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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-19


III w. REvIS, l23 Chatham takes the earliest oppor
uny of announcing through the columns Of The Herald
the Ladies OF York and Brooklyn the arrival Of
fashionable Cscoes offered 20 public nsce,
having advantage which
and could enabled 10 offer them those La
dies visit lis establishment early, at prices nfsey
cheaper former perod and adequate idea
formed the superb appearance and rich quality Of these
goods by actual Inspection and will be found surpass
precedent which undoubtedly suit the ssdious
and most economical OF purchasers.
ar The approval system of one price Is l continued al
this establishment J, w. REyIS. i2s Chatham st
12Imv doors from Pearl
DRiCEs REDUCED-The prsprietors OF Tsmmany
Hall and Lovejoys Hotel have reduced price
Easg Department to the prices previous the high price
provisions sna will ends their with
good fare and nbersl In quantity ether Eating
tshlshu~ nis IN the ritv ule-g.
grUa. ,AEE--A rate staging Csnsres. just ar
arrived Also quantity Of handsome Shell work be
sold At the corner Of Fulton and Nassau SIS. noit'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-19

FARM ON STATEN ISLAND FOR
E:;G SALE OR To LET.-Situated about three miles
s4b from Mersereae's Ferry four miles from Qua
rantne Ground containing IS acres Of land 10 Of which is
land the balance good tiabe land The Farm has
House and Barn. with Garden, Fruit Trees &c. attached
Possession given Immediately For further particulars apply
H. YvELlN, 81 Fulton ST.
mI5Is
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-19

mi7lw-d1w. the railroad depot
II s.sr ...sss
work on Ameriea-price ia cents ,.
airy No ofhe London and Wsstmirser Review, Will be pub
lshed Thursday II will be found highly interesting
Of % s & %
IL Of s lss so e %
flowing Van ssrs. RishaTd yshsso. John
ciay John q ASs%s James NJ Madi.oT Dr. oha"nng VII
'''' :. ''' = VIM LEVER, B,.emen, Rooms.
UCONGREss KNIVEs."-By the recent arrival
JOSH Rodgers SON croooke Sons. and w.senhoImss tbs
choicest seecticns and blade Pocket Knives i'm
ported into the ". 81 amongst which many beautiful
Knives gold and silver mounted also fine assortment OF
GSss.e and opener
Table Cutlery with and without forks in mahogany
silver Thmble LONDON Ladies' and Gentlemen Dress
Common Table and sal Cutlery by the package or from
the s,evss British Plate Table ard Desert Forks spoons
Handled Table Cutlery for private ie, warranted rood
large Belt Holster and Dasng Pistols cor.
Country merchants and retailers supplied small advance
'O' 60" V GRxvELY wREAKs, . A,or House
u Try Mschie's Magic Razor suop mis.lm-
WANTED-Fora young lady recently from England.
,boroug qualified 10 insruc, in Music French Pairing
GRAMMAR &C RECONSIDERATION is much the ovee as
Ss sSrn dSP. YORK;
ITO M COED workman that
ectly understands windmill work may hear employ.
pent py applyin at the Gas works 18th st. ~ X.
Also, old Mill Tackle wanted Apply as above
ml6-Sr
CIRCULAR-DE. ". HART has removed his office 10
" q Murray where he will be happy his
make professions after residence in America
orfyhvs successful practice thirty FIVE OF which
spent In neary all the known hospitals In Eur and
maof part is the During the whole campaiga, all
and complicated affections that beset the human
debility, and all the delicate and obstinate
plants denomination thousands
his hands In perfect eonvaescencc mild treatment and
speedy whout the least interruption OF the usual daily
occupation Strict honor and cosfdence be relied
Hours OF attendance from 10 A. ". iosP. NJ
Wanted mrsdi ateyA good clean Boy to attend Doctors
Office. Inquire 20 Murry 81. n16-lm.
SCOTTvs PATENT BOON sPRING-This
door ,ang particularly recommends itself
IN The notice the public genersy III Is admirably aIcu
lated halls OF asnsoHs hotels ehsrcbe banking establish
theatres and private dwellings fact
place desirable 10 Keep doors closed may be seen
and is and application explained, al
EDWARDS co.'s Tea Warehouse.
mi5imt ~ Chatham ST.
OsT4 18th inst, IN passing corner of mi
IL ~ and Burisg slip, morning OF ,be
18th Inst In passing from the above place up Broadway to
and returning down the 9Th wavery
place place ofsrtng brass Cap to axetree
engraved Coils Lawrence, New Haven, No II Ferry s
New York pcrsoa having osnr the above Cap and viii
leave at IS Amity ST. or at e4 Front ST., viii be suitably re
warded ml53t-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-19

BEAUTIFUL selection of Geraniums, Roses, and
"A general Greenhouse Plants for sale at the Garden of
Noe BELL. 9Th avepue, 43d St
ml7lw-d&w' the railroad depot.
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ARusementa.

pAhfA FIaEAEnA.--Thisk EVENING, vnn be
L pcrformed. :
SAM WELLER Or, The Pickwickians-Mr Pckwick Mr.
Chppindale-7rsccy Tupman, Esq Nr Isherwood-dr
Samuel Weller, Mr. w X Blake-Master Joseph Bumpin
Mr. Plueide-Miss isabella Wsrdle; Mrs Richardson,
To conclude with -
LA BAYADERE-The Unknown, Mr. Jsnes-Olour, Mr.;
Richings-Zeloe, Madame Lecomte-Fama, Mrs Checkeni
-Ninka, Miss Verify
II Doors open .l 6s-performanees commence at7ocock
Boxes si-Pi 50 cenus-Gatery IS cents
NATIONAL TH EAThE-Late italian Opera
= House-MR. WALLACk. Lessee.-THIS EVENiN"
Will be performed.
THE BRIGAND-Ale sandro Masaroni Mr. walack-Prince
Banca, Mr. II. walack Albert, Mr. Matthew'S Marie
Giraffe, Niss Il. Wheatley.
After which,
THE WOLF LAMB-Bob Honeycomb, Mr. wallack-
Mary Miss Ayres
TocOncudc with
MILLER AND HIS MEN-Grindorf Mr. Ii wslask-Ra-
yina, Mrs w Seton. - -
Doors open at6i-Performance begin att Boxes ST. Pit
90 cents. Gallery 25 cents
ZOOLOGICAL INSTITUTE, No. 81 BOwERY.
~ The Public respectfully Informed that the Institute Is
tor the The collection animals ishr most
recherche and excessive that has ever been public in
specton this country Mr. Van Amburgh the
at O'Clock r. NJ, in the evenHg The hours OF
exhibition will be rom 10 IL the from TO
r. NJ and from to past in the evening Admittance Is
eens-Chdren half price Every attention will be paid to
the ventation and careful officer, in attendance the
vislters from the intrusion ofimprop~r persons
Signed G. SANGEvINE& co.
4-3md' Propretors-
odd F%LLOH =, BALI.-Tbe first annual Ball
" ofhe Independent Order Of Odd Fellows will given
the City Hoteon Monday evening, the TAe
will be spendldy decorated with banner, moos &C. embe-
merle the Order. Dodsworhs celebrated Band cngag
Tickets 49, nclncng refreshments for the ladies'
thpC itv Mnsir
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-19
sO,.Y "a ACH, !! TOOTH ACuE.!.
JANISEN'S CONCENTRATED ELETTARIA

JANISEN'S CONCENTRATED ELETTARIA
II This article, highly concentrated preparation ef kreo
and Caranan has, In all cases where II has bees
used and has been placed in contact with the OF the dis
eased tooth, thus far proved
AN INFALLIBLE SPECIFIC
for that most and tomentng annoyance the Teoih
Ache. Unlh. other articles the purpose, II be-
applied h the safety Il Is in the least degree
hurfu the teeth and therefor, produces injurious e.
t~cs II placed la with those that sound As
remedy -
For THE TOOTH ACHE,
Its Is without parallel. IL thoroughly
al and leaves the Teeth in fl condition for
beag filled; and, efcctualy the progress
Ct decay, and eventually those portions that
have already become cariops IL entirely destroys fhst
disagreesble smell ~hcb always impaired the breath
by dscay~d teeth. Price 20 For sale only by w. 81
~ Fulton James II. Hart NJ D.,
Broadway Cbambers street; r. NJ Guon corner Bowery
and GraHca street Pike and Henry and whole
Division street lis 3meods
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ROOMSTO LET-For single ger

tlenien with breakfast if requested in private
family children, and all attention will be
rendered for their Comfort with good beds and beddng
Terms person with breakfast and for gosd sized
s. week Tive in one room 3D. each One large
front room the second floor $40 for two gentlemen.
Apply 81 Greenwich ST. corner Rector
milf MRS. JAMLS.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-19

medy for suppression, rreguay and all where
does not have her regular and proper course.
NIB. Not TO be taken during preg nancy.
sold only by Mrs RIRD, Midwife and Female Phys.
clan, No. Division 81 New lork.
6o her celebrated Soothing Syrup, for children teeth
ing, safe cure and eaectuB remedy.
Aio an excellent remedy Tor nipples, prepared and
so,d NJ ahsve ~ Sms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-19

~ % LET-A number OF small three story brick
houses situated Jackson Aveaue, between Eleventh
Ek Twelfth streets, known "Uaion Court suitable
residences respectable mechanics $500 Ap
ply 10 ~ cox, Is Maiden Lane, or to THOMAS MAC
FAKLAN, 18th the Third Avenue, between the
hours of u and o'clock.
N. b. The above houses finishing and will be ready
for occupation by the 18th OF April fl7-lm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-19
MECHANICS, TOOI. sTORE-T J. WOOD

MECHANICS TOOL. STORE-T. J. WOOD,
l importer Of Mechanics Tools has just received from
packet ship Andrew invoice Of superior Sheffield Tools
which together with hand, he
sale his store, No Chambers OF Chatham
N.B-Turning La,hes and gsnemen's Tool Chess; also
superior Gaiden Tool Chest assayer Furnace
plete made by Knight Foster lane London; excellent
sortment OF Mathematical instruments, &c &c.
mlT.Sts
XNANTED-A good second hand Bar, from Is 20 feet
w in length Any person having dispose Of
sonsbe price, apply IL Division Also American
Flag. Apply above ml72t.
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DUFF aORDON sHkRRY WINES.

huff GORDON s. CO. No. 10 Broad ST. offer for
sale choice OF the Sherry Wines OF their own
brand quarter casks, entitled to debenture.
Also quarter of exquisite AmontelIado, Paade
and Gold Brown Sherry Vintage 1885, imported expressly tor
private use. mia 2wt
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Ia TO RATE sITUATI0Ns

E%1 FOR BUSINESs-The large House and Store,
with Refractory Me- IL Orange street. and Is well cal
cuated Ser liquor and grocery and boarding
house Also several houses and stores in Cherry, Water,
Madison. Monroe Roosevelt Scanlme Orange Ridge Rving
Walker, John, Mercer, Mott and Greenwich ss, which
will be let low good tenants.
For further particulars apply at 81 John from to 10 in
the morning and from To In The evening. mlO-lnt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-19

Two LkT-The upper part OF Nos 4 and Peck slip.
communicating, small brick kitchen in the rear, cellar
DC convenient residence for respectable mad fsmyao
other family IN the the part occupied
AuDly M a peck in
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-19

osT On the 18th inst " passing from the corner Of
L. Wooster sts 10 Buring slip the morning the
18th inst In passing from the above place up Broadway to
Blooming dale and returning down the 9Th waveriy
Mace 10 place ofssng brass Cap patent IN axerre
engraved Coils Lawrrpce, New Haven, No II Ferry ST.
New York ANY pcrsoa having fopnr the above Cap and will
leave at Amity or at e4 Front ST. win be suitably re
wardcd. nl53t-
VISITING CARDS, CAuDSeAT HOME
STORE CARDS. &c
L. r. ~ Y
FASHIONABLE VISITING AND STORE CARD
ESTABLISHMENT. ~
E E so John street, corner OF william.
~ The latest fashions received miflm@
L,OR SALE LOW-The Wind Mil on 10Th -. scar The
Sd avenue, with without the machinery. Apply At $50
Maiden Lane. r r. - mltlm.
u BrJAMIN CHAPLIN iC5 Maiden Lane, has con.
- usntIy Of fashionable Tuscan
and Straw Bonnes 81 his manufacturing which be offers
for safe very how hy the dozen Also, Ribbons MILNE
articles &C nc Merchants and Others are invited TO cali
and examine Tor themselves. mis- I'm
RoOWs no BET-with or without Board. Apply At
~ No. o John st. Il 3st.N mi5-im'
MILLINER wANTED-Oue who perfectly
understands the nakng and trimming NJ silk Hats NC
ana has had experience w attending Millinery Establish.
menl To such constant employment will b. given Inquire
al ~ Hubs mis- d.
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INiSh IN~UHANCk nv MERCHANTS
u INSURANCE. COMPANY 0F sOsToN.-capltnl
S0oOo all paid In and invested 70 assure sgann
ere insurance risks Proposals for against fire o.
buildings ard merchandise and for the renewal 81 policies 10
The CITY 1T New York, et az the counting room " BlGE
Low, Jr. 4s Pine st. near William. viii he attended to-
JOSEPH BALCH, President
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rxenss Ie6817 Short 2ls4a Excess 273a

Last evening by the Rev. Elder Ferris Joseph M. Duel
Mis- Julana RUSSELL both of this city, = ~ :,
On the 9th instant, by the Rev ;. H. Cox u Uhhpe ne
comb 70 Miss Eiz beth c. Pamer eldest daughter OF Beri
Palmer Esq. all of this city.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-13
DDfH ES'EAG.

(From The y. o LOmacrc,ni Baiictin, i'm ~
Loss or THE STEAMBOATS, BLACK HAWK ASn VICES.
EuRG.-Ihc i'iack Hawk. Capt. Taylor. LETT NhIcllez:
the 9th ult for Natchitnches, with 4 inll load ni pas
seur.rs, horses. and irci.ht, including S!O,GtO III sP"'
ci-, owned By the u States That night, while ~ zee
Mississippi, q short distance above the mouth OIL lea
river. she br.sl her boilers, which blew of all her upper
works fI ward If tie wheels. and her pilot and engineer
were instantly killed. Several Others are supposed to
be lost, III" correct number Of them cannot be ascertain
ed. four or five wc7. severely. ard some OF them MORALLY
wounded. others received slight bruises. The larger
portion of her passengers were, By the timely aid ct a
lal buni. conveyed 10 share. About $13,oj0 OF TIC
specie, and III" greater part of her cargo were saved IN
the same mnnnpr Seven Of the horses prrlslird by The
accident. The hull of The boat 10 now ashore, partly
under water, near The place where the accident occur
red.
The Vicksburg. Capt. A Autcr, left Vicksburg on the
evening or the 2tlh ul, for New Orleans. A. half past
four on the morning Of the 2:ilh, when about twelve
miles b. lnw Baton Rouge, (having only ten mlncics he.
fore tina, landed on account Of a fng.) fire was discover.
cd in The cu,lo" adjoining her boilers: and IN twenty MT
nu,rs' time the whole boat aud cargo were completely
cnveIoped in flames. Fortunately. Nhc boat having
landrd0 every s"nl on board escaped without injury
10 their persons. aud with n very lill,ug loss Of their
property, white tie vessel and cargo with the e1ccp.
ton of seven bales Of cnitnn) were in six or seven
hours burned To the waters edge, and sunk-at total loss,
estimated at l0), 900 dollars. She had on board tie
wife of the Captain aud MA sister, Nhe only ladies' on
bourd \ 10 passengers. and | ,517 bales Of cotlon-sUO was
shipped by tlle5i'luntrrs' Rank, iicksburg; 30 By The
Conimeicint and Railroad Bank, |ickshurg; lUO by the
Grand Gulf Railroad Bank; and The balance Ly indivl-
dua!s. All Of the cnr go, and that shipped by The banks
in particular, is supposed TO he insured in The Offices al
the places where il was shipped. The vessel, estimated
nj S335, 600, was only insured for S2l,0OO-of this $40
GOO is at Ficksburg. and SlO,GU0 at New Orleans. The
captain, a part owner Of the boat, will probably suffer
the greatest individual loss. The FIRE was purely acci.
dental, and no possible blame can be attached to The cap.
tuin or any Of his officers or crew, in tlIric conduct or
want Of attention 10 duty, as the card OF the passengers
10 iIe nnilic will testify.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-13

EN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS A, Rules held in the Clerks Office
OF The Circuit superior Court of Law and Chancrry for GlUucts.
ter rounty, on the 9Th dy OF October, l>J::
Thomas [. AmOIy, Trustee, F!ainIif:
against
Warner |" Oliver anil Frances Ann his wife, nj the city Of Rich.
moad; Thomas Il. Fox, Trustee Of said finances Ann and her chill
Jen, fine Stale Of iltj ana; frances ". Oliver, Maria l.. Olive,
anil Ana Z. Olrcr, iGiant children Of said Warner l.. 0nh Frances
Ann: Roscow Cole. Of The city Of New York; Au-ustinc l.. Iuhncy.
OF Tie State Of Mississippi; Emarucl -. Jones. Frances d. Jones,
Thomas J.. E4n&s, and Williams l.. DAVIS, of Gloucester county,
Defendants.
The Defendants, Roseow Cole and augustine l.. DaLney, not htv-
in. catered their appearance and given security, according 20 the
act Of Assembly and the rules al this Cnr;i, and it appearing by sails
factory evidence that they are rut. inhabT,sn,s OF Ihs Commonwealth
on the motion o. The pluiaIif BY his attorney, il is ordered, ,hGt
the said defendants aprcar here on the FIRST day ofibc next term and
answer the Plaintiffs bill. and that Il copy of his "rdcr hc forthwith
inserted in <oac newspaper published in the city oi Richmond for
two months successfully, and posted at tie front door Of the court
house OF this comfy. q Ccpy-Testr,
ARTHUR l.. DAVIES, C. e.
Nov "a 5-pEw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-13
.Mr. F'a.sufh 10 Mr.. FOS.
DEPaRTaE.T OF STATE.
V,shiuuInp January y. IS

Washington, January D. ISIS.
Sir have had the honor 10 receive youI c"InInunl-
cation of the 9Th inst, with tie ul:ciu! despatch 0l The
ODD u,. from the Lieutenant Governor of Upper Cana
da. Tho President. tn whom they were immediately
Submitted. has directed na reply, that he perc"i"rs wE'h
great satisfaction that you are duly sensible. INST "n'Y "l
tmc wishes and feelings 81 this Government III relation
to The unfortunate stale of things on the frontiers OF Ia"
U. 5 bot Of the generD! disposition oi Tie r'"pie anu
autIIu.i,ies Of This country 10 cultivate mud extend that
brurScia! intrrcuurse will Great siritnia. so .Sr!' adapt
ed In strengthen lr existing bonds al national a!iecli"h
and friendship between the two nalInns. -.
You have already seen, in Tie public jrnrnais, HE rt-
forts that have been made, and are nav making, beth by
the General and State GnvrTEEH"nis, Ia prrrent any ct
Oh. misguided citizens irmn interfering III the dIsinii'an'
crs Of ;ne nri"!hufing ter itnv of the CanaGiS. l haze
had the honor, also. To make you acquainted win "sier
measures which are in progress to the sa't'c tfirct. .i'nilo
cd upon the Information received from the ",tccrs OF
the United States, who were sent to The !I"hl!ers III pre-
vent violations of our laws; aud now repeat 10 you lorii'
ally, for the satisfaction vi ynur Government, and 10 re.
lieve The anxielirs nt the authorities OF Upper (anaaa,
that all lie constitutional power vested III the Executive
will he exct;cd 10 maintain The supremacy "i those laws
which were passed Ia filfl the obligations OF the United
States To- ali friendly nations who rIay be unfortunately
engaged in foreign or Gnmrsiic war.
Assurances 10 that effect. To The authorities ct Upper
Cana;iu, may be gwen 10 the strongest 1riIIis; ana the
President dues not doubt that this object, so desirable IN
the present crisis to both GuvernmeEis, VIII b. accom-.
plis!ed, If insurmnnntaoIc obstacles ar" not thrown IN The
way by the ~rnshncss Of persons within the duinInIhns OF
Her Britannia Majesty, VIM. in their resentment or aP'
prril.nsinas, urny ii,ink themselves nuti"iiNrd "a maze
agLrrssi"ns upon the United States i"I injuries commit,
ted by individuals who are Virlai"Is Ti cur laws, ana
who escape prosecution aud punishment under IeGipo'
larv excitement produced By Iie events on the frontier,
aud hy The mrnacrS directed against our own people by
sna,r of Her Ma jrS;y's 'mp:udrnt suhlrc!s
With great respect aud crrs:Letarion. hav" the honor
to De- vGGf oieGirnt servant, JtiiN fOEal H.
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gsDN'H's
Ey7sGyy GHA E.urAHH$'c OANep,
RJfHNOED iIE,ISI,.

Drawing of the Grand Consolidated Lottery, No. ],
for jS2S-Drawu Isl January, lc3r-$lI GEO Capital:
81 : - II - - - 81 E3 %.
All tickets with one Drawn Number, enIillrd 10 81
nett.
Splendid Capitals sold by Il"yt, End Nos % ~ '',a
nice little prize ut .UG0 d"i.ais. returned |" lie '';a"a'
nrrs for III. wan, Of u purchaser. Address an order 10
HoYt, and get one OF l;rsc Capitals. They are floating
in every direction. "
Below. will be found a mos; Splendid Scheme, which
is a Iayurlta Of lIoyts, and i'll winch there are one mas
bred prizes Of Que Thousand Dollars, besides Thirty
Thousand. &c.
Let orders he forwarded forthwith, TO
y. VI. IIOYT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-13
POETRY
(Erpm IieGta'x Bo"k u SeaniH.J
Huucu yrr sEa.iSsuSrN.."

From IeGta'S Bon. u SeaatH.J
STANZAS,
rs,,n;n;ur svsac deeSunt If ~: property. lost illness, and death u Lou
IY INC iiuS. En- -UHp PHIp:S-
What arc Loves treasures, and what ac its fears!
What - the music i, jnyiully hears?
What nr its w"ndris-its liehininss and thnnders:
What is its language, rmi what its delight?
Rinslcts, aud letters, amd rin:s, are its ircusnres;
Answers, to halfutteird Words uIr its pleasures.
DOUBTS use its wonder, qnairels its ihcmdrr;
A flown Is the lightning that ills 1t with fright.
PLAY is IL work, am, Il tear is its JOY;
A ks. il its compact, which naussi can destroy.
To part is is SorIJw. though but till the marrow:
Eyes are its stars; 10 i smile is its might.
The voice ia tho music il ever would hear;
Its snnslinc, the presence Of ore that ID dear.
Dreaming ia living taking is giving:
4 slance il ITS Language, that S'anceis delight.
Trust is its armour, and blindness its shield;
A word OF ~unkindness the sword il can WELD.
Su.picion's its foyer; m oath its deceiyct;
Is rowcr once sighted, forever IL He'd.
Al length il grows wcukrr its efforts TO please
Each day are moro feeble, until, by degrees,
II loses its blindness, gve5 one look OF kindnrs',
One sigh for the past then, alns! 1t is-dead'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-13

INSURANCE AGAINST LOSS OR DAMAGE
Is BY FIRE-The Hartford Fire Insurance Compa-
ny Of Hartford, Connecticut. and The Howard Fire In
surance Company Of New York. continue 10 Insure on
the most favorahie terms against loss or damage by fire.
Buildings. furniture and merchandise of every desert p.
ton, both in town and country. and ali losses i!onoIahly
adjusted, and promptly paid within sixty days after the
amount nf lnss is ascartained Application for insurance
addressed 10 the undersigned will be- attended IN.
HUBBARD IL GARDNER. .3gentS.
Jan G I-w25w
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'DREIEGN
(Ertracis from Ltt Foreign paperS.)

1EIrHclS Jf0M Mtt FUTekgH PapeTSJ
Re,r,su PAsLlAMrSr.-The Lord Chancellor took
his SEA, a, 5. The Duke of Sussex shortly after entered
in full dress of a Knight OF the Garter in military uni.
firm. The Lord Chancellor having read the Queens
s,rech, the Duke of Sussex, The Queens tavorile uncle,
rose and expressed his hope That the address would be
such as cau,porieL with The generous sentiment OF her
MAJESTY. ard the tender age at which she had assumed
ihe RESPONSIBILITIES Of the realm. Ii Is many years since
the Duke has appeared in the field Of Pniitics, having
been always in opposition. He was in favor Of tiGid