davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-09
ACKNOWLEDGING AHEAD.
Correspondence Of Tie .Noyoik Bsacon.

RICHMOND, Nov. !, 1e3S.
DEAR SlE-We are looking TO the results OF the Con.
vcniign your town with much interest IL should
make vigorous Tnent in behalf OF the
directly calculated 10 The objects all great
" desire - accomplished. Internal improvements.
banking facilities, into the cduS 0prrGHdI
opening direct permanent trade and commerce with
foreign ports, &c Internal Improvement is the main
psr-opcn the back country communication with the
seaboard-gvc extensive back trade 10 CONNER.
cai mar,s ard even other 10 the
iares Of capital, &c., be not adoptedhe broad capa.
cous shoulders Of internal improvement will bear he
whole force and support The direct trade much
desire powerful address 10 the Legislature should be
framed Coming from the East Norfolk the heart
OF Eastern interest il would have its weight on Eastern
prejudice. Let such paper be drawn up by all
Our best wishes attend the deliberations Of the Ccnren
ton.
En- passant-with regard 20 our city, we are some what
Inconvenience you know, from the incomp lee state
of canal The water will be let into the lower sec
Ion allow balteaTI 10 enter from the some
miles nbo and reach the basin about the LIST of Deem
Der. The canal will be finished to Lynchburg during
next year in the Spring Of si0 We all n fine
spirits with regard to the effects this great improvement
is 10 have.
building has progressed rapidly with US since The re-
sumption Of specie payments. Our banks, however
cautious and enterprise far orerbalances capital
Our Medica! College opens on Monday-a great in.
stuon for Richmond |; has liberal support and
coun,enance from the public 10 begin with. On Mon
day Professor Warner delivers his introductory lecture.
lie ~ IaHeu as one ol I'VE Hol an!e anu eiOlueht Itc
turcrs the Uaonof pleasing address, and finished.
chase style Of language The other Professors follow,
you in the city papers. wish You were here 10
see tie opening, knowing your deep nteres, in all that
concerns literature and science.
Orr Theatre too-r:ot 10 be treated slightly by any
10 its effects upon prosperity and comfort,
opens next week under the auspices =! MIR jones' Ia
Tented and efficient to take charge OF it. The
nery drop curtain and general ornaments
PASSED in the Union. Do not stare. Ii is fact They
ali arrived from New York and are mostly in their
proper places. The drop curtain pronounced in y.
York superior 10 any in that city any where This side
the Atlantic. If you play .gocr, could wish you
here al this opening too. The comRfhy is fine and
The orchestra first rate. Bu; youn think | have the
cacQtheS Scribsadi.
ALinn-Nnn-s &c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-09

Bills already cngEvcd, temporary Banking House
will he provided aud now That abundant supply OF
specie has been procured, the bank will 60 immediately
into operation under the Iaos. favorable auspices. The
wise foresight and liberal policy displayed in this
importation Of specie IS highly c!edi,abIe 10 the Com
psny. They might have looked 10 The Charleston
supplies necessary fer the new bank But this would
acd apprehension Of the increase Of the banking
Of the specie bss. The That las bseg pur
sued will greatly strengthen the bank and gain for II
public confidence ., home aud abroad To Charleston
in Parcullr this calculated 10 DO essential
service. The million lcsn happily effected by Gen
Hamilton in Europe, being added q. this time 10 the
capital Of Charleston, will give stability 10 all cur COM
mecia and financial operations One half the amount
being transferred By Bills Of Exchange, fist to New
York and then 10 Charleston viii furnish rs the means
of keeping down The Exchanges, and thus prevent 4
drain upon Banks ior specie. l. viii BE- seen from
| the above statement, how entirely un!ouaded ere the
reports prevalent III certain quarters, O! large G;as
having been made through the agency "i Cen Fsm'i.
ton. from the Northern Rauhs - supply cur Railroad
Bank with specie Not dollar has been drawn 10. any
such purpose We have been at t'e expense and trouble
of providing ourselves with Tie requisite amount OF sPe-
! c!c from Europe -PcTioi.
| TIE communication CT rCnoy. from lie Richmond
Enquirer, on the Navy, and Marine Corps particularly
is attracting great attention at the North. We trust
that it will call prompt attention 10 that important arm
o! the public service, the value Of which il so strongly
tepcls.--.iOr(vts Beacon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-09
FOX TIE E.TQ UIREh
Tn tALPHA" cf Kinn {. Qrcer

"Alpha" says, know him not Well, be it So We
never commended he was known 10 Us, We 10 him.
That a, nothing do with the question at issue-lie
says. we doubt his Repubcanism. True, did doubt
his Repubicanism, and do still. When have seen
change that opinion ard count upon him as al,
orthodox Republican, we shall do so, and with pleasure
render unto him the Gmendc honorable, all who know
US feel justified in believing ever ready 10 do
But how else can we render unto "Aipha his proper
position than the one advanced By himself, when we
look TO the conclusions he arrives Il in his opposition 10
VIM c. RiYes: What, he a Republican, and advocate
the election Of The Hon John Tyler to the Senate OF the
United States: Can it be possible tina, such things are
true? Yes reader the columns Of the Enquirer openly
proclaim TIA, Alpha prefers Mi Tyler to Mr. k'ves.
alpha refers 10 several periods Of political history
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-09

cd The portraits Of the distinguished mon who have
illustrated The subject al various periods His portraits
OF HippocFacs, Glen, Harvey, Sydsnham, Cullen,
manner The general Of his discourse was elegant
ann occsIanay very eloquent; interest OF this
College gathers as /: goes. The audience on Wednes
DAY was i'-gc and respectahle-Wc were happy TO
among them rnarc than % ladies'.
Yesterday, DR.. Gghannan delivered his introductory
Lecture on The important, euljsc, Of Midwifery. THIS
IS branch not very susceptible CT extensive scope
varied eIn3r:sAment; BAT understand. that Dr. Is.
delivered very sensible and impressive Address Not.
wihsandng the inctineucy oi the day, liz had yc!y
respectable audience.
Dr CHam'cilyne will deliver 20 day his introductory
Lectute on the hll,era hedica-and 10 morrow, Df.
haupia vail give his Introductory Lecture Chems.
try.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-09
MEDICAL COLLEGE at Richmond.

The Introductory Lectures continue during the whole
of this week We had the pleasure Of hearing Dr. John
sons Lecture on Anatomy, on Tuesday. He developed
the progress of the Science in very lucid and
tory manner. He divided lis History into four Epochs,
aud paid just tribute 10 the merits of the most celebrated
men who fourished in each-concuding with an en!o
GUM upon the late DR.. Goldman Of Philadelphia. There
some fine passages in the Lecture.
On Wednesday. we hes.d DR. Cullen Of the Chair an
the Practice of Medicine. lie prcscnted admirable
view Of The origin ana progress Of Medicine, from the
days of the Egypnas The prcSen. times lie exhibited
the principal theories which had P.evaeLau aud sketch
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-09
Adieu-YouTs. &c.
CHARLEsros, November 9

The Railroad Bdnk-.3rrirai Of Specie The Oscoio,
which arrived yesterday from London, brings out near
HALF 4 MILLION DOLLAR, IN GOLD AND SILVER.
imported by the Directors O! the Louisville. Cincinnati
and Charleston Railroad Company for the Of The
South Western Railroad Bank. The subscription 10
this BANK will be finally coscd on Thursday nest. The
Stockholders will meet in Charleston in person or 10y
their pto1!s5 VA the Goth inst TO cleo. DGiecIoisiher
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-09

i'on with 'onc ol his fcnds in lawcr roomwlcn he
~" occasion u v's' an urrcr apartment for snuff box
Ihey heard heavy fall above them and fcarinr ,ba, he
hau met with some accident, they went up stairs, in
tHs course OF fifteen twenty minutes, and found
nun lying upon his back, entirely dead! DR.. Briggs
was a man OF extensive a:tImE,cns--uf considerable
p''cce-risirS rapidly in his prolcssion-surrounted
ey an aitect'ona;o taniiy Truly may repeat, again
asa again, What shadows we are, and what shadows
CO pursue"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-09

NENlTOP nf din

nc .7d'chaEy Democrat states. that "a gent!cmnn
tincnna nIlmatss TO us ha. there will be no chance
~ mat bg gun Of the Wings Thomas Ewing He also
,Ha, far ctTtea lotai and pirate reasons, Robert
Lye' Esq will be preferred 10 the Hon. alr Morris,
"e present incumbent"
snail see Mr. Morris superseded with all our heart
en- during the las, session Of Congress bespeaks
=" ''o'"!oTlA Ills course THEN upon this question,
w. remarked a Tie time caused him 10 lose caste with
wpro!can Par'y.-Mr Lyle is said to be decided
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-09
COMMERCIAL CONVENTION.

5r'eUn5 Of the citizens Of Hartford county, North
Ws vas hcid at the Courthouse, IN the town Of
on The Is, inst, and appointed The following
fan. s'''s 10 attend the Commercial Convention of Nor.
II. ~ hicssrs Lewis 81 Cowper, John w. Soutlall,
~ ~ Ia ) Neal, Dr. G c Moore, John P Anderson,
Ct' har'eiI, james A. Moore On motion Of l.. NJ
IPef' f:3q the Of the Chairman, r. &. Bor.
'' anu IA Rlyner, Esq were added TO the delegation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-09

VaiuGHc Property for sale, q, Hanorsr Courthouse
's subscriber determined 20 Texas, osrs for
hi. valuable property Hanover COgr hou,c, comprising
Of Of which IL Of excellent quality, with
ycy Tavern, Egi al the ncce1ary houses Thp
land on-ss the CUu house. exclude all compo
with There the Snd hIe body Of ms
with which Inc I've enriched u Dot previously ds
will he offered public safe the Thurs,
day, the 2th OF More 7ber, commencing CT o'clock A. NJ
minute description deemed rnnecc'sry Presumed
washing pa:c,sc viii the property and Judge Tor
themselves Al snd place shall s'ii all Ty crops,
every KIND acudirs three bundled barr OF Conn., stock
cattle. ho.s with tho !a:ertheGe ~" b" ,od hn"
porn. ~ tie Without rcEcrci all Of my Lousc
held and kitchen furniture, fsrrlrg utrnSiisr &C.
ar rho term, for the ed, which will
be acconGo.atay ~ the day nf sale.
Nov . IjJ-w2wj }. ID. ANDREWS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-09

SUDDEN AND MELANCHOLY DEATH.
n Sec"nes painful Office 10 record the death Of
o. nobfhT bFIGUs, one of the bes, and NEST disn.
s $"'u eiVzsns ol nu' TOM lie died on Wednesday
very suddenly, and /, is believed from stroke o.
''P"@y lie had been engaged IN cheerful converse
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-09

OATS are selling at 50 cts. frcm Depot, and ~ 10 45
from vessels
B.cos remains stationary, from ii ! 2tol II.
Twenty shares Of Richm0iL and Frederick sburg Rail.
road Sock were cold ycs;c'daya Lyncs Coffee House,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-09

ctMiTHFIErD ACADENY.-Thc Boa,l or Trustees will
> the I5 Of nrxt proceed elect
l'Ctioa: sentcsa qualified is9ch the Greek aud
Latin languages, critically 6Gd sfamScSy, and ;hc different
hTaarc. Of Narsg1fcs scientifically liberal
will m given The who have heretofore charge
n,ugn received between eight hundred and thousand
lsre far prospect OF large number Of
scholar, being catered The Of Smhed County
of Isle Wight which the Academy situated. regards
hoarh society," surpassed by village the
Applications po paid viii he received I'LL the election
Any further information 81" b. give" o'hs rsG. OF .Pp-
G. WIN. ~. DAY,
oas Of iss Board IF 7fust,.r, smioG7sii sec&emy
kl-st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-09

IA Office VIII be SOLD a, public auction, on Thurs
day, the 29lh dlv Of November next, one house and
LOT in the town OF Coamba Fluyanna, the property Of
Ann +. Por.us, deceased.
All persons having claims against said estate, will
please nrcseut them for settlement ] wish 10 settle
IN The estate JOSEPH H. TURNER,
Executor Of L. / PgJtuS Estate.
O.t 30 o0-Wi1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-09
MORRIS .MnLTiClLLLS

EE subscriber Offers for sale any reasonable amour, Of Trees
aud yeas old Of the Horns Huru. aud cuttings Of the
hrs obtained much
and several years until the experiment has perfectly
cesded-he sUbrrber having than 80 growing
mi nily. Al the this MTbcrEyis rspd
growth rich foliage, excellence food for hG SIis
The gathered the quantity OBJ
the quality the SILK made from
realized fully By tho .ub'cbcr in the experiments Of
The cuttings offered for sale will b delivered in Lynch
brry All be addressed ocombc Utcy
Lvnchhurs, They authorized for tho
subscriber from tkI ell desired Information BE obtained.
FREDERICK a. ROSS,
Rgthcrlood, &tncsyOTi, E. TtHpeSSGe
5J-yiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-09
DEMOCRATIC REVIEW

u shall attend L0u'sa C0W! next .H0rGGy. (bcing
eour! day for the purpose Of receiving the gen.
tenlcn disposed subscribe this able and popular Pc.
rIodtcal. MOSBY.
.7LsHt Ter Scuth,ru States.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-09
70 TICE IO TLNEER GEIIL

SEALED PEurvS AS received until tho 10Th Do
csghI @rN Tor the delivery tho quantity TIM
b"r fsifci Tor the of To Chesterfield en,u.n;
year,
20 o1o lsn f: 0; heart rae, By inches Length,
:. feet
1cGD 30. 30. DO. 20. Cby II d. do. aEe,
1859 do. DO. DO. 90. ~ 10. Do. II DO
and u7"aTls.
$50 superficial feet or morchantajs Flank thick in
rR;hs Of Il auG urY-rI-.
oVO Icirl f. OF aautale rnat, ihct, length,
It ~ or - feet.
1900 ,coeIiey Of white o-A IUt: 70 n in lengths
1900 20. do flank, IN. tl,ick, in lengths OF u
ANA Is fret.
The pGr ab2r by 10 be sa"ei rss than
edge; That OF y y Il" be siwrd III csIhc above
TO be TIE" from Knots and Delivered 18th the 18th February
lih on TIC 18th Uf May M tho 18Th oil August, on
the lJh Nov, T.b-r.
Tn: rb.E vii! BE- focsiv tho line Railroad and in
sTrrrG by W." .l-oGt Of tie CrrTrny.
Proposals he pos; pass, aud .de,scd tie subscriber
Nan rhe.tcr Pos: Office.
Tho viii he required give bond security
flhfui CON. agce OF the contract. DAVID MOORE,
NO:0 1871 .Gcrrt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-09
Far tie Contention

GAuIioN.Thc subscriber forbid, 81 persons hunt, boo,
respa, any ohcf way, his lands and the penalty
tho law wall Lc r-itiy enforced on every Offender.
GOorhland, Nov.g. J3-2t JOSIAH i.EAEE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-09
Tie Lam.s Rircr Canal and is pros

Inc JdWss ftrtT Canal and as prospects,
We are glad TO have it in power to inform cur
readers that the operations the Canal 90 on brarely
and thai there every probability OF is being opened By
the ISL AID at the arlcst. by the 10Th Of next month
We have not YET seen the whole OF Mr.. Duncan 8
Letter OF which lay few extracts this morning be.
fore readers. We have in dc,acnents only
but, anxious TO give tho whole OF i. at once
We should feel obliged 10 any one for COPY Of il.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-09
CARS ON TIE RAILROAD.

A, 4 meeting Of the Presden, and Directors Of The
Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Gem
pany. held on Tne.day the l6th day Of October LIS
it was resolved that the report made by committee Oh
The Common Council, declaring tina, no machine vc
h!cc Of any kind placed upon any Railroad within the
city OF Richmond, ought TO be allowed to remain sta
nnay IN the street than hour alter II. Arrival
within the limits of the corporation and the memorial
which that report founded be referred 10 4 com
nrttee with instructions 10 inquire into the matters
planned CT ard report any rcasurcs which 1t may be IN
The power Of hs Company 10 adopt TO obriate The
Causes of complaint
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-27
MORNING HERAL ID.
The Sal ..

The Sal ..
The sale Of my furniture books, &C. previous to
my visit to Esrope, By steam, will take place this
day AT eleven o'clock, Al $50 Nassau street.
On! how do feel! All day yesterday, in conse-
quence of the step have suddenly taken, felt
NEST dehciously melancholy rsm the sole Of the feet
TO the top Of my head hardly soald eat at dinner
ASH proceeded through Wall street, numbers ask
ed Bennett are you really going?"
"I am positively"
"Do give us then some capital letters from Lon
don, describing the coronation"
"Isha, said l, "do you know that mean to
what can be done for Van gurca in the good
graces of Victorian"
"No-I did not know that you were on secret
mission"
put my finger to my nose very knowingly.
"Ha! ha! hal"
Today before the sale begins have ordered some
choice glasses Of champagne to be handed to the la
dies, before the auctoneer begins to knock down.
Nothing like good beginning.
cannot write more-I feel so sad at leaving be it
only for fifty or sixty days, a community of burning
and enthusiastic readers male and lovely female such
as no editor l believe ever had since the world be-
gan.
Yesterday afternoon several fair ladies' called, in
private carriages for the purpose of looking at my
simple intellectual bsudoir One word on this point
No one must expect gaudiness in my apartments
Simplicity, neatness mind thought and sentiment
are my charas terstics. Here is the graceful sofa
there the neat rocking chairabove the manlel-piece
common French engraving of fair Heloise-at one
end of the room, the book case-around are the mir
rers and few other artcles-with the beautiful light
Of heaven stealing through the diaphanous window
blinds to give feeling and couear da rose to the scene
Sinpleity-snplicty- is the trait of orgi-
nal genius Button wrote his Natural History, with
an ordinary print Of Newton hanging before his desk
on naked wall. One thing must net forget. Dur
ing the last three years. the private correspondence
written TO me on every subject-descnbing every state
of society In New York. including an incredible guam
tty of letters containing the extraordinary de-
velopemeats-these reserved for the next century
these do not touch-these are sacred-everything
else goes to the hammer.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-27
M A RRlE

Monday evening, the ed Instant by the Rev Dr. sprpp
city. " WIN
On Thursday morning, the Goth inst In ST.
Church, by The Rev Mr. Kelly Mr. Jacob Vapwjpkle IN
city. ~ 800 80
On Wednesday the 18th instant by the Rev Dr. Snrng
Mr. Samuel Adams 70 Miss Emeise r. osy dsseIier Of Je
sish A. Lane. all OF this city. " :"
On the gath instant st Clements Church. by the Rev Mr.
city. - " -
On Tuesday, the sd instant by the Rev John Anderxo.
John Lowrey 10 Mary daughter Of the late Andrew Peck
On the 18th Instant st Peters Church. Chelsea by the
James Flanagan. "
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-27
WITHDRAWING TO sEAnkN.

W siR,.Aow me through the medium OF yosr valuable
paper To make one statement and tn question.
with four seamen, have Performed voyage yrrs Cruz
back To this port from whense sailed In the brig Paora
being pc Tod Of months ssd dsvs We had
sxacted IRON one dollar and seventy five esch
Hospital Custom House We sailed this
port some few myself FIVE and had
sun exacea os isr that space Of time. Will any
gentleman those whose collect this money
answer whether such on FIR what -
II viii much oh ige few wbo wish TO know.
THOMAS FRAMPTON
THOMAS MORGAN,
April n, 1s3s. THOMAS A. COBB.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-27

Or the 18th instant Mr. Joseph Young musician of the Park
Theatre, aged 20 years
the 2sh asast Charles Henry Youngest son Of George
A. Elliot, aged years
At Albany the ash inssn Mr.. Epbrain, wilder Jr aged
AtAbsny, Friday the 10Th instant John w. Merrill aged
25yearS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-27

~ KACKs.-on Tuesday nert May the iu commence
the Races over the Unien Course, Long Issnd. viii
felt The races continue four days. ""
On Tuesday the 9Th OF May, the Beacon Ceus. Me-
Jersey for the encourage OF road horses large trotn~
purses viii be given four days; and the Tue
day the 'oh commenee the regular Races the Bsacou
Course sna contnus four days. Fer Of each
The Jamaica Cars Tuesday will start 10 the Union
Coore from me south Ferry ~ half past H. ausrsr
after ~ O'CLOCK, and so continue durinr the Races s2
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-27

~ AN Extra train of fret class Cars riIl lea ve The In,
,or broohyn during the Races expressly ~ the sc
T, ., gen'lerea at bal pnt6f Price Ell
All lw. - ~ -'e'es'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-27

~ Mrs. haywood and her daughter, the peti!
Augusta, sail for Havre in the Utics, Captain Pei
on Tuesday, LIST May.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-27

YALx CoLLseE.-Thc second centennial ccebra-
ton Of Yale College took place on Wednesday, when
there were great doings at New Haven-a procession
Of students and college dsni,aries, bevies Of bright
DANES and maidens, and an address BY Professor
Kingsly. We hope TO be enabled to give detailed
report in the Evening Herald, this afternoon.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-27
N. l.. W. sCHIEt FELlN, Auetioneer
EUhEITURE At AUCv uON-Tbis Dew

SHIRLEY will ., this day at 10 o'cIocs al s wi,ars
corner OF Maiden Lane the furnitsre bosrirg
ssuse consisting OF BEDS beddng, sofas, deboards tables
ch carpets &c Also large ceeking complete
sT.tt-
VUNHE PAkTN r. Z SHIP heretofore existing betwesp
he suhs-rbrr nj No 90 Anthony street IN the city ri New
york known ysungsS lenbroeck this day Dissolved by
mutual ootsen Those having ella against III. firm, will
please hand them either the subscriber for adjustment
GEORGE yOUNGS.
HENRY TENBROECK.
New york, April "a, 1893, Attn.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-27

MR ScHArrEs's BALL THIS EvnHrsc.-Thc last
Ball Of the season takes place this evening at the
Shakespeare Hotel. II is gwen by Mr.. schaAer TO
his pupils and their friends and WILL doubessly, be
fully attended, as the captains Of the Sirius and
Greal Western are invited.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-27

20 Mr. Webster arrived in town yesterday from
Boston. He lis on his return TO Washington.
Mr.. Robinson, representative Of Oxford county,
state OF Maine, sss arrived with Mr.. Webster. Mr..
Robinson Is the member elected to supply the place
Of Mr.. Cilley, murdered IN q duel.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-27

National ACADEMY OF DEsrGs.-The thirteenth
animal exhibition of the National Academy Of De-
sign is now open. We shall take an early opportu-
nifty of inspecting its performances en- corsoissear,
and impartng to our readers our critical ebserva-
tona
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-27
Which we thus translate

oh, Cbambertin oh, Romance!
On your dear hills, oss glorious day,
a bright illusios sprsng 10 birth,
when hope and love irst besned on earth.
For msgic wands were given this fay,
(Oh mcrtsls bless thew both y
A twig from the vses Of Romasee,
And Cham crtins sweet Krowth.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-27

GuNPowDER ON BoARp VEssELs-The brig Jefsr-
son, from Lond,n just arrived has hundred bar
rels Of gunpowder on board shortly to be discharged
Particular attention ought be paid to this operao
which should be done in the stream, under the in
spection Of the corporation the occurrence Of any
accident would lay half the city in ruins.