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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-10

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ARRIVED.
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with ship Caledonia Of Georgetown for Liverpool Passen-
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Ship Aishansu Lane, Mobile. Ie days, cotton, to Z. d.
Brig New Granada Percy, csrhsrens, IS days. hides and
sugar, 10 Everett Baliell. Len no Ans
erry Gel, On Friday mo nne of he Hook was run mi.
by the boat ECLIPSE belonging to the Courier Enqu
Brig Amelia strong slndIey, Dsren, days. cotton ~
Brig Savannah Lverman, Charleston dsyscotop, to.
stprges Chairman. Lett brig Georgia
vaos DAYS win Sugar and molsses 10 Chssrrain Pos.
vert, Mr. Whitney ~ died the third day out en Trni
schr Reporisr Carney, Neuvss IL days. solsses DC to
sehr Only Son. Reed Boston, Trinidad d. Cuba days.
$50 hhds molssse TO Clement Newman OF Philadelphia
Peas Of Portland do susan New yorh soon Ad,sde Bos
ton, unci Baltimore Of Baltimore do Ass, Of wicsset do
Baltimore do; Edward Fscis, Of De. uner survey ana
would probably be crnsemned. Path ut OF Cape Florida
spoke three mased schooner from Mstnnzas, Bal.
scbr Gen Richards days from Wilmington NJ G. in ma
val stores IN Bronson, Brothers Co.
schr Lawr, nee, Townsend, DAYS from Wilmington N.
G. with naval stores 10 J. Ogder.
scbr. William Bridges Trinidad Ge Cuba with mossses
order
schr Smith, Allen Washington NJ G. 10 days naval stores
Mitchell CoLos the head Of her foremost the .i day
ont.
sshr Preston. Booth, Plymouth, NJ C. days naval stores
20 J. r. Brandt
hr. Richmond Tl.ley, Rcl,opd, days. aosr TO Alien
paxspn
sehr. Norman. Young, Baltimore days naval stores to
schr. zea Smith, Plymouth days cotton and corr, 10
sehr North America, Barnes, Baltimore. days, granite
s.hr Jubilee sme, Newbern NJ c. 10 days, naval stores
10 Brown Brother.
schr Portsmouth,, shnn Norfolk, days. rnsre TO surges
A Chairman
schr wrs.w, JONES' Wilmington, n 9. naval stores D.
Kimberly Son.
Nothing belw--wr NJ W.
SAILEDshps Vile de Lyer, Stoddayd for Hsvre; sarah
sis Gsrrsr, Liverpool bsrks I.des, Mssor Csllacj
Phoebe, - briggs Indus, sampson Havana; and several
others N#.s
The Courir News Boat Eclipse foul M yesterday
Nv brig Fanny Colt and damaged her eusy IN the Sails
" hull Az her sails torn of THIS teok place
outside the Heok about daylight, yesterday morning She
laying sscbor bach Of the Romer 1.-THE Courier will
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-10
M Ar RTE ID.

the nth ins'srt by the Rev Nicholas y Narseus John
Fowler of the firm Of Van Pet Fowler. 10 Margaret dsugh
ter 81 J. Wesiervet Esq.
On The 7,h instant by the Rev. Mr. somers, Mr. Robert r.
Woodward, 10 Miss Hetv Davis. all OF this city.
the 5th ins Noun Hope, Orange county, by the
Rev. Andrew Thompson Mr.. Augustus r, Thompson TO
Miss Clara Ann daughter Of Benjamin Dodge Esq Of the for
m place.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-10

THE CANApAs AND THE FRoNrIER-Things are
resuming their wonted aspect on the Western line
such as existed previous t. Mr.. Mackenzes tomfool-
cries, and Mr. Van Renssslaers bravadoes and rodo-
montade. Gen. Scott has received, by express from
Gov. Mason and Gen. Brady, at Detroit official des-
patches dated the I'd inst, statng in general terms
that the tranquility of that frontier has been entirely
restored, and that there is necessity for calling out
militia force, it being thought that three companies
of regulars sent up by the Robert Fulton from this
place. and which arrived on the 9th ult, will be am
ply sufficient 10 secure that tranquility for the future.
This impression was strong, that company of
Detroit Volunteers temporarily on duty was imme-
diaiely discharged
With respect 10 the accounts of the cruelles perpe
trated by the Royaists their unfortunate prisoners
the following from the Detroit Daily Advertiser, Of
the 2nd February, is conclusive
"Through the poiteness of Col. Radcliffe, the Off
GERS on board OF the Robert Fulton accidentally de-
tanned at Maiden, account of the distractions in
the navigation, yesterday invited to visit the
fortunate individuals who Were wounded on board the
schooner Ann, at Fort Maiden, and they take great
pleasure in making known to the friends of those in
dviduals and the public, that every attention is paid
TO their comfort and necessities and that they were
repeatedly assured by Them that nothing has been
omitted on the part Of the officers in command al
Fort Maiden as well as the citizens generally, to
make their situation pleasant the circumstances
of the case will permit" SN
We learn by the Toronto Patriot that those priso
ners arrived at that place on Tuesday last.
AT Maiden and its vicinity the government has an
aimed force of 1900 men,
In the House Of Commons, al Toronto, question
came up for an appropriation of a sum OF money TO
procure portrait of Mr.. Speaker MacNab On dr.
vision there were IA for, and IA against. The question
was finally carried in the affirmative by the gallant
and honorable Speakers orn casting rots.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-10

" Tho great mass Of the independent middle
classes or New York are the supporters OF the He
raid The miserable spectators, oafers, and editors
Of Wall stree, can reach the fountain OF our no.
ney. We 90 on the cash system-snd with the prac-
teal, sober steady cash people-the very persons,
who H. ten years will be the leaders OF society, when
the present Of bankrupis shall have been brushed
on Of existence 1879.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-10

GREAT RtoISe MArcH.-Ths came to a close yes
terday at half past IL o'clock. Mr. Grant at O'Clock
yesterday morning, had performed only 2o2 miles,
beng then IS miles behind ts.
Al halfpast IL he bad 81 miles to perform in one
and hal hours, being abou, AZ miles or three and
half hours bchisd His failure was owing 70 the heavy
rain that fell and the conseqsen' mud asd bad state
otthe course, his horses were also bad lie was IN
mo way fa,ieued or dispied and says that II allowed
% selec, hisown horses he will accomplish $50 miles
in "a hours.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-10

sew CRvsADE.-My friend and countryman DR..
Brownlee, has given up Maria Monk and the awful
Romsh nunneres, for new subject and a fresh cru
SADIE Last Sunday evening he began his new move
ment by general attack on the morals religion and
utility Of all the best English classics. Walter
Scott was stripped Of half his glory-Byron was
consigned to Satan, and Bulwer thrown out into
outer darkness where there nought but weeping and
gnashng Of teeth. Even Burns was exierminated-
as to Tom Paine he not touched for fear Of pou-
ton The learned Doctor advised all his hearers TO
exclude the works of Scott, Byron and Bulwer from
their Libraries. He minated that no female, who
had any regard for her taste, morals or salvation,
would be seen with such infdel unchrsan writers IN
their hands. Nothing said Of the purity Of Maria
Monks book, which that gentleman earnestly re-
commended to public perusal a few months ago.
Dr. Brownlee, DR.. Brownlee cannot 60 with
Won on this crusade. II Scott and Byron and Bull
wer are put isto your Iader erpurgatoriu, must be
content 10 20 to Purgatory in reality to NEE, their
Getty
The learned Doctors next lecture on this ssbjsct
will be gwen tomorrow night in the Second Dstch
Church, Nassau street. What singular world we
live in
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-10

CouRT or CoMaoN PLEAS, Feb. 9.-Before Judge
Ulshoefer. Joshua Scholefield and others versus
John i. Huntington and others.
This an action 10 recover $780, the amount
ofa note, with interest Of which the defendants were
the makers. The defence set up usury; and
the simple question on this ground. When the
note became due, il renewed by the plaintiffs at
interest of one per cent per month. This was the
usary complained Of and the Judge charged to the
effect that the transaction by a strict construction
might be considered as an usurious transaction, still
was for them determine according TO the facts Of
the case. The jury found for the plaintiff, damages
$780, and cents costs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-10

INFORMANT TO BRoKERs.--We shall give case OF
considerable interest 10 brokers and owners Of stock
in our afternoons paper
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-10

MAMMOTH CoRs.--Mr. Caldwell Morrison, Of Ma.
pies coupsy tlll raised an ear Of corn last season,
measuring II inches IL length. which yielded 1913
kernels
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-10

STATE LEorsLA-uRE.-In Senate, on Wednesday,
the small aoe bill as amended in the Senate passed
that body 1t allows the issuing of small notes pro-
yded they are redeemabls in specie, by vote OF Is
10 L. This alters entirely the spirit and construction
of the Assembly bill, which went to give the banks
the privilege of substituting small bills for coin. 1t
will row go back TO the Assembly for concurrence
with the Senatorial amendments
Nothing of any interest occurred IN the House.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-10

A Goon Tgxs FRom JoE HoxIE.-At the last
ION, meetir Of the Boards, Joe Hoxle nominated
Sexas Natlan of Wall street, the office OF Com
m;ss;oper az the Aims House. This unexpected act
half redeems Joe Hoxie in my eyes-and II Aaron
Clark were not in the way would almost nominate
hun for the next mayer.
know Seixas Nathan well. He IS Hebrew-a
man Of honor integrity, and pureibenevolence. Sc
veral years ago. when neither Christian inhdei, nor
couatrymen would aid my young endeavors to start
in the world Mr. N voluntarily opened his purse and
advanced what money wanted to begin business
upon nv own bottom. met with dlfhcnlues-rogues
and scosndrels. / was cheated and rlfied OF my
own hard earnings. Mr.. n. told me to be OF good
cheer. He had known my habits and pnacIplss
while conducted the Courier and Enquirer. He had
confidence in my integrty Well what has been the
resutq Sometime ago paid back every cent Mr..
n. had loaned me, and he receivedt IN the same quiet
easy manner that he lent il.
How different is this mans conduct from that OF
Noah, one If the same people! That etariatan has
sued me for sl00, while at this moment Nc owes me
over $50 for services rendered to him on the Enqu-
rer which he sold TO great advantage IN 1929. A
mans speculative religion is little or nothing II Is
the mnd-ihe soul-the big ,hrobbing heart that en-
noble the human beng. Such man as Mr.. N. is
more offs Christian than those who call themselves
such He is an honor to human nature.
THANK Joe Hoxe for what he has done, and owe
him one
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-10

II The WEEKLY HERALD, embracing all the IN
teresng commercial and general Intelligence Of the
week, will be published this day at nine o'clock
Broken doses OF philosophy, wit, poetry religion and
finance, at sirpe~cs each. The cheapest pills
going.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-10

SHAviSo.-The Board OF Brokers the other day
presented, through their Secretary James W. Bleeck-
er, ESQ $500 to the Central Charity Committee tor
the benefit Of the poor. Good ather! MY example Of
el00 memory is making wonders.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-10

PoTAGE.
la tortues
Poisson Bleu, Base d la mer,
Anguilles la Tartare,
NETS
Fntrecotesdu bouf, Pate de perdrix,
Dindon roti. Pouiet
Aloyau du bout. Neau.
GIsrER.
Becusse Cables,
canards Sauysges Peidrx.
coNFITuREs.
Omelettes nc.
WINS.
xeres Champagne,
Chsbls, Chambertin,
Madere, Rcussion.
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CLEA RED.

ship Quebec, Hebsrd. London, GrnnsI Mniurn & Co,
harks Fara Shiv~rilk, Valparaiso, A. q. A W. Benson
1ndir Mason, Calso T.. =. Rnsse brigs Rhine McKowB
Apalachicola, Ogden; Crusader Park, Wilmington N. g.
Depsyser& Il whmarsb; Uzardo Giclrs, New Orleans r.
E,we1 schrs yrginan, BedcIl, Norfolk. Va Csremoni
horn Philadelphia; William john Keller, New Orleans, II.
ElwelI Mail. Bearss Boston.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-10

The Cour.r News Boat Eclipse foul M yesterday
u, the brig Fanny Colt and damaged her euy In the Sails
N No, the hu Al her sails off, THIS teok place
outside Hsoh sbou daylight yesterday moaning She y
laying sscbor back Of the Romer 1.-THE Courier will
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HISTORY OF THE LATE WAR, between the IT,
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YoRK COUNTY, Pa. Sept. /, 1888,

from Dr.. Fraukiin's works.
York County, Pa Sept. 1, 1888.
Dear Sir: have been informed OF your helping those
that troubled with Deafness and have, for fifteen
years past, been less troubled with this aieion
and by the information have OF your honor and good
put complete confidence in sending money TO you
and expect not only answer but help also.
have heretofore heard much about such man as YOU
but the person who had received any benefit
from your medical skill until Mr. John Chandler Of
neehbors after using remedy has got his hearing
again good ever and by him learning where you live
make bold in addressing you in hopes that may receive
the help, and get my hearing also, as my neighbo
Chandler did.
send Five dollars and be pleased to send the remedy
for persons free Of postage am told sometimes
do for that for poor neighbor OF nine and wish
you would do well to you have done 10 others
Do-iry your BEST and make hear again, as and all
negbors have such great faith in what have heard
and seen.
Your friend and well wsher.
JTISSANY.
York County, State Of Pennsylvania.
To DR. Green, Bethlehem, Pa.
N. b. Some folks in parts have had their eyesight
restored through the Strengthening virtues OF the same
remedy thai restored the hearing Of Joseph Chandler
This gives TO additional hopes Of help. dec2l