would confess their past folly and pursue the only course
which is left them and which the necessities of the
country demand
The bill protect neutral relations on the north
ern frontier has been under discussion for days.
The recent information communicated by Col. Worth
and Lieut.. Homans induced the House TO take up the
bill from the Senate and on it promptly
The pill has been strongly objected TO- on the ground
that il contains unconstitutional provsons-tha it vests
IN the Executive unlimited and unheard OF powers
and thar WAS in of It's features, obnoxious
than the Alien and Sedtion Law" Messrs. Whittle-
sey and McKim antpodes in politics both apprehended
that unless something speedily done. war with
Great Britain would be inevitable. HORACE
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-21


GREAT FiRE AT wEsr PoIsr.-we are much
obliged polite and attentive correspondent Al
West Point for his timely intelligence Of the aestrac
tive conhagraton At the Military Academy, by which
the scientific aud military departments have suffered.
wrsr PolSr, N. Y, Feb 10, 1898.
SIR-As your truly valuable paper has the most ex
circulation of any printed and is sought
with the greatest avidty have taken the liberty
forwarding to you the account of disastrous fire which
took place early this morning
Betweea two and three o'clock this morning 6-e
broke out IN the east wing sf the bading which con
tanned the Library. Philosophical Chemical and Engi
neeriag Academies A the wind was very strong from
the ~ W, the flames did not extend very rapidly, but
they were violent. that FIRST il deemed impos
sibe 10 save the Library Some Of the Cadets. howev
err planted ladders a, the windows, and with the
age and GOODNESS Of remen they entered and
began to throw the books and pai.ngs whilst 9TH
ers removed them out Of danger Not more than one
hnndred books were lost. All the Philosophical and
Chemical Apparatus saved but the contents 9th
Engineering Academy and Adlutaats Office were de-
stroyed Nothing remains Of the building but the wals
though every thing might have been saved if engine
1T for service could have been ioundlhe they had
was out Of order.
The greatest praise i, due to the officers and cadets
for their exerons every exertea himself and with
the greatest success; / refrain from mentioning
Lieuis Avord, Waggaman, and Vogdes, also Cadets
Granger Casey. Mckiustry. Dearborn, Reeves, Beau.
regard. Barry, Wckfe, Wheeler, Clayton, and Leach
amongst the distinguished it is to their almost
paraleed exerons that the preservation of the Libra
ry is principally due for though repeatedly requested
descend they continued their labors till every thing
saved.
Cadets Stevens and Calendar, merit the thanks Of
the whole scientific community Of the United States
for their presence Of mind, in rescuing the arge tees
cope
Today every is engaged in transporting the books
&,., to the late Hotel
The loss is estimated al about $4,000
IL you think this account worthy ofyour pape- it will
be but Justice the aforementioned gentlemen to in
seri il.
] remain yours respectfully.
To JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Esq,
Editor Of Herald
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-21

begin 10 look upon their attendance 40 an ooli8suoa
conferred upon the hest and hostess and 10 regard II
as great favor and condescenslon on Their pait-
The citizens and their families are not often lnvtco,
unless they belong 10 the clique of the family VINO
invites, hold some high Office and can reciprocsse
by giving parties Such is the state Of things amens
the fashionables here.
Among the soirSes 10 which have been lately IN
vted svas one given by Miss S., the daughter
of distinguished Senator al her boarding house =
Ii was well attended and very agreeable. MISS s.
Is intelg gent and pleasing In her manners ana ioves
fashionable life Al all events she thinks sne must
return the hespaities of her city friends, and give as
well as receive favors. Her father is not only able
but willing 10 ndulg4 her IN these propens'ties.
find that he is highly esteemed here, IN consequence
of his exerons in favor of the people OF this district
among whom he has lived for many years in varieus
situations. His daughter is equally popular with
those who know her. While OF her party was told
anecdote of her which surprised me good DEAL
Some three or four years ago. the wife 0 dlstn-
quished member OF the administration party pressed
her TO accompany her the first of January levee Of
General Jackson. Although her father was decided
opposition member, she consented 10 go, ana was ac-
cordngly taken up 10 the President 10 be introduced
AS soon as her name was mentioned and she held out
her hand, according 10 custom, to shake hands with
him, he Is said 10 have drawn back his arm suddenly
and put both behind his back, without saying word
This rudeness was source of great moruication TO
Miss S., in whom il excited nothing but con-
tempt Many blamed the President, and some thought
she had been properly served for gong TO visit him.
must hasten TO conclude, as am just gong out
II take sleigh drive with some friends The whole
city covered with shee, flee about an inch thick
and the sleigh gldes along like shot. II IS bitter
cold but sleighing being novelty here, cannot
resist. Very respectfully
EupHEaIA.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-21

VOL. ". or MAS. OPIE's WORKs.--Tbe
SO yssme Of The complete and ustsor. ed,os Of Mrs
sANDFORD Therapeutics ~ Mrs Optics writings, ssd
the beauty this edition universally ositted and IL pos
Il Il ono eighth than the original TIE pre-.
seat s tie o.y American edition Of Mrs opies COLLECTED
works
Ball the Two wiIlams Happy Faces or Bencvoif
and Sehshness Temperance or Domestic scepes. nT.ir
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-21


mosrira HksLp-isued every marnlrg except snussy
rieetw t"rs per copy Country fur
rcme rate for say specific fes In ssvssss.
90 paper sent. usl~ss paid IN advance.
kvrsiso hEsALD.-fssued every anrrpo ~ a s'cposA
rrce two cents per copy Country subrberv furnised
he same rate. CASA, iu advance.
svSrAv MosNInc HEsALp.-Is.ued every Sunday morn
ng and coutniR always the LATEST Fsrrgn ssd Don,esis
news erfived alter the Of Saturday have
ben pnon'nsd. Price mrc CENTS per copy.
wkskLv bERALp-lsssed every Smurisy morrSne ~ ~ y
O'clock: Price, Ia cents per copy surpisicd COUNTRY
subscribers AZ - per snnum, In sdvarce
WKEsLy HssAID ExTRA--lened every "Wednesday Morn
ing At nns O'Clock Price 81 rer copy Furnishes -
o"1pny svbscrber.st - snrun ysple ~ s.vsrs~I
saturday bcing formed OF N, wcskly Herrh Esrs end
weekly Herald. Furnished 70 country subscribers rs psr
snnum In advance.
ADvEs In oil those papers
usual stes-slwsys psysbls " advance.
requested tc address their letters
James Govdsn B~~~en Proprietor and Edi'or and ell esSrs
on business ~ be post psd.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-21

A PorrLlR SERylcE.-The Army and Navy Chron.
cle contains the names Of forty seven officers OF the
army Of the United states, whe have resigned their
commissions since the publication Of the last number Of
thar periodical
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-21

yrpy LIKE ruy rnuTH-lfs man donthoc hiscorn
and ne don't get crop, he says Ills all owing 10 the
Bank and f he runs into debt and is sued why he says
Tie LAWYERS are a curse TO the country.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-21

HuNBUG.-The Courier is trying 10 create on excite
raent, about M L. Davis ridiculous charge OF bribery
against Mr. Rugrles. IL wont do
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-21

R'The New York Express, has quite graphic article
in this morsings paper, about Cold Wuals" TIE
loaers of that concern ought know something ." the
subject, as they are t. the manner born"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-21
nOCsOR CARPENTFE,s PECK Sill,
~ DIsPENSANN NO. A, PECK SLIP frst do.

Doctor Carpenter having had the advantages of regu.r
sssF o pS O ss
Medical Society, AM iavng bsd twenty years general
and disease. ~
% ss"a 64 sIs certain elias. g Train
abound the columns Of the newspapers Diseases require
the and changes they may e-esnd
hence The least reflection sa any ind that
The carpenie il all .,are,aod
varieties OF THIS disease enables him TO oasr spreoy
and compounded offend the lead suspicion
totally unknown to the ordinary quasks Of the
Or Separate Offices have been srrsnced for
Charges moderate and adapted TO the capacity patient
a nss preysn'e OF c,r'sl diseases TO be Obtained
/ hXI-ON'S HUNTrM's Red DRVP-New
Uace Ne Division The only SUI and ,afe
sound reasn asd Judgment, be that Hunters
disease he veneren In edauon 10 the extensive se Of IL
hcvery circumstance Of their being mary who have vsinv
virtues deceive with Is se e pub
@ ssw pc app pic s an sS q. ss. s
should cons DR. lsner their guarsn angel rassnne
s Of ~ r %s r sr Sg hsss S,s
disease md By an application q Ibis medicine res
to be understood that effect cure IN all cases
q os Ms acTa e. o o cS and .
has tac he feels perfectly satisfied that ne ms,cr
cure hereby causing the free rom the vese
SO DIVISION ss o. =
this city. - -
" a preventive may be had
Evry rhnlihat genuine will have the written signature
Of Uriah Lsvison.
To human, and since Ills human 10 err Is II no, our .
~ to look on the In scre tons 81 fellow m niiv
ans do all that lee IN our power without inuring t
preserve ,hJn ron misery an disgrace
LENiSON's HUNTERS REL, DROP q rarrspted N
70 effect quick prrn,sr and safe smell
or hndrance from business In al cases Leue post paid de-
scribing WILDE attended
are No IS sm on It Albany; No 50 North 6sh
y Philadelphia; No Hanoyerd Boso,; "a Camp 81 New
Orleans Charleston, CT places in The void where
,ne genuine medicin- can he obtained jl7.lm-
Dk. SHEnNS,s AerHhN,-kN1 FILLS
DAn ehectunlcure Tor obstinate discharges from urinary
canal whites suppression rer u rc and female com.
plants arising rOn weakness oi constitution In gravel
loss OF command Of bladder, they pieey cure In
diseases of the Kidneys bladder and PROSTATE cIau thew
rive unspcak relief Over 00oo have been sold n
New fark without plaintiff any agra For sale whole.
sale and retnl by A. d. SANDS, rsIton a. corsvy
" william, and NJ he following Corner ~v and
Brosdwsy cor walker and broadway; Nones ga Broas.
way oor ross and Pearl Bowery and Wslhsr cor
Grand asd bowery Henry and PIKE; cor. Canal md
Avenue.
NJ Price per hor retail They are also for sa,e nv mr.
Young No BY South Fourh 81 Philadelphia and n Albany
w SsndsG Shaw, &C. NC, d2o.In,s'
DILES-P1LEs-DE. HaLf's Tile Ui,,n,cnt !. 49,.
Hive cure Tor the piles III three dsvs time S,lI Nv N
Hrrt oorn~r Of Chs1eerS and Broadw. Rurne,,
IS sh avenues r. NJ Gson Bowrry and Crane a.
- 1870 ~"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-21

Almost all our fair and geRtle correspondents seem
to be sharp Cor the commodity called husband,
the two following from two Julias demonstrate The
Greenwich street one comes fairly up to the mark and
would be prize for any aspiring youth as she -
explicit in her menal and personal attractions with
something snug in the funds"
To @. BENnsTr ESQ.
Dear sr AN goag 70 take you At your WORD ana nope
your adv,risement am yoang-say sneleea years
Two months good shape and cultivated mind s% so
lars, in the savings bank all al my own disposal which you
ssY ss .so. e e sSsTTT
Please 10 let me hear from, ysu Immediately JULIA.
New-york February II, 1883.
You agree to supply any yeupg lady with as good
husband found CITY, il she can solve this
Enigma and being very much in want OF an article OF una.
nv opinion. 5 JULIA.
SEUFFits
The poe, Thomson made i: one of the epjoyments Of
the all accomplished Lord Lyteton, that
Ellis loved Lucinda Shared his wslks,
With SOIL to his aiiuned"-
the next solution is from namesake of the English la
dy, and from the beautiful hand writing, and its small
slight mncing characters indicates demure, pretty
downcas blushing trembling conscious little angel 1t
any thing could make think favsrably Of the faith
of Mahound ii would be the conjugal plurality which
he allows, when see so many delightful creatures
ger try the hidden mysteries OF that holy estate Now
tor Lucy.
New-York, February 49, 1883. z
To JAMES GORDON BENNETT, ESD
Having Enigma in the Herald oi saturday, the
l7th have tried solve II have failed, so IN the
Herald and will again. seeing the reward worth
n venture.
Were 10 say I'm fair and young,
With handsome shape, AMI tall,
PC ,haps you'll INK me boastng
Yet you must know il ALL
Because you know you promised
When such find,
That solve your Enigma
With acultiyaed mind
You'd furnish her husband,
Which Pm sure's reward eEough
For the solving of riddle
About PIScH OF SNUFF.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-21

You have certainly msde than happy. Thou
linde.i ~ Nsur, be the comforting
almost maiiep who Tor the last three
has ali The arts hng eap
v,e o,e n Inc uoer without But hasks thee
-spl po n her bu thesior the Kind offer ma the
Enigma In your delightful liersls OF Saturday last Hung
he he heavens in black should have tAsered myself
in tuks- ut the solution ~ your enigma lies In snugbos
Say correct, and ~ your gooo Judgment leave the
- Your., with the utmost impa,enee,
MAQfr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-21

TlOOMa T0 LET-FuruIshed or unfurnishcd rooms
aysnp~ ~ lms