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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-29
From the Morning Chronicle.

domestic drama, in two acts, entitled St Ma
rvs Eve" was produced this theatre with decided
success. Mile Celestes acting Of the sister was very
touching; aud her natural French pronunciation adj
ded considerably the Of the dialogue and
IN parts where she was most affected by the anxiety
which she felt for her brothers welfare, her breaking
from the broken English into her natural tongue,
the pure French, was both true nature and excel
lent in effect. The piece having been gwen out for
repetition every night during he week, amidst much
applause, Mile Celeste called forward to receive
the acknow ledgements of the house
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-29

5,lsE BRASS WlWE.-For Biu,hmpkvrs uss, tot
n sale by LEWIS FEuCHTwANGER,
se7 2 Cour landtsL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-29

JOH u a N A.
- TAILoRING ESTABLISHMENT,

U Respectfully norms his friends and the public that he
has taken the II Cedar St doors east OF Broadway
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-29
From the Globe.

new domestic burleta, in two acts, called "St.
Mary's Eve, was produced AT this theatre with tho
most marked as well as deserved success, which has
attended the production Of any dramatic representa-
ton either here or elsewhere for some time past The
scene, the title imports is LAID in Cumberland, in
The time of the Preende and the reign of George the
Frst and the story is OF that simple, touching kind,
which never fails to please when properly handled,
as is undoubtedly the IN the present instance
We do not know the name of the author, but must
do him the justice say that nothing equallng it in
excellence has been Witnessed on the stage since the
Rent Day" The piece closed amid loud and en-
thusiasnc applause.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-29

Aswe stated, the success of this lady last night was
decided The drama of st. Mary's Eve is beautiful
one. The following tributes from the the London
papers are well deserved -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-29
NEW YORK BAZAAR
CRATE APRONS,
Important 30 MiIiincrs, Country Merchants
md the Ladies in general.

of the most beautiful patterns which attract me
Ladies wondc fully. myIl-lnln
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-29

WINDOW BLINDs.-The suoscriu.r manu'n 't9ts,
w asd rs Constantly hand. Neniuan bnas ol 'sou
patterns IN colo s. Shstcr Winds made TO order ~ ~ uN
ntces ether establishment land made Roodl w te
notice NArHANlEL ". PLUM.
1863 Chambers street, opposite Stuarts canhy stnIe
R-Od bluds repaired and painted au3t lm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-14

a. LIVERPOOL PACKETs:-To sail from
k ysk the 9Th, and from Liverpool on the gath OF
in the year, except that when thsse dates
f on sunday sailing OF the ships viii be deferred ua,il
the nett day.
PROM veRg.
Feb. s-shlp tGE0. WASHINGTON, H. Hciaredge, s7s
Fes'S-shp PENNSYLVANIA Johy r. Smith, s'c,ons
Aprii s-sLip INDEPENDENCE 4. Nye, mes,er 75S
sept s-ssp ROSCOE, }. c. Delano, master, go toss
FROM LIvERrooL-
Dec. a Ship PENNSYLVANIA.
Jan "a Ship INDEPENDENCE.
Fch 2A-Ship ROSCOE.
March 24.-shp GEO. WASHINGTON
Thee ships all Of the first class commanded by men ~
and will be spared 10
Rave the ard The sures Of the first
s,r,on The rate passage Is fixed by understand
rg vii the n ope,ors packet lines Al tl4o kc
sr he Of these vessels VIII be respons
hi T any letters packages sent by the above ships
unlcs regular bills Of adng signed thereon FOR freight
% pGsnggrNEfy MINTuRN CO. Ist Frost ct. Tor
wILDEs, PiCKERsGILL co. LverroeL j3
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-14
LIVERPOOL AM NEW YORK CON-
MENClAL LINE PACKETS.
ID "a 81 IA
REGULAR COMMUNICATIONS,

REGULAR COMMUNICATION.
NJ Remiances and dras with freight and passage 10 and
from Great Britain and Irelapd-ROCHEs COMMERCIAL
LINE. The Subscrh respectfully intimate their friends
rang with them the bringing Of their families
the early spring shps-ihe FIRST OF which vii
running from Liverpool the Isl February isa,
will continue regularly week
aordng ia eisrans the most desirable and eligible convey
The detention OF vessels Liverpool engaged IN this trade,
having heretofore been great and nst cause NJ complaint
subscribers DESTROYS the by despatch
ing every week from Liverpool tn effect the eerma
establishment of such regulations their days NJ ssar
Will give entire satisfaction 70 shippers and ~ further In
fer them give preference 10 their Line over all
transient vessels, guarantee they shall Inevitably
sail the appointed day, full not full, and take herh
when opposed transient vessel nj such rates ~ viii 10
sure the ~ pport and 10 shipper. by this Line
The employed Tor the convenience Of their pss~n
Lv, rpoo. of the first clasrunning regularly
day from the different ports Of Ireland and scotand
convenience Of Importance 10 those residing al the ou
ports.
In relation 10 remiances their dras post the
ROY Bank &c Ireland paid n sight, free ~ dssoun
charge a province and eourtyb sides In the nlaHd
answering The Rank OF ireland notes
a convenience only bv this establishment
Their drafts well orders can he forwarded ny
regular packets s,ng the 4, 9Th. 18th, and 2h ~
IN the Those residing In the country can
b. letters post paid which viii be runctualy ~
tended to- Further particulars be ascertaned sppiss
tos At " South street New rcn, rom,,vu co
d205m. ROCHE bkBTHsNs6 Co.
"a PASSAGE FsOM SLIGst-A first rate
~ shin will sail from Sligo abont the i6'h April
Ak merit and accommodate number OF pasengersi IN
either cabin or ste rage
FOR freishtor passage, agpy e .. r,o. :,
Nh Persons wishing 20 money TO N " friends
have rans sight Mr.. iaga Leighton, Qua S. sngo
IN tmt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-14

"A CITY HOTEL TO LET O6 LEASE
m That long established and well known Hotc situated
ir tTcs Genessee 81, neat the canal AMI contcn,.
plated A. pot OF the railroads The building sbrek
sores high front ny IS feet In deph snh contains
rsons scndcn 81 garret I'd Kitchen SCOTS ~ a wnrn
large square psors Also, bans co On touse, the
funture viii he dspose ri 10 the lessee on trm
krequired Possession gwen the fh0s Feb neSt.
For sale exchange, Tor Improved city property o~snt
Col farm banks or the Huiop, highly i'm provd con.
,sInns 7s acres Apply st NO IS " MARKS rscs 20
ssd III O'Clock. AM. WIN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-14
FARE REDUCED.
@i;;2 @5a @@
UNITED STATES MAIL FOR PRINCETON, III
TOW AND PHILADELPHIA.


BY Rail Road and Coaches
Morning Line-wll leave the foot Of Courasdt 81 every
nornng go,ock the the New Jersey Kan Road
70 New wick, thence by stage Trenton, arriving
Philadelphia the afternoon.
ReurninvIeavc Trenton ~ o'clock, a. ~ sitter the
arrival Of othe Phsdphs and Trenton Nail Road
arriving stNew York at o. O'Clock. r NJ
Even Lineicaves New York foot N Courtsnd e. Al
O'clock passengers win r~nch Trenton by O'clock,
lodge and take the early Philadelphia and Trenton
IA Rose arriving In Philadelphia Nv ? O'Clock, AN
Rcturning-Leavc Phisdcnhia aia O'Clock, r. ~ arriving
In New York ., % O'Clock, 4. ~
apply Al the Rail Road oce foot OF Couuaudt
st. New York the old Sisre Oce % South 81 ST. oppo
site Congress HALL Philadelphia and at the bar ~ Rising
sun Tavern Trcrtop To-
rs.sengersfrom Paterson sccemmo1ssed b taking
the 6rst ssd last OF the Rail Road which
meet with the above Uses The Junction A. serg-n; AMI the
public may rely uron asuppy ofages New bruswich for
their accommodation IL .'F #5N M III
For seats u tho above named lines, apply 70 Thonss Whit
6eld on 3. Mail Co,ch Ohce, ODD No Ceurtandt 81
Broadway, NJ W yort.
M 3. Leaves Tie .fhcs ~ quarter before A. NJ and .
49, ALkxANpER NJ CUMMING. rropre,cr
New yerk. Nov. 10, 1887. -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-14

IA SAVANNAH PACK " Ts-OLO LINE
Gk The shps comprising the above ue will bo
- from New FORK and Savannah In the folio wing
order:-
Ship TRENTON, (aewl Jas g. Bennett master.
Sh D AUBURN, tnew) N. Durfey p,aster.
shid REPUBLICAN, ". w. Foster MASTER
Ship MILLvD0EvlLLE, d. l.. rsrtrr master.
Ship NEWARK, 4. Durham master.
expressly for the trade Their Accommodations passen-
elegant and extensive, and facility will be
forded To shippers by ihslia
Goods the subscribers will be shipped OF
al, charges except thoseaetusily Incurred.
JoHNs0S LowDEN ss wall st. and
j1 wAsHBURN LEwIs, Savannah.
IA NRwLISE LivERPOOL PACKETS
ffH To sail froa New York lsi Liver pool
s-@ss6 on the lstn OF each months
YORK.
New ss,p sippoNs, CAPT -; Isl January.
Ship CARRlCk, Capt N. n. Palmer, LIST March.
Snip sHAKEsPEhRE Capt }. Csliss, April
FROM LtvERPooi-
Ship GARRiCK, Capt N. n. Palmer, 10th December.
ship SHAKESPEARE, Capt.. Collins, 18th January
New ship SIDDONs, Capt. - 18Th February
Ship SHERIDAN, J. A. Pierce 10th March.
These ships the FIRST class all armed upwsrdso ~ 800
tons buthen built " the city Of Ne~ YORK; with such i'm
passenger Every has taken In the arrangement
Of their accommodations The price 81 passage hesce
for which smse stores udsg nc wiz BE- provid-d
without wines &c fim These ships viii be commanded by
general ssaeios. Neither captains nor he o
these ships viii be rvspon ba for letters parcels or pack
ages sent by them unless GUAR bills Of sdng are signed
therefor Yer freight or passage. apply To. :.
sJns Rnow IA 60 S0q I,s - Ssr h''A
The ships II this line will hereafter armed and their pecu
Var construction gives them security not possessed by Any
other eut vessels Of war ll3
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-14

s4A Old LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACK.
Orb ET s-The did Line Of Packets VII De sespscsca
roo on and 10th ofeach month with the sxcs puon lint
wh.n the sailing day falls on sundsy me aps WI sail
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-14


ID FOR N@W ORLEANs.-The Louisiana.
rS and New York Line OF ackets will
49, Monday, from New York, and from New orleans,
and 10 insure the stricest puncuaty in the time OF sailing
the line will hereafu consist Of the following slips:
Ship LOUISVILLE. Capt Palmer, LIST. Jan.
ship HUNTSVILLE, CSpt. Efdridge 18Th JsH
Ship viCKsBUR6, Capt wooahouse, 18th Jan
Ship MISSISSIPPI, Capt Davis, l2th Feb.
- Ship YAZO0, Cart Trask, 26ih Feb.
The above shps all OF the first Glass copper
fastened and coppered and upwards OF 500 tons buhen
of very light dram of water being built Ia this city,
pressy for the Trade: The price Of passage fixed $780,
their cabins fitted the most improved and
plan, md fo nshed and elegant style. Ample
ofthe first quality, will be provided and regard had
the eemort aud entire satisfaction Of passengers These pack
commanded by captains well experienced In the trade
who will give every attention and exert the mseIves
-dste. They will at all inns he lowed and down
The Mississippi by steam boats and the strctest punctuaIy
observed In The time ofsaing Neither the
Of these win be responsible FOR ewelry bullion precious
silver plated for letter, parcel pack
by board Of them unless bills OF
adng taken Tor the and the value therein expressed
All goods sent TO the subscriber, viii be forwarded free Of
commission For rcigh, or passage. apply to
r. X COLLINS CO. "a, South St
No received after the Saturday evening previous
the day Of sailing. d2l
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-14

eN HAykE PACKETssmUMloN Line
EERD To sail from New York on the 9Th, 10th and 2ih and
Xaas from Iiavre lsi, 9th and 18th Of every month :
ship LOUIS PHILIPPE, 18th Dec. 1T F f.,'''
800 tons, j. Castof, }8ih Apr. 10th May.
(24h Dec lsth Feb.
Ship SULLY, ID. Lines, 10th April Isl June.
tsth Aug. 18Th Sept
Ship BURGUNDY, Jno. Rocket 2i,h April eth June.
Ship RHoNE, wm skiddy, >s,h May 10Th June
Ship CHI iRLEMAGNE, (24th JAM 9Th March
A. Richardson 10Th May. LIST July
Ship VILE DE LYON, tsh Feb 18th Mach.
800 on Charles Stoddart, Path May. 9Th July
Ship FRAN co.'s, Ter w. W. Pel 9Th June. i6,b july
Ship FoRMoSA, w. d. orne, 18th june LIST Hug
Ship sILvIE DE GRAssE. ts'h March. issh April.
L. Wiederholdt 24lh June 18th Aug.
[I6th Mar. [Ist May.
snip foA A''h''y ssh ' osl s asir p ass
ship ALBANY, }. Johnson, 18Th july 1t 1t Sept.
These vessels the first class and ssly commanded
that may required for and acindng
%nss ssd o e. OF every Goods sent TO either
sS sSarE s'sep 9:s ssHSy
Us WM wHIrLOCK, Jr. 46 South street.
| IL ,LIvEKPOOL Jackets.
sE@ Sailing from New York on the 2ih, aad from Liver
-cn@spoOl on the 9th OF each month.
The above line OF packets will be
| bers, and is composed Of the following ships
From New York.
June 2-The UNITED STATES, Capt NJ IT, Holdrege
March 24-The ST. NDREw Capt. WIZ. c. Thompson.
sS arse bce CAPT. l Fs hr!l Alien
From Liverpool.
May s-The ST. ANDREW $50 tons
June 8--rhe VIRGINIAN, 62o tons.
July 8-The SHEFFIELD. 60e tons.
Aug. 8--rhe UNITED STATES $50 tons.
The qualities and accommodations the above ships and
the REPUTATION OF their commanders well Every
exert will BE- made promote the
and the interests Of importers The price Liver
pool in the cabin, other lines Sl40 with
\ and stores OF every description.
The owners will not be responsible for letter
package sent by the above ships for which bill oadng
taken. For freight or pssssge, ag apply 70
| SANDS, TURNER. FOX L Co. or
| jpn ROBT. KERMIT, ~ south 81,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-14

III NEW ORLEANS DESPATCH LINE.
R This line consists Of 81 ships and brgs OF which
-S<wl san weekly till the LIST OF October: rfer which
time two will sail weekly during the busR These
vessels are all Of the first class warranted to insure at lowest
rates anS 10 take the Rare Freight
will Ne taken In this line throughout the year. 10 per
ceut less than any other line whatever. Apply TO
X. ELWELL, Packet Ofibe, so SoutbsL1
Al goods from outperts will be shipped and forwarded
Immediately at New Orleans free Of commission, and every
AID attention paid despatch and SAFETY Mer
chasis having freight to dispose Of will find IL decidedly for
their intercstts apply as above. j23
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-14

- TO LET ON LEASE-Tbat beautiful Conn
E Try residence wherein the subscriber resides
Codspring liarbor, Long Island, and wards
OF the steamboat landing The consist of Kitchen
and Flower Garden, well stocked and shrub
berry The House situate in the of the grounds
immediately on the edge ef the harbor within yards
the waer where there beautiful sand ach bathing
The House Is new large and with wide hall
ming through the ce tre which looks both the
modern style. There is The premises new and con-
venent BARR coach house stables shea, fowl hou 2,
house, NC These premises admirably well calculated
for large genteel family residence geneel Board
lag Mouse, being in sight, and about half a mile dis
tant from the Episcopal Church Stages pass.
door twice aday 70 and from The Rail Road Depot which IS
CLAIMS and The land are very
tensive romantic and beautiful beyond description.
For particulars inquire OF HARRISON FLEET Is Rose
vel! & or OF the subscriber on the premises.
ff0-3t' THOMAS HARRISON
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-14

these dips arr I'll the hrst csss cor mandsd Inv men OF
te scier and experience ard furnishcd with
best kind E,e attention wi be Paid 70 passengers 10 pro-
80 their com and uience The
~nrd hx~d understanding With The popse,ors Of The
others lines nj si4 including wins aud every
srripton, ago without wines and hquors at.
Nett ~ he captains 81 these ships ill he resp~w
rbe for an parcels or packages sent by them, uniess
regular Wills or lsiing are signed therefor
freight or r.s rgc, aprly 70 -
ooDDIUE co, or G ". MARSHALL
"a South 81 New vsvh.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-14

r -" ~ PASSAGE TO CHAR LESION
SsrxSSI1 >. For the gEaater despatch and conye,
nlenee OF travellers going north south the
Asnuc ana savannah and Charleston Packet Com
pahes nave formed linz of Steam PACKETS 20 run twice
anu from Norfolk and Charleston comprising the fol-
lowag Packets 80 -
GEORGIA. Captain Roll rs
= CAROLINA, Ca tain Cofay.
-, PULASKI Captain -.
The Pulaski will through to alb on and after Sa
enraay 2s instant They viii leave Norfolk alternately eve
Friday. 1880 ~ e'''S 'io""ay ans
i1ssengess leaving Philadelphia Mondays and Fridays
iuah Nnrok Ia time for these Packets whichar all fur
VIM hs rate copper boilers. and the nders and
are men OF skull and long xperience BY this Line
tney srr one nightless than by ober -
Fassage from Philadelnhia through, $50
a. naniMsre
Norfolk, % IS
ckes TO be had At the office in rha-
utpha or on board the NJ roh Steam Roa
wharf w. ~ ss' Wy ie"'c u'1
The steamboat WIN sEABRooK leaves Charleston far S.
annah every Friday morning.
All baggage al the risk ofthe owners
Baltimore, l4'L Oct. 1887. fsI
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-14

t1A BALTIMORE PACK ETS-UNION
N4 LINE.-The following vessels will We regularly de-
-<s1Fs, paiched between New York and BaltimOre-
Brig PAVILION, w. Belly, master.
Brig SOLON, B. Bourne. m.ster
Sckr CHARLES NJ. SMITH, Il. T. Totten. MASTER
schr tENRY BARGER, f. C. Briggs, master.
Schr DIRECT, C. L. Briggs master.
Schr LACONIC, J. G. D--ison, master.
The vessels comprising this line perior sailing
nearly all built of the best materials expressly Tor the
trade ably the experienced pilots on the
be effected the lowest rates. great
spatch will be given asa exerion will used by the
masters give satisfaction shippers Goods
the subscribers will be shipped free o commission
apply to j. K ". BRIGGS sc old Slip, ~. ".
jos j. w. BROWN Smiths Dock. Bait.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-14
NO. 2a3.

% 10. Rad AND CANAL TO PITTSBURGH
'' "e "sst ohrser House, Corner OF Broad and r.
III p,, streets, daily at O'clock 49, ~
IRe Boats and Cars usea upon his Iine a., ar
description having been built expressly te ,e Wy Dest
ana are not surpassed by any In The conn,r1
= me Only racket Line III. gu The Rail K,A -,
uaIIsourFh, thereby saving so miles OF anal wac 70
reaching Pittsburgh three days ana al, "sNti s1l
Columbia ond there took the canal 49, ivy "en' oy
For speed ami comfort this Line i not excsled h,
IN the United States. - " - "hJ o'hsr
assengers to Cincinnati, Louisville, Nachez Nashville -
@c WIN always be certain Of being taken on hou, AZ
the matt ~ ''''ou'sn, carrying
ro seats apply al the north of 4h and Cbes,nu,
~, ana al no zoo Market corner Sd and Willow sis
Philadelphia, May g. hsaa1-
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u RI -. \. I. RI, N.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-14
NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY IA, 1893

PACKETS composing he above s' Will s
Ship si! sHSiiisGs \ .i,is~s master
Ship OcMULGEE, (new) T. ). Leavts.
Snip Snip CELIA CELIA, D. L. Porter, master master
Snip Ship ocoNEE new J. a B. %i nss'.a master.
The above ships were all built in New York expressly for
with Their
every fasy will be afforded shippers and passengers All
OF is
"a MOBILE PACK ETs-NEW LINE
he p np Nsw Ye above line M be so 5
Ship THAMES, jas. d. Snow, master.
Ship WARSAW. j. Thatcher master
Snip Snip G SAMaWss Tso r sml E. MASTER
The all first ships copper fastened and cop
handsome accommodations for passengers Goods
forwarded the subscribers will be shipped free of conais
j jss - : CENTER CO. 81 Pine st.
ssM MOBILE CITY LINE PACKETS
1 The subscribers have es'aSsssd line Of packets
vessels Of suitable 10 the city without lghterage
and IS ) composed BED. Of The following vessels
Rriss wARsaM,f shsi a, A %ss'er "'''e''
Brig GAMILLA, +. N,eh is, master '''''''
Brig MOBILE, new -, master.
Insurance can be effected on goods the lowest rates Of
nj This Line Of packets will have Prompt and
s sT FtHss % wu St.
t,l,t, DARIEN, (Geo) LINE of PACKETS.-Bng
11.rn AMELIA STRONG, II. I. Br0wR, master.
.z-z1G Brig PREMIUM, J. Coburn, master.
Brig MACON A Bbbns, master,
Brig DARIEN, @, p. Bulkiey, master
Brig NEW JERs Fly, B. Mal,he VS., master.
The SUBSCRIBER has IN e"nnrcon wS Msssr Hawes Mitch
ell Coia of Daren, Geo. established the above line OF
ses built expressly for the above trade and all copper en
so sney have three steamboats, runang the river All
goods forwarded to the agent In New York will De forwarded
Tree of commission n NJ. DEMILL l85 Front st.
line OF stages from barien Macon three times
week also steamboat to St Augustine twice week j23
IL CHARLESTON PACK ETS-Cemnercia
I4 Line She following sses compose the above line
packets:
Brie DIMON, Frederick Sherwood, master.
Brig CORD ELLA Francis Sherwood master.
Brig BUEN0S AYRES, III. Stuart, master.
Brig FANNY new w. Whittesey, master.
Brig -. (new.)
The above are all first class vessels built expressly for the
trade and commanded by experienced masters. Their
commodations for passengers extensive and exeons
will be O hoii A
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-14

d2A 40 LLI-A handsomely located and con venient
pE tenement 10 small family without csildron, situated
In The upper part OF the city, between HUDSON
broadway Rent, $500 per annnm Address d. A. this
"a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-05

~ Nr,.rt. Firt,'rI Z -. IT P'nlI 'el 1 y. Winch
hs'" been prepared 'ly orler ri the stscairodefs al
tie Penn>,l, anls li1Hh uf the nfcd ,fr, ss IL.
Jimmy of The high regard the, have Tor The cfnl.
uent abiiifs fulnrlcI The slainrss ehliactrf Is
citizen. the atainuefi> scholar. AMI the ain
bnies asa eeatc Mt. i Nicholas Bddle, l. o. the
president al that institution
Vt Augusta. Geo ~ IA inst a. inquest u,s h.1i
over the Poly OF Charlotte, sse at lhr llou. john
i. Hing. The verdict was, thu she came Ia her
death from pistol SHIT, 10y Suung nan naned
ouStrr. Who FIR. in, % M J, an At e. Yard,
hailed, ia ihr sum al ~ 900, ir his appearance IL
answer 1u in lctmrHl. uaior = recent law Iuulub
tinr the carving oislsalN 0stpJ.s sb9nt tic PEI.
sou.
Lore, Jea,.usb a4i a4sag p Hsff5.-Op
9th, thar a 'atlctn4n nlarto nul Ter young
woman IN Inc Avenue Last uleht She MS Of thu
unhappy class of c'nlics who i've on the iown. As
abe pIntrrdng IA lie Theatre ,.aritec occu#
pied BY gtiia Il tbfer fem tc-. the vehicle fred
upon. and tiIr Intended ticilu icrrr,rd pistol bal
IN the chick. Il cuirrcI hy the sale OF the nose
aud coming ~ cuutlct ulh the check honr glance
OF. AMI passed through HE opposite sid OF the c,r
tac.. The petprnalot oi thr outrage i sad T. b..
a Young lad Of the az OF u OIL >rarh. vito W.
dtitr1 To- tn, act hg love 1pd Jealousy IL hl. not
Aeen a'tc,'rd. The unfortunate Gal WIS L. iuull,
but not dangerously Wunnicd.'
The Republic Of Il5sd owes France 60 600 600
1fanc,. IA Indemnify monty. wh.ohr IA, agreed Ia
pay ~ the TIC ot about loo ,001. = seat \ T,c,ts
. tn rilref ias been recently sontl udc4
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-05

req. sC Al.
IRE: so.au SAILOR.

Tho oceurs, nrf her. t.lafed took place dnrlnr N
great eaHiiag sHjHan III New York. December II
le35
I'uas a i.a-.ul uirii.
Tie struns iianra fcr-c, sas,i
Prom sarsstJe street., from fp.re to syfs.
ana az trair treasures fed
Hank ia O nafa,rs CIV.
lli~h n'ef the iutzu wild.
= rushing toward her flame rfarf home,
Sue shnskd-- ~ c,.aI' ~, sLid."
wsniercr from tic s,a,
i stfaagcr. mas j her. ~
Aul ia hi. seneioa- bosom woke
The sympathetic glow
saiiiup tlt burning stairs
Wit dstiuc i.'t he dce.
Wan. ,sblc ,laad, Of stlin. ,mnsc
Conceded lin iIa.u the view
Fasi fell lhs blazin- hcams
Across his dangerous road
Tll TIC far chauber wcrs b .top'd
Like fers alow'd.
But Nhafa paaimg shout
Wh-p frol tn wreck he camr.
And ia his a smiling hnbs,
;>ul towing viii, III flame.
The moth 'f's nrlnfd tears
fcith Ia, n tnsf.ul -rcd
Yet crt til thr,sz could iosf5 Ia. u,lus.
Thai nnhl ta5 Gal drl.
No'iof Tia pr4'.z rfm1u
Dulh, tn G'cl at love,
Gsi nah bri-'.t p1f,lm; pnee.
lis rsgi. icrd ahu,,. l.. II. =.