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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-18

SO the Rev. MI KecSe was GtciaEeu NUTy 1ICV'E1'
The Speaker laid before The House:
|. a communication from Tie Secrctnry "i the hayy,
stating what number Of extra clerks winch have been
employed in that Department. in answering calls :or IN
formation.
On motion Of Mr. eastman, laid on the table.
g From the same, containing statement o! The con-
tnscnt expenses Of that Department; for The last year
On motion Of MIR. Reed, laid on the table
8 From the Secretary Of the Treasury, transmitting
re port Of the Fifth Auditor on The progress made m
building light houses buoys dc.
On motion Of Mir. Cushman, laid on the table.
On motion. the House adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-18
EsicEtgnoBlsR, Va, Tuesday, Zee. u.
EVgI'TS ar H.4RRISGUHG

Tho drama is not vet closed 40 blood has been lot.
no:posYe act of violence p"fp:!?ated, LG! i"eEe s
no proscect uf m immediate adjustment, Is set there
is no etcclicn of u s. Senator, or Of any Other .tr
Or O: any other act which requires the lat acun Of both
Houses The seraie has not Eec".n2~d e:'u-rligvs.
- the true Simon Pure. But, they have appointed q,
Committee ascertain which ii"iise they Ought ~ r.
corniZe-Ihis is measure Of fearful lo;cDoGngs--
And another is, that after having adopted CoUEuiuee
by lot accnrc::i. aw for deciding the elect, h..
two Senator'S OF tie county Of fh!!GdrPii7. the vgsG.
of which lottery the appointment Of Democrats
and Why's they preparing GrGcr some i't;rxt &,
set aside tn; Committee, aud i;Hnc aro'a allotment.
These measures are calculated 70 Increas" Tie eXccGCr
and 10 lead &c some unpleasant consequences. In H.,
time. tie Treasurer has rcIGs,& TO pay tie troops
whom the Governor has called 10 Harrisburg, aud he
now disclargirE portion Of tEcm.-We cgUn@t aDprc.
bend the result Il the Republicans keep c00! aHd firm.
Tie Right must ultimately prevail. The People mns:
succeed in securing tie rights at The majority We
lay before cur readers from various sources, Ngr9l.r
Of the Events which have transp:Iet since our last:
On IgcsGGY, the Hopkins Cor DrIocial,c HoHSc mt
al tn" usual hour, and adjourned ti bali past IL O'clock,
for lie purpose of attending the Senate Chineer - hear
the returns Of votes the ailments q! the toEsI
ten In the StnRic, boh tie Uo":cS attended NJ
PenrGsc The Speaker, 0pPcaTcd and Icoh tie Chair At 49,
After the Journal Of the pcvloGs day WIS read the Senate
proceeded 10 the election Of their o.cs!s and p;;nlcrs
'rursuant 10 order, Tie Senate proceeded 10 Me oF.
uaniZation OF I committee IN try IL" contested seas
claimed By Mcasrs. Charles Brown end James llama.
On calling the roll - Senators cns"eis& 30 li:
MeSsfs EOgcs and Pearson were appointed tc"cis 60
The names oG all the Senators were wIrm upon scpG
rate pieces paper?
.'The Speakct then read the memorial from Tie county
Of Philadelphia protesting against the r.it u james
Hanna 10 occupy srat in The senate md ssk"g tC"
investigation into the light OF Charles D!o"n ~ lie seat
claimed by James Hanna
Tie c!erE rolled Up The names Of the several Sena
tors in Tie separate pieces Of papcr and deposited them
in box upon the Speakers desk. After the box was
shaken by the Speaker so as 10 mix tie names toe?
iulIp NJ 1ua ri 2
10 three other alternately. Ia these too they wcfe
shaken ard mixed. On opening the boxes, the CLERK
took out one paper time iron each box alternately
and presented il 10 the Speaker WHO opened II and 'ea'
aloud the name within when the ra;iies testing
Their assem'ed or objected The following is Tie order
in which he names were drawn:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-18

which arrived here yesterday iiom Campeachy, HIS
communicated n lhe editor uI lie Courier, Inc io'o"-
Ia, i.,. i 81 xic.u ur..5 which i! not very recent,
are still in:-resm: TYvn Mexican cfGizsrs the ca
Dora and Elecha, had arrived at CamPeachy from ah:
D;co The American schooner Saiah Anne, from Ne"
Orleans had arrived at Tampico irCm Havana. Gen
retias ;;r lr,r hundred Mexican troops lad ie'aA'
IN The fort which commands the bar OF lanpico -
General Cos was III lrtb'a HIego "!'h cSht Eu"creu
n,.u General Canols in Aimircs, al Tie head "i
b.cn hundred 6!rxic.. soldiers. II thought that
ali .he troops in .c interior, who had pronounced Tor
the Federal system would give up aud JUN The Govern.
r,cnt party. great sca'clty Of provisions existed al
Tanv:cu.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-22
NUMBER %


How svect The return 9th sacred dt, The
c''os and tolls of ile world arc ls,d sside, vain
thoughts afe c&clud,a sad lhr mind turns within
and connuucs Nith rsclf Tbs. IL tho tine to
'6ceon "'ih oor oNu coustercrs. sud to sec heS
cor accornt stands with ONT God.
TINS is Tho time 10 review. the great work Of
mediation which. by tho resurrection on this holy
day. was accomplished. Tie christ isn will 20
back to tho time when the shepherds we're tending
ihcf hoets on tie r'aos Of ludes--he will. by
a'ih. sec tbc ster OF Bethlehem, guiding ,hom to
Tho Saver Of the world. He will hear, with won-
der and delight the snnuucialion to a sinful. and
wreichcd world. Behold, | bring you glad tid,ng.
~ great joy, which Is to oil people for unto YOU
Is born th's day, Savior, who ls Chris, the Lord.
lie vii hear the Heavenly lIos, saying Glory to
"od ~ the highest, On earth peace. and good wi
tic VIII follow his incarnatc God through life
OF sorrow, but Of well doing. lie will behold him
IN the Garden. when The anguish Of the Cross, and
the s,ll greater anguish Of being deserted by those
whom he loved. forced from him great drops of
blood lie will then gsin submission to the will
OF Heaven as he hears his Savior oxclaim ;-If IL
be possible, Let this cup pass rom me-but not my
will. bu, thine be done. He will behold him a,
the bar of Pllatc-ho will hear him condemned 10
apponso the elnmorous multitude. lie will see him
drag bis weary. ond scourgcd limbs up the sleeps
of Calvary. He viii hear bin, with God-lke mcr-
cy, excialm from the Cross Father forgive them.
they know rot what they do. lie will hear him
groan IN tho last anguish Of expiring nature. My
God MY God why bnst thou fursakeu me-
Bot more particularly Is il the time for the chris.
tan TO 70 10 the fcpulchre OF his Savior aud. by
faith, see where his Lord lay. II viii remove the
gloomy apprchcnsons Of the grave for Jesus hath
spread fragrance around IL, and llumnod HE dark
passage to better world by his own glory. lie
viii bchHl he Aneci Of God descend from lIoa,-
On, on the liist day Of tho week and roll back The
stone from the srpuchcre and his Savior burst the
bars 81 death, and rse triumphant DER the Grave.
SABBhTfCCS.
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Lc2PAEa
TIE oMNlrREsENcE or GOD


~ y NNN 49,
Tb. Lord the high and holr Ons.
is present every where
Go 10 the regions of The sun,
And thou walt find him there
Go 10 the stcfei ocean caves.
Wherr mau hath nevrr tfoi
And there. beneath he flash ~ waves.
VIII be Thy Maker Con
Fly swiftly OF the mornings wing,
To distant realms away,
Where birds, IN l-walled plumagc. fng
The Sdvent Of the daY
And where the lion seeks his lair,
And reindeer bounds slone-
Gods presence makes Sc desert far.
hnd cheers the ffvEsn zone
AL nature speak Of him who made
The land, and sea, and sky
The fruits that flll the leaves that fade,
The flowers tia, bloom 10 die
The lofty mount and lowly Yale,
The lasting forest trees,
The rocks tb0t battle with tho gal.
The overriding seas
All tell the Omnipotcnt Lord.
The God of boundess might
In every age and cline ndorcd,
Whose dwelling is the light
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-22

ll,h Line, Linen Twine, Double Plane Irons, Sheep
sheer, saw File. Aoron's sewing Awls. Shoe Knivo
set KNIVES Hnl Fork, Ivory Combs Plated Tea Spoons
Ches, iIRrdcs, Mahosony kuobs, Wallets, Shoe Ham
mer', Curry ConOs. Cushman's Augers, Yellow Quis,
Gimbeis, Percussion Caps lI,h Hooks, knitting Pins
Needles, Slatcs, Chalk Lines cut Brads, Shoe Nails,
cut lacks, shop IwiuP, Whilcwash Brushes. Table
Hinge, Fad l. cGs, Cupboard, Chest Trunk, rll aud
Modne Locks, Butts, Mouse Traps, Bonnet Cane
Glass Paper Manure Forks Sad Irons, Scythe Stones
Hemp Bed cords, Manila Rope. Hemp Rope, Cattle
Cards, Trace Chains lndia Irvine, Jacket Lamps Iron
Csndlosticks. Table -p"ohs, Glass kuot C.rk Screws
shop Hammers, Shoo Reps ras steel square FILES,
screws. Brick BhnI Hinges, Brass Ia Locke, Bonnet
Wire, shoe Thread, east steel Back Saws, cast steel
-fcAtr-, rIatcu BrHgc I ie Ibis. Lunpnstcs Bonnet
PAPER. Butcher kaivcs, Iron Table SPOON, Pocket
Kniyc., single anil double hindcl, G Liues, Nrot
Norfolk i,lchcs, VANISH aud PANT Brushes, C,oties
Ernsn,s Taur, ear.. Aprtisc und Firmer Ch'-s is,
GoJscs Turning Cl,ssls aud GoUsos. Bras Nails,
Snufer. Red Screws, C,si Hooks, Brass Ok Balls,
Razor Srops, Loo,.lu- Glasses, Wool Carls, Single
Psut Irons :, Joke Slayes H,r Brushes, lax Stands,
C,rs Sole, Japisn Lan'p-, S.ssor. Shaving Bro hes,
500 rucers cast soc! Squares, Try SlGaro' 5 200
Tscks rnd N,l rcuar Saws, Hand Wood aIl
..l back Save.
The above Go i. viii be- I'D very low f,r cnsh. most
Siuit oi produce, ou short approved creii'.
Rutin1d May r, 1859 %
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Groccries--I'sry iO'C.


Rg,ss. s~-ds. sae Engi.sA lfoa wagsoa TIE bssd
she honp ifus ssrman Get suc American steel toian
hss GAS fNlty Sa~ MIA I'D Cross Cot ssRs Nagfoh
40 cs't Bois,, aigs qssny rePsol sacA SAT- IefA
l,hnc taA coarse AsftsfH d. liasss1 and Sperm o.,
ofsesasnss Fasngt. Dss NooAs Aunstlo Atoesf. kcE~
hTsss hssiAss, Ness Scotia F.-Esr
lbs ttafs ~t,h greet 'sariy a stcles too u-usfou'
~ Hessiaes "a AZ thseisssEg. have ecied Nih
sscA care and seAssse is~ issi fhsy and s sl
then is lose ihsH thss b. hHd aibss pfer
sAs eessifs, isf csaA fers GOO cfseh T.fy All e
she. 10 ss.miSs isslI ssseftnrsi tsTs Ts'rs atasg
tss,tnt, NJ, -,tsN y
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MsIgsgIIAYTa
From the .hdssiilon, OH o Ga-sr,
RETURN OF THE CAPTIVE.

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Wv "'S 'u''S o"' '''"'e' !" n'oOSe"
so'"'!' NV was '"o "uSo'n" "
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,"','e"' "'' "''us !" "upP'"e'' on
'' "p, "'' =! "'s Wy, W"V" '"'
s' f,''' ""o ave- wv, ''' Ut ''''
W '"' D'','' '"','''ts u NV "e'g1 rum
n - lug '"1 ''' "''u' N'"'"e"'a"s VI
go. go! ,v ","O"s '"' We
,bn 49, ~. s,'f:,rci al ''o, ,u m'' '"I "
Inc army oi tne GIftn-west was txp6s1d,' 6hrfhp
the disastrous campaign which resulted in the de-
fca, of Winchester al the River Ralslu By good
fortune he escaped the iomohawk OF the savage al
lies Of Great Britain, and was sent prisoner OF
war to Quebec
lie was next with other American prisoners
despatched in transport to Plymouth, in England
From Plymouth with crowd OF fellow prisoners
he was about 10 be transferred to Dartmouth, when
he found an opportunity TO elude his guards ana
make his escape. lie wandered through the conn
tiy, stealing through byeWays, urtll lie found nm
fiat Bristol. liunger compelled him TO enter q
grocery the head quarters of ress-gang-here
he was pressed aud desplie his proestalions that
lie was citizen Of the United States, oud iugl-
tive prisoner of war, facts which might have been
easily proved, by Inference to the military author
tiles al Plymouth, he was buried on board liir
Nalesiys ingate Sea Horse then the nag snip o
the celebrated SIR refer rarRer' ana compelled 10
Bear arms against his coun'rymeh'
On board the Sea Horse "e;e several other A
mcrcans, who, like Wood, had iaIlen victims "a
the British system OF lmpressment. They deter
mined on deserlion and when Iyirg IN the port o.
~. Johns they succeeded m securing boat ~ az
extremely dark night, and attempted To feach 'he
eastern coast OF The state OF Name iney were
instantly persued, aud were obliged % DESERT the'
boat on The coast OF New Brunswick and seek sale
~ the woods. otter wandering about for two
days exhausted with cold and hunger ana 'a"gne
hey were opprehended by parry OF Brush sol
diers and Bgsln transferred to the Sea Horse. Inc
punishment which followed this act of dcse7tof
was inflicted with all that ingenious refinement
cruelty, for which he Bnush Navy ~ SO celebfa
ted.
The Sea Horse. tuacbed to the squadfon un1e
admiral Cockbum, wac shortly a'e'~Sfds ofdere'
lnto the Chesepeske, aud TOOK an acuve part ~ ih
robb'ng. burning and numbering OF The de'ence.es
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-22

Tt.IING Up TUE CoUNTRY.-l. is rather mel
ancholy contemplation when VIC take into view the
many changes which our country IL undergoing
the increase Of population and the consequent
depreciation of primitive monners nmong us Art
aud ashion gradually finding their wuy into The
interior, md the consequence Is that originality Of
G}N69y" mnHrcaTr6 "0rctssy'6y Tr5ry md romantic
interest.
A dull Guydrying famencss cannot long exis, 10
any nation and the fear II lint IT will give place
to soocthng evil IN exchange for the honest sim
pjlr,'y which charat' cGsod oar fathers. Many and
stirring arc the anecdotes which tho old people
used 10 tel OF lhof adventures IN the forosis--ibo
free life which they led, They roamcd the noun
tain. unshackord hy the restr"n,s Of conventional
hlc and alcya day'r hunt loy down in the woods
beside tho crnckiing Gre md slept like Troan, Ill
the immo-al messenger of light bezed through the
dcvy irco-tops and called them TO q renewal of
their labors. In those blessed days the good old
fire place was as large as the gate Of Eastern
ctv and the trunk Of n common sized onk formed
the family back 10y Dyspepsia and nervous COM
pl1ints were unknown to the romping girls, wboso
vigorous and elustic step We'd with that of the pan
the Of the wild, and whose eye shone with the
brightness Of health and innocency. Those good
old times are among the missing. IIasty pudding
has become vulgar and snmp il snliquoied. Art
h0s chhseu nature foul lHt Etaffy bWH FACTORIES
have superseded the spinning wheel and bue uporns
are exchanged for silks and sa,ins new Tho
boys come to the city, and the plough stands idle
in The furrow and none fond of he vabitios
OF this liie none labor so hard 10 become fops and
coqueltos those whose Inheritance il is to swing
the scy,he end break the clods Of the corn field.
Little doe. man know in whet true happiness
consists. When all nature woos hm to peace, to
sylvan retirement and the delight Of independence
he profers s'rultlng his hour On change and end
/ ng il III bankruptcy and ruin Boston HeraH.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-22

o. PRrNiNc FRur TRHEs,-Mr. editor. Per
nil me through the columns Of your excellent pa
per. 10 Offer fev remarks On this subject. " any
Of ny readers should doubt, let them try tho
perimcn' ind thereby test rs correctness. Ny
tine for pruning and method of doing Il is ~ fol.
lows. any time between the 25ih II Nay and the
l0.h Of June is the season which prefer. ss the
rap is 10 notion and The wound w,ll heal over IN
9ue boz, the time ihan ~ any other season. the
tree ~ slso less liable 10 tho fucher. IN smputa-
ting large mbs use 6ne saw, parag The edge
Of tho wound with a sharp knife. bat f1r small
limbs. use q Ratchet. or pruning hook nay be
use1. cndesvounr by oil means 10 smpuiaie the
limbs o. near the tree a. possible. Where The saw
,5 Used u w3uld be better 90 hase he surface
smoo,heg o. come .hurp INSTRUMENT, m order 10
prevent inc water from remaining 90 The would
lDn7. These remarks are DOT intended 20 Introduce
me 10 .hc Cssine, 90 regular csssyis, but mere
j. 10 bnng ont more able writer On this subject.
--Iorn,r, CaJinet.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-22
Wool! WOOL! vvoOI!..

UNHT W.l.ry Worca Co. n Qs,ehss Village
4 UIarlr-j u.H be realy 'o Do N'l to Nana-
.eure ty De 4ari, riisr the ieoh ~ My in-' sa4
ei take auy q4san,y IRON 3o1 'o -oOlu Poapt', sol
aisbuicure iLe seine ilia good Broaj tohs ~ sat
iiuets, or n 30 hoy wool an3 pay fu cioth
Th.se w.shios 20 get Sol hasofsoture1, VII 10
sell g. sks eauca tr1, 10 or!er 70 nsar, d due
loE The ia4l aisik,i
NJ HOLS
Assui. Malay Woo.eh CO.
Qseehss y1isss. Nay -. IgJs. 2i6~
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Some one tells cfs man 9ho vas - very tai
that BE- nesefssss Tor bls-sings-hs reaches up and
tates then. The reminds us q fho Old msid Sbo
sus 20 tail she never tepta Ecfvsut sitting up Of.
ref dsrk 10 sntUer tbe street beN. bat vhen any
one knocked. she reached her srm o1i Of bed snd
opened the outer door. n Pot.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-22
broad Cloths.

Broad Cloths. er'. fs,-tufe n.mty. srd
-, - L,i.ti. O., Dars, fet tn, Cio,h. 80
t,,s,s go,h,. grr-,ecc bk Nds de-. Co-ift noir-
Ba, Olive. Drsh. sod o.. J's ~ l''i,s' Cow In
ford Hrcs Do "f' i"c"oa - vs.
Cashmere and sat-
incts. h'ib Goods
ni,ft s,st is7cn1rt pf,L ri.rs and nue bl Gtos o.
nd steel ~ sod fatsirc-,s nd Gsns 20 N-ncs
iii4ts sid ii'le MIei rfd Shf. Oh. S''in da Sin.
Fancy s.u-ets. rhaw,. iIo'snce.. assorrd
sumner Cloths. c"'"fs ~ 5.d'' French
pisiu g. STUPID iiroa Dr.. ~ 80,
l-rs faors hurk Skin $50. n, -. .It q w.. q
~ "lh' N''''' H'"'"' tI,rr7ri Does Gl5kts Pom
vcstiBrs. Italian ~ GO t.arSi,urc g.
stts sarst, r. N,,-rf., peit tib.as G'ioone Irp..
tsa- sik s6d satin Nr,' ta' Coi- Sils .7rctt lfads
~. Fttta St-e, t,s.- so bet ID tluo sad assorted
vej,e, f,- ys,ure, At.l s'eins Sit ard TNIt, DC.
nc u.-.a ..' ''' r s.i TIosisry aad Gloves.
Csahn-'. s. re hlack N.re ard 'o'"red
caliooes and F,ints. yor.tol lI,.irf,
taten..,c assornlrnrt ,r truts and laacs Srperor
~ best fbtcs e. c4d aud ~ Gloves. bk Wine and
hslt French Pnhu sad Mas ca, PA aud L-rc : 70 do.
nn- Dot co'or. Afso--t Linen and Cotton de-. largo
l''se a'sofimcn, of rf,sh& assortment.
An,s',c.n rua's Furniture hit. rood,
hnetican 'nt fassh Girg ,
ham. Brown Shet'ings Red Tick
""''' Goods ton Yam wiek,ne Waddin.
Sh..tings.rEtta fac and com
mon. Ifi,h iincas. iiaeo Shoes.
Ca,rhriep Lorg Lawns tia- T,rcwcu's Walking Shoes
en- 'h'nhfic lidSis boon, Nd slips. French Do. thi
Selss md Null Mushns, Plain drens and Misses lips.
snd Plaid SWISS Can,,tics &
J,ctoncis. bishops Lawns, bohhe'S'
Tss and T. "a isabro I.ce Straw aad Florence Bonne'
Qaiine' Ldsng'. Insert nPca Work de-.
I2G3.E.sMg y ,gRAEE VyAMlE,
Hard Ware and Cutlery.
extensive ls.oncrt wh.ch It supetauous TO par
,crlsu,e
HOLLOW NaRE--InnN AND STEEL.
Wagon Tire and H1r noulds Gu, md Wagon Foxes WIT
sad Cot Nails Mill AVID Cross Cut Saws Sc.
DRS' OCERFES---.1 Ef.csI:
ana CHOice Es&SOTT,iIeHs.
raINTs, oIIs:iyD DYE sTJrFs.
ea.as.s DSUGG AND
~ IlM,pI GIYfa2a
cyM.uEL4!sE 2SG44YGL24Is.r "a
Particular ,,,cUoa viii he psd SO ths baucb of ths hus
ec,s rhse7u, ard Fanilcs may depend having ic'r
p-.,cr p,ians pro pity aud carrliiv attended to.
fay,ec been pa,r ha,ed u very loo pfees Of
nj TO eve s,li. action aut friends, who
,rs pafiicullry invited &, call aUd examine them.
Ruiland MAJ g, 1853 20
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= II acre 60 uaiueky. ssId sh officer IS 70 hsSs
sUpie roo ! would certainly By eli nssns. rnsks
hin psrsos. A cis'gynsn. sho wee 'l the CON
p.nv e,l1.i' rsf'iei you ihin. d.asfen'iy 81, from
yc8f eihsr
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Domestic Goods.

nsav- - n.rsshe5 Shssi4nst and SUI aEs n.d Tek
az r,hng, a. 80, SIfp,rs. Chects Nsttirr HltunF
Coi.1a Nt.F Nttk Van, GeHlleiafus s.lk iiai,
A sticnsFt as---tussi 81 Hardware. Cretcg. Glass
ssc Chir4 M.rr &c
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NBaokIa o. The Legislature u SlaIylsns 81 TO =,
cent session Psssec a. tei cbansng the name 81 VI
J-Arss. Jastsss ststdsrs - Jeis AoffisH Sp1ssFs
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rrits Sspatirs Iliset iliac
t-e~r srd Iaiis blr Srcen
n'.sd Cloth, s1p rec bIk
Hiae Olive Drsh. sod o.
ford y ines Do
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Rack Nhi'c ard Colarot
ri,iu sri q bed Cotton ana
,Naiaiol lI1-iryy
Gruts and l.adics Srpeu1r
~ Gloves. biz Nhrc and
Col i Plan aud I.-~o = 70 DO.
Linen and Cotton de- larsc
assortment.
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Z NuskCts,e Training, sheet Lead, rowle
mi IL I.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-06
MON EY MA II TX E Vt.

MONDAY, February 5--12 M.
The week has commenced rather faverabiy There is a
slight improvement, upon saturdaywhich, it viii be
bered, evaced better condition ia money affairs than
anticipated Stocks have generally improved, although but
slightly We hope that the week beginning thus auspciousy
may show favers BILE change il is much needed.
In specie, nothsg doing. The only quotations areMex
lean dollars lo4 Half dollars 1854 o4 Treasury
at par Five per cents 1904 100.
The great Dry Goods sale which referred last week.
and which off Wednesday last under the
hammer John Hagger,y is indefinitely postpened Hag
gerty that will Business
lions ash credit but cash est n-nfus
The times ere cut Of joint.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-06

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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-06

The LADIES AND THE Observation-Disclosures
ing the intense cold of Saturday, the ladies were out
in great numbers, the natural bloom of their COM
plexions heightened by the Frost and their steps
quckened by it's influence. There no ladies in the
world who face the rigors of thier climate with more
endurance than those of New York, particularly when
new velvet cloak or satin bonnet of novel form,
are 10 be exhibited.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-06

MR. Clayton the 10Th January, meeting Of the
friends Of Mr. Clay was convened on board the steam
boat Henry Clay at New Orleans and il was resolved
that public meeting Of the citizens of the Northern
Western, and South Western States, then in New Or
leans, should be called reterate the nomination by
the Kentucky Legislature, of Mr. Clay as candidate
for the Presidency.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-06

ANTlMAsoNny--It is endeavored to be shown, in
reference 10 the late trial where the Rev. Mr.. Thatch
er shone so brilliantly Ia portion of which we gave
last week that the witnesses moved TO testify
so strongly against him because he belonged TO the
Masonic fraternity.