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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-28

OWNERS WASTED al the Upper Police for rs feet
of three. quarter chain, nearly new, with couple Of
screw bolts at each cad also, at the Lower Police
Tor tive silver oyster forks seized by officers Madden
and Jones, in the hands Of thief by whom they
were offered for sale.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-28

NOW xUrBITIR q, sNo. 500 Brcsdvay, betv e,n
~ sroeme sna pri.e street.. tee .spsr"nss msns ~.
ssma ~ ns~Iope sp never before npoted 70
a.. Pss 1890 es. Hsadr.u u.der "a year n ass
hsai pSiss Nssrs Of kSksssoa, from soe'cch A. ul "
9ciock r. ~ lesN.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-28

NEw EScLAsp CorrsnsEcs.-There is decided
majority Of aboIltionists in the New England Con
ference q Methodsts so they will just undo the de-
cisons with respect to ssspending an,i.savcry min
islers made in the city. Bishop Hadding presdes
over the Conference.
Row is the time for the suspended brethren OF New
York who have emitted with the New England Con-
ference 10 vindcste their rights and put down tyrsn-
ny. Several trials are going on and We expect there
viii be terrible dcings; bu,pray bre,hrsn DON, 6ghs
nor call hard names.
Tie Dcsne street church discarded brother SANG
ford l. e., they would have starved him eat hsd ne
stayed This 10 the only way ths Mcsksdsss ssa 81
cd Of minister sppoiste1 ~ the B'ssep v<ss shsy
Cont like him
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-28

ImpoGrAST FROM WAsniscroS-We announce
the receipt ofintegencc BY the rail road line OF yes
tcrday, that the question Of reconsideration OF the
Sub Urea sury Bill was taken the day before ycs'er
day morning, and lost by he rotes Of all The members
present, Nth the exception cf t're1fyt'0o! Scarcely
n piatoon.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-28

Tmr SrRrUs.-This beautiful steam ship leaves tins
port positively for London on Saturday afternoon al
q clock. She will certainly make the passage out
this time in i6 days. She has some excellent coal
on board, and has finished taking her full compile
men, on board She is beautiful sea boat, and much
safer certainly than the Great Western, because che
has NEST skllfl and competent engineer, DR.
RauIsden on board her,
The steamboat New York, Capt. y b. stone, VIII
accompany the steamer Sirius on her passage out on
Saturday afternoon, al o'clock, leaving the East
RIVER steamboat place. foot Of Bcekman street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-28

BvacHARD AND MARrIs.-Snce Brother Jededah
has turned his brother Martin OF from Chatham Cha.
pei, he has had full sway with the flock. Weintend
publishing in few days dialogue got up and deliv-
cred between the Holy Ghost and the Sinner
We will just say for the present. thar brother Bur-
chsrd ouph, TO keep within bounds, and not offend
u,aay OF our believed christians by what they call
blssphemy. Another piece Of advice we would give
20 Jcdediah il to keep sinners and loafcrs out Of
church meetings He greatly errs in supposing that
nv layinp fore such the pecuniary affairs OF the
church. he will make the more meney. Now since
Martin gone (and by the bye, he is pleasantly Sit
ua,sd over good flock IN Massschusetts) why don't
Jeded,ah fulfil his promise in collecting fundsf We
fear ,hat brother Burchard Intended TO get Martin
away. IL is pleasant to know that brother Martin
has been paid of at last
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-28

UsrTED STATES CoUar.-The mate Of the ship
Hobart was charged by Capt Stevens, of said ves-
sci with mutnoas conduct, assaaltng the captain,
&C. From an investigation into the matter il turned
out tina, The case stood six Of one and half dozen
Of the other. So Justice Lowndes, who presided on
the OCCASION gave the casting vote in favor Of the
mate, and complaint was dismissed.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-28

o. A capital Sander case will come on today in
the Commos Pcas provided the matter is not settled
II is all abou, breast pins, and finger rings, and
Courtandt streets, and vsnick streets, and Special
Sessions, fat indies, &C. We shall endeavor to de
Justice 10 the parties.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-28

Avsvpa - ossuv.-Mr. EdiforI send vsu
Two isass IN snswes 10 your qacry.
Dtehs feHoev go Jobs's ssu,
0ioh wss Ne CunAsss, snre, ~ yshsi
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-28

Ma EpIToR Is depiorabie mat 20 heathy ana
exo,i.icly brauti(,l a promenade rs the Battery
should be infested with set Of lawless impudent
vsqabonds, insulting with impunity unprotected fe-
males who seek n pure air and exercise through its
shady and ample walks.
n i only absut two or three weeks since, that
barely escaped an outrageous assault on my person
by gang of well dressed rufians, in mid dav, IN my
attempt 20 protect two ladies from the insults Of
lhcse unmany scoundres. These ladies' had just
,bou, five feet eight inches high, saow complexion
and rather sore eyes, sccostcd one Of Them his com
nap,ons following m his wake when upon my inter-
ferinq, the whole gang surrounded me, and poured
out torrent Of Bngsgate iavecuve' ana mennced
~ ,,b she;r venoeancs tho ladies' became aIafm-
Cd and fed with the utmost precipitation of the Bat
terv en- using svery effort % dlseovsr the names
OF these idlera AID most sssurcdIy II succced vii
pabiish them, ia the hope i may operate ~ eau
von 20 others,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-28

The quanty of produce VIII e hascome into market
TIL year, sRd still continues upon evi4e &c
that although at stand tina, which
slues lis real wealth, It's agricultural reources most
prosperous conditions industry and Prise are ex-
ractng from the earth that which denied sde
The following stasme nj Of the cesr.nces ep,be Erie
Canal al the Collectors scc Buffalo, 70 22d June
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-07-12
DR. RELFE'S M Botanical Drops!

IFS one of the most efcacious compounds tn the Mo- \ tera Medca for the of that class diseases produced by impure state of the blood, & a vaied habit of the body, and usually exhibiting themselves in the forms of Scrofua. Salt Rheum Le- prosy, s. Anihony's Fire. Fever Sores, teyen when the b"nes are afected.) White Sweings, tif applied with Dr. Jebb's Lnimen,) foul and obstinate Ulcers, Sore Leg. and Eyes, ScaIdhead in Children, scurvy and Srorbuic Gout, Pimpled or Cari'unc led Faces, Fostering Eruptions and Venereal Faint throughout the body which last the Dl"Ps often cure when Mercury fails. They are also the hest Srri"g and Autnrnna Physic to purify and cleanse the system from hnnorr which frequently appear a, these seasons tr the year. They also aid the process of dges'on and by purifying the hoOh prevent the secreii"n of mal gnama humors the lungs The Proprietor con- fdenly relies the number Of surprising cures effected by these Dro, only D Boston and its VI. ciniy bui hrougout the union f"r the hest proof of their excellence an 0nfalng Aheratiue Medicine, tn all the eases above specified.
 This article has recently been pronounced by hy- sician of,he fret responsibility, who had witnessed its surprising efficacy, entitled in his opinion [" take the lead of all tie popular articles known for the a- bnve complaints. and nee it is fast gaining this point in public estimation, throughout the country.
 Price $l Bottle, or six Bottles for $5. ....
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-07-12
L6EclbgegG EssQsSIS'e1: PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING, h BY HENRY ADAMS.

TERMS. To village and single mail subscribers, two dollars per year, payable before the expiration of six months. lE r
 To companies of any number over six, $l 50 per year, payable as above. To companies less than six, @l 75 per year, payable as before. 9 cents will be deducted from each of these prices when payment is made in advance. These prices are exclusive of mail or stage charge for transportation
 No papers will be discontinued until all arrearages are paid, except at the discretion of the editor.
 Notice of wish to discontinue must be given be- fore the expiration of a year.
 01F ADVERTISING. One square three insertions, $l, and the same proportion for two or more squares-, Halfa square, 75 cts Continuance over three weeks 90 per cent per week. A liberal deduction made for advertisements continued or l2 months.
 Admnistrators' and Executors Notices, $1 %
 Commissioners Notices, l25
 All communications must be PosT-PAID.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-07-12
OHIO LANDS
EOR SALE.

1.-TWO Lots in the town of Lifckfel county 1 of Medina, containing about 100 acres each, situafed on the Great Western Road leading from Medina to Pittsburg.. Also. a Lot of 100 acres in Morgan, near the centre of said town. The above lands are of supe- rior quality. For further particulars. apply to the subscriber.
 GEORGE D. wADHAAiS. WoleOnriHe, May 2A 1888. 51
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-07-12
DR. RELFES
 ANTI-BIILIOUS A PILLS.

TNOR Indigeaiion, Loss of Appeiiic. I.isllessneaa
 Headache. Cosiiyeness, F.atIience, Cholic, Rl- iOus Aaec,iona, Sse To comment on the efficacy of these P,lls, aCier sueeessfnl experience of maHy years in England aai America has established their repuaon, is needless: Suffice to ohserye, that for redundancy 0f bile, 1alnlence. costivenrsa, headacle, &c &c., they wall undoubtedly prove far more ser vieeahe ihan those drastic "rges too frequently em ployed aud will not only al he time lend 10 re- move the offending cause ty gentle motions, and to strengthen the digestive organs but improve the np- petite aud ren"vale the system. Price 50 cen,s.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-07-12
BE oUIET-Do! I'LL CALL MY MOTHER.

As was sitting in a wood,
 Under an oak-tree's leafy cover, Musing in pleasant solitude,
 Who should come by, but John, my lover! He pressed my hand, and kissed my cheek; Then warmer growing, kissed the other; While exclaimed, and strove to shriek, Be quiet-do! I'll call my mother" He saw my anger was sincere,
 And lovingly began to chide me; And wiping from my cheek the tear,
 He sat him on the grass beside me. He feigned such pretty, amorous woe, Breathed such sweet VOWS, one after other, could but smile, while whispering low, Be quiet-do! I'll call my mother !'' He talked so long, and talked so well,
 And swore he meant not to deceive me; Ifelt more grief than can tell,
 When with kiss he rose to leave me; "Oh, John," said 1, and must thou go! I love thee better than all other! There is no need to hurry so,
 IneOer meant to cau nay mother"
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-07-12
Dr. Rslfe's Vegetable Specific,

For Sick Headachr, GEc. Price 50 ceR:=. rYNona genuine unless signed on the outside prin- ted wrapper hy the sole propr;etor T. KIDpER. imme mediate successor the late Dr. w. T. COEwAY. For aale at his Counting Room, over No. 99 Courstreet near Concert HaiI Boston, and also by his special a rointmeRt, by ..t.
 Drs. Buel and Beckvith, Litchfeld; E. Coaoles,
 South Farms; J. c. Stepens, Canaan;
 Messrs. Loonais, Bethlem.
 December l4 oe5wl,28
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-07-12
BLANKS,

ON HAND, FOR SALE, AT THIS OFFICE,
 TEE FOLLOWING KINDS: Warrantee Deeds, Co. Court SubpGnas, Quit Claim do. Book, Justice Book, Note, Note, Bail Bonds,
 Subpenas, Pension Blanks, Executions, &c. 6lc. June 26.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-07-12
SUNHNEER CLOTHING.

A STRAKHAN Cloths. Grape Camblets, "A Grape Drilling, black and mixed Emi- net, Brown Linens, plaid. striped, mixed and plain Drillings, Mole Skins, and variety of other styles. l. LAWRENCE.
 May Sl. g
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-07-12

Conservatives New York Evening Star very correctly says the force and motives of the Conserv atiyes is greatly underated." The force and iniu- ence of the Conservatives prodgiousy underrated by both the Wings and the ultra friends of the admin isiraton. They are sufficient in force to hold the bal ance of power They can defeat or carry any meas ure of the administration to which they may lend their influence They act not for themselves, but for their country. They brought about a repeal of the Odious Specie Circulars they will defeat the Sub Treasury scheme. or any other scheme. no matter from what party emanates that is considered at war with the interests of the country or the spirit of her Republican institutions. s.-Cincinnati Rep. .. t. SouND AsLREP-On Sunday last, as one of the clergymen of this city had about half completed his sermon, he looked around and found great portion of his church and congregation fast asleep. Some- what astonshed at the snoring capacity of his audi ence, he stopped in his sermon and read hymn, which was sung, happily having the desired effect. The way the sleepers had to take drubbing in the closing part of the sermon, aint to be mentioned.
 [Lotpeu AdpOcGfe.
 TRe Tutors of Democracy.-The Washington De- mocratic Review-the New-York New Era-ihe New-York Truth Teller. and the Cincinnati Phoenix -all of them conducted by foreigners-Irsh and En- glish destructives-the proieges and familiar organs of ths administration brings of the enemies ol our revolutionary fathers-strving to reach the great final cause of their zeal, MoNEY-by pulling down American institutions, and plundering the ruins as the trophies of the victory. These are the men en- pOyed and paid by the subtreasury party, for giving lessons to the American people on the Democratic princpIe" the men that are taught, parrot like. Co cAlumnAts and abuse the patriots of the land and teach the people the only true Democracy!
 s& [MadisoRiGn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-07-12
Total number of pensioners

Lieut. Randolph This individual, who was rem dered so notorious by pulling President Jackson's nose a few years ago. and against whom process has been issued and re-issued for that assault though never He was aware that the Deputy Marshal at Alexan- dra had writ for his arrest and he came over to the District from Virginia and invited the officer to serve it, which was done. He was then bailed, being held in security in the sum of $500 The trial will take place next October. MT. Randolph has required tha. General Jackson shall be summoned to attend as witness. Of course, the old General won't come JOur. Com. - -..
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-07-12
 DowaingUiRe Militia, 2d Brigade.

An Army of Pensioners.-From document com mnncated tamong others) to the House of Represen- tatives 2Oth ult it appears that the number of pen soners on the rolls on the several pension agencies of the United States at this time is as follows:
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-07-12

Rats-Isaac Hill gives notice that he does not in- tend to be candidate for Governor next year. This is hint to be improved upon in higher quarter No0h.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-07-12

CHURCHILL COPING, Attorney < Counsellor at Las0. OFFICE IN LoRD's BUILDING, LIrcHFIELD. May 10, 1888. AZ
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-07-12

Cotton Batting and Wicking.
 s.-,- ALSO, ... Candles. by the box or by the pound. Feb. 9. N. H. NORTH & CO.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-07-12

ToAps.-It is common notion that thesG beautiful little animals suck poison from the lacy, the toad is nevertheless one of the most useful animals in the world to the garden CT. The toad lives. entirely on animal food, eats it alive, and cares not . fig for Doctor Graham. The grubs and insects which he devours, are very injurious to the young plants which are cultivated for the table. He comes out at night when the dampness of the air is agreeable to him. and when his prey are likewise wandering abroad, com- hitting their depredations- and watching them as eagerly as a cat watches for mice It is said that few dozen of toads will ds- stroy all the cabbage worms in whole acre of land that is planted with cabbages, and be the means of saving the young plants from destruction.-R Boston POst
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-17

Augustus l. BoGsrt Miss Elizabeth Oldrin, both Of this
81 sbe l4,h instant, by The Rev George Benedict Mr. Ee
ward r Van Veon 10 Miss Mary Ann Marshsli all Of Ah
city.
At washs gon by the Rev Mr. Hawley, Lieut. Jnc
bscomb OF the w. Army czaaa, daughter OF MAJOR
On the LIST February the consulate Of the United States
IN Paris by the kev Mr. Murray assistant chaplain 70 tns D
tsh embassy Mr. Benjam Snow Huntingdon Of New YORK
to Miss frances Amelia Seal daughter OF Mr. John SEAL Oh
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-17

8Sr- On the 18th ins in pas pg from the corn. 81 nii
L. Mooster Burrg slip 90 the morning ithe
tlh met in paxrr from the above tise~ up srosdw
Boomngsls anil uisg dswr ,h 5h avenue TO w.very
place startling brass Can % psie' " ssetree,
en.rav,d Coils Lawrence New Haven, No " Ferry ST.
Nswyork fouo the shove Cap, and viii
leave IS Aity At lea FroHt g., viii he sni shiv
w1aed nis5c
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-17

On the 18th instant John T. Irving in the Goth year Of his
age. ..- - s.sIa. :,
the I'd instant at Staten Island Mrs Jane D. Anten aged
81 years. .... -..s I....
Al BLOOMFIELD NJ j. 18th Rev James Bucky, of the NJ
X. Church. 5
Green Despard.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-17

THIS EVENING, win BE-

DARN THEATHE.--rhIsk EVENING, win be
THE LOVE cnAsE-sir william Fonalove. Mr. Piaeide-
wIdraks, Mr.. RIchisgs-C Constance, MRS SLaw-widow
Green Mrs. whestiey--Lyds, MRS kichsrdson tse
LA sAYADE eE-Ths U.tnown, Mr. Jsnes, ,olite,r. Mr.,
" Door, open - att O'CLOCK
Boxes el-Pil 50 ce also ailery Is cents. a ..s
NATIONAL Thea TIA E-Lats Hel..n 0.sys
In ~ hsass@MR. wALLAcK. Lessee-rHis EVENING
srowss-John Dory. hr II waliset-Tln, Mr. Williams
Lady Amaranth, Miss wheatiey.
A PAS DE GINoUE, by the Juvenile Mandarlns
MILLER AND HIS MEN-Grindorf Mr. II wslaek- RIA.
Doors open at et"Performance begin att Boxes ST. Pit
SO cents Gallery Is cents.
A POLLO-4io Bre&d~&y, C'a.al Street.-The pub
''' GRAND iSsTsGSE nj Il CONCERT.
The grand Nautical Ballet, entitled THE PUPIL OF
doreEcorwilh, Captain the Navy-Cdord. ofcer
Season and Tickets to had 10 A. NJ tot r M,
81 se Apollo where seats may Ss
assssi. ' - ''S ~ : ''' -'''@'''
The Public fully the instituted
pec'ion IN this country Mr. Van Amburgh the cages
viii 10 to the sssae%s Ss SosTs
r NJ and from to past the evening. Admttance IS
eentsChildren half Every attention will paid Ia
the venaoR careful officers TO secure the
visitersfrom the intrusion ofmproper persons -
Signed G. {. ANGEvINEG co.
4-3mdN Projectors.
ODD FELLOW 8 BALL.-TLe first annual Bali
~ oths ependant Order of Odd Fellows given AT
the City Hoeo Monday evening" the The room
will be spenddy decorated with banners moos &c embe-
mee Of the Order. Dodsw0rs celebrated Band engae ed
Tickets s sclueing for The ladies' be had
Ra Mas s ats Ers MIie
square, or ofeither Of the Managers
WIN. Y. CLARK President
WILLIAM CHARLIcK. Secretary. mi2ui
a N II II III n NJ r II
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-17

TRULY WONDERFUL PHENOMENON
A very eIuserdinsry HORSE, three years cid without .
Tsi. sIir.oIS..ry sam.l win be exhibited few gay.
and Sundays excepted for short period At No 81
This Horne The ever Knows In tie world which Me-
urc has denied the covering Of hal. The md
other pecusrss of but with great
Sdsss 5sea p1onounosd 1 | Sess
ful bronze with white marks Perfectly docie AMI
BY ssn@.r Ss sos n. ssSes y danger
G this s.s ss
urssoompsnied ~ hoss dssges.be sen.,uon usually s-
Ambulance. = cents jzo-ins !,
EOS @ SA oss ON ..de
osr FOR The 6nea selection q cu,ery every N
ported into The UsI'sd s'.e, eeosng q shsms wn.sbo.s
the package o from The shelves Ivory T.sl: css-
ie ymshossny eases. Rsdr.n Crooks, and wsassSoimes
scissor, ..d small cse.y Ia,se ssormen,i sms Cusey
and S.I.:s a..o... G,:.. Iss,:s f:is.
payne Openers London made Dressing Cases and Bagse
Js received fresh supply ofour celebrated Mathematics
R..ers, which We warrntgood.
previous % uiehssnr down town. as we import drse, s
% RetaiIers supplied Is usual,
ns-in. Aasr House.
A a. II an g isu.y ss .aa s r., c's a.
sme., VIII De INN, sssiy attended TO oooS risiesee -
Hall add Lsvyjoys Hotel have reduced the price IN tbef
ks,sg Department 10 the prices previous 70 the hgh
provisions aud w ena< ts their eusous.n ws
goed fsre and AZ liberal In qssnity - any ether
tablhhnenssin thu city mIc-S-
OF SnNl wsNTED-On bond $50 mortssgs On en-
d., s%s .%ss" s s,ss,' %.
ard. osCberry street. mn
nOOfsl BOOrsli ~ JOTsiii...oIccs sass.cwess
ID hest the city, ~ ~ Cana sUeee, -
WALK Cks. Handsome dress boo. rom " 70 y1S pe9
nj, saa -.ryantsd 10 we'll Dress hosts Of
ssAs from o. Is per rsin ssc sentem~ns wstsv pss1
then ttsre lsdfeS and c~t
49, $3.50 4. si,ues % description that theugkx
~ wAIKER would inform his friends and The pubhc IN
~ :. n. ,sv partnership H. kchsrds.
e. vide them call NJ s3e Canal street. the Old ssssA
whsrr WOO win 6ns splendid assortment OF all hsd sna
AZ r. Don't mistake the namber-2s Canal srest-ihrS
- =. ...,a rrng Greenwichs. ff.tm~
a .ICn the eth iast, betwe~r the Frsnkls Hosss ss1
Upp.r Post Once. bunch ~ ,ma Keys asteei ring
The fudtr viii b. sntsbfv rewarded and will msch
.sl- mioN@
49, a.. N1s-s ENas-For ale ~ efchrngs
~ sisrg ea,nsry o. pennies Apply a. the essk o. s
nee.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-17
IMPORTATIONs.

IMPORTATIONs.
LrvERpsoL-Per Ship scolsnd-6o coal sacks
Dyson-Is pt ~ Harris Chsuncey-2do Tkompsoa 4
Co.'S DO Swords, HALTED Corning-i do PurIow2 do
Walsh 4 Malory-2, do Corning Coz do Tooker,
oil Fsber Merle-6 pkgs Amory. Leeds Co.'S Dc Stone
Swan Masoa--5o iron Coey Smiths do 0ihon
Co-Oo half quarter drvms figs 10 boxes almonds Mae
beas-SG casks Meagsns-34 tens hemp Cussirghsm-56
pkgs TO order
Bosros-Per schr Frend-ee hhds molasses Lee Daier
NIler-4scase udre A Moen52 de- wolssy Co-iso
nails Griffin DO Foster Nickerson-6 do Spesre
Pauor Phelps Collns4do TiIeson-le bales she~
ting Swan-I1 mdre O Msnnering-70o bbis beef
HurIbui do Boor nsn-I5do Scott shspter-56 do
Chamberlain Col boxes do Comsock-s tons sheeing
Phelps Dodge.
PASSENGERS.
Passengers per Ship sceand from Lverpool-wm Machen
zie John Gay-15 in the Storage.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-17

CLEARED
sh,ps Formoss orse Hsvre, W: whi,iceh. in WIN Esgs
Nsnrh., iiverpoo schmidt SOM bsrks Stag Burs-
har 40 "a pob~r,sons Rapid ward Havana. Moses Tsy
lor, brss Chrsns Coz, 81 yosephs Fa Ne.mih Leeds
toweu Port and, richards,n McCobbs Carroll Smpson
rhr.i,., m nj Robinsop Baltimore, SNOW City Point
9,s,nsor, nar,,er At-res Neuvrss Holt Oweni Edvlp
Vsrney ANTI crp r Farnham \ CO.. Heftsog Van Cam
bridge fgr mi Rshren Havana Me- or Co; Dutch ga-
n Maria Asrisns Paripre Rote da :, Bosnian John
stem; schrs Levens Return C'uwell Psdepms soreo NC
herson do; pwsectios we,teo do; orecse wsn
ktn a., hxuls, Msrch 81 Marks, Neswnh bssds rage
Hslett Bosor; Aiss Couzsns. BWgor brea Vosei "ey
moub, Couch, Riehnsondt
ARRIVED,
ship scsuscd, Rch'rs~r, Liverpool fia MI, ~ D.n
Dyson. The ships vrgnsn Cor New York sailed sn WORM
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-17

CincuLAR ALxArAc.-Aver ingenious continuance
called Circular Almanac, has been presented us,by
which we can find the day Of the month, week, &C.,
for any period up to 1900 back 10 i75o II is the
best Almanac for counting rooms that we have ever
seen-none ought to be without one.