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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-17
Important 10 Milliners, Country Merchants
and the Ladies' ia general.


" CARL KING the well kn3wn and celebrated First
Premium Tuscan and Straw Pat Manufacturer M,jrs
~ Victoria, ieen OF England, respectfully mfoms the La
dies OF New York and vicinity and the public generally
he menced the wholesale business and has entirely
given OF hsreai stores, nansey 1868 Broadway and
80 he will seavor have always and
elegant large assortment Of superior quality fashiona-
bly, manufactured Leg horn, Florence Tuscan and English
Hats bis residence, No II DvsiOs 10y SINGLE
h very resssnab price. MiiarTs and Country MGR
chants will always had general aad Of superior
fabric wholesale price OF Leghorns Florence Brads
Tuscan Engh Straw Hats By thu n case, bis
Wholesale Warehouse No. III Madca Lane, - stairs
reasuns Bile terms house ia TIE city.
N. Is. lie will keep also elegant the
fashionable French Flowers asd Paris Ribbons by the
set 1T a very reasonable price JySl-3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-17

hR. JOHNSON ~ Consulted con hdentiaiv ~ b- cfrr
~ No. ~ Duane streSt between Chshsr ard wiisp sts
the following dsessss, 9Uuarri .s...s Chan
sir curss seminal wess ard the
arising from vsnrr-ai pcisonor Improper Dr. Jas-
engage 70 remove recent ELECTION three
days, and tae ost lnvrerar eases In pToporosse time,
Without TIE use 81 any deb,lstsg Hiusco1s nedcin~
nrev,n nE from RuDesS Per-sns entr listing themselves
DR. Jnbnsons care NAV sese themselves with certainty ef
success ~ tne most aggravated Scrofrleus
cersediegs &c speedily beasd S'rasgers would do wen
by giving Or Jonnsoa CALI certain preventive way be
uasc sgan ne cUrrence u The foregoing dssses which
has fail when used within after
possre Luts poet paia AT enclosing fee, have
necessary medicine ana directions tis srded.
AuenasRce flom q, A. ". To N a. night sis ims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-18

ed 10 be made rwere in reference to the weighing of
articles concerning which he was necessarily bound
to make return, and referred to the 10th section Of
the act which says that nothing contained therein
shall be construed as 10 prevent any person from
weighing his own goods, wares and merchandise, or
such ia his possession, consigned to him,
either himself srby any person in his employ who is
not commissioned weighmaster.
The Judge said that the case was narrowed 10 one
point, whether the law meant that the returns were
TO be made out monthly and delivered to the weigher
general every month, or whether twelve monthly re-
ports might not be properly given in at the end ofthe
year bat that was for the jury to decide.
The jury decided by finding verdict for defendant
AGAINST the claim OF the weigher general.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-18

compared IT, $ Bank in the above read the fol-
lowing statement of the late government banks here &C
corsng 10 their returns OF last month -
sEwlYoRg BASgs-Dscember, 1897.
b. of Amer c ssy sss sos Pro s, rs ',se
Mechanics, i,ssOasS sies $50
The co wingba OF the com 2arave liabilities 10
specie in the aggregate, Of the banks cities
To, Gs SIS. & rs s sss Pc s asa, Dep Spec
%Ph lila NCy 2 sds 80 s sss sss
From these various facts win be that the proposed
mission Philadelphia, viii scarcely svorsb
the Ia the spring Of year suspension
Of specie payments Mr.. Bdde policy altogether different
from that the banks Of this city rer May be the morale
Of the thing he i decidedly against OF specie
present. and viii scarcely rego the spe pdd ope
ratop In fore ign crafty Wall fnaneie
We bat he is right-as matter Of seldeesce
As principle Of strict morals and philosophy resumption OF
specie payments ought not To se delayed but who
morals and philosophy days the mem time we
shall watch the progress OF the mission report progress
Wall money will prosper, ill some great
fnaaeer, equal to Mr. Bdde, take the have gr.s
sd to seize them myself and miserable cbaratans
Of that region how drive thick sculed directors
with skin and SCIENCE
The following bank returns from Asbams and
Kentucky.
or xEsTvcxy M#
Jane 50, 1887 Nop 80, 1857. Increase. Deevsa,s
s sn.,, siis s,s na,,se ,.. slc7sss
6epsste., ' ssG1sl 1855 7ssss s7ms ""'
BRANCH MOBILE.
Ofobre. 6prii 10.
Bills discounted, N,0il oo7 Country pap on ID dis eo0<
Bills protested, I.375 40 Dlscounied sos
The amosn OF notes under protest OF October due from the
several csuners to which added amount Of potesea
exchange, l2l6!ssis ss4g7sSs. This simple fact shows
the dilapidaed condilion OF credit in Alabama.
In the meantime, the resumption goes forward slowly. In
addition the made recently Of the Albany banks
find the fo owing in the Isyen Herald Of Tuesday
Srece Poy-ents-The New Maven bah resumed sreeie
payments all their bills tbs day The Mechanics bank of
this city also paws an, and the CRY bank bias nspend.
ed We have no that the Count, bank win immediate.
Nv follow in their footier though have communication
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-18
MORNING HER AL ID.


UppEs CANADA, THE FRoSrIER &c.-The delay
Of the mall owing TO the sudden vcissitudes OF the
weather during this most extraordinary season, pre-
vents our laying any further particulars before our
readers this morning from Navy Island This we
trust 10 be enabled 10 do IN the Erening Herald, and
il can scarcely fail 10 be important and decisive as
General SCOTS operations must by this time have
commenced, and Mr.. Van Rensselaer, cannot find his
position comfortable, or even tenable much longer
The mail is expected arrive al noon, and directly
we obtain our papers and letters we shall prepare
their contents for our evening edition.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-18

SUPERIOR CouRT PoIrrIcs.-There is said to be a
great jealousy between certain leading lawyers and
Judge Tamadge Of the Superior Court. The lawyers
are always mpugning the Judges law, and trying to
annoy him, so that he may resign. We must probe
this 10 the be,tom
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-18

~ The EVENING STAR IN commenting on the
libel case of Col. Murray, rersus VIM. Leggett, in
snuates that some person connected with the Gus
tom House furnished the libeous matter to Leggett.
Do you mean that Samuel Swarwout descended to
the post Of llbellinq Col. Murray by proxy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-18

LrrERARy.-Our loafer ltferateurs are quite busy
a, this moment. Willis Gaylord Clark is nearly ready
to publish volume OF poems. Col. Stone IS finish
ing Life Of Bryant the Locofoco-and VIM. Leg
ge,t is busy writing the tragedy Of John Cade,"
price sl0O0-and also the Life of Forrest" We
shall calmly review all these matters as they ap-
near.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-18

W CHARLES KING of the American, talks of the
late Henry Eckiord Jr. How dares that arrogant
and infamous slanderer pronounce the name of Eek
ford desd after recollecting hew he tried to defame
his character when aiire? The retrbutive day Of the
Eipos is coming
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-18

II Can any one give us the extract from the City
Charter, forbdding any Alderman from occupying
two Offices in breath We want to hold up the
mirror Of decency to Alderman Hoxie. Alderman
Acker in assuming the functions Of Sheriff. has very
properly Withdrawn from the Board. Hoxie yet
holds on, though Clerk of the County, and receiving
60
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-18

INDICTMENTS ron FRAup, &c.-Of late the Grand
Jaries and Court Of Sessions have been very msch
used to crush character and get evidence IN civil
suits We must examine this question.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-18

NATrRALIzATIos LAws.-A proposition is made in
Congress 10 changethe naturalization laws-incress.
ing the time necessary 10 get papers. II sa good
idea perhsps-but better enc would be to place nat
uralizalion on the principle Of passports
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-18

fr The great squabsle now between the wings
and the locofocos is the Boston Bank exploson-the
former say il is owing to General Jacks.ns expert
ments--tbe latter TO the corruption Of the banking
svstem Both are right.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-18

RELATIONS WITH EScLArp.-The north eastern
boundary question is coming to close. We expect
some curious revelations in day or two.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-18

10" The Express Mail IS becoming an execrable
thing according TO every accosnL Why will congress
continue IL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-18

AFREScH AcTRsss.-Mademoiselle Georges (once
the mistress of Napoleon) has retsrned from St.
Petersburg and been engaged at the theatre of tn
Porte ST. Martin, in Paris. This female was once
surprisingly lovely of the Georgian style of beauty
and is said, even TO have The darkest eyes, and
longest raven tresses of any Of her sex.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-18

yI ST. PETERS CHURCH in Barclay street is pro-
cecdng rapidyts completion On the opening OF this
church we mus, eadeavor 10 begin great agitation
or revival among the Catholics. We Catholics, have
not been blessed with a revival in century. We
must net forego the luxuriss of the age. remember,
when boy of fourteen, was undertaken by genu-
inc Catholic revival and used TO 60 among the
bushes of
:" A bonnie burn brae,'
and mediate on the Blessed Virgin and all the other
holy female saints OF the Roman calender. l always
preferred female sants all others. ST. Mary ST. Az
mes, ST. Margaret, ST. Asne, absorbed all my devo-
ten in turn l never had taste for ST. Peter or st.
Paul. In those days used 10 compose little hymns
to the Virgin and other fair SAINTS and sing them on
the Sunday morning among the saughen bushes"
with the accompaniment Of the lavarock voice" the
linties note" or the mavss tongue, and of other
birds.
How beautiful is religion in youth! wish were
as good rascal now as was thea.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-18

10 A splendid scrfe was gwen in Houston street
last evening If possible We shall give full descrp-
ton tomorrow
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-18

thing extraordinary 10 in store fer him. We snail
wind up this account Of this rather csnsPcuous Per
sonage with parallel after the manner OF PIuiarcn'
between him and another individual whose name mas
been much bruited abroad in every section OF Inc
Union.
/, must be admitted that Mr.. Van Burens road 10
fame has been snuous and obscure, wrgging along
ike serpent crawling through the dast and keeping
himself from falling backby the slime with winch ne
besprinkled his path but the General upward night
has been bold and soaring one, defyng me iighnng
and turning an intrepid eye 10 the hunders tnat roar
ed around aim. Men achieve greatness oy inherent
roads the object of their ambition is placed on me
summit of lofty rock accessible only TO reptiles
and to eagles; Mr. Van Blren progress may be COM
pared to the former while the General has gone
ahead on the devil may care principle OF the Imperial
bird While The statesman and jurist has followed
the example of the willy dplomaust Talleyrand pre-
ferng 10 obtain his purposes by craft and stratagem
our hero has dashed to the point like his prototype
Sam Houston of Texas, and had resortt the sword,
when other appliances were likely to fail Mr.. Van
Buren, is The prince of political loafers and Mr.. Van
Rensselaer, is the faciie princeps of military ones
the one has all the astuteness of the country around
him, the other all the rufians, stabbers, and durais
sujets The overthrow of either will net be much la
mented and the republic will be gamer IN either
catastrophe.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-18

II MApAMs CARADoRI was welcomed last night
in La Somnambula at the Park theatre in the most
enthu siasc manner. The house was gay and fash
onable. Brough was announced TO play the Count
but before ersing Of the curtain, Mr.. Murdoch made
his appearance in plain dress now for an apology
said several. Ladies and gentlemen" said Muir
dock, II am sorry, ladies and gentlemen, to inform
YOU ladies and gentlemen, that owing ladies and
gentlemen, TO indisposition, ladies and gentlemen,
that Mr.. Brough, ladies and gentlemen, will not be
able to perform tonight"
This brought ont prodgous applause, so glad were
the pretty, black eyed, smiling enchanting fair audi
ence that the donna was not to be indisposed.
Mr. Murdoch changed his right leg for his left and
went on-"Ladies and gentlemen, but have the
pleasure ladies and gentlemen TO say that ladies and
gentlemen, that Mr.. Richngs, ladies and gentlemen,
WILL ladies and gentlemen, supply, ladies and gentle
men, his place, ladies and gentlemen"
With this he made his bow and retired amidst thun-
ders of applause. Then followed a utter among the
charming young girls in the dress box, that sounded
like the signing of the morning breeze on the frat day
over the roses of Paradise, about an hour before
beauteous Eve moved down the fragrant walks after
hyacin,hs The opera then went on, in the usual
Jog rot style dot and go the aonna doing all the
beauty and the of the corps all the humbug ofthe
piece The house was near fall
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-18

s-T A full account Of the Krout yfets in day or
two.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-18

II The EVENING STAR has the fashionable news
fiom Washington which gave a week ago.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-18

As compared with the u = Bank In the above read the
lowing Of the late government banks here
eorsing 70 their returns OF last month
sEwlyoRg BASgs-Decemter, 1887.
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DURSUANT to n License granted by
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~ Vcrnon'. the subscriber, a. COMEDIAN oF
"u" Ellel Allen. "uoncornprs or Iuua,ic,"
Will offer for sale at public auction. unless
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IN Grand Isle. county Of Grand lslc. and
State OF Vermont. to wit. oil Of that part
of the first division lot Of land laid OF
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Socrates Catlin's Estate.
STATE or VER.MO.NT

DISTRICT OF CHiTrE>DEv -.
The Honorable The Probate Couri for he
District Of Chit,endea, To all psrsons
CONFIRMED in The Esiate Of Socrates Catfin,
late Of Burlington, in said Disirict. de-
ceased. GREETING.
W. BEREAS. the administrator Of the
w estate Of said deceased proposes to
render an account Of his administration.
and present his account against said esl tate
for examination and allowance at a session
Vt the Court Of Probate. to be holden at the
Registers office in Burlington on the sec
ond "Wednesday Of March next.
THEREFORE, Ynn are hereby notified to
appear before SAID Cout, at the time and
place ol"rcsaid. and shcw cause. it any you
hive. why the account aforesaid should not
be allowed.
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Mary Spooner's Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT }

CHlTTENDEN COUNTY, So. {
The Wonornb'e he Probcte C0urt far The
District Of Lh'Henden. Ia nU persons
conrernd in Me ENiui" If .1InrV Sponner.
inie If RHhm0nd. in snjd ID wr,ci de
rens"d GREETING
wv llEREAS, tho Administrator Of sad
w deceased proposes 10 render an account
Of his administration. and present his account
against said estate far examination and allow.
ance at session Of the Court of Probate. 10
be hnidrn at Enoe Hall IN Willislon on tho
ihlrd Monday ui March next.
TurRI FORE. You are hereby not fled "a
appear before sail court at the time aud
place aforesaid. r"d >h"w cause, if any yor
have. why the account aforesaid should no,
be- ullrvrd,
Gwen under my hand II, Burlington ihl:
i2ih day of February. A. y. 1853.
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FREDEhicK G.. Hill
vs.. Chi,tenGcn Coun.
UDNry ". PcNSlMAN IVY Court. August
Trustee of Term 1887,


francis DEvERENU.
N7HER AS Frederick G.. Hill, Of Jcrico,
w in said county Of Ch,,,cndcn. common.
crd his action on note ngai,s, Udney u. Pen
minan. Trustee of Francis Devcrcau. of Col
chester, ~ said county. an ASCENDING or ron.
cpalrd dub'or. in which the said Hin declares
against the said franrls IN plea of the ease.
stating that The said Francis on The l9,h dav
"rOr,obcr. IL 80. made and delivered to Asa
Eddy, John +. Mnnfoc aud Asahcl Hooker.
his nntc, wherein for value received he prom
led tn pay them or oidcr bv the 2j'h dav Of
December. 1880. with use. the sum Of five
dllars. which said mite the SAID Eddy. Nun
roe ard Hooker. afterwards endorsed 80 IN.
,hrt ClravcS nr bearer, aud the said Cieavcs
sod and delivered The said note to the said
llill. who is the lawful holder aud bearer
thereof and Of all which the said Francis had
notice. and that said note has not been paid.
to HE damage Of the said lill fifty dollars and
further stating that the said Penninan has in
his possession moneys. goods, rights and
credits. Of the said Francls to the value Of hfi Y
dollars (which cause was entered on the
dorkc, Of said cour, at the March Term thee
Of 1888. and has been continued from tenn tc
| term until the present term. and ii not beng
made to appear to The Court that the sal,
Francis has had personal notice of the service
'and pcndency of tins suit, the said Cour
ordered that further notice be given Of thu
pcndencv thereof by publishing the substance
Of The Plaintiffs declaration in the Bnriing
ion Free Press" e"spapcr printed in SAT-
Bnring on, three weeks SUCCESSFULLY the las
Of which To be thirty days before the sitting o
said Court at their next Term. which shall b
deemed sufficient notice 10 the said Fianci
Devcreau to appear and answer thereto.
Dated at Burlington. in said county, thi
Gath day Of January. 1888.
WIN. NOBLE, Clerk.
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FEMALE SEMINARY.

VENllE Sp'lng AND Summer Term, of the
D. Burlington femaie Seminary, com.
mrnCes March 1T.
= Pc SEES.
Board. including Washing, Fire and
L'gh''. $50 per quarter.
Tuition IN English and La,in. s. per Or.
Ft"nch, So "
" German. 81
Linear and Perspective
Dtnw'ng D.
Vocal Music. +" Muse 4,
pupils s.. Others D.
Piano and Gurnr
Ami cA'ipn. should be made to The Prin
cipal. NJ. & GRrEN.
Burlnutnn F"h I 1893
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STITE or IEH.IUNI,

Dl>TniC Of CHITrE>pES -
The Unn,rnb'e ME Probnie (ouri ,cIhjn
and for me D,Nrjn e Ch,Htnden ia
NE n ed iHrS nnd mhers r0nrprn,d in Hp
tH''e N Lmnei y PilH, htr NJ .NiHon
I" srd D'Hyir, de,prypd
WHEREAS the administrations or said
W deceased, have made Application 10
ms C'nrl. !" extend the iIme limited for
making payment of She debts uf SAID dccra SrG
SIX months from this date. ana the Rad Wed
n"sday of March next, being assigned for n
hearing N the premises, a, the ollie, of Tho
Register OF tins Court IN Rurn ,lou and il,
having been ordered that notice thereof he
gwen by publishing tins decrcee three weeks
snrccsSivelv ~ he Free Press, uewsponcr
printed AT Burlington, before the time fixed
for hearing,
lhorcl"rr. you are hereby notified to appear
before SAID Court AT the lime and place aGnrc.
SAID then aud there Ia make objection il anv
YOU have, TO the said time ofpuymenl being
further extended as aforesaid
Given under my hand at Burlington this
10Th day oiFebruury.A A. d. 1883.
CHARLES RUSSELL, Judge.
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NflIS new edition in one neat volume
L comprises all the public acts of the Leg.
stature of,his State, together with list Of all
local and private acts, ard acls repealed from
the year 1924, TO 1885, and is now for sale at
the Book Store FLAMES W. FIickok, in Bur-
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of the Statute Laws.
Burii gton, Jan. 81, 1888.