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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-30
SACRED
To the memory of
MIR. JONATHAN DOOLiTTLE.
n gtd 81.
Born IL
Died Is

II" honest man. Ms noJLesf rork Of God
BY his side slumbered his aged and
way-worn companion. They were love.
~ and pleasant in their lives. and in their
death they were not divided" turned
away, with an over. burdcned and aching
heart As retraced my steps. passed
10y tho Old mansion. The stranger had
been ihere-and tho sorrowful night.
wind, as IT swept BY in mournful gusts,
told, IN language tina, my heart under
stood, that the Joy OF the village had de.
parted. TWAS a dreary spot for me. aud
rested not till the hustle Of the CITY had
revived me.
Farewell. Old man Thy name is link.
ed with the earliest, the dearest a,.ocia.
tons Of my hear, Thy life was like the
flowing Of pleasant stream The pray
er OF the widow, the thanksgiving OF the
orphan, attest Thy worth, aud happy i, be
Who shall merit. as thou do.t Thy simple
eptaph p
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-30
NO. 81.

On that day. oil banner, should unfurI and
bisre forth tho inscription, e PHv,S~, U-~-. =
all tongues should chant the .oog Of general JOY,
all halls should overflow with Amcrcsn people,
al orstions should kpen the story Of Maternal
Lsbs'ty ami eensured be the party. tho faction,
or the man Who shall be found the proPagstor
Of political ~rAnglo or party strife.
Your obedsnt ,er,t,
r C..s
August, 1893
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-30
p" The Southern Literary Massage
ROBERT WHITE.
M A CITILLN or FRLDERicN, MD

The memory Of Joy, that are past. like the
music Of carol, - pleasant, but mourniul TO the
soul"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-30

hardou' scheme, | have asked myself
how would my Uncle Jonathan act in
such an emergency,-and when despair
settled on my spirit, at some unlocked.
Tor disappointment, | have behe.d his
calm beEignant eye regarding me-
have felt ITS ray enter my breast. while |
heard his cheering word OF encourage.
meni-6e MAINLAND have chased
away the gloomy phantom.
Again, ! was permitted 10 visit my ma.
ial sol. limo had wrought sad changes
with oGr family. My parents had died IN
a distant land-my brothers were scatter
ed-and gloom was on my heart
Still, ielt a strange yearning for once
more beholding my old familiar haur,s
and gazing again on the friends OF my
childhood: nor was my dear Old fueuo for
gotten.
Ii was autumn. and as the carriage halt.
ed on the village green. and ! ali,hted A
stranger IN my home. a pang OF loneli.
ness shot through my breast After the
usual saiuta'ion. my hrst inquiry was for
Uncle Jonathan. Mime hos, snook has
head mourniully. II was enough turn
ed away for the little ohurch-yard. Time
has set many a melancholy seal there.
since last visited 1t. passed by the
resting place OF many familiar ones un.
needed, nor stopped ill | reached hum
bic grave at the farihest side Of the en-.
closure. The simple stone told me all
that feard to know:
SACRED
To the memory Of
MIR. JONATHAN DOOLiTTIE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-30
Notice.

HVIH notes given At the sale of the late Tho
n mas Osbourn. deeesssd. Will become doe on
ths 9Th day Of next month (sepiem5er.) hope
every one will be ready 81 that time 90 itf their
notes, a 90 indulgence esn OF will be given.
DAVID OsBOURN, ETscuieF.
August d lena
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-30

M y : g z Z Z q 81 y.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-14

fTrou ear Evening" EdissoA
What 10 Love ]

-x,rrps ros rns AMUSEMENT ~ rAisHn
you AL NJ 1--we yeu. Oh how can tel
ILnov moi the eanAg of love, very weh-
N,tis 10 feel happy whenever yeuIe go
If,,is q s,el giad when ysur ioveo ssise near
is.lvays 1 wslch for your coming y seep-
Iua nina Of you cen in DIRE avs wnen HoeP-
rs;n vo.r ase.nce TO sh slent-aioIe-
n his Is 10 love you love YOU, my swh!
-, LAYER. are ioyeus, I've heard people say
49, ~ cal 4 love- am Let often gay
r;s I'm. vreu yosre with me- I'm mhth' az anc giao-
- nSs vou are gone, am sure 10 be sd
49, =" hen yoo're by, I've thr III al my b. art-
NJ eli me does love such pain ever impart!
Sn5,bis ceiling have for one-on asne-
Nov say, Is this loving! oh tell me ny own
-raen when you act kindly, Fmhappy and blest
nv he srt Is oubrd, AVID my sp,rits nj resi-
Rut 4 en- your br W, should see a dark irowr,
A cold, chilling pasg DER my bosom Is thrown
Orif see grief queneh the light of your eyes,
OR when you press your detection by sighs-
Their my tears quickly 4 ,w, al my JOY Is gone
1T this Is ts love You, love you, mine own'
Now tell me pray tell me, do you leve me SO well
In thy heart, when I'm absen, does my image dwell.
Or when ! am sad, do you for my sorrows weep
And re me mber ihak Of me, cen when yen sleep!
Ut in no form hut Nine do you ievelinesssee;
And have yeu these feeling for no other than me
ct n TINS should he so-sure hearts must he oae
Aud ven truly love me, AZ love yeu my own
Charleston, 1883, i. n.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-14
Dsiss.v,Esr a. p..:ssss 81 Ss

Dsiss.r,EsH a. p,stsSSs ~ 4y 81
"OscslSsAqaa" he proprietor aeusisd 81
e i. :sss -s q s !:
The remedy hEsown-hss been .riedsnd has ssceesdeS
s' n b II: % u v.s.
g. . A.: S.s:y and e:.s
howe 20 AL and may prove balm Of healing 10 The
Francis 6ccu.ns Aqua adapted TO all innann.ory aisess
g eyes even when in Asr most tedious aad ehroac
70 the eye6ds-weaknesses Of sight, optIsmias Ic Il
will also audeous those aebuloas scay,
.Sa ss
T which he ysSn are Aeud "
for spss 1e pSs up IL bottles h ssIpee Srssons
prieors hsSse where alone specific be procured IN
professional hours ire TO 70 o'clock "A M ard from 70
10 Barclay St. June r. 1855.
Gates from ge~eTen whose staoa In life responsibility pie
accuracy of their statements TO make any nus ON
he s Inf ss Of The reader
From the Rev. Mr. Potter, Pastor OF the church a. Bridge
This to certify, that gentleman with whom am ac-
pending hundreds of dollars various les with
view to relieve himself was at length prevailed on 70 "
qualification OF his friends after using IT, though martyr
pssds health
his perfect vision
s Pss ggsns1s
Of The institution, with what they termed an ncnrabIe
eye that he nearly blind. trial
Dr. Francss remedy three bottles only being
~ him removed the surprise Of all who knew him.
no he can well he did feel
my duty give this Information for the benefit of the
public.
HQThe Rev. j. Harrison A Thompson having procured
above for Mrs. Harisens saysto his
Constituent II has removed the and pain which had
been years. she had used many d eye
ters but they all sied Therefore hope the public win
soon appreciate its value. JOSEPH HARkISON.p
Mrs Nee sey. No James st. widow Of the late Or. Ne
Csrey having used Dr. Frsncs eye water ,:ysn am hap,
from absolute blindness and hope the public win
know Its value"
The Rev Mr. Dunbar says-"From the testimony of those
who have used the eye prepared by DR. J. Francis,
have hesitation In Recommending the special notice
the public" DUNCAN DUNBAR,
Pastor Of Nc Dougai st. Church.
THE IMPROVED ENAMELLED EYES inserted by
Dr. Isaac Francis be dbtag from the natural
and III perform every melton OF that organ without givsg
the Sig htest pain.
Ie BARCLAY street, New York. je29-Snkw<
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-14

6 We are grstifed 70 learn through the Boston
papers that the Board q Aldermen Of that city have by
an unanimous vote granted the use Of Fsnuil Hall to
M Csuin for the exhibition of his Indian portraits
ana Indian curiosities, and he sbou, fng up his
gallery.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-14

II We we're led into error in stating that the
child beaten w drunken rufiaH ~ Oak street on
Tuesday, dead. Mr.. Holden called on US, and
requests say that the child is still alive, and strong
hopes are entertained Of his recovery.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-14

AcCIpESr-A man accidentally killed yester.
ay st,he sugar house IN Leonard street We have
.erned the particulars.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-14
PUBLISHED DAILY nv
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NO. I'll ANN STREET.
TERMS OF ADvERTIsIN0.-Tbe extensive circuistion,
Of the HERALD both In town asd country make superior
cbannel for advertisers.
rop TWELVE LTrEs on LISA
day. 50 days, VI Is days, ~ 81 10 days. " -
g.. i%s.. iSls:: Ell :. 4.
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y week.. ~ 50 months, o. 80
A ,ooutb. 90 8 months, " -
T All Advertisements to be paid before their Insertion
Advertisements inserted In the WEEKLY HERALD 81 90
Der square every assertion.
mossIse IIksiLDssued every morning. except sunday
nrio. cents Country subscribers furnished
he Same rate for any specific period, Remittance
yarcr. Nc paper SENT unless paid In advance
Evrrtsc HEpALD-issucd every aitsrneon One Ococh
Price two per copy. Country subscribers fufnhed
The came rate-cash iu advance.
wsyELy IfsRlLD-issued every Saturday morning al
Price "a per copy. Furnished ccntry sutscr
hers Al IS per snnnm, in advance.
requested 10 address their letters "a
yawes Gordon Bennett Proprieor and EdorJ s sers
ON business must be post paid.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-14

~ n a very low rate by
suIi 81 SYLVESTER. $50 broadway end 2, wsilr.
MEDICEL CAHD-DR. CARPENTER, Re 4 Peek
wi slp, New Yort, deems proper occasionally to remind
the public that he connues administer the afflicted his
old establish Dispenssry.
To number Of the ci Isns Of this metropolis needs
bcrds his victory desse ts most
picaed and des uovc formsnor docs he deem material
be very specific In enumesng the names Of the various msls
dies to which mankind and womanki ind subject.
TO Strangers he begs leave os respectfully remark that
he conse himself to Office practice AND dsvotes himself
soraly 10 the welfare OF his patients Keeps assistants
sbsp boys and has separate Offices for the privacy OF patients
who come IN contact
Dr. Cmpener would add that he regularly educated 70
the profession Of cne and surgery and yed his ID
poa the year 1919 81 the New York STATE Medical soce
", signed by the highly respected and much smcned John
r. Rodgers D., President and that he has for long
series fyesr devoes hlmss the treatment and OF all
delicate and private di.s esss
Re particular in the aumbcr-4 Peck slip Bear Pearl
sly DK. CARPENTER.
AIo GUN-A very superior English ~ he AIR 0un, with
"A towing rife barrel, pump and apparatus complete
for sale al MOORE BAKFRs
sRW. Gun and ssdaiery Hardware store 7Oi y roadway
Fl,O CAVTn,EN -The Carman who took charge OF a
4 small BRASS CYLINDER from Frenehmsn on Tues
day mornlag the Steamboat Telegraph from Sing srg
has le address Ne will please bring 4 70 NO
40 water street, and will be suitably arded. sig II
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-14

MEDICAL AND sURGICAL.-DR GLOVER
lvl consulted usual In the treatment OF certain cas az
diseases He spprses the public that he has regular
professional educstiop in this country CHASED
with the sensmed docers medical pper pretepers
the day. Once No Ann the Americas Museun.
Private sstr.nce third door from the Mpseu. Lamp The
Inner oaise door the evening". teTH
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-14

USvGRsITr OF NEw YoRK.-we have been aware,
Tor some time past, that there troubles brewing in
me New York University, bat hoped they would be
euie,ed without explosion. Some Of them are fnan
ca and others relate to the organization Of the nsttu
,on Persons who anxious 10 know the particulars
can easily learn them, from the publications made on
the ssbjeet by the parties Interested aud other paeica
tons which will follow a matter OF course.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-14

u kALs' HAIR REBTORATIvE.-This vais.
- able discovery introduced 10 the pubBs with the
fullest confidence and that will effect the object
OF The HAIR upon the heads Of these who the
sans and have the reby becsme bald or partially
Numerous certificates might he gives 10 show how
fully this compound has been applied (aever having failed
single insspce but Il II brought before public 10
SELL but be applied upos the priscple o-so charge with.
on, success deemed unnecessary swell advertise
ment with particulars.
It's virtues have been fully and satisfactorily tested tn,
heads Of tbose that enely bald been al
sfbesutifu hair.
Meme need despair whether old young Of hsvsg thes
hair fully restored.
psyment win be received for any sppncaos the Re-
storatve unh the individual vhs es sss6ed by the
restoration Of the hair.
AN hpmsag asa ssseasry In this b utterly dis
claimed
Beses HsIr Restorative win be applied BY The dscsvere
s sventor, Levi Besh TO those who desire avail
themselves Of Us beneficial effects the sce Of o. Mae
daniel No Plat street. New Yerh-ssd also the Hair mt
ting Rooms Of T. iawiey, agent No. $50 Broedway, up
stairs jyISu
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-14
DR. POETT,s ORIGINAL ERApICATOR

u Beware OF limitations Countsrfeits Dr 20 ETT's
Gonorbra Eraddator long known oaly immediate
certain cure for epnal and all affections
OF the kidneys bladder and PROSTATE gsads The great
ssry obtained by the Eradcato has initiate
In New York and Others TO counterfeit In Boston, there
FORE be particular In purchasing the following agents.
otherwise you will be disappointed a B. d. Sands, 100
Fulton st.. syme, Bowery and walheri Boweiy
Gnitbs, Jr rrice o. sesfsring people should be
without H. It's virtues preserved In climate and
length Of time. ss-3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-14

- EGARS.-Itis universally conceded that there is
- luxury equal 10 the enjoyment Of genuine Havana
gar sExAs n Cedar street. has the pleasure Of informing
his and the puo,c general that has made such
arrangements in the Havana will enable him supply them
with the choicest brands and they rely In their
purchases from him, and ase aiming pure genuine
and finely Favored article He has hand 900 No
In half quartz cgbtbs and bsxes which
old and highly favored Being from picked to-
bzcco and I'm ported expressly for retail
leo 600 Dos Comp sneros,
60 600 Ronas,
$1,000 Prncpi, Of the genuine Noval tobacco,
90 goo gaia, Of the government factory Havana,
5000 La Norma,
~ 900 Canones
10000 Princess Lady's segars
Also Trsbuce, Dos Amigos Peons Morenos Indis Cara.
doures and Congress segar-whicb superior any
have been imported for For sale Wholesale and retail
b. Country merchants would do well by calling
Cedar street aulllms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-14
[Frsm the New Orleans PcsyuDs OF April n
nISEASk.-At the earRest quest of Mr.. l.. H. J.
IL OF Parish OF Asceps. La, give publicity tC

Frs% the New srls.s: re.yu1. q "a ApTn
u d he Parish Of La lave We give pusisi,y to the
well s i. duty wh ss .
Drop II city, beg h. win allow g state ha.
disease and amer having tried various prescriptions in
,aing this n1sIusbe medicine tor very short time .Sa
Ia sincerely recommend to all who may be suffering in
auiSlns 90, y ac., L. H =.
e.. Az .E ye. KIND sne. ua
sands q cases: has JAILED where Ii. directions have
..d have Su, oU.y.s all their base
and os Se who
kinds OF advertised medicine, obliged, last
peg Ever. ;s s s
Of u Lvsop Of whom can be obtained psy;,sy
DULMON A .. YPCUNsU M r 10 - The name OF
this dkease-the awful word Consumption and the
BILE have done swelling list of deaths from this
han all other combined whereas ninety nine
IL e. g'S & Il
% ca%TaAS as wSer .de".
for sale ssd where every information ting wIs,
STESSUTT IS 3 nEGKAXlnG h y n,s
This so :. II snd has long
been second to none 10 the United Staes lis
specimen books exhibit .I.mpe. Of Visiting and
LADIES' hand old English and Grecian
execution OF which carries with IL its recommendation
The coated the purest surface
highly polished and OF the 6aest pres.
Silver Plated Door and Number Plates, the plating Of
which unusually hck-the silver being expressly rolled for
the subscriber
Letter Stamps. Consular and Noaria Seals.
Brass Door Plates and Knockers
Goats OF Arms Cress Ike Silver Spoons Knives
&c. Inscription on Rings Lockeu, &c.
CUrLERY-Just imported a splendid assortment OF
Rszor Inlnd Pearl and livery They choice
ticles. AID are warranted. GEO. II. STOUT.
~ SIM corner Of Maiden lans and Broadway
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-14

THE HAIhi-THs HAINll-it should invariably
he borne In misd that to good set OF Teeth the ner
most desirable property the possession 81 hne head q
HAIR and which only he obtained by constant and
free Of the vEgE TABLE HAIR OIL, richly perfumed
desirable substitute for tho injurious preparations
that ar daily pslmed upon the public. -
The advertiser pledges himself that the VEGETABLE
HAIR OIL will be found noursh and strengthen the hair
and restore In bald psces-aud Greer To meet the
demand for H. has put at the low price Of 80 cents
betle For sale by IL C. HART, l73 Broadway,
ALLY Corner OF Courtsndtst
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-14

rI,HE UNFORTUNATE,s FkIk ND-lt Is the
general eonceives ides article for which high
price asked be vsncse and vice unfortunate
persons sboslc look before they leap and they will fad
friend In Hunters Red Drip for VI ths will not deceive
Price 81 per vial Remember Offices Division
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-14

NEw YoRK, Novemberzg, 1853
II To Doctor DejaBon, 2o4 Hudson street-Desr Sir
Your vegetable syrup the effect
free from the cough aud the oppression VI my lungs
The osgh had during FIVE years cured and remain
ed almost without for years. but lately recomme
freed IL hope that 9TH
ers experience the beRe and thank for
kinanesa 4 an your obedient
fILIx vARALA. Clergyman, 10 Reed St
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-14

xxyANTFD -six hra rate Hat Trimmer.. None others
w need Apply. Enquire At q. MACkENztE's No. fs4
b. alvey. 81 ST.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-14

i BLIND MANUFAC ToRY.-Ibe subscriber respectful
y begs inform the public that he has for SALE
elegant assortment OF every description OF Patent
washable Transparent winsaw Shades anong which are
Landscape Daphen Chrese Architectural and Fancy
Blinds, which he confidently recommend for he beauty,
great dura ty they have been knowa with
last from 10 10 IA years The prices OF ne
Shades including Cords ta.ses rack pules and hngs lot
windows complete vary from $s srd upwards per pair
Blinds made 10 order by apply ing to = :.
GEORGE fLATT. u spruce st., New York.
N.R.-Counuy supplied with blinds and fittings.
4 au2B.lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-14

For the purpose OF avoiding the chance OF imitation, The
Luciaa Corda only be procured IN New York, At the
Drug Store Of Doctor WILLIAM H. MINOR, lsS Broad.
way corner OF Dey street. Price - per bottle
JOHN WINTERS HoLDERwELL, ID.
article offered for sale at 40 Church
Charleston s. c. by the notorious importer, Truman stL
The native American., 1838-06-23

| ErtracfS from the New York CorresponIeaf Of
the National htclEgencer Of lime IL.
The Great Western arrived last night. having
sailed June 2, thus making fourteen DAYS pas.
sage. Her passage out was IA or 5 days. The
Sirius had II days passage out and sailed the
81 st ult. for New York.
The cotton market in Liverpool is without ma
tcrial change, prices being well kept up, and the
sales pretty large.
The great matters OF compaintin London con-
linue TO be, the oppressive abundance OF money,
and the great scarcity of trade.
A courier, May Is, reached Mr.. STEVENSON,
the American Minister, with the ratification OF a
treaty of commerce negotiated with the King Of
Greece.
There had been celebration at Bristol, in honor
of the Great Western expedition over sea, in
which our country and its authorities were toasted
very handsomely. I'm a hasty perusal of the
English papers, see little or no reference to any
of the border quarrcls we are having here.
The native American., 1838-06-23

/ Philanthropy is pretty theme TO indulge in and a
shnndant source of justification to those who think tina
all goodness and wisdom is included simply in benevo
Ience; but the humanity that ranges all the world il
Of objects for its exercise, and yet leaves its owl
household confounded is a wild. nnwise enthusiasm tina
will sacrifice The many TO the wants Of the few
Let coanrymen reflect that the energies and abun
dance OF every nation should be kept for herself aud tina
when she holds out indiscriminate distribution to al
the world she makes herself rendezvous for the merce
nary of all countries who will ultimately pIunder he,
citizens and despol her Of her nationality
IRISH EMIGRANTS.
II appears from statements published by Mat
thew Carey, (whose employment is to defend the
injured and relieve the distressed, and other facts
supplied by the New York Gazette, that in about
two years about half million Of dollars have been
renitted, through fUe houses only, from Irish
cmigrants, to their friends in Ilcland The blood
Of our venerable friend grows warm with cnthIl-
sasm in recording this honorable evidence of the
social and generous affection Of his counrymen
Christian Statesman.
s'It appears lie remarks, ''that paernal. fra
tcral, and filal affection Withdrew, with the power
Of the loadstonc on steel, from the purses of the
poor Irish, above half million OF dollars in two
years. Can any instance Of superior influence of
those hcavcn-born affections be produced by any
other nation?
'.If there live a man whose heart--that is, If
he have heart---does not glow with admiration,
esteem, respect and astonishment, at this display
of the glorious opcrationof the finest and most
exa ted feelings Of human nature, he has no moral
music IN his soM.' trust do not too highly
appreciate this trait Of character when venture
to assert, that human nature in its proudest and
most benignant aspect, hardly ever appears to
more advantage
The native American., 1838-06-23
CELEBRATION OF THE FOURTH OF JULY,
BY THE MEMBERS OF THE NATIVE
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION, AT
CARROl,I'S SPRING

OUR much respected and esteemed fellow countryman
Daniel Carroll, OF Dnddington has offered to this As
soc;aon the Of the beautiful grounds and spring
attached to Ills mansion, for the 4h ofJnly II has been
accepted with great pleasure. and dinner will be pre-
pared by Mr. Isaac Beers proprietor OF the Native Ane
rican Hotel which will be appropri ely served at half
oaks surrounding the spring
This place used TO be the retreat of the father Of his
country be sought relaxation from
Tie cares and tolls Of business, and s happy omen tha
the first public dinner of this Association should be held
uron the spot consecrate by the presence OF that usr
ons patriot. Members of the Association who wish to
participate in this festivty will please leave their names
at the Native American Hotel The subscription price
is two dollars
GRAFTON before The Native .dmeican Association on
the M Of Jul-A discourse will be delivered before the
Association al Carros Spring at o'clock r NJ, on the
ith July by the Corresponding Secretary Mr. Henry j.
Brent.
The native American., 1838-06-23

The New Orleans Courier says: "Ncver was
city more infested with robbers, cut throats, and
incendiares, than New Orleans at this time The
villains Of all the world appear to have congrc,
gated here. and to carry on their works OF nlr
my with the greatest impunity.
II is well known that New Orleans is great
receptacle for outcast foreigners, and hence the
state of things spoken Of by the Courier.