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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-05
LIVERPOOL AND HEW YOpr C0-
MEhClAL INE PACKETS.
III ii IA Il

AAuuLhM COMMUNICATIONS.
kemanoes and drafts with freight and passage 70 a.
rom Sreat Britain and Ircland-R0CHES COMMERCIAL
sns y: ns Subscribers intimate ,he esds
Win them for The bringing their families
ane friends sy The early spring shipsthe rs OF which VIA
coneepce running from Liverpool the February 1885,
VIII commune SO 70 regularly every afterwards
ance they have S'-
Inc detention OF vessels Liverpool engaged this trade
avng heretofore been great and just of complaint
we SUBSCRIBERS are DESTROYS OF despstch
ing vesse every week from Liverpool effect perma-
ent establishment Of such regulations sailing
% WI give eatire Satisfaction shippers further In
aucemen fer them TO give preference IL their Line over all
" my ahsent vessels we guarantee they iaI invariably
san h on inc day. full not tu take freight
10 any transient vessel such will in
SURE ne suppoIi anu preference shippers by this Line
lhesaers epo Dyed for the OF her psssep.
gers 70 wrpoo are OF the first ca,s-running guarly
every DAY from the different of Ireland and Scotland
convenience oil importance to those residing al the out
ports. e ~ ~ w
In relation to remances their drafts and post 70 IS on the
Royal Bank Of Ireland are paid sight free of discount
or Charge every province sides i'm the Inland
towns answering the same Bank OF Ire land notes
inconvenience only by this establishment ''
Their drafts as well as orders rded nv
the regular packet smiling the 1 6th and 24th 81
ach month in the year Those residing the country can
address b. letters, pes paid which will be runctnay at
tended TO- Further particulars be on ppea
uos al 81 South street New York.
d205n1 ROCHE BROTHERS co
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Sst X osUZE vkIis,s Az ANDHAND.
- EHCHiEv~ ip rat variety n s,ss and clo's recent
" imported, and sor sale by ALEX THOMSON Jr.
ms iws fi4 Pw. "a street, NJ aars
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-05
''Suss ssibus In satyra vidssr minis seer.'
lam . caution 10 quAckA


R6sMAME, nEWAEE VFxhhSSWiEDoF-
DR. WILLIAM EVANS grateful 70 The psec io' s.r asS
testimony Of bis gratitude he begs leave 70 assure mem
received more patients advertising 10
than FROM de OF the iRa yates rom moray
DR. EvaRs' Of medical and surgical pracuce has
been derived best schools asd hospitals N knsiand
ard sad-he therefore be classed with men gno
OF these important ,ceBces-men who scarcely abe 10
ax their sign manual have brought over pr Pudor half
starved and quarter educated aspran for lame 70 pun
hewea nosirums got through the au sacri James, or
love of gold. .
proe.ses any certain specific
he the Proteus like Vrs according To the
complaint pecuares of the constitution He
spec6c drops supersauraes with mercury. then
mil cradle victims OF his charIaanery
by advertised Anti Mercura med cine just like the murder
who after he has knocked The brains OF fellow
prctends that he has 10 replace them Many
Of The above abomnsble treatment las
The t1cion OF The puhc have sought for and
found reie 100 Chatham Aeducaed persons whether
professional requested 10 call al the Office Dr.
Evans and they will fad that hs medicines have
lecied without ard expense and made acsording
the formu of the best Europ and American Dpeasa
teres and Pbarniacopaiss
Be- delicate Dr. Evans has carefully sue
Gessfuy ned the general affections the body
such apopexy epilepsy, tic dou-ureax scrofu diseases
OF the heart and lungs dyspepsia indigestion govt
masm and the spurious OF boti
mesenerca OF chren and the diseases Of married and
MAI ried females.
- DR. Evans Office is al 100 Chatham st.
=" Physician Ia attendance from A. d. 10 10 p N.
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n. LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
6fx& Sailing from New York aad from. Liver

3t LIVERPOOL PACKETS
46t& Sailing from New York the 2ilh aad from Liver
@9spool the 18th of each moath.
The above line Of packets will be continued by the subscr
bers, and rs composed Of the following shpss-
From New York
June 2-The UNITED STATES, Capt ~. N. Holdrege
March 24-Tbe ST. A. DREW, Capt WIN. G. Thorn pson.
Aug A-The VIRGINItS, Capt Isaac Harris.
Sept 24-The SHEFFIELD. Capt Fras r. Allen
From Liverpool.
May 8-The ST. ANDREW $50 tens
June 8-The vIRGINIAN 62a ions.
July 8-The SHEFFIELD. GOA tons
Aug e-The UNITED STATES, $50 tons.
The qualities and accommodations Of the above ships, and
the reputation their commanders well known Every
exeon will be made to promote the comfort OF
and The interests Rpoers The price OF pasageto Liver
pool In the cabia other lines fixed el<0 with wines
and stores OF every description.
The owners will not responsible for letter, parcel
package by the above ships for which ab cfadng
sTEPHEk WHITNEY,
SANDS. TURNER. FOX Il Co. or
J24 ROBT. KERMIT. IA South st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-05

The proceeds of the fall sale, we believe did not
nett s4o 600. The proceeds or this sale must have
been nearly sl00 900. OF this sum, about se5 0oO
was paid by eastern booksellers about $40 600 by
book sellers from the River counties in this state;
about $4,000 by the Philadelphia trade; about as
much more by other southern and western buyers,
and the balance was bought up by New York book
sellers. large number of the best works was pur-
chased by Henry and James Langley, Of Chatham
street all the best prints were bought by M Laugh
lin. Hilton, Butler, and Elton. Harpers invoice sold
well; HAliard, Gray & Co.'S invoice never sold bet
ter and the invoice Of the American Statoners
Company went of at high prices.
AT the Philadelphia trade sale, short time since,
there were nearly 600 books that not sent to
the New York sale on account Of personal plque
AGAINST Mr. Cooley. Many buyers bought there whe
dio not buy ia New York, preferring TO give their
support to Lord & Carlisle in preference TO Cooley.
In the Philadelphia sale, there were 80 pages Of
books contributed by the Hartford and Philadelphia
trade that did not appear in the New York catalogue.
And these comprised an assortment sufficient to t
tract booksellers to Philadelphia independent of any
personal prejudice. The sale here was chiefly sup
ported by the New York and Boston publishers
There was a very great demand fer Comprehensive
Bibles and indeed for bibles Of all kinds and also for
novels Bulwers novels sold WELL particularly his
recent ones.
There were all about 40 buyers at this sale; and
independent Of the large number of books there were
-oll ,ha fallnuno ARTICLES
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-05

III DR. U. LEVISON continues tn the most despe.
rate of Vi snf Mercura Diseases persons ha,
bsvc been under The hsnds Ut ALMOST quack the
try With his Hunters Red Drop and srmercu,
medicines He warrants in every Office Dvi-
sion ST. four doors from the Square. Private Offices attached
m M
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-05

ESTIMATE COM IL NIS-Ds. CHERRY
~ celebrated Astrinsent Pills consd ALI.
bic cure after the failure otcepava cub bs Injections &c
Over 100000 boxes have been solid wihou
agent For loss control OF ba
glands and all affections Of the kidneys, pre-
emineniy successful In female weaknesses green sckns
irreguiay aud suppressor, hey fail
iecl health. Dr. Cherry's pills The females friend
For sale whoi, sale and retail by a. ID. SANDS, leo
Tsiton ST. OF William, and the following drug
-Corhrr Bey an, Broadway; Walker and Broadway;
j. BNones, GA Broaaway Cross and Pearl corner
Bowery and WALKER col Grand and Bowery; Canal
an hudson; cor Houston and Bowery Bond Rowe
ry; and v. Burueits, 81 Sxtl Avenue
Price 81 per box.
NJ H. Country merchants who desir buy By the dozen
or gross, will be supplied liberal discount and the Pills
viii be warranted 10 them produce the desired effect.
u9s. m
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DVV;yX,AAAS III; TsaS "a, EEnMALh hHs

NEEDY for suppression and an eases where nature
does not have her regulsr and proper course.
NIB. Not io We taken daring prer asncy.
Sold only By Mr.. RIRD, Midwife and Female Phys
elan, No. Dvistonst New York.
Also her celebrated Soothing Syrup for children teeth
ing, = safe and sfectual remedy
Alo, excellent remedy for nipples, prepared
sOid as above IT,. SIN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-05

IA sAvANNAH PACKETs-OLn, iiNEi
~ The ships mprssg the sbove ine VIII be dcs
- patched from New York and savannah IN the follow.
ing srder;
ship TRENTON, (new) Jas. r. Bennett, master.
ship AUBJ nm, tnew) " Durfey, master.
Sb . xrrURlICAN X w, Foster, Master
ship MILLEDgrvtLLE. ID. u. Porter, nsster.
Ship NEW ,RK. T. Dunbarr. master. ,
The above ships NJ the first class su't n New fo
expressly Tor trsde their acromuodsens or passengers
and esrsave ana every facility w ~
shppers 0oois forwarded To the susecfsers, WI ne
hipped lrpr OF s charges except actus ocurred
JOWNss,N 4 Lf'wDEN, q wsilst, New York, ~
i1 wAsuRURN LEWIS, savsnssh.
40 StyANNAH PACk E1s-Wd hsabi,shrd
"a LAM Tho packets cospossg the asc~e line WI sail
-L,n w. uln' sp~crsson as foll~ws;
snip ANGELIQUE, y. Nb~hols, master.
Ship OCMULGEE, tnewl r. j. Lesvft
Ship MACON, W, U.i,orr, master.
IN CELIA, D. l. Porter, mss,er
SHIP lot "a, d. ". Trumsw, nissscr
Ship OCONEE, tn-~l j. D. Wilson. rn~sssv.
Tive shove ships were III both w New vork expressly ~
Iris business and ny esrsns vel scqusfn'e
with the de Their sodasio-s very superior
every facility wl be afforded shippers snd p.s-ens err Az
eoos forwded the Rivers Will b@ shipped frre 81
so@nssion. SCOTT 4 hoRRELLs ~ ssushsl J1s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-05
"Ambubaiarum Collegia Pharns copola Horace.
war net with Physicians, but with Quaeks
THE AFFLICTED PUBLIC's GUARDIAl

war net win Pbyscfars but with Quacks.
THE AFFLICTED pUBLIC'S GUARDIAN
i DIR. WILLIAM EVANS, Member ofthe Royai College
of Surgeons in London, and for prac
toner this city bees leave to he consideration of
the public that he continues 10 treat with
the vsrious notifications 81 disease that "he be 10 His
success IN the treatment Of Syphilis and c. their p
mary forms and in their appalling secondary o. OF
by the abominabe administration specific medjcues
and anaceas, containing The murderous pr,
of mercury and oher noxious ingredienisJ has be,
admitted by thousands What be more awful han
the Iavages made the constitution BY the isudicious
outsiders 4 hancs, who jump from the insgnf-
canc OF their benches into The dignity OF Doeer These
ulcers and erupons Of the skin, painful sweIngs and
anchy loss or soess Of the cRts enlarge bones
which COM away like the bark II ee, led exfoiaon
phagedenc distractions Of palate prods.
cling hldeous chasms which destroy buman dviner
glee sirctnres OF the urehra producing fsuus openings
In the perneum, rupu OF the bladder and death Such
hngs have never occurred under the udcou and benign
treatment oi DR. Evans
DR.. Evans gives hrs minute attention to general Gem.
plants more particularly To those OF females such dropy
hysetia or owness OF spirits, descent ef the uterus
suppression and rcteaton o the auence the sged
and alloher complaints pending the female
health. - S
The utmost delcacv and observed the nest
enectusl remedies administered for all he shve dseses by
DIR EVANS, leo Chatham 81
III Physician In constant attendance IRON O'Clock A
NJ tol0P.M. a4lm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-05

IA JAMAICA PACKETS.
6Y& To sail from New York ths 18th, and from Kings
kton, Jam q, tn l5th Of e.ca month,
From New Yok From Kingstsp, (Jsml
le,h October, l5Gn November,
10Th December, l5th January,
10th FEBRUARY, 18th March,
10Th Aprn, l5fi May
10Th June, 18th July,
lttb August 18th September.
From New York. From Kingston, JAM
lMh November, 18Th December,
10th January, 18th January,
seth March, 18th April
1eth Msy, 18th June,
10th July, 18th August,
II IN September. l5tb October.
The above shps coppcred vessels OF the first class
and comma rdsi by experienced Their accommoda
tons fer eer ant and extensive oeing furnished
with and every equal 10 the regular Euro
yess Packets Beds bedding and are Furnished IN the
packet ships, (wises erceped The price
passage fixed from New yerk e75, and from Kingston
Sioe seerage passage &5 For terms offeigh, apply
n. AVN ,RI CO, 81 south ST. Ne- York, and
ja CATER& TyRRELi., ksgsten.Jsm
IA MOBILE PACKETS.
IN Ship EDwINA, tnew) q. West. master.
- ship HECTOR, Post, master
Ship L0RENt, j. Urquhart, msscr.
Ship TUsKINA r, H. Posi-, master
snip ALBANIAN, W. n. Lace, mastor.
Sup RUSSELL BALDWIN. >. n. Magma, master.
SIP I su,sss SrNis wI'T' w %., master
ship ST. JOHN, q. m Hitchcock, master.
The line OF nine ships which VIII snshle Us 20
despatch mouth when the trade Requires it
These ships are n the 6r cl.s built expressly or me trade
AID knhdsome accommodates, and maTded by en-
perienced masters and will sail pusctuaiy advertised
When tho day o ssng tails sunday the ship VII sat on
the MONDAY following. The pr.e Of passage 10 wi,sou
las Z. o. HURLBUr CO. - souuh street
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Quilts - N0o MAPS Soos
Carved aper folders, $500 Copper plates 200
70 at,s 1000 Cases Of Stationary, 80
Cases Hudson paper. 100
Our limits day will not allow US to eonto further
detail. but we shall return this subject as sson as
uos,ble and furnish variety Of facts equally
resting with those above stated.
4, he above account have made no mention at
all Of the catalogue Of Hartford books, which was
frs, sen, 10 Gcwan for sale, aid afterwards by some
nannuyre transferred TO Cooleys. This LOT was sold
al the close Of the rest free Of commission as we are
informed by the trade. Altogether there were sold
here 400 600 volumes In the Philadelphia trade sale
there were sold 3l4 1856 volumes; there was more
thaa twice the quantity OF stationery sold here that
there was sold in Pnlsdelphs The number OF buy
ers and sellers each place nearly The same;
Ph ladephia had ll3 sellers and 1870 buyers.
Again, Philadelphia cent 10 the New York sale but
n 334 books; whereas three houses in Philadelphia
sent 60 600 volumes the trade sale there viz: Carey,
Lad Go, Andrews a. Co, and Thsmas n Co The
greatest number cent to the New York sale nv any
one house was n 2l7, sent by the American Station
ers Company Huntinptoa Of this city, sent 10 Zoo
volumes; Harper, B2ll; asd Howell about $780,
Cary Lea Il Co sent alone rs 277 volumes to the
Phi ,dclphs sale, more than the three largest New
York houses sent to our sale.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-05

pAssAaE y IN Sale "A mrs, ,su
80 s,, Iii "a i frym sligo sA,at the irh April
3&A -es, srd ca mn date ns~oer OF psssogerin
eth CO w rye
W" "er''" WV COULTER, les vrort Il.
n re,.c.s Wishing H. e,nn ~ N, rfcids
ss h, "A. a. a ~, 90 Mr. H.gs l~iss,sn, onsy - sHgs
t22ims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-05

The commanders well Nv their reputation Is he
guarantee fine qualities Of their snps The accommodations
surpassed combining all may required for COM
fort Passengers viii be supplied with every requisite
Goods intended for these will forwa by the
subscriber free from The expenses actually
j25 BOYD Il HINCKEN stontine Rrild;n~s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-05

"A. BALTIMORE PACKETs--VNION
ffH8 I.INE--The following ,ess WI We regularly "e-
Brig fAvILION. W. Belly, n sster
Brig sOlaiN. B. Bourne, MISTER. =
sc1, CHARLES "a SMITH w. II. Totten, master.
sobr lFNRy sAHGER G Briggs, ussser
schr JtRECT O. 3rsgs, MASTER.
Srht I.ACONIC,J G. ID .ispn, master. e.. ..,,.~
Thevcssrls spnr this line are: e,,or ~ [ . ~
p~sr,y nj, III hest matrr'ss eSpessy wv -
sde ably INDEED the masters 'xperesrru o'e " ~
rosst rsv can he ~ cted - ,ns owtn
masters In rive aisfactea shippers S~os "
r. Ill. hes ,pp~d commission For freight
~ ~ y. n n BRIGGS. - md Slip, ~ ".
tH W. sN'wV '"""r D'''r' 800
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-05

<It ~ .ASTt,hiNhL ,ea PACK ETs,--Ship
-<xs7Rs Ship INDIANA, J. y. Dosne, master
Ship GEORGIA, r.. Tablet, master.
These vessels of light draft wafer built expressly far
the trade best materials copper fastened
with handsome accommodations, and will sail punctaay as
advertised. When the day Of sailing falls Sunday be shin
VIII sail the Monday following The price passage IS
$50 without liquors All goods 10 the
Will be shi pped free OF commission.
jz3 e. ID HURIBItT CO. a. Soutb 81
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free ef commission. n NJ. DEMILL 1875 Front ST
line ~ from Darien Macon three times
week also steamboat to St Augustine twicea week j23
Ia PETERSBURG PACKETs-OLD
XX8 INE.-The vessels comprising the above line will be
regulary despatched frsm New York and Petersburg,
schr EMMA, Isaac Cole, master.
Sehr HELEN, ID. Laouretr, ir. master.
Schr VIRGINIA John wnglau -, master.
sch PETERSBURG, tnew) LatoOreae, master.
Schr -, new J. H. Rattoon, master.
this trade and comma ded by experiences masters One Of
the above vessels viii be regularly sm each port
every Saturday.
IA CHARLE sTON PACK
I'M Line She following eses compose the above line Of
Br. DIMoN Frederick sherwood, master
Brig CDRDELIA, Francis sherwood, master.
Brig BUkNpS AYRES, H. Stuart, master.
Brig FANNY (new) w. whiulesey, master
The above are all rst class vessels but expressly for the
comuodscns for passengers esehve, and exerions
will be made 10 please both .h ppers and passengers All
goods forwarded 10 the subscribers will be shipped tree Of
For freight passage, sppy the captains board
ALLEN h PAxS0N. % wall street, ~ ". or
i8 VIM CALDWELL SONS. Charleston &. G.
Hf& ron PtCkErs-Th. foi swing vessel. eam pose he
SsAe sbove Line Of Packet
Brig DIMoN. Frrdk Sherwood msser
s1 s sUsy,,s AYES. ' s,usr,ma %-r'e'
New whntesey master.
trade and commanded by experienced Their
and comuodious,
and ~rertion he made please and passengers
Az goos or~aredta the subscriber VIII shipped free OF
commissions
reighor agesppy board, between Murray ssd
JOSEPH TINKHAMk v. DIMoN,
wM A. CALDwtL SONS,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-11

SONG gong, gone
The Albion Club is defanct Yesterday It's remains
were laid eat and sold to the highest bidders. The
company was numerous aad several Of the far sex
were attracted TO see how the bachelors keep house
There was not much Of osteniaton in the Club
TAe various services for breakfast, dinner, dc. were
of plain china, and the furniture and fittings up
indicated rather love OF comfort and convenience
than desire for display. The choicest ornamen 70
were three paintings by Sir Peter Lily; one Of the
Battle Of Naesby; another, of the beauties of
Charles court and the third, Christopher Columb u.s.
The former brought s3l, the second, s27 and the
latter $50 80; this was bought by Mr.. Buchanan Jr.
II Il fine specimen Of art and worth more than
three times the amour, at which il was sold.
During the sale Of the glasses IN the Reading
Room, a person advanced and spoke to the auc-
tioneer who Immediately said,
Gentlemen, am desired TO bid you take care OF
your pockets-there are pickpcckets IN the room"
"wheref whereT
awe had my pocket book cut out Of nay pocket"
said one gentleman.
"Close the doors" -
"who sent up that message to met inquired MT
Blocker.
Huntington, the officer"
"Then you suspect some one, Huntington =
"Yesn
"Point him outr'
"Hc u al my elbow"
.'Scarch him search him
He was taken out and searched, but nothing iouna
upon him.
The moment the alarm was given, il was observed
that q tall person hastily left the rocm, who was
doubtless the thief
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-11

HINTS TO GLUTToNs..-Excessve indulgence in the
pleasures Of the table does prodece its effects sud-
denly yet it gives almost Immediate warning after each
transgression The oppressive fitness the prostration
of Intellectual vigour the disqualification from all cor
poreal duties the disturbance during sleep by terrific
dreams the unrereshed and feversh WEAKNESS expe-
rienced on awakug, immediate consequences of
even one days Indulgence. What must be the effects
Of daily reiteraon The answer will be found by re-
ference to the unwieldy body the laboriou gait the in
aptitude for exertion the purple face suffused eyes,
and disrelish for every other enjoyment which charac
terize the latter years of the gourmand until sudden
breakdown indicates that the machinery has been
wrought and will no longer work.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-11
NEW YORK, THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY IL. 1888.

pews are 10 be painted in imitation OF OAK and the one
or two that have been colored sample, have very
neat and quiet effect.
When the funds Of the trustees allow OF it, the facade
of the building Barclay street will be graced with
double colonnade; and when every accessory OF
the design is completed, ST. Peters Church, In
Barclay street, will bean ornament TO the CITY,
and one Of the most beautiful temples in IT,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-11

SINGULAR CAsE.-The Influence OF the respiratory
organs on the action Of the heart sirkingy Illus
uaed In the case sf lady whose heart sometres acted
so rregulay that she apt TO fall into state Of syn.
cope She accidentally discovered that by the act Of sing
write YOU she observed something very remarka-
bic about ayself namely that when my heart is in
Hutier and am no. certain whether shall faint away
singing removes Il almost entirely One Sunday IN
church | expected every moment should be obliged
10 be taken out and disturb the congregation, when
happily the psalms were beginning 10 be sung. and
instantly joined the psalm and comfort the aci Of sing.
No thus gave almost instantaneous = IN. Var
rop Diseases of fhe Hearf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-11
The pocket book contained about $50, we heard
and papers and memorandum.
The furniture went at low prices. ..E-.

AN AWKWARD ERRoR.-An exchange paper, speak
ing of Dr. Frost says the victim of his course treat
ment'-ineanng the victim of his course oftreatmcnt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-11

GOETHE AT THREE YEARS or A6E.--He did not like
playing with little children unless they very pref
w. Once he began suddenly TO cry and shrek, the
black child shall get out, can't bear t'-neither did
he cease crying till he got home when his mother asked
him how he could be naughty; he could not console
himself for the chila's uginess. He was then three
years old.
For his little sister Cornelia while she yet in the
cradle he had the strongest affection he broaght her
every thing and wanted feed and nsrse her alone,
and jealous when any took her out OF the
die in which he her ruler; his anger then knew no
bounds and, indeed, he much easier brought TO
anger than to M. ... a. al.M.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-11

GOVERNMENT PATRONAGE OF Men or LETTERS n
ESGLASD.-A very great cutlery is constantly made
about the English pension list, and the great burden it
is upon that country Now, the great portion of this
list is made up of allowances the descendants of the
Marboroughs, Nelson's Duncans and others who have
illustrated England in arms, besides those who have in
creased her prosperity by arts and sciences and that
class who have identified themselves in the natonal
mind with every branch of useful elegant literature.
OF the latter description. copy tho following listwhich
will shew not only that this much decied expenditure
is othe character gnorantly imputed to it, but also
that Great Britain knows how reward her men of g
MUS, and provide for their families.
The annexed is a list Of these individuals, the
branches of their families receiving national tokens of