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Of Merchants HslsL
III. only establishment in the city devoted ex
elusErly 10 this business.
COUNTRY Merchants are supplied at ma
~ nuIactnreIs' prices. and their GIas"I in
nartd grOm srsakass 10 any part cf The CaiOn
ri!ACui txira charge.
Those wh" may have orders Tor large Class
es. would DO ~eli 10 inform Us by letter. Prev
nus To Their coming on, Of the size VI the plate
and the hind Of frame they may want, (whe.
ther Of Gilt. Mahogany OF Ms'bie, } that the az
Iirle may be manufactured expressly f"r the
occasion.
Merchants should give their ORDERS f.r Look
ing Glasses The & $, q ing on their arrival, t.
insure them well put up.
iUT. Any editor &c q weekly paper, who will
publish this advertisement Go the amount at ia
doIlats. at hIs usual rate. shall be duty paid in
Glasses at the manufacturers prices, whIch al
course must BE- as low a. they can be bought
IN the city provided he - III send on his bill b.
q merchant who will purchase GLASSES. Nnh
shich We can pack and forward Ihsm 81 our
risk Of breakage.
Sep1ember |. SIS
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IafempsTGaes The Young Mems
Temperance Society OF Dover, in New
Hampshire. have published from - care
ful investigation" the facts. that Of 675
Eoters in that town, los are drunksrds.
and that ~ widows Of ll6 were reduced
10 widawhOOd by inlemperance. Seven
eighlhs OF the PauPerism is ing to this
cause.
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.spP's'. ner article Of EzpOrs.-As
rolai'es have become profitable article
OF sIP1r Non tie STATE Of Maine, 80 Ap-
pies ma. no~ be sent 10 EngI4ad in the
pseke''h'ps. fAs duty ia Euslsaa On A.
met'esh Apples lie Hos ORly i've per eenl.
"a o~oren, se are iGloraed. As this
70 e~ a nominal ds,y. American Apples,
eno'cs article IN every English family,
siii nos he 10 demand. for they can be
so's at lair tate there. and profit be s.ade
ey sAe srpOu hare. N. Y. Erprss2
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safe arrival. There he oWnsF of The ear
20 iR,rnds 20 put has &c nS'l"Rs " n 0Ps-
Tsuoa. by Esy. &c suppose. OF extending
the =. AmerieAn syslsE.
Journal q Commerce.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-01

fa"key t'ns--The brig W.l!i.u. Capt,
nderssVd. sailed l,ou, ..e port Of New
ffA' some 1oaths ago. VIII the .nscai
Ae's eeap'sse Tor COTTON factory. ~I,h
tnen, sones, boys arc guls, 10 fun H..
hcshd 70 San Bias, 70 tie noulh oil the
liver Santiago. oO Ilr West e,as. Of Mex.
leo. Meas has JOS. .ssn received oi Ler
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ROUG IL. n. I.
ruBLisHcD wEEELT
ny DENNIS HEARTT,

At Three n"ILIRs \ YEAR, ~ Nv"
FIFrT cESTs 10 rAIU ~ Ai''N's'
Tics, who,o u"t st'~ nc''c" ct 'h''' ",'
b. have their PAPER d.s' oul:n"' d al Tue
tie e the yeas, u T. e, r:Cs""'" as ' ,sIoI
HstuuIint nnCt urIu r"nHicI'ndh"t"
ra,trw,ltIc d.stooI,""'d rrt1' a" arr ' ''.,
are : al, 'nI, rs attic "p'i"n Il The !" ,.,s
tdv,tits'rn ute MT exec deg sN,,'
ore Il" .faf l,r lie, ti.st, AID t",mE I'VE -
r.r,., .'.bs, q"""i I".' '''"n; 'o"tr' "| I've
~. r,,ttvn I cut Advertisements '"c"N
p"I ,rrt hight,. .t"C"'t'"" al 40 ~
~, b Bsas Ia .tvcIussrs By itS '''"
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Boarding House.

q fEA fc-uar h"audrts eau &. aC'o mme'
- dated by The subscriber, ., the old 'ia' d
uf Iphu faGds deceased.
Persons de, rtnp il can also be scotmnct''
ted duEupg Cott' w.sk
THOMAS n. GRAIN.
:, iruasYlJ ta-
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EarthenWare, China,
and Glass.


va. IS .sisssa ssFed, sfn< h7sgA'
safAs on sa'ss ennPlsie assoEiMrHi - sa s.aa
- aad drsarabe Articles an She sh.sT AAss
xkiCh Vii Be sod 10 the SesniEy aI-ae "i'aa
lie uhoSi faSoEas's terms Tbs sssenlaea ~
ps,gAaseTs 10 TssFessiailE ssiie'ssd, = iaa lhs
Lape u bsing able 10 slss cattle saass.-s s'0e
ia every particular. =,
AeE feEk, JalS II. 81
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o. THg
Marlborough Recorder,
ENLARGED.
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Five Cents Reward.

IRAN away from the subscriber. living near
Pra"""url. Orange county. N C., on i5e
9th inst WILLIAM WILKINS, a bound hny,
nineteen yesfs "G five feet SIX ucEes hicl,
DARK complexion g!ue eyes. aud slow oC sr",c',
| hereby t"FewarI all persons from harbYrng,
irnstInG. ar employing sald boy, under ihr Pc.
ha''y 0l The las. will give tie alb ~ rev aid
TO any person who will deliver the said by To
me at NY residynec, bui nn ihauI =
PAGE SHEPHERD.
OctpIer IL. il-~5w
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Advertisement.

II Ill unross,b,IHy # carry ne on The v"'h'
ndn - Ii ouglt I" b. '"ndu' ted "h'ao'
sent "n e"lirrun 'Grcdn,"rs, ard The "fo''
sIhtny Il longer dang WITHOUT the la'fe -
n,ouni due n" fnr Elk ycarr q labor, have de-
rnd al the prcaCrI year. The s"hfcrr''"" Wv
IL Nb"uI ,ir ~ ADMIRED, and on ths iasTte't ''a
tito J'b printing aud a:scrusine COED ,'' -
hast fire hHnirt9 dt!!ars yeas. ct"''r"''
uf ISh Ut aud a s"utd Wig, shall have '"e
Paper nn a, most ibsTai itrrs YOU" '''
w'!nViy i.t It 4" int" any other sente y"
early apple. tion Is requested.
II. G. JONES,
Elilsr aud PrOpri'''r'
June %. IL
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Public Schools IN Boston.

Tosai, educated al lie public
expense. lO.lss
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BETH MONT
Female Academy.

stSnE suhscrbru respectfully mfprm the
A pubic that the exercises "f Ihls Iustiiu
ten continue under the care "f MIS- tllXA
J. nOHKOM; Snd as she gives her Vacstit ia
IN tie inter the school WsH c"nttrH" ~uh.
n,.t intr r,u,sstoa. uutIl November lourg Ia.
dies Wi be charged only fIom the tii"c Of al,
MISSION.
The nannor in which tbs S,hon' hss hcrn
hcrei"("sc conduct, Is h'ghy Satisfactory. ard
We take G'rat pleasure ia Recommending Il I"
,hc patronage % parents and cus'ftaIs. vito
intend givlne their dane' ters ard ~ard- tLt
Advantage Of liberal education. The pure
of tuition is eight dollars per session. Dtsw.
inp an3 Ps'at."g i've doIiars oG,ra.
Board csa be obtained In TrspectSb'" fsmi
lies, y, a short distance from Iac Academy, at
five dol ars a ninth
THOMAS u. OLDHAM,
JAMES THOMPSON,
ELIJAH PlCkARD.
May 80. "a
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-01

Tue famous Pltman farm. in Selem,
the besi in he couaiy. il liaea rouad the
borders Of The liells, with engrsited apple
,sess. Tsess tees aFe Terry ,hr,ity. derIy-
,ag RosI Of Their nnurshnent from the
frsusj sadsr the walls. which keep the
sol lsoss, warm and N isl. and preserve
ths reslS o! Iae tees fro9 external injury.
The trees iE Ihis s,ususa are an oTaa-
meat 70 iEs farm. while they are no hin
csancs 70 H. farGsr in suliivsling his Geld.
Hos inlory 10 The crops by wiihdrsving
s0arishnrsi. LIE Ihsss in the interior Of
We Geld. Ye, Hose Trees round the field
sse believed II yield q greater profit Than
The snuusi crop Hllh:a. Sl,h all the labor
necessarily be.soSeG upon it-aad ,be
annual s.lss sf the apples aud fruit on
Iha farm are sad 70 he enough To pur-
chase farm Of moderate di.nensians in
Tas inIsrIor Of The state.
EsULurypOrs Herald.
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IAemay's Almanacks'
FOR 1888,

Calculated for tue Meridian oi Raleigh
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE,
NFRy CnrAr.
Eecemhtr %.
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Notice.

NOTICE 10 hereby g,ver, that application
~ vii! he made /" the next Legislature uf
ihe Stale Of North Carolina Tor an a, TO ,ncor-
p"ratc Iuaso Academy. formerly called Mount
PlesSani.
Serteia5er 10. Is
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-01

sMShNS~ w
raising [rUa Eees BY planning the sei0ns,
10 grea, SeslderaIu.a in the AT Of Oh
isss,os good lruiI. Il has many stsanra-
sss o'I grsf;.ng. because IL 10 more ex.
ledinoUs, and requires no sock or tree.
1tsy may be p!sEt<d where they are
required 10 stand. and Iks labor for one
day viii be sufficient to plant out enough
Ior q large Otchard .f.er The srions are
o6saiued. The Ee,Lod of preparing the
plan, 10 % folio~r: Take The scions a.
tag grafing. and al any Tine Alter Isl vi
February and uDu! bgds begin TO grow
s0asiterabIy, end dip each eGd Of the
sao"I IN Del.es pitch. wax or IsIIow. and
bury 1t in The ground. the buds upper.
most. s'hiis! sLe EDDY lies in horizon
Isl PssistOn. and Al me depth Of lao or
iass iDehes. We are Informed that trees
osss1sss IN this way will bear ia three
o. Iouf years fTaa The time Of planting.
We have 40 Goubt Of the sracIlc4b,iuy
VI sAIs method Of raising fruit. A geatIe-
man Ia the 'icisl,y the last season. plsnt-
Cd about twenty sclons of diifereaI kind.
Of pears, which appear TO flourish. The
eo@psslIea be Ised, vas melted shoe.
makers wax. CuitiUaior.
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List of Letters,

Rem aiming in The Post Office al llllisb0-
rough, y. Z. on tie Let day 'i October, ISIS
which II mol tsk-a oct 10 three months. wall
b. sent % the Genrral Post uitice Is dead
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-21
DIED.

Early Friday nornrg the q IN instant Of short bat
pain u Illness Mr. Kegsn, mcrehsHt tailor forp ery
of James,own, of An,rip Ireland, aged 67 ~ nf
Ills friends and sequsintanc,s respectfully invited 10 at
ten his fuseruI ~pnoro~ sernoon 3oclock from his
reslprae, q 81 nathan street -
IN the 18Th instant, OF consumption James ShFN IN me
9Th year ~ his .ge. . = ..-,,
The IN. mixers &c EoCine No - and his friends and
attend his tuner from his late resi-
dence NsnbssnviIe, tonorrOw shsrnoen, ~ 1cloch
A. 10, ride, nj the 18th NIL Esward D. Tuden, Jr
Esq. ,ate ~ BAL imore, Md.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-21
or CONC ERT AT THE CITY HOTEL.-MRs SUIT.

CT CONCERT AT THE CITY HOTEL-MRs SUIT.
TON has honor her friends the public
that her Farewell Concert Will ske place the City Hotel
Monday Evening The Esd which wills ny
iamongt otbers the spes did composition The Opera
Tasso Fua Goedo reeve 40 rudis bel Carmr by
Donzer and the celebrated csvaina "Una POGO
from III. Opera OF the Barber NJ Seville by Rosn and
the sung with unbounded applause by
Madare vestrs The Of her songs we'll by
VIII she will he assisted, will appear the bills OF
ning's performance.
Tickets si each had The principal music stores at
the bar ohe City Hotel and the doors evening
performance.
Ccncsri Ia commune ., o'clock. a29t.
or BALL-By request Of the subscribers and friends
of &. Schafrr, Ball will be gives al Shakespeare Hall.
Of liam srd Duane sts dsy evening, April
q, 1898. Brown Band Is engaged for the oceasioa.
Tickets 81 N be had AT ~ Brewers, Caihsrine ST,
At q. =. schsf,r "a, Ne 10 Fultos St AL w.
III mr. nrCLEERY will please call on the subsc rber
umbrella which he borrowed and pay the
hire OF the Piano Forte, flor which poashle also
for services performing thsrcoa st lis Concert given
the evening OF Tuesday, ieh inst. and sblge ~.
s2i.st' G. w. BEAMES.
" LADIES' sHOEs.-Tbe past winter the sub rber
has manuactui Ladies' Slippers French Ties
stock ups that could be purchased In city,
and made b, 6rst his object having been
have them In the hest pesshIe manner.
He ha. d. spec-l attention Ia prevent them from
nisg behind stretching Of the feet bursting
m. VAN HEyNIGRN,l sdes shoe Maker exclusively,
Ice Spring third door from Laurens
NIB. To prevent ladies giving unnecessary calls no mes
tnken,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-21

UCTION MOTTO E,-Lsvse Sale Of Furniturc IN
"a N. Sale Roows - Ann and 10 Fscn Streets ON -
URDAY and MONDAY, Apui 2tt ard Esd, tn commence At
~ o'csh esrh dav, p'isng general AID mst
sssvms cf valuable sWd second hsns funiure of ev
cry 5rscrptku fps i~s giving house hr~ptns, &C.
Aisn, guanhy Of FURkI rURk b. order OF the sser"
removed Tor convenience of sale.
esmpr ain 90 plain and dr ssins ssre:us scms ~ WIN ms
HE n elegant sud sshus pisis anN nj &c Ms
~ dc, msbossny and maple chairs, sprine So, 'ocane
chairs ss, dsne, cnra WORK pier arc centre mu ws,o
,rrsses csuess o,iomsas he lce SUPP =, tnch plate
pier and msnti ri ss~s 30 small en hsms ota.nm -.
49,. ,.sl. ~..,.ry ne kc THOs. BELL, Aurrr.
R-A,sc "a ,s.xe,s supet Chsmragne Wine, 81 eases
po~ nsssirs and Cks1su msgsox 1909 pieces french
-, nsrs,.s. ~ al n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-21

On Wednesday evening, the "a instant by thu Rev Mr..
MeLsne, william H. cgve, 70 Miss Maria, daughter of VIII
lias Hskey.
~ Tn. 18th Instant by the Rev. r. l. HAWKS John Heath.
70 Mary H. eldest dasghsr 81 ses Brady ESQ., OF this
city.
On the ioh infant by the Rev. Doctor De witt Mr. nd
city.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-21

ST. MARy's LApYs FAIR.-We have a full de-
scrpton of this very elegant fair with all the sweet
saints therein which will be published next week.
visited the scene-and brought away beautiful little
gilt volume-entitled ode Imitatione Christi" by
Thomas Kemps, Of which read a chapter every
evening. 1t will make saint of me if l don't take
care.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-21
LOW Els

Bank Mote and Visiting Card
n q nA WING EsTAB q III m n NJ Il
i4s Broadway, conner Of Liberty ST.
~ Ladies' and Geriierens Visiting Cards and Cards
Home engraved he TASTY ashonab bic style, and
p lated n the ~ost beautiful Ensmeed Cards
has just received from Paris BE- u,iful and tss
ENVELOPE IL enclose Cards Home &c. great ssv
ing tme and decidedly the NEST fshionsbae 6nse that
rsn possh v he invented, s2i-lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-21

state OF Trade.

FRIDAY EVENING, April 20.
mere good deal of business generally and tber.
sun great deal OF activity displayed In oil branches of bus
rss WIN he exception OF the dry goods line which Is dpI
me SAFE OF Teas thi' morning, by Austen wIuerding
made several cargoes and generally poor oua
ues Most oil the young dyson of Cabops CARGO
OF winch was sold ayear since They for
he Qualities though the attendance good Kinds
most 10 demand Terms, usual six monts-nstes pnvnhls
IN me cy satisfactory to the sellers The witbrawn
were, - "''"''"""
Young Hy'os, 2o7 hf chests, Hyso. Skin log chests
S 1. * 90 chests, 40 10 In. boxes
hysSn, o. enesv, Hyson, 1852 10 III boxes,
Imperial 40 half chests, Gunpov der 50 baIr es.s,.
Gunpowder l6l 10 To- boxer, Us & m sovss'
The mahogany given below by Pe the sarpo,s Of The
Panoply and Orion - 'soe' " u'e
CorToN-Ths market is animated, almost exclusively Coz
Shipment and prices are firm quotaon which are thr
same en- the 9Th instant previous recent Of The nf
vorabe Lverposl advises Of March sh ave Ter ordns
ry as mddipg eci nddng fair 81 eS far 10 ioi: of
quality above fully fair the stock unusually small The nr
walls today about 900 bales.
bssApsrurFs To-day have received the frs. supnlies
TOT TIE season via canal few thousand barrels
TINS ms a. yet however, produced change the market
and will not be for days that the probable suppy
quality. ~ p
REAL EsTATs To-day has been sold by Blocker Co
number OF lots OF real estate all Of rood sales
The lot In Cherry "a by s3 fec Reade street
was 2years unexpred lease with ground 1890 the
Arkansas lots military bounty lands sold for tsxes THE
lots on Goerck street. by Franklin d by los each
These sales were thought TO be comparatively
few last
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-21

~ TINS WEEKLY HERALD will be published today
at nine o'clock. II will contain oil the news
of the week, with the splendid wood cut of the
Mighty Lecofoco playing a, nine pins in Wall
street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-21

rLe-~'s r~s--~. All sh. osv~.vs of ..b~.bau vii
las, neat boxes on the North and East Rivers,
and Elysums, within five or six miles of our great
Babel should attend the sale OF plants and roots
Brooklyn this morning. the of Jay and Will
loughby streets.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-21

IRISH PoTAroEs-ALL SIZES AND CoLoRs.-A real
Albno-some say she is a Cmcassian-has never
been in the country, and the giant would take
Porter held him sp and pat him into his pocket.
They open on Tuesday.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-21

II Here's great chance for young married ccu-
PIES Great sale Of furniture today at 81 Ann street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-21

ANOTHER NHw YoRK VIcroRY.-Rhode Island has
gone for the wings by 500 majority-last year was
1000. Fire the guns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-21

m n. ma ~ ..,e MOcKiN0, CANARIEs, sed REQ
IL RrpDa - a., rs,p srrr ~ ow price. Apply ut
PETER sHIkrAUs No. b2n pe.,ia
ss,,- near p oadwsy.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-21

CANADA.-No good will come of the execu-
tons at Toronto, in Upper Canada. The whole thing
is bad raste-bad policy-bad principle-bad feeling
bad every thing. 1t sows the seeds of an inevitable
revolution. See, lift don't. The pretty Victoria will
never sanction it.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-21

THE BALL AT characterization tricksy spirit,
has sent materials for full description of this
chanting scene-accompaned with delicate white
from one of the beauties of that charming vii
lage. Oh ye gods! what a happy world this is !
The description on Monday.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-21

OUT OF THE FRYING INTO THE FIRE.-The
Wall street prints make :" a fuss" because the Senate
wanted to place the direction of the Eight Million
Bank Loan in the hands of Azariah Flagg the Loco
foce, yet they themselves have placed the creation
of One Hundred Millions of bank capital under
the new Bank Law in the same hands. Fudge
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-21

10 Walk much-wash often-eat and drink mo-
deratey-pay your debts-love the pretty girls
that's the whole duty of man.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-21

No Goa correspondentsays that Joe Hoxr has
turned locofoce, and desires blow him up, be-
cause he wont receive for fees but Safety Fund
psney ven DO no such thing In that Joe Re right
and fyllows our practice. When the locofocs
sousy 10 issued then he'll take that
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-21

Mrs. OrIRs WoRxs.-We are glad to perceive that
complete edition of the works of this excellent lady
IS on sale. No auhoress is more entitled to the thanks
of parents, and the respect and admiration of society
than the once fair, but now venerable quakeress
Amelia Opie. The work, complete in six volumes is
ready for delivery by Mr.. Sanford, % Ann street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-21

The New YoRk MAGAzINE.-A new brochure will
appear on the first of May, dedicated to satirica
expose Of the sayings and doings of this metropolis,
under the above title. We understand it will be very
racy and pungent and will rip open in grand style
certain matters that the parties think hidden. Look
out for squalls.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-21

II The cognoscenti may have real treat at 565
Broadway, corner Of Prince streetD where there
choice collection of oil paintings from the churches
and palaces of Italy. The sale commences on Mon
day morning.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-21

70 The "Buffalonan' is a small paper, published
in Bufialoe, but smart though small. 1t is to be
larged when the lake opens-and will soon be large
enough to compete with the others.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-21

~ The Biography Of a Lsafer" shall appear.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-21

20 The Packet Ship Gladiator, Captain Sutton,
arrived yesterday evening This vessel left Ports
mouth on the 18th March, and brings nothing later
than what has been already received per Sheridan
from Liverpool. We had by her, London papers of
the l7lh and the 18th being Sunday left nothing for
the Gladiator to bnng either in news, markets, or
general intelligence
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-21

ever, that "ths fellows q great overgswn brute
ovsrgrown brute. IN overgrown brnte-an ass, an
ass, an ass, a coxcemb, . coxoomb, coxcomb-
and with no more brains than one of his own pots
and pans"
We expect 10 hear that the nuptias have been CO.
LIBERATED in day two, and imagine the stare OF
the doughty here when he finds that the only dowry
of his inamorata will be what she brings him on her
back and absut her. instead Of the 500 Oe0 and that
the Harpers have declined putting his volumes to
press on the plea that they have got two barrels OF
Ms. yet unread, and which have the priority OF date
ever his Romance of American History" IT'S q
strange wsrld, my masters; yet so it wags.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-21

Ofnst forbdden whose moral taste brought dea'h
Into the world, and Ill our we'
In agility and pcturesquess she - superior 70 he-
comte-in grace and medesty purer than hugss"-ln
genus and originality beyond, far beyond both. She
IN truly phenomenon.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-01-03

THREATENED RIoT.-It is stated +,
the Hagerstown Torch Light ofTbn,a
day, that in consequence of inform.
tlon received from that section of Il,
Canal, that the laborers on the linn
above Licking Creek intended mar,
ching down in hostile array. against
those on the lower sections,-a remii.
sItion was made by the civil AUTHORITY
on the Brigadier General, TO order m,
a portion of the military force under
his command, with Il view to ouell anv
tumnIt or riot that might take place.
In pursuance of orders to that effec,
three ofthe volunteer companies Of Ha.
gerstown were held in readiness to
march at IA moments warning. Inihe
mean time "A messenger was despatched
10 the scence ofthreatened commotion
who returned on Wednesday evening.
and reported that quiet was restored.
without any overt acts ofthe kind anti.
cIPated; but that some apprehensions Of
an out break continued TO be entertain.
Ell. The companies were then dismiss.
ed, with orders to be in readiness in
case their aid should be yet deemed
necessary, TO preserve the peace and
quiet OF the county.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-01-03
IN SENATE.

FRtDAY, DECEMBER 22.-The Sc
nate resumed the consideration Of the
bill 10 restrain the circulation of small
notes In the District Of Columbia. The
question being on the amendment OF
Mr.. SMITH, of Indiana, to exclude the
nforner from receiving halfthe fine
Alter debate, the question was taken
on Mr.. SMITH's amendment, and deci-
deG in the affirmative as follows: Yeas
81, Nays 16.
Mr.. STRANGE offered, as an amend.
ment, to the words "or receive"
after the words offer to pass"
Mr.. STRANGE explained the object
Of the amendment, which, on some re-
marks by Mr.. WILLIAMS, was with.
drawn.
Tho question on concurring in the
several amendments offered in Com
mlttee of the Whole was then taken,
and the amendments were agreed to.
The question on the engroSsment OF
the bill vas then taken, on which MIR.
WRIGur called for the yeas and nays,
which were ordered, aud were as FOL.
lows: Yeas 81, Nays-nonc.