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ti.OEIlS,

CLOTHS,
Cassilnc-cs and Ecstin-s.
HU>T received, Sy!fH5.d 81 ck Il G,ni'e
a. m,nI HER among ~hIcn something nc.
IN y Lc found. Those Iu-~ant. VIII DO we'll To
call, as she ,iyls and pr,ceclnnol fail To rirs.e
J. J. MlLLLR.
Charle.town, June "a. 1885
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scttcrs
Il ohes. Sharlsstowp,
David Hicks
sally iiousIoa
Johu Htll
, John Halter
!, VIM 2 Hsnsoa
~ Heller
, Joseph " Howell
John katie
!, Penelope kendriek
Julia Kemp
Thomas J i,kcns
i;rhrcss 4 Luck
VI
, WIN MurPhy
, Robert Milton
. Jacob Noler
( Nr Mead
{ W Me, lure
[. Thomas Nl,or
/. sherm1n Munger
, u Z Neal
Levi ! North
. sarah A"n Nowl.ni
, " IA b North
. - l.
, Ann oPia
S2fsia Disaa
. Ssrah Perry
} SuSlnsi Painter
p, John Pct
, John Pa kerioa
, lseufCe rrlVa
. George Patrick
> ANis EN-
, "
, J ! i!usseti
(. lob H~Nuui'ls
/, Rachel Rosa
; Ellen J SIrsiih
/, ID ~, der
f, O. SITTER
+. Jacob Small
! & l. >iir,W sherry
; Isaac ShoW.l.tr =
{, " 1>h'nsion l.au.on
, Joseph starry >
4, George >plldon
4. Ds'iL ~ SIrOlher
. llcnrN slater
. Joseph StstTer
. sih shepherd
&, + ' W
, Nj Hare, caro- OF
{, MIR TaNi"r
4; S1nd'oti NINsnrcl, >
) " m Nil>prleller
, S'rlh W 9ikrr
!. ThDtn9. Wsst
/, tWcN Williams
4, u & Washington
: Washington NujLS
Mr. Saul " Nash
{, strn
. AutiaE Work
Mst.nn
IHtN kLlES, ~.
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dHcND Hats.

A LARGE .ur, 3, u rur ard Palm Hats ur-
u eoanoniy ti7, jus, received srd for ISLE
oJ J. MILLER.
Juts - t-rs
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JOHN TAIiAFEHgo


Ntw-ssHEtr. TFn % if.t
VIZ H'H'rors-SW hou.tt o" tftttt. o. o. ...
un'ute t"irE thc Laue ~ lu.iSfbs' Di.t...tt I
"'id some o. y ihs $50 r'ITucd a. fs. 900 ...
good " tue q bad 'ui 'our rsfur 90. th. I-...t
't"uud Tie Ppt, vhish uu- und, f,t..d b. s. it.-
S'"u'n' -'u'l". - f"s'ic b. you = hts - &, &c.
'''''" '"' "'e p'hl'e msy D. Eu.tivJ s.ua.t .a
impDt'toH - ii,s k.aI.
AVuis. Nc. A UAhNII
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-19

MA iIshSroNs-Su Having Lecn ~ th- d.
bet ~ "''"g tee Ou'inr1t ptvI.at,d 10 Nou ir
"huh"r ~ N'-ts, 400 -i,,i -, t,r's p,,ti q, -'-
ns"t ttf"'ttN J"d1'ss To- ~ou, =. ~ ,.r,.,.
" >vpp'''"s. H''i' cats. irrst hd.. ...if, -.i tf.
aHd ,heN'ng u To Ia N.lu.ilc hs,, tu k..I -..,
30 t,cou,wrtt"'r tito The public Sab,.It, "a,
'h'"b u utht ~ ~, g~ucr-ll, t,r 49, ,ftr " NV
i''",l'. lkpos ihst NJ. iI,r,iau, T. , been No.
p'itiur sud "''"Hi ct"rCr ~ tb,. p.tt.,ru t.t,
psf. h''i"s h,qI,Lty receive, liz d. .ctr ,',r,,tl,
o. 0u. himself SNNiI 4 tNt\.o
Ir-rg Srh5s. .Nsrr. Sues. B-A.4ss-.
H.lt,mHr~. ~. Oh ISJs.
hove "i"n us-i ,t iyr h3t.s.' slge l,,l. iii.
equal ~ y q "a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-19
MORE NEW GOODS.

MORE NEW GOODS.
HVlIk ,ub.cr,her has just received. ~ p5Ii,i N
II 10 hn stock If Fancy Goods. (Which -,
large. very cheap, and besaliful) the follow 40
articles
NUNS HOODS,
u Brsin diuo,
II Braid super NIcToRIA BONNETS.
Piuk AND Painted 7. aWMS
fawn-coloicd SILKS, aud other 'atIous g.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-19
Fr7@ ''e ION JsLn TaiaIsrro. r,e,7b,y + Co,--,..
~I'HiNcroN. "a. gIn $50

''7 ''e non lain Il'iafrrro r1e1hrF Il C04--r,.
vA.HtNcru~ "a. az $50
10 VIZ { HyHsroN-, Ff,d. r,rk C,,, Nj
Sir-li lass be'u SSH t.r. co, ,tsf,,.iir TINE
I" communicates . you the good n q 18Th ~futl,
NV" n>ol TIC OutmrId in'c.Ird o., Nj Ja1kia,
GOV >L'phord'sP = % sod .L,,hI co.'s .,.t.t-
h.'dt. ma' srd Ioid =, -grbt, 10 ,,.t,d i, ,.,ir-
sell have applied this Dtrt,~,r' duriu- a.. i..t
ihrce N'-rN. u ''tfN sts,rs OF tumor - q oa,tt
"'ho't ist1Hr" to t'"'.e- eur, ~ r,trv tf.f,n.r
c""s'irr 81 tts tu5st d-,td, q .ud , e. o. o., es,v
:" III eNsrs e 'um"ur ~ tie ess- VII I q NAV sal
have Hound nn,h'os - good e., sruui, II 49,, d..
scrr'Uo. u my br proper - sdd u,.t u,r Gun. II
siumuur esii-d Nh"e Sa,litug E,,u u,,r s, tl.
most disi'ngu'sbsd pie, s'cian, - iu,ur.tI. I'D
Sh'oh ihey d"s'drd ~uuld. without .n,t..,a,.,
prove i-ial 10 uie pstieut ur,isr ny li,,.f.
notice cue ted y, ihr u.s. 81 ths O,utmeni srI u.-
iait"'t ~ in h"r hr'h Ia, ii,nb 1T ,trL b, ti,. o.
h"nr bring restored ~ perfect STATE ~ .ou,f,r,.
Al'o, 'lni Hir lex - 80 ag'd ui,h, Silsh h.f d.. If.
s"uh~d, ans rNhtb''r'i ONE dtrsctui uls,r.t,ti ser
istc trun tic Autr ~ tiir foot sod ul,h t., ...
".s" -" ytIfs hsd b'ru sou,tt,t,,i irr,,.b.- i. ,
'u''"al'J cured hJ the application g Juakp,.
''itmeht mrbti1n nt,,, - cases uhi.f, T. Do Cd.
ucT ny tmr'cdi-ts n0ti'r srd fnana.c,p,,t SD.
ciJcd c'd,uet u tc iirsrt 81 the rrn,i, o. ,s..
81 tu'rour' and OF Ulcers have cIpet,toe. .. s,
e''enly tte god eject % tt r-rc, 80 ti,, ,ur, 60
I"Hs. snd ~ r',TN sIs,trs - n~si -ouUd ltsc,r.
~ ~ that stv shS vii o,-es,c tho 90. f.ita.,
= ti's Ou'nae,t. uuu he satisfied .sta t..tss.
sisl ,ftss I ~iti, she utmost cont. .rr... Co..
o1pntui The u'c ~ Uus valuable remedy -.
~. 'rry resp, ctf,.li,,
JOHN TNIiNTE
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List OF Letters

List OF j
DEuAiSING in ,hsPs
IL Va. June 20, le3s.
A
Albsrtis & Smoot
Nm Abbott
u Z Anderson
Wm n Adam,
EsnJsmiu Bry,on
Robert Btsu.a
James Burr
" do Bonn
Thomss y Besll
John Bcuurt
" 3 Baldwin 2
Jacob Daley
George BERN
Thomas BJ)i,
Eliphsist Barker 2
e = Bullock.
Joseph &. Baldwin
Samuel Bi.hop
Jane e Bird
John BgI,coe
e.
Nat csTu,i
Clerk Of Jcdsr.on
Mary Jane tamin.
Thomas kct.Il
DAVID ! toe
phiiiP Z Cooke
J. y JoDiho
Mr. DDnsVin
li1T6ict DAVIS
May - Down,
Lueiula n Stewart
care of J " Dul-
n,li
Wm udlrs
shepherd DaLe
e " D-arms
uush bl'.
1. b
Wm I.4tho
J.'k.oa I.l,ca
EoN D. ~ Field
Ford s Nuld,r
De- ~ tp
7 Y Trsst,r 2
Mar, ! srtt-Vorih
Mar, o. i'orman
IiiL ,hrth Ferguson
G~u " l'1IiIx
Nm Ford
| JObu FuitNn
%
james Gregg
Oliver G,rrrt
haufoil t:I5.on
/ AJiam Gray
! Caroline lioui'ioa
Hannah ~ iIall
Robert Hoffman
EliInhCth ID ilictt
Edward Hooper
MarS 3 iismuord :
Lew, llc1d'-
Thom'. Hopkins
Ali.s l. ID Hurst
HUNr.
Ip'v =. 1873
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-19

Amer'csn NANREENs l., ,h- piece.
" hich he will sell Oh ,hc nost sceommoda tn-
terms.
Also. just received.
Two pieces uf super Hemp CARPEIING,
RIDING WHIPS Gtg sud Csrf,rse do.
MALkiNG CANES. &c frr .aie ~
EiHNARO ID. DORIAN
ii9rPer> Ferry. June Z 1891.
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THE NAME CHANGED.
Patent Right Seemred-HC
tr0re Of EsnDOSifiO,,,

rtra~osb. Va, Jrtr IS, ist1
The public wili Ne pleased TO uai.rs,-r,i tI,st
$50 the original Jsseo,etrr al Judkin,' O,ptn,r,t
snd Sole proprietor of the psisnt from b ~ N.Y.
wittthe expiration ~ the same. lat ave- connect
cd INV q " th ID. Iudtins 90 the eonr,rne,u,-,,
] PERMITTED the Oiutm-et t. L-sr hts u-n,r. ~,
term Of the Psie't hs't's expired the 26t, lr,r
hate m>dr sn Improvement ~ The ss",. sol t-kea
oct patcnt ,hcreus y IIfPItKll
The proprietor .ssre that th, o,atm,ut ~...,ii
f.ll ,1to hsts's. ~ shrIn luld .,r,l.
hlS oHd,Ttasr tb r,Hk- a. and kro~ cog the 'trteu.
~ ~ the process ~uuli rrpd,r ir,.l q q .h,-fs.
paddle cohscDcc br destroyed. the i.t CO.,,
% dsrrIutc, u,,d,r thvss .r, -st,ons secured 49,.
ct'g'n'l auj CERTAIN r'n,y, tor tho,e ,bsiiu,tr t
c..es son'c of Witch have 80 long b~fi,d the ,lni
Of mcd,s.i ,e,,re-
IL. " Aifr StrriLHg, of every ,ir,er,pt,nn
~ Neir Ire and Ti--rt ~ long s.ndtpr
al Ssharlhs "a Gaisabl..r Iiia.srs. P.itlsui.ti.
Oitruti r"s i,tniinate 49, Uic, T.isd ,suo.r,
+'h. Fc'sH' "r that ',-,- p,"tlr kuo- .. tas
nar,s 81 Cofa'rbs ct ever, desttit.un.
s'h. RirUsta.sc Pam, 1T the iy,.ts
9th 81 t,i''s .od BrtgfsI of v,trs drS,riuti.n u.
80 shste,.V I,,,,t situated
9Th jeflr'' ~ III k,nd, o. ilis -orrpI.i,, e..
ps'i'ot. ." sPi','"s ,hs o'Him,st. n.u,, k,,p ta.
lsf' - t-r.
sh o. '!.aH', ~ p'ri' Affected ;, rro.i,
Sth. Me- Cut 1'D.ri
" - -is' one - tLr c,, remedies for Burys sU,I
N"Is- u ,ai, ths pam .uJ ir,-- ii,. soc .4t 4.
'ho' ums- y. SnEPAEKD
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-19
CAUTION.

~, - nee, ''sry To-, rutsL.,,r, obt,rye
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-19

\ TiTZIUGU .flm'r
T. r \. = Irn,-, Ci1re. dc i
Falmouth. Va, june II Is3S Is,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-24

FRIDAY EVENING, Feb Is
The dry goods market for the week become iie
more animated. There to confidence smon
purchasers the spring advances The package sale nc
Messr Austen, Wimerding CO. decidedly Sr hes, ~,
has taken place tins season-here heller
inc displayed among the dry goods dealers x Morally and The
merchandise brought better prices by least ~ per cert
than .. the sale 81 The Messrs Hsggery wednesday Cot
tonThe sales for the week have been about a a.
for ordne y, % sc for madng asd niddnp fair and 10
lo4 for fair The Havre and Liverpool packets which sail 10
morrow, viii carry out about 1000 bales. "
Ia tobacco there Is but little do.ng-he small The.
has beeu during the week about packages sold this ek
Of manufacture tobacco 4}c and grain bere
20 change ~h4tever except In meal which shade lower
uy3iaSi
Drugs dat uus-indeed there scarce anything
doing s
In groceries we remark important chsngesihe trans
actions have not been large IN sny article.
Private Transactions
Annstto-sma sales, At LOO cash
Ipecacuanhs-15 bales. Carhsgens 55c on time
Jalsp root-5I bales tfor expo price not made kncws
Snake rcot-1oeo lbs, Virginia, SOC. cash.
Sugar lesd-snIall sales German 81 ON time.
Tosscce-ise bales, Cubs lie. cash.
% hhds, Kentucky. s4c. monks
Auction Ssis-by L NJ Hoffman L Co.
SugM-lo boxes r. Havana, "a a nc.
20 w. lel lie
Tobscce-22 bales Cuba, I2c
BY ID. c. 4 w. PeIl
Ccrn-fCo bushels Southern partly dsmse ed, 90 SIC.
Baggsg-Se pieces Dpndes,7
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-24
IMPORTATIoNs.

RorrEsoAn-Psr Dutch Cabot Mira Adrsn--I Co
Isgne wafer casks copper do pistol. % stsg Bee
oravesl Co.'S ca Ms wine Eckel6 do Jones, Ernest
hedier Co-o6 DO vine boz samples sshmid,.1e do
Cologne water II Ersenptsch-1 case mdze Hagbt-
$50 do wine Ssusnio pipes do Pfeher wsmsn-fo do
Merriam bermd-i4 DO Magnn-23 casks copper kettles
Broop-9e casks wins wsiht werser5 cases pianos do
nre shur Bleedom5o do w,cre Is pipes wine Eleneer
sevenJo DO ~ casks de 100 csscs do Hookeerleo DO
II boxes do 6 mating ca wheat Bsormap yonson
10 eases wines Kolle bales seeds Grnner1 ease
pdze J Ruyer-42 casks wine mdze Fiegnrt
i cash Master MARKS Co.'S bales cases md
werel 2G wine Umber danbmsnnA pipes
gin 10 casks do wadds Ce-4 cases wine joseph Psus
Sv Josspus-Per brig rndepepdenee-5s bales cotton w
Kely-iH do McCsrty Msrn-eo do Crawford whit
mors-io 10 = Holmes-fss do p Spice.
Livrspoo-Per bark Captain Ross sphes Fielder CO
10 do A Ball h Col do q Mcaride w Co.'S DO o.
hon Co.'s 10 Banks-1 do Bird SiiIein-s9e bd!s
Drspehsr Ce-Isos .scks salt irop 70 order.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-24

CLEA
Ships United Sts,es Hcdredge Liverpoo n Kerr.it si
vie de erase, wiederhc Havre Bson For Lv sgor;
NORMA, nartcr Havana, Taylor, Mecexun,s Mauran ss
yannsh Brigham Fay Hsumond George Cabot, Blsckier,
rev Mesm slweli brig. ocssnus. Tonsy Antwerp, n.
nsvandi Robert sastropn do, D. H. Robertsop, Cunber-
bersrd Darling, Vera Cru, j. Ogden barb Pomors Brew
er hsasrss Gebhard Co; scbrs Reporter Carney
Orleans y Ewelt Mary Chadwick, Newbern, N. CT vrgi
pias Naylor, Petersburg, Va.
ARRIVED.
Br Bsrk Captain Ross Merton, Liverpool Dec. 18th, 10 ,.
beard = - ' -
Brig Independence, Rich It, yssephs days, 70 order.
rsehaG the fsretepssL
Dstsh Gslct Mira Adas, Perleasst Rotterdam 70 days.
mcse, to 9ootmsn Jonsss.
sehr Pelican, Godfrey, Norslh, days. ogwood 70 Matt
land, Kennedy Co.
sehr Clara Fisher Cole Cbsnyaspe days. pine weed, 70
BELow-Bnt ousws, from Mobile, and several sthr
vessels
sAILED-shp. n Arer, w,s. chsrleso1; Aaeiise, De
New 0resrs brig susscs Ayres
MEMORANDA
The letter bsg Of ps cket ship Uned States for Liver.
poel viii close EIebssge reading This aernse
LEI cesek The uaue packet win sab Monday, me 5ssh
assast.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-24

r. The WEEKLY HERALD will be Published today
.,ac,lv al nine o'clock II will contain all the news
of the week, together with the money markets Gen
aemen wanting copies to send 10 their friends and
correspondents in Europe today can be supplied at
the Office 81 Ann street in time for the closing OF the
letter bags al Gilpn' Reading Room in the Exchange
The bags are taken away exactly at hali-past len
o'clock Our views Of the money market are very
important at this crisis.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-24

~ THE Cemuiee Of Management OF the Whistle bene-
vobept Association beg respectfully - announce that their sc
eooa Annual Mall place Friday evening the 18th
er oec ,sisna WILLIAM STUART, Secretary.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-24

NOTICE TO Good furnished
IN rooss be he'd q so1 Broadway without Board, on
\, "A 81 pey weed Bedrooms 81, large pleasant stisg
VIVA fronting Broadway for o. per wseh, furnished
r. y. a Reisetcry wtshis two or asse dssrs. fN%
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-24

PACKET DAY.-This is packet day. The United
States Captain Holdrege, for Liverpool draws out TO
day, shoots through the Narrows, and sets her white
sails for Europe.
Packet day used to be always day OF gentle ex-
citemen,-a stirring of the bloed takes place-irlehas
separate-evers take the last look Tor re" 'on."s
and husbands kiss their wives TILL they re'srn Du'
alas locofscoism has almost destroyed 'nese happy
exhilarating scenes. The number o. passengers No"
,o;no 70 Europe are few and far between-sometimes
half Dozen hardly ever a Two years ago, no
nacket ever went 10 sea without her thirty, forty, or
fifty passengers splendid fellows, fine ladies', full OF
life and vvacy, and looking over the Atlantic wave
as the saint does the edge of eternity and seeing
nought but happiness, joy and delight OF every kind
Probably on packet day two years ago, such as this
is, one hundred persons would be embarkng fol
Europe-now dozen or two are the most Wher
are we to have change?
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-24

The WALL STREET LmELLKas.-In the Wall street
prints yesterday we counted about eighty libes
against varisus persons in different parts of the city
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-24

These libels are generally committed each against
their political opponents but in strict law libel
libel against any man. Some of the llbels are ac-
companed with inuendoes of the most revolving cha
racter. Private and public reputation are no safe
guard among the rabd politicians. Indeed political
life, political action, and political conflict seem to US
to be only another stage Of barbarsm-and the style
in which tina press is now conducted is absolutely
celebrating the whole moral tone by which modern
society il held together Politics and party are "a
pldly leading the country back TO barbarism. Rei-
RioH literature, genus, sensiblity, sentiment and all
the higher elements of mind and heart, are uampled
upon by the political papers as II they were many
membranes in the pursuit Of the "spols of victory"
Leok over the whole political press devoted TO polt-
cal action. IL only presents the same unvarnished
series Of libel and SANDER from the beginning Of the
year to the end. Falsehoeds are repeated by both
parties day after day, and the truth is not a thing
known in their vocabulary.
Such is the press in every cosntry, when il is en-
trely controlled by cheats, swnders bankrupts and
politicians, who all Identical in purpose and cha
racter. THERE'S other mode Of refining the press,
but by making IL independent. The cash system and
that alone, can cure the evil.
BAus-A Fancy and Civic Ball is given at $50
Broadway on Monday next also the Light Guards
So'rte at Charusud's Rooms. How the pretty girls
do enjoy themselves
nJ' Mary the Detected" ought not 10 blame me-
was at home trying to battle my feet in warm water
for cold. I'll 90 70 the /" Complimentary"
II Cstn's gallery closed yesterday. The sos
Of genius goes to Washington next week.
II General Jackson 10 not dead.
~ Help poor women-be Of poor devils
II The little Aueusta-Ohl what fuss
Locopocos.-hen who wear kreeches with no
pockets
ANIMALS WITHOUT BnArs-WaI street sditors
~ No Recorder has pet been appointed for this
sity. Wait
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-24

II Cstln's gallery closed yesterday. The son
Of genius goes to Washington next week.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-24

GJ Mary the Detected" ought not TO blame m,
was at home trying to battle my feet in warm waite
for a cold. I'll 70 70 the /" Complmcntarvn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-24
MORNING HER AID.
L $ T,

,hs Are that took place in the Herald office, on Sun
a.. ,.ornne iIth nst Cash Book, Ledger, Publications
~. ana several account books Any person returni e
them 20 this oni-e viii be handsomely rewarded.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-24

Commonwealth the space Of three hours
yesterday, eighteen letters placed in our letter
box frem coresponsen,s. lie the Herald going down
Is the Herald snpopulsr7
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-24

Locoyocos.-hen who wear kreeches with M
pockets.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-24

MUSICAL nstrumen; perhaps 50 called from having he
form OF lily.
At the close Of the ceremonies splendid feast will
keSefar weeks IN succession, round of similar en-
tertanments will be given among the Hebrew people
all over the city.
Thus moves the spirit Of the age. While Hebrews
and Catholics reviving, in all their splsndor, the
ancient rites Of their ancestors, their minds are
beralzed, their hearts purified their whole social
system become more civilized Tomorrow The splen-
did Catholic conservation Of ST. Peters takes place in
Barclay street, and next month, the one we have de-
scnbed in private residence in Houston street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-24

II Help poor women-be OF poor devils.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-24

BAns-A Fancy and Civic Ball is given at 65,
Broadway on Monday next also the Light Guard,
SOirte at Charuauds Rooms How the pretty girl,
do enjoy themselves
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-24

n No Recorder has PET been appointed for this
aty. Wait
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-24

N No marriages arc insUted On anonymous
avshonty.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-24

GREAT DINNER AT WAsHISsToN.-Mr Webster
gave splendid dinner at Washington, on Thursday,
the 22d, WashingtoHs Birthday. Col. Webb, Charles
King and the principal men of the Aster tete went
on to be present. A full account! will be given in the
Evening Herald today, from our correspondent at
Washington. Laugh and grow fat, as well eat
and grow fat.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-09-14

" rus uot ueen uuly appreciated,
even by many liberal and intelligent citizens.
"A reference TO it, however, has undoubtedly
oeen had by members OF Congress, more
than one hundred of whom have common
ded Mr. WebsreI's views. and the plan OF
his works, and have expressed a desire that
ms Dlctiona ries and Elementary Book NAV
commend themselves to the general use OF
Schools in the U. S.
Ofthe popularity of the Elementary book
in the West, the public nav form an opinion
rom the fact, that ore publishing house es.
innate the demand for il to amount TO n
thousand copies a day This work is dis.
unguished, not only for its excellent classi6.
cailon OF words, and the completeness of its
rules, but Tor It's reading lessons, which con.
slsts very much in definitions, not by syn
onyms, an Imperfect and often incorrect
mode OF defining, but by explanations in cor.
rect phraseology, which furnish good les.
sons for reading.
In the new state OF Michigan, it is pro.
posed by the proper authority. to introduce.
INTO all schools, not only Webster'e Die.
l%lonaries and Elementary book, but his
ImProeed Grammar also, the latter being
considered as containing the most accurate
analysis of the English language hitherto
published.
These facts seem TO prove the question
to be settled, that DIR. Webster's books are to
be the standard works COR teaching our
native language in the United States.
The same authors History of the United
States may well be introduced into our
schools, pot only for the protested object OF
teaching history, but as a reading book for
accuslontng our youth 10 n pure, classical
English style, uniting perspicuity with ele-
gance, or elegant simplicity. 1t is the ear
y and customary reading Of such a style,
which alone can break the habilual use Of
vulgar language.
But this History is recommended by
other circumstances 1t contains many in.
teresting facts which are to be found in no
other book. accessible TO common readers.
And in this will be found a particular ac-
count ofthe origin and formation of the New
England republics and institutions; in which
the author was educated which he con-
siders the best republican institutions for u
christian community, ever devised by man
aud which he has spent years in defending
with his pen. Some political events are
narrated from the authors personal knowl-
edge, which are not mentioned in any other
similar works.
1t is satisfactory also TO mention, that this
authors edition OF the Bible, in which the
language is amended and purified, without,
impairing the sense, is continually gaining
ground. Those who read it generally APP
prove the alterations, and commend the use
ofthis edition 10 others. II is now used as
a family Bible, by many ofthe most discreet
and aged divines. 1t seems to be important
that the use OF this edition should be encour-
aged as the changes ofexceptionable words
and phrases, which cannot be uttered in
company without offence, are adapted TO OBJ.
waite objections to the use Of the Bible in
schools.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-09-14
DISTINCTIONS of Russia Feet-The Lor

Distinctions Of Russia Feet-The Lon
don times has advices from Circassia, which
give an account of a catastrophe experience
ed by the Russian fleet in the Black Sea on
the llth ult. Three ships OF the line, two
corvettes, five briggs, two steamers, and two
smaller craft, had been completely wrecked
on the coast, and IL ships Of war standed'
and supposed to be recoverable. 1t was
believed that not fewer than 80 Russian
ships had been put hors de combat by the
hurricane.
The garrison of the fort of Sootcha, hav-
ing made two %sorries to protect the wrecks
of the 2 col vettes, was attacked by the natives
and compelled to retreat with the loss oil
1000 men out of the |, 100 Of which the par
tv had consisted. The Circassians, after
plundering the corvettes, set fire to them and
burnt four other vessels, under the very guns
of the fort.