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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-27

The CAsAprAs PaevrscEs.-The trials for high
treason Of the numerous prisoners in Montreal will
not commence until after the Earl Of Durham's as
sumption Of the reigns Of government in the lower
province when the disgust excited by the execution
Of the two unfortunate men at Toronto will have had
time 10 assume tangible expression and to dlssuads
the authorities from the repetition Of such scene in
British colony. The execston at Toronto for trea-
SON. the FIRST instance Of the kind in the Cisatlanc
possessions Of the crewn of England; and even IN
England there has been no example Of the kind
since l746. Policy humanity, and generosity, all
forbid ssch acts; and earnestly hope, for its own
sake, that the rule to be laid down by the adm-
nstration will not be Of the se vietis principle With
respect to the American prisoners, the best way to
get nd Of them would be to send them to this side Of
the lines, and hand them over to the respective DIS
trct Atornes to be dealt with according 10 the pro.
visions Of the vielation Of neutrality bill. Their
punishment would be quite severe enouRh-but no
more blood {,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-27

Brown-Oh, mol
Counsel-Yet the boys gave you every ,hine7
Counsel-Uncomnon good Wall street boys, them;
pity there amt more Of 'cm-them boys are as scarce
as black swans.
Brown.-well, they be rather scarce.
Counsel.-Who is Mr.. Pomeroy, the plaintiff
here.
Brown.-He's director in the Beeve Bank-he
has an Office here, and redeems their notes.
sel.-And gets rid Of good many well as
redeems them What was this note OF $3.50 given to
you for
srown.-l found out that Mr. Underhill wanted
o. 900 on bond and mortgage Of real estate. got
$1,000 of Mr. Tindal, and $1,000 in two notes Of
Charles Henry Halls. Mr. Undcrhil gave me that
note Of $780, as sort OF compliment for my
Mr. Poneroy used his influence and got the note dis.
counted for me in the Belleville Bank But when
Halls notes became DUE they want paid and alder
man Underhill said as they want paid, he thought
he had no right to pay me that little trie Of $3.50
Says no says i, certainly not Alderman; and then
asked the Bank TO renew u, and then such was the
state Of the Bank that they wouldn't then borrow
cd the money and took Il up myself The note fell
due on the 18th November. Dunng December,
notes in his hands for a matter of e2,900 and that
one among the rest should be glad to pay il now,
but | amt got the money.
Ceunsel-Therc amt much to be made either a.
shaving or preaching now7
Brown-Not much.
Counsd-Now, sir, with oil your preaching and
shaving did you not get $1,000 in cash from Mr. TIN
dali TO give to Gel Underbill on the bond and
mortgage; and didn't you paw the Colonel $1,000 in
cash, and the two notes for S20007
Brown-We, you see, IT'S sort Of mixed up kind
ofs ussscton that requires long time to explain.
Counsel think so.
ysdgc-where did you get Halls notes1
Brown had EN- By me. ! had $1,000 belong.
ing to clergyman in Hartford, 10 lend out at good
high interest; and I took notes, and checks, and
things; and in the month Of March all these things
come 10 an end. These notes Of Halls took for mo-
ney, and owed Tindall mency, and it's all mixed up
together.
Counsel-How long have you been apreacher7
Brown entered into the ministry Of The Lord al
Il years age, and amt been cashersd yet preach
the gospel now
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-22
AFFECTING STORY OF MATER.
MAI, LOVE.

In the village Of Carreggi, whether II
was that due precaulion had no. been
taken or that the disease was Of aparlicular
malignant nature, one after another. first
the young and then the old. of whole
family dropped of. A woman who lived
on the opposite sids Of tho way, the wife
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-22

nj lsbOrer. and malher Of lwa iiuGle hoys,
fslI herself s1lseksd By lever in The night;
IN The morning % greatly increased. sad
~ The evening The fatal lunar appeared.
This vas ddring the absenre uf her
husband, who wenI 10 work II sdisIanee.
and only returned on Saturday nights.
bringing home the sr4nIy mesns af
subsistence fur The family for the week.
Terrified BY The example Of The nsirhhor-
ing lsmlly. moved by Ihe landesI love
iar her ehildren. and determined not 10
communicate The disease 10 them. she
formed the heroic resolution of leaving
her home, and going eIsswhere 10 die.
Locking them ihto roam. and saerifie-
ing % their safety even the last and sole
comfort ola parting embrace. of she ran.
dasn stairs. carrying 9th her lhe sheets
aud eoyerlel, thai she might leave M
means OF cOnIagI0n. she then shut the
d'"r with sigh. and went away; but the
biggest, hearing the door shut. vent 10
the window. and seeing her running in
that manner, cried out, :" Gand bye.
mother" IN . voice so tender that she
invOlnnlarily stopped.
/" Good bye, mother" repeated the
younges, child. stretching his lilIIe hand
out Of the window; and thus las the pour
afflicted mother compelled fr a time Ia
endure The dreadful conflict between the
yesrnings which called her back, and the
/ pity and solIcilUds which urged her on
/ Al length the latter eonquered. aud amid
the auod Of tears and The farewells Of her
children, Who knew not the fatal cause
and import Of these tears. she reached the
house Of those who we're 10 hurry her.
She recommended her husband and chill.
dren to them, and 10 two days she was
no more!
! Surely nothing can equal the heart oI
a mother. How pathetic the expression
Of poor woman on hearing her parish
priest relate the story Of Abrsham's offer.
ing his son Isaac as a sacrifice. L" All
God would certainly never have required
such sacrifice uf a moiher!"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-22

Self made Men.-Ynu may take the
whole population Of Maryland. and select
from il the fifty men who are most dis
iinguished for talents, or any description
of public usefulness, and | will answer
for il they are all. every one of them.
men who began the world without dol
lar. Look into the public councils OF
the nation. who are they tina. take the
lead there! They are men who made
their own for,unes-self-made men. who
began with nothing. The rule is uni.
versal; il pervsdes our courts. State and
Federal, from the highes, to the Invest.
Il is true Of all the professions. Il is SD
now: It has been so at any time since
have known the public men Of this state
or the nation: and il will be so while our
present institutions continue. You must
throw . man upon his own resources to
bring him out. The struggle which is
to result in eminence is too arduous. and
mus, be continued too long to be encnun
tired and maintained voluntarily, or unless
as a matter uf life and death. He whn
has fortune IL fall back upon, will slscken
from his efforts, and finally retire from
the competition. With me it 10 a ques-
tim whether il is desirable that parent
should be able to leave his son any pro-
per,y a, all. You will have large for
tune, and am sorry for il. as it will be
spelling Of good lawyer. These are my
deliberate sentiments. aud | shall be re-
ioiced to find. in your instance. shall
have been mistaken.
Clement Falconsr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-22

A fortunate Misfake.-The accidental
circumstances which frequently bring me-
dical men into Extensive practice, or tina,
noiorieiy which may lead to il, is truly
curious. Il 10 we'll known that a most
eminent English practitioner owed all his
success 10 his have been in = state Of in
,oxica,ion. Disappointed on his fire..
arrival in London. he sought comfort in
q neighboring tavern. whence the servant
Of his lodging wen, TO fetch him one eve
ming. after heavy potation. 10 see GER
tain countess. The high sounding title
Of This unexpected patient tended not
lille to increase his excitement. lie
followed the liveried fno,man as well as
he conld, and vas ushered in silence inso
noble mansion, where her lsdyship's wo-
man waited to conduct him most directly
to her mistress room; her agitation most
probably preventing her from petceIving
the doclor's state. He was led into splen-
did bed.chamber. and wen. through the
routine practice Of pulse feeling, &c. and
proceeded TO the table 10 write prescrip
tion, which in all probability would have
been mechanically correct; bu, here his
powers failed him. In vain he strove 10
trace the salutary characters, until wea.
ried in his attempt, he threw down the
pen. and exclaimed, Drunk by c.
made the best Of his way oul Of the house
two days after he was no, little sur
prised by receiving letter from the lady
and check for glQa, and the promise
Of her family and friends patronage. '(he
would observe The s,ric,es, secresy on the
state he found her IN. The fact was,
that the countess had been indulging IN
brandy and laudsnnm, which her Abigail
had procured for her, and was in the con-
dnion which the doctor so frankly appli'
ed 10 himself. LiWgen.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-20
vAPOR BATHS.
The OLD ESTABLISHED INDICATED vAPoR
EATHI.
No. Is John sfresf.

Vo. % John dresf
CAHHOLL rsiurns grateful sskno weds-n nsnt
sion liberal bestowed his establishment,
which been In successful operation upwards Of eleven
As the limits OF newpaper advertisement precludcs
possibility Of giving analytical detail of the medicinal
hss been ouad thou.b powerful remedy all the fol-
lowing Diseases cutaneoHs diseases rheumatism govt inspi.
eat diseases OF The joints, catarrhal CON-
plants Group, affections OF the liver asthma, sudden colds
fever ard ague, scarlet fever, nc. nc. nc.
havc several occasions visited the Napor Bath Essb.
lshen In street. conducted by Mr. and Mrs Carr M
entirely satisfied myself that the Baths are admins
'e'e' '"e'' WIZ" sam anu ALEx H. STEVENS. Md.
Gan cheerfuy that have found the Bsths In John
street well aended asd comfort OF the patient
suited VALENTINE MOTT, NJ D.
been for many in the habit Of ssndng patio
10 Mrs CAROLS vsper Bah In JOHN street and have
freques y tsken myself Upon all OCCASIONS had
satisfied with the skill with which they we're admin
istered sad believe IN this respect Mr. aad Mrs. Carroll
leave nothing desired by male female bsthers
WA. ,. MACNEvEN, NJ d.
have had msch experience in Mr. sad Mrs CAROLS appi
vspsr Baths patients IN this city, add pre-
fer them To every other. r. NANDEhbUkSh, NJ. ~
We fully the above statements.
GEORGE BUSH, NJ ID.
JAS. q. SMITH, Md.
JNO. NELSON, M ID.
TH0S BOYD. NJ. ID.
JAS. A. WASHINGTON, NJ. D.
w. NJ IRELAND, M. u.
DANL w. NISSAN N d.
The Baths are IN constant readiness from o'clock in the
morsng till o'clock night every day. Sunday excepted
when they open from I'LL IN the morning. Sulphur
Baths all hours Of the day Portable Rstbs with csmpe
part the city Brooklyn Eve nues notice. No
seson with other establishment The shakers Coscen
trsed Syrups =. Sarsapas Lverwo for sale. Bathing
Tabs and Hin Baths for sale or hire. ly7 lmis
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-20
~ TO THE PUBLIC.-In testimony of the sxraord
,ar, yirines If WHEEIER,S BALSAM OF MOsCA.

~ TO THE PyssIcIs testimony Of or TIE . MGsc
na r virtues OF WHEELERs $3.50 a.. ar I'M Moson'
able to the paae remedy TOR all diseases st the bowels
Dyspepsia Darrhea Dyssstery Choera Spamsac
Ing highly able gentlemen IN ADDITION 10 hundreds
ohe have Voluntarily written letters 10 the propreier x
presvr Of their highest opnions OF It's ers ana OF the de-
cded when has attended its use by themselves and
f. A. De Peyster Esq, captain Of the New York packet
ship Columbus; Coust Ortrante; Charles H. Webb, of
ngre Hall New York; Col Charles MaPe b,s Kim
street: Mr. rustus - Chaplin 40 Greenwich street; Mr.
Peter D. Collins 2is Front street Mr. Charles R smith aa4
Neal as Mercer Mr. Robert Breese 25i aason street,
Cyrus Bill, Esq Brockya; Dir. Edward Cruikshank 40
slnce the pubic alion in the Evening STAR New Era
Sunday Morning News and otner papers OF the above let
add ona gratifying evidence Of the saularv effects OF h
preparation, from gentleman well known 10 hundreds OF our
citiIeHs. -, =. 80.
Sr-If my testimony will add thing The strong
proofs already published of the efficacy OF your Bat
sam OF Mocaelo in removing disorders Of the b-wes
creating healthy and acton OF the stomach willingly
recently experienced the NEST decided benefit from
As far capable Of usgng from the eat cts have
take with the like good results should that the Bal
OF Moscaelo OF the mot valuable medicinal pre-.
paraoRs asd ought 10 be IN the possession every
family, especially where there are children.
He'p AMOS LIZ ae EDS, % Hammersly. ST,
Gr The Genuae Balsan has "wheeer's Balsam OF Mos
cateo" stamped the bottles and each bottle accom-
Or three dollars TO be has in York The residence Of
the proprietor No 50 Greenwich street. Ocuist NC the
drug store of Mlhau No 1873 Broadway at Mr. Dckiss
No AIS Broadway a. Mr J. DOGS 10. n1s s and aIi
Israel Posts No SO Bowery and at Mr. j. o. Wliores, Ne
- Due notice will be given OF the appointments of coun
agents Persons wishing obtain agencies, must address
(po pain) TO Mr. Wheeler No. Green wch street, where
10 be sent jyl7-6ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-20
Chatham CIRCULATING Library,


III THE subscribers beg leave respectfully inform their
friends and the public that they have rcopened the above
establishment after making many alterations and additions
The prepared and ready accommodate those
may he pleased 10 favor them with their
they have had liberal share OF public support and
they hope from their late important improvements and BY
attention 10 business receive increase Of it,
The Library at preses, contaas 6oee vsumes and 10
the the subscribers ealsrge from tiss me
as the wants Of their patrons II II "
srnged and comprises the greater part
mast approved the following Beg
raphy Voyages and Travels. Natural History, Natural and
mental Philosophy Classical and Miscellaneous Ltera
In addition 10 the foregoing they would mere psrtcu
larry call the attention OF the reading community 10 their
tcssve collection Of works fiction Perhaps Library IN
the city can produce greater varied coecten.-
Ne edo expense has been spared to render THIS depart
ment Of their Library complete possible II contains al
present $500 volumes subject and daily receiv
Veg sccsos ofsew works from the both Of this csus
Try and Europe II also supplied with 10 American and
90 Plays, acting and stsrdsrd
10 concl.son they beg leave state thst no exsruo on
their part sha wasting 10 n.he d cir Library superior
possible 70 ssy " the city, and thereby res4ersg The most
est "a '. y'Sa 4 LANGLEY.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-20
RY AARON LEVY.
I EyY,s EXHlHiTION ROOM FOR rAINI

IL INGS AND WOhks OF hkE.-In" pubic hrcspcCr
fully Informed that large ard commodous rsom has been
fitted III Liberty doors east Of Broadway for the
exhibition and other work OF private sale
fine collection of sncen, and modern paintings OF undoub
merit exhibition, which the attention OF Ia.
dies visiting city, and lovers Of the fine arts
orally Invited Tse ladies he assured that nothing
be presented IN their VIZ that the fasdious
object TO- bul on anxious shall
dominate exhibit such only chsste pleasing and In
sructve.
The Exhboa Room will be open At all hours from 10 A.
till 7, p NJ.
Admission free.
Ergravings private sale in lots to suit purchasers
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-20

xxrANTED-A WOMAN, capable of doing the general
w worn OF small family in very cosvenen house she
r he good plsn COOK in her person sRd worh and
willing 20 do herdu y. Apply at Ne IL Centre sree.osn
Office.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-20
NIBLU,S GARDEN.
Friday, July 20.

Lat night of the engagements OF
SlGNOR FORNASARL
The proprietor. xous qualification pat
o au he lovers OF music has the homer 10 announce that
he has az great expense enabled esgage-
eI, WIN he above popular and highly celebrated Vocalist
nin ps;..,.., ..c...
HENRY WALLACE, who is engssed expressly for these
Solo and I.s,unisnia rerformrrs-vioa NJ Opel. Valve
and 10 Bianco Horns, Messrs. Munson and Reid
ey Wood Kamers Rivers Opel henrrh Bal
Goodwin yanstane, Peterson.
The orchss,ral Pormers selected the Italian op.
NC, and will be led by M TYsTE, OF The Lonaon sa
under the Of Mr. Watson mn
steal director ahdcomposer TO this establishment.
PROGRAMME.
2-Barcarsle-Mr + Bishor-or che in Cieo, Donnzetti
3-tonance--Signer FornasaIi-From the Opera
4-Cavatina-Mrs Henry wallask- Lungbi dial
caro- bene, Pacinl
6-Aria-Signor Fenero-From Moses in Egypt Rossini
s-Recitalion- Henry wsacR-oh para- " !" ''00p
s--V.vo!i,e ATMsigno Fornas.ri Puci..
Immediately after which there win be an ntermsson OF
play several favoriie marches.
PART II.
a-Esgi.h Gies-Mrs williams Mr. T Bishop Mr. "uoe
Archer, and Mr. Kneass-Here in cool Grot,
3-Ballad-Mrs II walack-Away the Msun-
tansb brow, A Lee
4-Comc Duetto-SgDors Fornasari and Ferre.
ro-FIom u Cenerentoa-Un Secreto. Rossni
o-Soio on me wave Trumpet-Signor Gambati, Kossni
6-ComiG Aria-Signor Fornasar-FIom La Gen.
drilon-(wheh was encored by acciamalion
on Monday last, and will be re pea,ed tonight
by general desire,)
| 7-Overture 10 La Dame Blanche, Boideau
| Tomorrow, the Rsvels.
Mr. John Seton, Director OF the vaudeviIles
| Tickets ocens.
/ To commence O'Clock.
The Grand Promenade from Bread Saloon,
be OF being enclosed Hnavorable weather no postpone
| meRt will take place.
Amusemenis evening IN the week except Sundays
when the Garden will be for Ice Creams and Fruit
Ices OF every variety and OF the most approved kinds
Admission l2A cents, including R~reshment.
Onnbusses will to and from the City Hotel the Gar
den, during the evexiBg.
The Gnrdn and Promenades are brilliantly lighted with
thousands Of variegaed lamps and ornam~ned with superb
collecen OF choice plants Shrubs lemon lime
To the Gand Walks has been added this
~ Tlansparences, of beautiful design execution
The Groto Fountain has beru newly decorated and
forth lis cooling streams amid the brancy OF lamps and
GRANGE offowers jy2o
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-20

y osT-A eco SILL, on the Brcoklyn Bank, u L. on or
sbeu, The pre misses of No washingtos street whey.
or ss fnu tho came shall be literally rewarded and receive
the ,hsnh Of the .wner who poor ssd needy by ss,sg
at No. W ashington street. U""
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-20
a M use monss.

PrKn rhEATn THIS EVENING will be per
port. - #'M # #N - NI :" e"
Alter whch
A Pas DE DEUx, by Master and Miss Wells
To conesde with
SPOILED CHlLD-Tag, Mr. Placide-Little Pickle Mis-
Davenport
Daors open at 7-Performsnce begins at 7i Boxes, 81
mt 5o cents Gallery, IS cents
EnAN LIN THEATKtc, CHATHAM SQUARE,
= under the direction Of Mr.. w. r. BLAKE.-THIS EVE
MING, will be presented
BARRCK ROOM-Csl Ferrier. Mr. Barrett arissa Mrs
Barrett.
After which,
RAISING THE wIND-Jerem Bidder, Mr. Baretl-Peggy,
Mrs Haut0nviie.
To conclude with
BLACK EYED SUSAN-Wilan,. Mr. WIN Sslon-Susan
Mrs Greene-Doliy Mayhower, Mr. La Forrest
Doors open 7-Performance bega half past pre-
cisely.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-20

C.r-sr Of An. and N@ssu sfreets Hep York.
1.-THE sU ssCRIBER would inform his friends and The pub
Tic that taken the eee recently occupied by the
New York Mirror, and has fitted In and
stvle fer The OF Coffee, Tes Chocolate Pies
Emit Nc Also cold Of Tongue Ham, cerned and smok
Cd Reef he which may he procured nj all honrs.
SODA WATER, from the best mandatory, supplied du
ring the ssassn -. - .,--...
Having spared 90 expense in fitting up this establishment
sch ,ot sups ed by any other In the city the subscr
re- niedges himself nal efforts shall be wanting
20 MAKE for oil doing busaess IN The ow er
part of this city. a'NS""'
xoa as
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-09-05
[BY AUTHORITY.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
PASSED AT THE SECOND SESSION OF THE
TwESTY-FIFTB CONGRESS.
IPUBLIc No. 65.1

tPCBLlc--No. 60.
AN ACT to establish a new Judicial dis
trict in the Territory of Florida.
BE IL sn0Cted by the Senat. and Uons,
Of RepreseHt0tioes o. The United States o,
america, IN Congress, assembled, Thn, ali
the territory included within the present
boundaries Of the counties Of Franklin.
Washington, and Jackson, in the Territory
Of florids, .hsll constitute new judic,aI
district, to be called the ippalaehicola dis.
trct, the Judge Of which shall reside Mt the
town Of AppsIachicoIn, or At the town of
~. Joseph's IN said district.
SEC. ,. And be further ea0ctd, That
a Judge. marshal, aud district attorney .i,nll
be appointed IN sand district, having the
the same jurisdiction, power., duties, aud
Liabilities, m all respects, as are now pos
s..sed hy the Judge. OF the superior courts,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-09-05
An limitation 10 Dinner.-It was .bsery-

An fnUifation TO Dinner.-It was sbserv-
ed that u certain covetous rich man never
invited one to dine with him. "'Il lay a
wager" said wug, Z" get nm invitation
from him" The wager being accepted, he
goes the next day to the rich mans house,
about the time he was to dine, and tells the
servant he must speak with his master I'M
mediately, for he can save him a thousand
pounds.
"Sir," said the seryan, to his master,
here is man in great hurry to speak
with you, who says he eau save you thou
sand pounds" (Out came the mastery
What is that, sir; that you can save
me thousand pourdsi"
Yes, sir, | can; bu, see you nre at
dinner; | will 90 myself and dine, and call
again"
90, pray, sir, come in and take dinner
with me-"
"Sir, ] shall be troublesome"
Mot at ALL"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-09-05

respectively, in the Territory of Florida,
ana the said marshal is hereby required to
TO give the same bonds that other marshal
arc required to give under the laws of the
United States aud the Territory of Florida
10 be approved of and recorded as now di
rected by law.
SEC. 3. And be IL further enacted, That
the sllG courts shall be holden a, the times
and places now established by law IN said
dIstrcl, until changed by the Legislative
Council of said Territory and all process
executed by and returnabIe To said courts Ms
part of the district Of West Florida, as
heretofore organized, shall be as effectunl in
law as if the said district had not been
changed and it shall be the duty of the
present marshal of The district of Yves,
Florida TO execute all process now in his
hands, and he shall he responsible in like
manner as il this act had not passed.
SEC. 4 And be 1t further enacted, That
the Judge, marshal, and district attorney
shall have the same salaries, fees, aud com
rensailon as are allowed and paid to the
other Judges, marshals and district attorneys
III said Territory under the laws of the Uni
ted States, or the Territory Of Florida, out
Of any money in the Treasury not other
wise appropriated.
JAMES X. POLK.
Speaker Of MeHouse Of Representatives.,
WIN. II. KING,
President Of the Senate.
APPROVED, July 9Th 1888.
NJ. VAN BUREN,.
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