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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-14

Coo s: Downing, Henry P. warag. Timothy 7. lis
sam John Ihorae: Nathaniel =. Wsrmg, Attorney
and Counsellor X. ID. Covert, Notary.
ATLANTIC BASK, No. 66 Fulton street.-Jsnathan
Tfotter, President. J. 8. Doughty Cashier Drec-
tors-John Lawrence, John T. Bergen, Edwin Hicks,
WIN. Rockwell, Henry G. Murphy, Robert F. Man
Icy Clarence ID. Sackett, VIM. NJ. Udall, VIM Hun
ter, jr., Stephen Haynes, Samuel Smith, Richard
Cornwall
Table Of Discount Dogs at the Nep York City and
Brooklyn Banks.
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Tuesday-New York, America, Tradesmen's Dry
Deck, National, Mechanics and Traders
Butchers and Drovers', Greenwich, Lea
ther Manufacturers, lafayette Bank Of
State of New York, Brooklyn, Atlantic.
Wednesday, Phenix, Delaware Hud-
son, Fulton, Merchants Exchange, Long
Island.
THAI day-New York. Manhattan, Union, City, Sew
enth Ward, Commercial.
Fnday-Merchans', America, TradesMen's, Dry
Dock, National, Mechanics and Traders
Butchers and Drovcrs, Greenwich, Lea
Their Manufacturers, Lafayette, Bank Of
State of New York, Brooklyn.
Satarday-Mechanics, Phenix, Delaware and Hud-
son, Fulton, Merchants Exchange, Long
Island, Atlantic.
Daily-Chemical and North River
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-14

CO The Commemorative are tbcy7 Alas!
Dear Dick Riker! Hold up your night hand. This
running for Office and being defeated getting 20 be
serious offence and is practIscd TO great extent in
this community. You must suffer some We adj
judge you to be confined 10 the oiium cum dignitse
for the res, Of your natural life. Behave we'll repent
of your sins, be as kind poor women as ever yen
have been and we may in,ercede with the great Co
vernon Of all to get you place in the mansions Of
the Blessed above. Officers take him away. Boy,
my handkerchief
Alas Dear Dicke,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-14

PnasBvrErIAN RELIGIOUS SoIREs.-The Rev. DIR.
Sproq gave a religious soirSs last evening during
which his congregations called and paid their respects
10 him. lie gave notice Of last Sabbath. foil ac-
count will he gwen noxt week.
The ladies Of Dr. Springs church are generally
very pretty and equally pous,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-14

FRIDAY EvEsISe. April Is
The pubic miro engaged principally with the esciisn
the Bank Convention he present. conse enc pIv We ays
but snail ~ ports TO MAKE in the OF trade.
CoTresWe notice change 10 this ay,icle TIE
news per the Montreal 10 have had effect
on The market The salss have hecn at t~ foowing
quotations Ordinary, " Q; middlsg mdd IN useT
sir, loc. The import tnsa have beeu
and the stock hand this may be estimated al
AT Liverpool ostbe 9Th u the business was heavy and ,he
sales made decline Ire arrivals fer he two or
three previous days bslesths viii
cline - '1s'"ei "
ToBAoco-Bus.ess in this line Is very s.,a,,ord.r, ,s
We natce 10 change in prices viz ~ sales
OF fair Al loc--sosse small sales OF III lsc.
Transactions aas day.
Cotton, 300 bales, "a i0f Tobacco, $50 k>gs. loc
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-14

CHAaIrv.-I suppose the next time thst present
500 TO the wings for charitable purposes, they will
take care not to abuse me like pickpocke fer the
sudaciy Of such an act The large wing majority Of
last fall, made such chaps as Redwood Fisher, who
thought my money was contamination, too big for
their breeches Let the wings be hunble modest,
give good deeds their due and they need not fear the
locofocos next fall.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-14
rssssSs , RATssI Fon q. p cas-

LAMPS AND LIQUID GAs.-for sale BY L. y.nniors,
oI. proprietor Zoe the aud Lang island
cry ESQ Pearl New YORK. ety The above
Lamps I've had Tor house and use, The psen,
quid u 80, which received Of silver MEDAL the
les, fair Of The American Institute THIS produces light
Superior ~ To brlascy safety
used acsor H. directions yspnines tampa PER-
In Of good III, will find their advsntsee TO
call and eramisr this pure article. Gas delivered
the city by bearing above name
nus. Der of The sor,s-sold In BrcoAyn at lee Fulton s
Other vesders OF this IN this city Long
this s patented article. The publ will he aware OF
Who sell 10 burn IN Jennng lamps usaer any
er Name and those who infringe the p1en right selling
With little esmphof stbrr irgrstrsts which 10
Improvement To the light, but deception This
snsbe the pubic spurious verders
psronlss 'hose who have right ~ sell honorsbiy.
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD will he paid for evioesee
snmcisnt convict Without authority
h. they sell gssio -r s,herwe NY Ell heir
spurious sri,cIe l. JENNINGS
NOTICE Al person unsu,hor ,ed hereby iorb,d
ng or vending Jrnnngs Patent Lamps Lquid Cas- OF
silsts l. JENNlNCs.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-14

At length il is ascertained that the wings have car
ned both Mayor and Common Council bat by SO
small and measre najorities to render this election
only the beginning of long campaign, the final
overthrow Of PROSTATE foe. We stated on the MORN
ing OF the first day, before the polls opened, goes
the Bloody Sirth SO goes the city. This prediction
is verified TO the letter But for the divisions Of the
locofocos and the Irish interest in the Sixth Ward,
the Tammany party would have carried beth branch.
es of the Corporation by majority of one-the wings
have now got the Sixth, and, in getting this ward
have carried the city.
Nothing on this side the grave could exceed the
state of excitement manifested by all parties through
the city yesterday to hear the result of the cleo
ton for charter offices. 1t was universally admitted
that the Wings had gained possession of the stable
and the Mayor, but the most monstrous anxiety was
manifested te ascertain which party was 10 have the
hay and corn The doubtful wards were the 9Th TIN,
9Th and l4th As the 7th was decided, horses
and carriages drawn over post haste to the 9Th
when the result was known here hundreds crowded
down 10 the 9th ward, and here well dressed Wings
Were cram med and damned IN close contact, between
dirty shrtess unwashed, unshaven loafers and loco
focos; for four hours did five hundred people wait pa
tiendy for the sum total. And "stout men held their
breath" when the result was announced. Such agi-
tation, pale faces, quvering lips, blanched cheeks
contracted brows and rolling eyes, we have seldom
seen. Strong draughts of strong drinks were drunk
an solemn silenee-ne boasting, no betting, no bully
ing-the DULLES on both sides seemed stunned with
astonshment-ihey begged for information like little
boys for holiday!-for drop of comfort, like Dives
for drop of water; and when the final result was
ascertaned, each party, for the first time In many
msnths, silently thanked providence tina, it was not
worse.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-14

tJGovEsSoa MAscv's Message saryscciamenfo
Of uusms, mixed with considerable qusntiy OF
Regency salt and pepper against Mr. BIdde-a
mere political move to back out OF the loeofoco cor
ner, and &c, again into the decent company Of the
State Banks. We shall ne, publish verbiaee the sta
pie ideas Of which we express in q single para
graph any day, our Wall street report. Bah The
banks yc, rule the politicians the politicians the
feols
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-14
m A tsRIED.
DIED.

On "Wednesday evening Apsil Ib. by The Rev s H. Cone
Reuben Hope "
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-14

PorvlAnrr.-Thrse or fssr new small papers
which have stated this spring, began thsr several ca
reers by general cannonadss on me. Fire away
boys as long a. ysur sixpenny worth Of anmunition
lasts. Before juno al will be shot of. reserve my
guns for the corrupt despcable empty, arrogant,
rogant nscent, staggering, Wall street press.
II Don't forget Easter Day tomorrow The ma
sic at St Peters will be splendid. must be pious
possible.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-14

wme Coxn'TrErs.-we trust and hope that the
result Of the election will teach the wing committees
general and ward, some degree Of prudence for the
ensuing six months During the last half year their
proscrrtivs, perse utng, maevoent spirit towards
dependent men and prints has been little too north
westerly. They have tried every thing they could 10
destroy the Herald. Where are they7 What have
they efFeetesf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-14

rr TIE weekly HERALD, published this I

Er THE wEEKLr HERALD, published this day,
will contain full authentic, amusing, interesting,
and philosophical history Of the three days Charter
Election of New-York, for 1885, illustrated with six
picturesque wood engravings, showing up scenes and
characters. We shall publish an edition of Fifteen
Thousand or So Also the foreign and domestic news,
money and other markets.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-14

~ wnIes-ergan1e organize rrgsnize orgap re
for ~ al elections. The locOfocos vii bat You II
yoa don't
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-14

Those printed in Italics are wings.
These are the names of those Aldermen and As
ssstants, who elected according to all accounts
up TO a late hour last night. Joe Hoxe's Ward the
Seventh is completely revolutoaized, for such arro-
CANT men as Joe always injure good cause in some
stage of It's progress
Doubts are still expressed by the wings TO the
Assistant for the 10th but the Tammany men claim
the election beyond all dosbt.
The l4th ward has given wing majority for Al
derman and Assistant, thus giving the wings a msjo-
rty Of two in joint ballot and majority of one in
each Board. Great excitement was caused on the
announcement Of the votes at the l4th ward poll.
Several fights occurred, and rusn was made at the
ballot boxes; the fighting was rot over at ten
o'clock.
tested elections that ever took place in New York.
Some of the Wall street prints cry out victory"
"vlctory!" but il is such victory as Pynhus gain
ed over the Romans" such another victory as will
Danish me from Italy, ray fiends." The reaction from
abe election Of last fall-for with that alone 1t can
only be conpared-is menacing 10 the Wings unless
they change their tactics for the next SIX months.
One Of the prime Of the change is unquesona-
bly, the new treaty proposed between portion of the
banks and the locooco government, for II is idle to
deny, that, at this day, the Banking system is
she great social and political lever Of the coun.
try. Yet the wings do not give up-ihey do
not relax. II they 10 defeat Mr. Van Iuren
hereafter, they must sleep with their arms in Their
hands, and try to behave little better during tho
rext than they have done dur no the last six
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-14

RELESTrSo.-I cannot find in my heart 10 say
asght TO the wings because they have not beat Of
sight the locofscos. Poor fellows they feel fright
ensd and so hurt AT their escape from defeat them
selves that they enttled to compassion than
punishment Let them rub out and reorganise for
the fall eeciions-for that will be the tug of war
after all
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-14

- TO A.. 1'-The LARGE an substs nttai two story
brick bouse. together with FIVE lois Of ,usd nosed
TIVE south wet corner or the Becm nfoae Iona,
Tor broadw W 10Th The h. W good r pa WIN
ncw stable shed The vii be low 10 Rand tenant
Enquire OF GtgpIFI WINTER, iG Wall
. Ala. -, 4 lws
IN - sttsfo--rear ~. bnioa X 81 ,"urs,, - :.
I., spube name lIuuse Bnrr, S,niiss NC WI toH
-- a. lar rec nily orcppsd 10y w ~ Me1.un
" \ ucar Messrs Jphp a. Jcfon,us -usdsl ul Ios
ssssVn be irsnit dntciy ~ ~ ny Phtnse no
naip. = ~ =" W" ~ ARM. ~ VAN VYCK,
ata tws " thsWbtfhuteL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-14

Lose lsLAsp BASg. No. Front street Capital
$500, 600 Shares $50 Lefer Ieiicrts, President.
Daniel Embury, Cashier. Directors Robert Garter,
Robert II che EQberi Benson. Nehemiah Denton, VI
Cernell, David Johnson, Joseph Kissotn, Shss But.
Ter, Jehn Schenek James = Clark, :. ID. Wilkins.
Renls,niB ~ sdliman, Notary
BsoogtyN BhNg, NJ. Frort street Capital
500 600 Shares $40 Ro1.u II Hicks, President
keut Croflmcnn, Cashier D'ectors--R v. W
Tnurno Conbn Brush X 7. % Russy. Josruh Mo
scr, Joseph Spfaanc, james Foster, = o. Murphy
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Thos X Lee, Counsellor and Attorney.
SEvsSrH WARD BANK SO East Broadway.-t
piial $500 600 Shares $50. Walter BOVINE, Pr,
dent Alfred ;. Fraser Cashier. Drsciors-Ab
ham Daily, VIM. ) Cor, Henry Erben, imes
Whiting, J0hn v. Greenfield, Henry Ogden, Da
Brown, Philip Harmon, Abraham 6 Hsagland
bert Hopkins, Samuel N. Dodge Augustus Conw
james Il. whitIng, Notary and Counsellor
COMMERCIAL Bsss, corner e Chatham and Cha
b rs strcets.-Capl,ai, 100000 Shares $50. G
d. Strong, President. Hiram Cnytiss, Cashier.
reciors-Henry Laverly John Field, James l.. 6
ham, X G. Townsend, Vim Wyckeff, John Low
II. Quackenboss, Daniel r. Twice, Wells Phil
Felix lngoldsby James b. Douglass. +. 7. Thr'
Marun, Notary.
LAFAYETTE BASK, AIS Broadway, near Canal
Capital $500 00o-Sha ei0o Richard n Ca
Presiden. Alfred Colvlll Cashier. Duectoys-B
janin ID. Brush, ID. n. Tallmsdre, Jacob Westery
James Harfott A. Lockwood, John III. Cornell, v
NJ Clarke, Charles Dusenberry, Nicholas Lndl,
Farnum Hail, r. G. Taimase, Esrr Waterman. ID
vel u. Tallmadgs, Attorney and Counsellor Pl
>. Cfooke, Notary.
BANK or TRE SrATg or NEw YoRK 10 Wall q
Capital ~, 0d0, 000-Shares 500 Cornelius w. Il
renee, President. Reuben Wihsrs, Cashier. Di
tors-Isaso Townsend, John Steward, Gins A.
VS., Reuben Withers Morgan l. Smith, John Bolt
Henry w. Hicks, Jams N 1uitle, Chas Denni,
Joseph Lawrence, Jonas Conkllng Ferdinand y
dam. John l.. Graham, Notary and Attorney.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-07
DAILY RAILROAD LINE
Between Charioftcsviilc, and Rich
m0nd md Frederic Il sbnrg.

DASSENGERS leaving Richmond OF ffeder
i icksburg IN the RAILWAY CARS at \
NJ. reach charlottesville the same day al OF ., /
NJ: more than half the way being 10y the RAIL
! ROAD and the rest over road. naturally Que oi
the very best for stages IN middle Virginia. So that
aided by frstraie teams, coaches, aud drivers, pas
seugefs may. In good weather. be ensured speed al
sir mics an hoar. without allowing Tor stoppages.
| They viii moreover get from Richmond or fIed-
rrick sburg Charlottesville in fIom 10 bohfS iss
aRc frareiitag, than by any other route with literally
No night fraroing interfere with sleeping hours
The RAIL WAY CARS, ior care, coniott aud
spacioususss resemble The pafour OF an elegant no.
tel more than any vehicle iof land travelling.
STAYING IN Charlottesville all night and TIL after
breakfast. pspsengcis may then 80 daily 10 Slaunion
aud every other day 10 L,nchburg, IN coaches own
ed by the plopfietots OF The ail-Road line; the
only coaches ON those roads. From StauEton, sta
ses owned by the same rfoPlielofs run every othet
day SoulhNrslnar1y through Lexington, Bue hauab
.Sc. wme others, owned by Mc,sfs. Porter \ Bel
den run ia like manner Wesf"ardly.to Guy andottr.
From Charlottesville donnNads. lhe stages Tor the
present vii set ont AT noon. dine At MIS-. Clarh's,
and reach the RAIL. ROAD DEror at early bed tine ,
whence, setting uii Al hall past ueNi morning. pas
sengrls get TO Rtrhmond by 10 a. NJ, aud 10 Fred.
eTcksburs aud the Potomac IN tune Tor the Railway
eats 10 Baltimore.
The old Mail Line ofsiages between Fred
eucksbutg aud Charlottesville, though Orange, viii
still run times a week.
FARE from H,eigtoaR TO Charlottesville S5i
Fred's. 10 ctartoHesedle tby either
Ia gong upward passenger, will require two
lodging.
Ofiee at the EAoLE IlorrL, CharopesrllIe-A-
gert MI joins YowLrs.
Apnl 10 en-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-07
Bedford Female Academy near
LiOerfu, va.

OPlLS may, during the present wear. h.
Il ed at any period ofthe Course and viii So .n'ef
ged raeably TO the time. TO avoid derans,,' nsr-
organization OF the School, there will be nc Tue
ton. until the Fall "' ' AGA
Fulton in English aud French, 80 dollars M.
mum. Board, washing, lights and fire. 81 an
month. Italian or Spanish. $40 Der ANN, 9,9 per
@lo. Embroidery, colored and white, S. Ip,uSie,
lumsh their own Bedding. To those from uPlls
lance, 1t can be supplied, at a moderate IA us
simmer Uniform. This will consist of penrse.
fae-bI1e printed Cambria. the Ggules small apDe Of
n arp. APES apes Of the same PanaeIs of white 'aa
Straw or chip Bohnets Nuns pattern RIM ~ AIDE
shy-blue: Green VeiIs Jewelry and Emb,n'," with
prohibited, as well as all fnery IN general
March 10 ' IN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-07


''ess's, '"sePn linton. and Margaret LIS wiz,
Matthias X. '. ID. Eowicy, and Mara T. hlS
"ne aud 1ohn scout,
4 You reside without the limits OF The Common.
wealth ct Virginia, take tins public mode Of
e"mgyou nonte, HAT shall, on the secopd day Of
we next term OF the 'He"d superior count o' Law
anu Chancefy Tor Tie town OF bNnohbure, under,
andin vntne OF lhc reservations contained ~ the
decree OF The sad court pronounced tue 23l day Of
Nay l137 IN the case therein depending, between
Thomas j.. Garden and Kobtna his Wit. David T..
scott, Ann Il. Scott an infant hy Henry j. Early,
her next Trend, aha The sdii licuty y Early IIaln-
uNs' aud myself rs executor OF AnSrlm Lynch, de
ceased, Joseph Chiffon, and Margaret ms wife, John
Scott, Edwin Price and Susan ms wife, Sackyille
hmg administrator OF Robert Scot dec eased, Ed
'nuod Winston administrator Of Thomas Aldfldgc
deceased, Edward s. Walton, and Janneu his wife,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-07
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vsr. William u. gsbciH,

- * AS Won are not an lnhabIlant of This Com
- monweallh. hereby notify you that on Mon
day, the fourth day Of June next, at the tavern Of Ed
ward l.. Serusgs, IN the Town of Maysvllle, aud
county OF Buckingham, | shall take the dispositions
OF R0bt. b. Shaw il, James Brown, Lewis d. Is
bell James G.. Walton, and William NJ. Mosley. to
be read evidence on the trial OF asur IN Chanccry
now pending, in the county Court OF Buckingham,
III which am Plaintiff, aud you are Defendant and
If from any cause the taking utlhe said depostlons
should not be completed that day, TO continue
from day TO day I'LL completed. Yours &c.
JAMES 5. lSBELL.
April % 4w