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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-10-24

SIR JonN HERscHEL' COMPLIMENT
TO AMERIcANs.-At recent meeting
OF the British Association for the ad-
vancement of science, ut New Castle.
Sir John Herschel, in speaking of those
persons who had correspondent with
HIM upon the subject of meteorology.
said that he had received communca-
tons from different parts of the globe,
giving valuable information upon me-
neurological observations made, but TO
none had he to express his obligations
IN stronger terms than to tho Z" philoso-
piers of America.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-10-24
mARrIUp y.

On Thursday the 18th inst, by The
Rev. Lewis +, Wilson. Mr.. HoRAcE
Cox to Mrs. NANCY LEFEvER, of this
County,
On Thursday evening last. by the Rev.
C. w. Deems, Mr. HUeH MCKEE oil
Charlestown. to Miss CATHARINE JANE
RoUscH, Of this town.
On the 9th ult., by the Rev. ID. G.
BragonIer, Alr. ROBERT NJ. SMALL of
Clearspring, Md. TO Miss j. f.. M
daughter of Mr.. ID. Hover.
On tbs i4ih inst by the same, Denton
} McCor, proprietor OF Nc Coy's Ferry,
TO Miss SUSAN MILLER, both of Wash
ington County Md.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-10-24

INTERESTING TO SMOKERS An ar
tlcle has been invented which verv
much enhances the enjoyment Of a CT
gar. 1t consists of a tube with a bulb
in the centre for reception Of cotton,
which absorbs all the oil of the weed,
leaving the smoker the pure and unal-
Logged flavor ofthe cigar.-N. Y. Star.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-10-24

We understand that the Texian Min.
lster, on the occasion exchanging the
ratIiicatlons ofthe boundary convention
lately published, delivered to the Ac-
ting Secretary Of State IA note, in which,
after stating in friendly terms that al
though, since the note of Mr.. FoRsYTH.
declining the proposition submitted by
Texas for her admission into the Uni
on, the question of annexation had been
considered by the United States Go
vernment as finally disposed of; vet,
inasmuch as the impression appeared
still to remain upon the public mind in
both countries that the proposition was
still pending--he had been instructed
by his Government to communicate to
that the United States its formal and
absolute withdrawal ofthat proposition.
Ball. Pat.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-10-24

1t is stated that the joint ages OF the
present cardinals of the Roman Catho-
iIc Church, CD in number, amount TO
3,o42 years. The eldest of these &c.
cleslastlcs IS cardinal Bussi, who is SO
years OF age, and the youngest cardinal
della Genza Sermattei, who is only
ihirty-seven.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-10-24

MELANCHOLY OCCURRENcE.-The
National lntelligoncer OF the 18th inst.
says -" 1t gives us much pain to re-
cord the following melancholy and dis.
tressing event which occurred in the
house Of Mrs. Burch, on Capitol Hill
last Tuesday morning. Early that
morning an interesting grand daughter
Of Mrs. Burch, named Rebecca vii.
son, was so shockingly burnt, in consc-
quence of her clothes taking fire, and
no person being Immediately near to
extlngush the flames, that she expired
about O'Clock IN the evening. We
understand that there was no persop
near the poor child when her clothes
took fire but a little negro boy, and
that the screams ofsthe little sufferer
were not at first regarded, being con.
sdered as mere playlulness. After the
little girl had run out of the room into
the porch, assistance was immediately
afforded, bat alas too late to save her
from an untimely death"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-10-24
~ Office.

TE9HE Winter session Of the Martins.
81 burg academy will commence on
Monday next, the 29ih Of October. Mr.
J. .. Bonsall, who has engaged to take
charge of the Institution, is expected in a
day or two.
TERMS.
Tuition in The English department, SEQ
per annum. In the classes s3O,-paya,
bic, one half at the middle OF each sts
sion.
IL is OF great importance that scholars
should begin with the first day of the ses
sion, as time lost at the beginning can
never be made up.
THE TRUSTEES.
October "a, ls3S.-Iw
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-10-24

PRECocITY.-The returns of the
number Of children in the, several
school districts in Connecticut, between
the ages Of four and sixteen required
by law to be made annually for the
purpose Of regulating the distribution OF
the ayalls of The school fund, show this
year remarkable lact. The Hart
ford Courant states that the names of IA
mother and child, both between the a
ges of four and sixteen, are returned
as among the children attending dis
trlct school in one ofth western towns.
This fact probably without precedent
in New England.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-10-24
Ayes rs
Noes 90


The mover then stated, that it was
evident a Division must take place, and
that in anticipation ofthis, room in
the same Church had been procured,
and he requested the minority 10 with
draw TO that room. The whole body
then united in prayer. Those that
withdrew, including those that subse.
quently enrolled their names with them
amounted to 80, who organized as a
Synod. Those that remained and ac.
ted with the old Synod numbered up.
wards Of so, and 10 to Is declined ac
ting a; present. Some Of these are
waiting the result Of the law suits in
November uext-Nothing unkind was
said or done. The division seemed
the result OF an honest difference of o.
pInion. Albany Epe. Journal.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-10-24

Brick LAYING March. A brick
laying match came oil last Friday, on
section Of the Croton New York;
Water Works, between Il. Fl. Mich.
olson, Of Hartford, Connecticut, aged
81 years, and G. B. Neagle, of Phila.
delphia, aged 10 years. The parties
commenced their labor at 6 o'clock in
tho morning, on the roofing arch of
the Aqueduct, and at bali past IL, Nea-
gle, being of a light frame, found his
strength failing, and gave up, having
laid the incredibly quantity of three
thousand Seren hundred brick in five
and half hours. Nicholson continu.
ed until II, p. M, at which time he
had laid .fUe thousand three hundred
and fir bricks. Which work was
performed in the presence of the Aquo-
duct inspectors, subsequently examined
by the engineers, and pronounced thor
oughly well done. An average days
work is twelve hundred.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-10-24

We are requested to give notice that
the Rev. Mr. Morrison, OF the Episcopal
Church, viii preach in the Court House
on Sunday the 2Sth inst, at bali past 8
o'clock P NJ.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-10-24
New Yorn Correspondence i nc Nat. Ia.

/. CASADA.--We have from Quebec,
the Gazette de Quebec Extraordinary,
with the official promulgation Of the
d'sallowing ordinances Of the British
Ministry, and the Proclamation Of
Lord Durhhm--ln substance, that he
cannot any longer administer the Co
yernment of Canada, unsupported as
he is by the Government at home
that he has been painfully dsappoin.
ted by that Government that he shall
60 horne as the frienl Of the Canadas,
and do whn. he can for them as a peer
Of the realm. Great Britain never
made more Of a mismoye than in re-
calling home this nobleman, for now
oil the evils Of the Canadian Pendoras
box are open again.
Lord Durham, says the Montreal
Herald, is expected there on the goth
inst, on his way to New York, where
he will embark in Her Majesty's ship
Malabar, seventy. -four, which is TO be
despatched 10 await his orders. Sir
John Colborne is to administer the Co
yernment.
Trouble is arising in Upper Canada
IN consequence Of the endowment, by
the Executive, Of ifty.seyen rectories,
and of other incipient efforts being
made to establish there State paid hi.
erarchy. 1t is unfortunate that the
Canadas are now III many respects in a
worse state than Notwithstanding
existing on all sides, which only
large military force can successfully
repress. AS soon as winter sets in we
may fear for disturbances all along the
borders.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-10-24
E.EEEsFEsEE F.FSRsEE
FOR SALE.

ERY virtue Of a deed of trust from VIM.
ED Campbell and wife, to the under
signed. duly recorded in the County
Court Of Berkeley. will be sold on the
premises on Saturday the Is, day of De
cember next, TO the highes, bidder, all
that farm or tract OF Land situa ted in
the County of Berkeley. adjoining the
Lands OF Samuel Chenoweth Semi. and
others, and containing about
go A0NIES0
being the same Land devised 10 the said
William Campbell by his father, James
Campbell decd.
The improvements are all of the best
order, and the quality of the Land equal
to any farm IN the County.
97-Terms Of sale Cash
SAMUEL LEE,
Oc'ooer "a, lS3S.-4t Trustee
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-10-24

The Texian Minister at Washington
has Internationally 'cithdramn the pro.
Posai made by Texas for annexation TO
the United States.-Alex. Ga2.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-10-24
.V'OTECE

, hereby given, that a petition will be
e presented to the next Legislature, BY
the Trustees Of the Town of Bath, for
leave 10 sell such portion Of the Bath
Square as the said Trustees, in their
Judgment. may deem expedient.
October "a. 1888 If
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-10-24

The BEDoUIN ARABS oUrpoNE =
A few days ago, as IA Dutch baker was
driving his bread cart over the brick
bridge which crosses the Washington
Canal near the residence orMr. Thorn
as blagden, his horse became suddenly
frightened, and mounted with his fore
feet on the side wall, which suddenly
giving way, the horse, cart, and driver
were preclpltated into the Canal, which
IS about forty feet below the bridge !;
ana yet, wonderful to tell, neither the
driver, the horse, nor the cart was in
any way injured After such an ex.
plot as thus, will any one pretend to
deny that the Dutch are match for all
ne icor(d al ground and lofty MmbLng?
Nat. Int.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-10-24

STEAM Boat LAw.-One of our
Southern slips mentions that the steam.
boat P'lot Of Mobile. has been fined
$500, and the William Wallace sci.
zed, for breaches of the late law of
Congress, relative to steamboats,.
This IS all right. The law should
be enforced with the strictest ripor
and especially do we hope that this viii
be the case at Cincinnati, where a do.
termination has been openly expressed
to disregard it.-Bah. Pat.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-10-24

NEW JERsEy.-Accordiug 20 the last accounts,
this State q" set,in on rall." No one vet
knows who's got beat. The official returns will
be given in few days, aud then the matter will
be placed beyond dispute The latest accounts
divide the Congressman between the two par
ties the Administration papers claim the hole
number as their half and the Wings, visa versa
BY next week the matter will be decided.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-10-24
Eice EGGS 81 Pork.

"a THE subscriber will buy Live Hogs.
n weighing from 100. TO 900 pounds,
# 10 be had cheap, for eash on delivery !;
or will make contracts for the delivery Of
quantity of prime Corn fed Pork of the
above weights, either in Martinsburg, or
at Shorts Ware. House in Shepherdstown.
deliverable in all the month of December
and up TO the 10th Of January.
ISAAC S. LAUCK.
October "a, 1851
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-04

On Tuesday morning Sd instant, Mrs Mary Cone. .n,..
Oh stermsn rec Of the late Edwin Chesermsn sred se
years "' -sea %
year Of her age. ~ s'a'
On Monday afternoon, in the s4h year OF his age william p
On Monday Richard G. only Of Richard and Mary t.
Fhhsr aged year and months -.
In the 18th year OF his age
On Monday Benjamin, infant son Of Beuiamu and Jos.
phne Carman, aged months ana days
Al Albany, the LIST inst Dr. c. Crosby.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-04
MARIE ID.

On Tuesday evening SCI inst by the Rev. wm J. Miller Mr.
city. = 80
On Monday evening, by the Rev. b. Crea gh Mr. Samues
G. Brown 10 Miss Anoiaete, daughter Capt D. Wood ali
On saturday by Rev John Middleton, Mr. Jan es Arnsd 10
Mss Maria r. daughter Of Vernum wilkinson all Of Prov-
derce, X.
Os Saturday morning, by Rev VIM Patton Capt joseph R.
Brown TO Miss Eliza l.. Pye, both OF this city
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-04

. AIR" Smile agaR, my bonnie assie."
When you're with a benny lassie,
Never heed her tong ue
With her praiile every sssie
Leads her wrong:
Buth she with sly bright giances
Ar with bushes red = ~ f *
Kindly meet your fond ad vances,
g Little need you dreaa; rgIV 'Nt&W tNTN MtE EMk
For each lass has OF showing
u How her hear incines.
And her lover, with joy Glowing. atf sa vtf%
Soon translates The signs. m
When you ask bonny lassie,
Is her heart her own, ~ wv
Seldom with her tengue the lasse a,#
Will the xn;
But Loves Telegraph the lassie
Works in silent way, t
Smiling look blush SURPRISES
All that tongue say; M8 E&e@4Na AHs Il
Aud all fnd lasses study sf#s
Nature nevef lies, .#s#E N. Ell .sMrAFa
When she tells her thoughts, with ruddy
Bushes and bright eyes. r. s1sf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-04

ToURrH OF JuIY.-We are informed lat the fellow
ing horses entered, first purse, Ra.ler and Lady
Suffolk; second purse Greenwich Maid, DutchmaaA
and Washington.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-04
m y NEY MAR X K II.


The approach OF national jubilee from the
markets what little elasticity they before possessed our
remarks in consequence very limited. TIE sales tho
Board were not large but the prices lowed
over these Of yesterday Phenix Bank closed per cent
higher tnan :. the close of yesterday DEL Hudson per
cent; Ohio Trust declined per cent? Mohawk rallied little
improved per cent; Co. also per cent Hallem
went up 1t action Of the govern
men has had supposed would the effect OF postpon.
ing the decision Of the In
ference to this subject take the following from Bicknes
Reporter.
Towa ard the close of last week, our money market was
quite animated; though the upward tendency ocks was
not so great as some had anticipated The change was pro-
anced by lhe deeatof the sun.Ireasury Bill No
meet on Thursday evening but learn that they will
I'D all probabty wait the adjouI of Congress-
10 take any decidd step unl they know position
which The country and the currency will Ie by Congress
Mr. Woodburys last circular is still source OF erea un.
easnes but the desire general bring about resup-
ten that we should not be surprised something ar
such course be compelled adopt restrictive policy
with regard 10 dcouns than they conducive 70 The
general good"
The Bank OF the United States has declared of
four per for the last months payable on the 18th
instant. n# aR
The Merchants Exchange Bank declared dividend
Of four cent for the last six months the 9th
instant. 4s .f
The Merchants Fire Insurance Company have declared
dividend offDe per cent, pay bic on the 10th lost.
The New Jersey Rail Road and Transportation Companv
have declared dividend Of three per cent payable on The
10Th inst AE NMf46Natst 4 Y
The Merchants Marine Insurance Company have declared
dividend Of three per cent pay able on the 5h inst.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-04
State of Trade.

Our notice Of Transactions this day necessarily very
limited; being he great holiday week OF country NOT
mach attention paid 10 the operations of trade Seine few
sales auction occurred at good prices In The leading ar
Giles OF private u ade transactions bp
none whlcn call Tor any pointed remarks prices almost
an branches OF commerce remain nearly the saae and the
pec OF the currency brghtens expect extensive
business hs tall aR New York has witnessed for Years but
the movements merchuns and ali classes de-
pend So mucn condition of the benks and threuph The
banks on The government, that the present pre- pect is
gloomy one Congress shall tie without doing anything
tor The restoraucn of the curency trade remain In inc
same condition throup another session. - -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-04

THURSDAY EVENING, JULY g.
nary hsvei Fsmily-Now IA In the direction
Second night OF the terrific ascension which wa. ,;,n.,
WIN nsme interest by afashieasbe ana
Second nigh, q the vaudeville French language
Italian Psuomm. Of The Esshsnted Trumpet the on,b..ss
received with and shouts Of p spn.n
y the most fashionable audience that graeeo saioo.
The sn,srssemer. viii eom 1sse with N, ,,a .,
Coms Frencn vaudeville, entitled IoURs KT LE PAcAA
Written BY Xavier for the Theatre des ysre.s
MlLY assisted By Mr. ss.op.
CHARACTERS
Rnxslsne, Mime Rsvrl
ze,aIbe, Mine Rsyel
iris apate, Gabriel Naval
Lsgngsole, Aneiw RsveI
LIE Grand Esta6er Javelli Ravei
plusieurs su'tanes Esclaves, &C &c.
hssT which I. r. TER GAS CT o
svsi and s,s s,s on hs Tight Rope sns sS.a
from the south the north garden distance Of g. the
signed BY Mr. CRAM sscen, castle IN Fpa. oe-
s: dS =, H. III xs ssss 4 ss WA; ~ days :.
which they win .pp.s,n By Er. WORKS prepared
sS.r glory brilliant eoorsa Inc cea~. % Of wh 81,
they viii form grand issle.n -'-
To sorciud With the beautiful tab vvsaiss Of Cxin
Dsbuf's celebrated p'siure. Chss,srs by sns Rssee
To commence ct Eight o'clock.
Ne posiponsment on account Of weather.
Miss Aerina Fhher.-Thi popular performer from ph,l~
her 6rst appesrs ce 80 w "ss"
The opre,or ber snssupe. sb. he bs. mad.
ments Tor the produc Of Juvenile baet 10 b. perorus
entir. " BY m infant ballet corps " ;vI.is
We understand the inhabitants Of Jrrssy Civ have
mae graf for the celebration rs day. Sy
,nnesrra " every lover ef freedom praise due
Comm'tee ~ Arrangements for their sser-
on pusnc dinnsr tn he given by McMahes, worthy
p.oPre.or Q. crssd street Hotel jvth
HAnLl CELkBa ALTON -Tbr 4,n o. Juy
~ Harlem VIII BE kept MP by Representatives. hlsrty.
~ Ire evening there ~ b. spIeudd works
msc he w 'front.' Of the Hsrle River HofeI 20 which peiue
the rail- road will and city 70 keue-
The exhibition will he extensive. brilliant Kras.
Ger the patronage OF the honorable The cospc asa
The ,nSsbnsnss ~ ,he u'sce. jyftr
Q1 z nG w = sSD---io'-n fro,s ~ We'd
YlO nesray right, 2oth ul from ie<h street, Harlem,
small bay MARE snd WAGON, the mare kss = bs1h
,resk down her ssek me n With fsssh~sx. her
e~chs is.l st'mmed; the Wagon Yerssd hsseh, wkh
unry made whees With rnfisv ssde with Rscse~
se~h go rss ihs her - pretty ~, NJ ssek r.p -
hvehed - ~ bs~k ~ Ne ssadle ~ shve reward wk
Paid p~sen whe win Apprshss< Ne klef re
jy<W ENoLs rcx.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-04

~. we understand The nhabnsns o. jersey City Nave
msae great preparations for the celebration Of Ms d.y nv
snhesred every over Of Freedom Or IT praise Il due =
me Commiuee ~ Arrangements M their sole srsr-
uons public dinner he given by McMahos the worthy
proprietor Of Grasd street Hotel Iva I,sS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-04

HoBoKEs-The wood walks at Hoboken are now
IN beautiful order. The vegetation suncommonly lux
sriant owing TO the abundant showers and strong
heats Of the season. The branches of the trees which
lmpend over the new path constructed under the
rocks along the shore extend further than ever before
and clothed with heavier foliage. Three ferries
one from the foot Of Barclay street, one from the foo,
Of Canal, and another from the foot Of Christopher,
convey over multiudes to visit this agreeable place Of
resort every fine afternoon.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-04

PnEmvrEnIASs.-The New School folks are de-
termiaed, Il they succeed in their law suits against
the Old School, to dsplace Rev. Dr. Alexander from
the Professional Chair At Princeton, and appoint
Rev. DR.. Barnes Of Philadelphia in his plaes. We
are informed that Rev. Dr. Phillips Of this city, (who
was formerly q Jew, in the event Of the New School
party gaining their cause intends Tsunins with the
Synagogue. Az Joshua circsmcised the children sf
Israel ssce~d sine - the Dr.. viii willingly submit,
10 the rite sesin.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-04

II AML. NJ CGLkB a ALTON -7hr 4tn Of Juy
Harlem will se kept up BY demosssraeas u hiIsry.
the evenng here III b. Splendid display Of Fire Works
sc &c ~ from, the Hsrle River Motel 10 whIch psiue
e rail- road cars will and the city keus-
be exhibition will Ne extensive, brilliant snd gratis, srd
Ger the patronage Of the honorable The cospc saA
The inhabitants ~ The Disce. VI lie
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-04

TReor OF CAvALRy.-We witnessed on Thursdsy
last the parade Of fine troop of horse, recently
raised in this city by Captain Geo. Hencken, who
commands them, and were highly pleased with their
dress, equipments ornaments. &c. being correct in
every respect and their department and general ap-
pesrsnce being throughout that of finished sodiery
The troop is composed entirely Of Germans, or the
direct descendants Of Germans, and numbers now
about sixty men. They will parade to day with
the division of General andford. M.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-04

ok uA w = a. D----,o,-n iro,s
VlO nesray Right, 2oth ulL from
small bay MARE snd WAGON,
,tresk down her bsek u The n I. With
fe,i~chs isssl ttfmmed; the Wagon
e. nniry made vheeis, With = rsifIsv q
pe~k sp' irss, the hars - u pretty Z
b>sn broksn end s(Bsh bstveeR the !
huekIed % ~ bs<k ~ Ne saddle. ri
paid ssv p~ren wke win ApprrhssA
ssl6 pvcysrsy " ie>sA arsss nsvisA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-04

Nible-Advertiscs a concert in The evening, in the
oe~rss Of which Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Cramer, Mr.. J..
Seton, Mr.. 7. Bishop, Mr.. Franklin, sgaor Gam
ksl and other favore performers, will do their best
90 smuse the public. new national overture, pre-
pared expressly for the occasion will be performed
After the concert there will be display Of pyrotech
ncs prepared in the usual brilliant style Of Mr. Hail.
abe arts, TO the garden the las, piece Of which, the
temple Of liberty" will cover arena Of 1000 square
feet The evenings sa,sr,sinmsnt whl eonslude with
o vaudeville.
Cssfi< Ga~dex.-A magnificent fese u advertised
splendid display Of Gre works in the evening bonn
barsmens and fsl Of Arsrp- -shsussads n vanssa.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-04

FAsArrcrsm-The psalm singers Of the CONNER
cal think that the destruction Of The building Of N,
Phile Association, of which Mr.. Edwin Forrest wa,
once member was providensial dspensstisn, be
cause Mr.. Forrest had the profanity to accept Of Ar
invitation 10 make a speech II Tammsny Hall or
the Fourth Of July. Do tell!