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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-28

DANM THEAYnE.-Ou MONDAY EVENING
L will be performed.
ST. PArRfcKs EVE-Msjor ODosherty, Mr. Power
Catherine Mrs Richardson.
Alter which,
A PAS DE DEUx, by Master and Miss Wells.
Afier which,
TsDDY The TILER-Teddy. Mr. Power-Flora, Mrs
Prtchard.
To conclude with
OUR MARY AsNEJy sathaR, Mr. Placds-Ernesine, Mrs
Richardson
Doors open at 7-Pcrfornance begins at IT, Boxes, $
Pit So cents Gallery. IS cents.
= under the direction Of Mr.. w. r. BLAkE.-THIS EVE.
MING, will be presented.
THE SYRACUSAN BROTHERS-Lucinius,M Mr. Bannster
-Cisthana, Mrs Greene
Alter wkch
A PAS SEUL--By Mr. Codet
To conclude with
MR. MRS PRINGLE-Mr Peter Pringie, MrJones-Mrs
Prif gle, Mrs Jones'
Doors open at performance TO commence at hafpast
O'clock au2 Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-28

MANGLEs-MAnGLr
W suessrse ntm The publ that they have % hssd ssd
are manufacturing their Faept Msng~s. which n simple,
useful and labor saving mschs a entirely uperedes the
ne e renrg sad pats beautiful glss tsbls liaer, sheets
NC Ne. Ihsy In operation the City Hotel
fearl street Hous Csren and the Atheneum Hotel whrrs
they give gcnersi Satisfaction They sod eny by BUN
CAN WEST, black ans whtsxmiihs ocksnnx bell hang.
svs and nachnisss No. Green street. Liberty. New
fot. jy1tlms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-28
Transactions this day

GUYANA August Il ysu list Of the vessels
remaining here sailed within few
days Tue weather conI favorable and II
hurricane shall have large Our trade this
place has decreased within the last nearly half TIE
tonnage Of last and the before about 900
to the 5oh Of JuRe and this year is rising 5000 Our inn
60 increase in proportion owing
very heavy duties that every thing pays here aud great
scarcity Of money.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-28
Castle GARDEN.

Grad coNUERT and p. > Exhibition q FIRE.
~ H. MAksH grateful for the very liberal patronage he
has receved has The pleasure 70 inform bis friends and the
public that he has succeeded In engaging TOR one
MI. sISSs G..s Miss srsddon, prma don. from the
Mr.. r. NORTON, the unrivaIed professor the Trum
sgno- FAsJ and Mr.. BAssroRD. who will preside at,he
The Concert under the Immediate direction of Mr. Merton
CON ERT.
PROGRAMME.
overture-Piano Forte. .Auber
Balad-Mrs Gibbs-Archer Boy, Barnett
Ronlence- nor rabj. Bagoli
Tbema- variations. Trumpet, Mr. Norton, Morton
Cavaina-ar. Fab from Opera sennambuls, Beini
PART ii.
Fantasia Piano Forr-Hal CouEbia, King
cants-s suomi la Tremba-sgnor Fabj, Beini
Soo-Trumpet-Mr Norton, Norton
Finale-L, somnumbula-Mrs Gibbs, Bein
After the Concert 20 minutes viii be allowed for prone
After which the following briast dispsy OF FIREWORKS
will commence with bengoa kesplendent Light, which
%sn as sss
Anew and saperb piece call, d ,he pewer Of Danbane
line, Jessamne and silver fire. shanens 70 five yareaaed
flowers, Terminating Of beautiful Chiaese and goen
Signal lib rockets with Serpen,s and silver Comes
Anew and beautiful piece called The Persian Glory rmed
by the nt rseclcn OF numerous Gerbs with Persian Silver
i Ere and ermang N Srand fsn de
red, white, yellow Palesne and esanAe Fireswilh
Of crimson and green
Rockets. with gold and silver Rain
Rockets with carmne Meisors
magnificent piece called the Circle ofJuper,
commencing with splenid Ocagon Vertical Wheel OF Chi
spange brilliant rayonet. Fold and silver fires with u
minated centre of aad crimson, changing To superb
circle OF liver five pointed Stars finishing with brilliant Cir
ee of Gerb Fire reported
Egyptian Pyramid Monument OF Pharaoh ofextraordi-
nary height and magnitude formed OF Mosaic Candies with
brilliant Illuminating OF silver fire. reported communicate
ing from magnificent vertcle wheel ofred, blue, WHITE
Der and brilliant fires, with Illuminated centre OF srnson
pie and green
Marine Signal Rockets with gold rain. Flight OF Panfaron-
AIDES. Rockets with carmlne and emerald meleOrs.
Rockets, with gold and silver stars
To conclude WITH b particular desire the and superb
piece, called the Gross Malta, with three mutatOnsrst
an Vertical Wheel Of silver geld sra rayo
net. sombre, Gree an, Maltese and Chinese Fresecoad,
changing silver OF isxuan brancy enriched
with golden circles of Hby cenlrrsthrd splen lid display
OF Maltese Chequer Chinese lattice ndng with
Feu Joe. The Aiters himself that this piece will
fail berg acknowledged original, having been
fired by any oth.r artist.
Pyroiechnic Artist to The Garden-Mr. Stanton.
Concern CONNER d O'Clock.
Admntauce5 so cenchiidren uader IL years of age bal
price. au28 IL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-28

The stock Exchsags presented very seuvs sPp.
to-day TEE have opsned aon' sho 'ns
sales have been less exsest, and al prices wnn o~
scarce any from thss< of Saturday. hof cansi
dee ised per een-Ns~ Jersy Rail Read recessed "gnuy'
and Csnioa Company fell Oh per essl
Wall street wossed qsistse when has CHAR
he buscess The last few days rms may DC as
crsed the excitement caused oy me appear
Of the Treasury Circular wa regard 70 'he duties
on si gods rumor snos this morning that the
fsrcemes OF the srcusr abandoned This Is how
ever we understand sooecI The order sio be altered
and amended, and tken sniofees
Domestic exchange To-Day aesry the quota
tons on ss,urdsy-bui sun with acir improve
The rates today were, on
sSs.a c.ron. s.s NJ. o,si'
Noble . I" Tennessee
The State Bank Illinois resuasd specie payments ON the
18th inst.
We Saturday the failure Of the Sank Of Old
Town. The Bangor whg that slabiiss the pub
lie. including It's cebs 10 the suffolk ark. estimate
$650oo (pary securel by mortgage Orono
OF ibis circulation SIS ooo The capital stock is
nearly all owned by Boston and New York BrokerA II is
supposed the bin holders must all suffer.
state OF Trade.
good trade is doing in city. The business parts
OF city exhibit show OF activity Pine Cedar and
Pearl dsp, their lively appe and business in
the result Of the new Treasury circular and great
prevails on thatsubect.
Important auction offered for this week In
the dry goods and grocery Among others the Of
teas per shis Roman, is advertised for Friday next.
CoTToN This market little active, la consequence
OF the decline stsbishc the last week; other
wise the leading features the In last
Al New Orleans he 9 Of the had been se)
bales of 8la3c Al Mo bile tie 2ok, sales
small pay confined remianccs; safes of mid
ding 81 receipts exports 100 bales
The rivers low very ue existed with
the couRry. At 3d. the hasd
small and tae market sepresed Sale quoted
extremes At Petersburg Va. sd, sales made
9ta0: holders ask 0tall.
ToBscco This ket continues quoted on Saturday
for both leaf and acturedsams sales Keatucky
which confirm
on the 18th there had been saeoue OF 40 hhds 5a7
and another OF 6S hhds 2la3 At Petersburg Va the
Esd receipts very light light aad prices mpro
ving. Leaf, core mon To good, 7alh25
-four continue light but
the features of the market show alteration
Of Saturday. Of there is wheat yet In
the market sales OF made 4oal45c
Corn remains The last repa viz saasoc The
accounts from The inferior he favorable tor
this CROP the having partially relieved It's amos,
hopeless coalition
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-28
m MARRIED.,

On Sunday evening, by the REV w. Geisenhemer Jr,
Mr. William H. Muliner TO Miss Elizabeth Nc CURE, beth Of
this city.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-28

lr0f age year and under u.s. bstween the age
and 49, and TO- 10 and ~, 81 - and 90
10 20 10 20 ana 5 and a. 90 and TO- u 70 and
%, q 80 and 80, 1, 90 and 100, II unknown,0.
Places sf Naftrfy-Upted States 6A Ireland 80 England
d Germaay, !; scotisss, 4; unknown,3
OF whom from the Aims House. Bellevue, 81 Hosptal
do, small Pox Hospital, o.; City Hospital, s. Black
Wells island, J. westcheser couaty Kings cousty,o Co
HENRY a. DUNNELL City Inspector.
City Inspectors Office, August rs. Isss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-28
THh HUMAN EYE.
DIR. Elliot, Oculist.
q n n nARwAy CONNIE ar nIr nv grI

Con6re his practice the Diseases ofte Eye and Impofec
Of Yon, from ncpient degree OF inf ammalon
the most complicated disease.
The EYE examined with the powerful Optical
mens invented by DR. E. by which he the slight
Indication OF oisearse weakness OF organ.
Glasses fitted las usua) TO the particular defect
r.. H-Dr. X. respectfully begs leave that In
sequence OF the and duties Of
can attend the office only three days each week.
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday when he will
betwsen the hours OF 10 and o'clock. antrim
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-28
AactioN salsA

NEW YORK TATTEKSALLS,44 6 Broaaws1
The regular saIcs this web known sstsbishueat
continue to aks place every Monday at II o'clock comme
chg with q vsri ely of Carriages, Harness, ne.
The next sale will commences on Monday, Sd Sept
II O'Clock, M, commencing with variety OF Carriages
Harness After which, " ocleck, the sale OF Horses win
eoumesce when will be offered large catalogue Of horses
smsng which will be very fine pairs
Gentlemen having horses carriages &c dispose Of
requested them early as possible, a
hs register IS fast filling The catalogue will remain open
Tor enty TIL Saturday, Sept J, t6P. M.
q. W MILLER, Proprietor,
Successor 10 J. w. watson 446 Broadway.
superior young and SQUAD horses =
AIsO received from mandatory a new Barouch
Single Wagon with ather top pole and shafts ana one Ight
Wagon myl7.6mA GEO. w. MILLER
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-28

III OHIO LANDSsso be sold AT AUG TIoN on Wed.
pedsy the 18th Instant At socock the evening" at Masonic
Nall No. GIG Broadway21O0 acres situated In ATHENS
COUNTY, Town o. Berns, Township No u Range No. ~
vER Canal making from Ahess to Msriens on the
OHIO River The above 1o6 detached psrcss
aud will be sold IN lots to suit purchasers which will afford ~
opportunity 10 form settlements land enough Tor thirty
families.
Cd NEW YORK, ILLINOIS, and MICHIGAN will be Offer.
ed The warranted perfect, and Of be
raj Any aods viii be sold private sale prior the
day n sale. aus lwN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-28
BY AARON LEVY
EyY's ExHIEiTION ROOM FOR PAINT

I EVY,S EXHIBITION ROOM FOR PAINT.
L. INGs AND WORKS OF ART.-rhe public Is respect.
nil informed that large ard commodous reom has been
fitted III Liberty Two doors OF Broadway for the
exhibition OF Paintings and other works Of private sale
fine collection of ancient paintings OF anaoubs
ed merit exhibition, which the attention of Ia
Dies strangers visiting The city, and lovers Of fine gen
orally invited The ladies may lie assured that nothing
shall presented their vie that the astdioas
object anxious shall
dominate exhibit such oay chsste pleasing and
structive.
The exhibition Room will be open all hours from 10 A.
NJ till T. +. nj,
Admission free.
Ergravings private In lots to suit purchasers
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-28

nR. Wand GRBURGH'S FEMALE RENO
~ WAITING PILLS. from Germany efecua remed,
for suppression, reguiar all where does
not have her regular and proper
N. B.-Notto be takea during PREGNANCY The sale OF
4eo boxes during the nine months efficient guarantee
their efficacy. Sold onl, by MRS BIRD: Mawe nd fe
male physician 322 Bowery, New York. Likewise her cele
braed Soothing Syrup for children teehng SAFE and
eectua remedy Also excee remedy for nipples
prepared and sold as above.
Mrs Bird contaueso be Consulted all diseases Incidental
to females. au285mS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-28

NJ AT the surg esiioH OF very many Of nay friends and
patrons ito whom thus publicly acknowledge my gratitude
Tor their partially and hndne propose supply yrrafs
G1uiss aud parties during the Winter with the sU Pc
RiOR CREAMs which, durng the have called forth
from thousands their private and public endatons
Laas and gentlemen whe have not had opportunity
Disposition the Creams, would do well call IS
Canal street. and Judge for themselves. Whoever be
pleased h their orders may assured that
their wishes will be strictly and Pnactuay regarded
AUS BRADEN.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-28
DR. CULLEN,
No. 20 Rose Street,
opposite Duane.
STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.

hoe LOsT-The boy t.upposed he bu :cbsrs boy, y
~ Who received small briadIed and white Dog Pup from
In Wooster st. Canal Sunday ulorang
VIII be literally rewarded by retursng him 10 the ownsr
IL wooster a. au27.Sts
WOODS TOOL sTONE-Jus received at the
w of IT, j. WOOD Importer OF Carpenters other
Mechascs Toas svolce ofsspsrisr shefeld Tools psr
BRUSH SHEARS, GLOVE SHEARS BRUSH BITS
GUT BANDS AND HOOKS, SCREW BOXES, and
FLOATS. article Tor Carvrrs nc together with very
large ,sent Of capesters Tools OF the
quality, which offered for sale NJ bis No. Chambers
corner Of Chatham 81 New Ysrk.
n. ST. .. Wood IL row on his way England TO make
extensive choice selections from
London and shefkcld markets.
ssd MosdInw FLAMES Of the best makers, TURNING
LATHEs large and small for feet s-d water power
sCREw TOOLS, STOCKS AND DIES, SCREW
PLATES, oENTLEMrNs TOOL CHEs rs. GARDEN
TOOL CHESTS, MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS,
and gesersl assortment Of Mechanics Tees, As above
Oh. CULLRN,s
Celebrated French Pills.
No 80 Rose street nearly opposite Duane, New York.
On CULLEN challenges the world 10 produce specific
equal 20 esbrsss French Ps for curing
AL Ia issinustag firms They give relief In cw hours and
- rdlnsry e.ses restore heslsh y se y DAYS
These fhs sovereign remedy sad most powerful
agcRtm controlling dese They have proved bv extensive
kuropesn practice the sos, nssces ecseous medicine
ever ssmnistrrea
Price ~ per box
These Pills prove spreventve used in time. They
be sbtsised osy Dr. Cuen his Dspessary - Rose
street sesrp opposite Dame re~ York where confidential
All letters mus, Be pos, paid su2tstois
M CULLEN,
No. 40 Rose s:gss,; sPPsc,.i,s DIANE
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-28

II OSE.-Oa Monday Morning, 9th inst. in Broadway
IL supposec BE- the fark-about $50, 10 small Bills OF
the Butchers Droyers Backbone $40 bankabc bill the
balance recoecles-n all about SIS Whoever viii
above money 20l Chryste shall be suit
ably rewarded auS8 ST.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-28

il BLIND MANUFACTUK subscribcr rrspecuuI
ly begs leave TO inform public that he has for sale
elegant assortment Of every description of Patent
Washable Transparent inflow Shades, amang which
Landcapes Diaphsnu Chnese Architectural and Fancy
Blinds cond emily their beauty
and great aura ty they have been known with
last 10 IA The prices Of the
Shades, including cords asse rack pues and fittings for
windows, complete, from % erd upwards per pair
Blinds made 10 order, by apply me to
GEORGE PLArT. IL Spruce st., Nev York.
N.B-Coun,ry aea supplied with blinds and httings.
Inns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-28

ok=l~nvorile sirs ,rer SUN viii make her resuls
zx<&k trip 10 the Fishing Banks on Tuesday, 2sth
ir leaving New York from Futon Market slip ~ half past
hot ~ Chambers street At qnarer before 9-anl Old
stats Prison wharfs s'cock A. M-and rr,ura sbeut NJ
Matt furnished Rrats.
A person will end with Tires
M The celebrated New York Ind pendent Brass Band
A. Drlrrss leaser, will attend the xcurson.
Fare &l-Dinner extra. au2sIi--
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-28

the scentcountry. The above Truss adjusted and aFpl
ed by surgeon, has devoted particular attention the
subject of Hernia and the construction and application
rruses his office, No. Ann street Broadway
doors from the American Museum, where they bad
wholesale ana retail.
Also general assortment OF suspensory bandsges at the
manufacturers price.
Trusses by the dozen at the lowest cash price
~. B-0bserve particularly the name and numbsr-2 DR..
Glover. auc3m-
NEW RlCE-Family grocrrs and families be snip
piled during the hot with fresh beaten Rice AZ the
Rice MIL Sound fresh rice Is preveDve of the prevailing
diseases Of the day. and cheaper than bread stud
the present prices The Rice Mil, Jefferson and
south stree will orders through the Pest Once
George Barrels, Wall street
Old and mus,y ice brahy, and all that undergoes
voy sge this less
Okra and Tomatoes for okra soup furnished order,
left nj the milk
New Homny and Corn nsur also tor san.
| anl3 la~4t- II. BEILBY, Superintendent
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-28

To Coopcrs-Hoop-psics for Sale.
NOR sale AT AUCTION at the Albany Bass. North riv
II er on Thursdsy. a. u O'Clock, A n. 1900 HOOP
POLES ef the brig sally. They consist OF Hogs
hesd (nany which sufficiently large to mske hoops)
l~rcss and Tights They cut on the backs Of the Hud
o last week. aud all Of superior quality being chiefly
hickory. aozsot-
\ ~ REEFl sEErl BEEF i--superor barrels and half
R.rr~is M s add second quality sweet and
go~a SALE the lowest market
rrlc~s. M VALENTINES, 46 Fulton Market
E.ueors
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-28

WANTED-A first rate MILLINER to 60 into the
w country and take the charge Of Miisery Establish
in al healthy and pleasant villages In the
state New York person qualified, who can furnish
doubted testimonials. would fna constant employ.
Address Box $50 Post Office. mug 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-28

OST-0n Friday evening last paper parcel. containing
IL deed properly Charleston H. C. Also
Bosds Mortgages Deeds the undersigned Also
other papers, all OF which OF value the
dergned esy. The finder will be suitably rewarded by
turning them to T.. l.. PHILIP, 50 Broad street.
su2a-2t' TOT Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-28

High Wefer,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-28

Mount ~ ~ wilson,
SIGN AND ORNAM MENTAL PAINTERS,
lW water, next 10 the of Wslltt
Signs plain and ornamental, Military Flags aad Devices Of
every scscrpon rnted With reference always 20 durability,
prcpristy and roos taste
A oasofa syseE, o. charges sdbsredto.
anl0 -ns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-28

DRASs CURTAIN ORNAMs NTs,-The above
ID articles recommended for tho durabny of their gliding
and elegance their workmanship be had any
tiiy either wholesale or retail, at the sto e Of
au1sIm. G. MOREY, 493 Pearl street
ITO BAKERS AND CONFECTIONERS.-
To be disposed Of first stand with Lease Letters
addressed tor u he the of w. A. IS. STRANGE No.
S3i Broadway, appoints meeting will be prompuy At
business. ag28 Rus
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-01-03

ELECTRO MAGNETIsM.-We told 1.-The
good people, two or three months ago, that
Messrs. Cook & Davenport were fitting up
rail road at their rooms in Barclay street
number s and now we are enabled to
tell them that it is completed and in opera
ton, and particularly well worth seeing.
The circumference is about so feet, and
the moving bodies arc a locomotive and
two cars, weighing altogether abou. 100
pounds. The magnetic wheel which give,
impetus, to the locomotive is six or sever
inches in diameter, AID the power is gen.
Grated in two small batteries, not much
longer, than quart pot. The train goes
round the circle about seven times in n
minute, making a velocity of not far from
5 miles TO the hour-which we take to he
very near approach to demonstration, as
to the practical results of this immensely
valuable application.
Mcssrs G. and ID. are now busiy at work
upon larger machine than any they have
yet made, with which they intend to drive
a printing press. Yet VIC dare say that
there will be croakers ready TO declare, even
when so much is accomplished, that the
discovery never can be made practically
useful.
As we said before, the rail road is re-
markably we'll worth seeing.
". Y. Commercial Adu.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-01-03


There is a pensioner in Georgia, l0t
years old. named John Davis, who still con-
tiaues to call on Uncle Sam for his allow
ance.
Light-The N. Y. Journal Of Com
merce states that the gas consumed at The
Astor House amounts to over $500 pei
month.
Judge Warren, Of Effingham Co. Geo.
was killed a few days since, by some villain,
who approached his bedside aud shot hin,
while asleep.
The private Journal kept by the Hon.
John q. Adams from early youth to the
present fills upwards of 20 large quarto
volumes.
A person at San Augustine, Texas, ad-
vertises for good supply of intelligent,
interesting, and handsome females, to man
age domestic affairs in the capacity of
wives"
Halloa," cried a fellow about to be
hung, to person vino did not seem inclin-
ed to acknowledge the acquaintance.
I" Halloa, Mister, don't you recollect me
suppose fm SO haitered you dou't know
me-"
A Mr.. Cash is one of the principal
moneyIenders in Philadelphia, while one
Ginit lords il over a notorious grog shop.
The editor of the St. Louis Bulletin COM
plains that he has no fire, no mails, an ed
itorial chair with three short legs, a broken
and nOrth-wester blowing in.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-01-03
NOTICE To MARINERS.

AS whal ships are beginning to cruise in great
NUMBERS between the 10th and 18th degrees OF
south latitude, and west Of the l65,h of west Ion.
eitude, Is highly importan, TO those who are in.
ieresed in this branch of trade and indeed 10 com
merse 10 general, 10 know tha, ships are exposed
10 dreadful gales from November to April inclusive,
from the l2th to the 2th degrees of South latitude
and west OF l60 degrees ofwes longitude, as far as
near the eoaS, OF New Holland; and that every
year there is at least one heavy gale or rather hur
ricane. the violence of which is so overpowerng
as TO render the return Of ships very doubtful
These gales generally begin from southeast, pass
ing gradually TO the northeast, from which they
suddenly hy 10 the west or southwest The most
violent OF these hurricanes never extend 90 the
Society Islands, and become less severe they APP
proach farther east; these dangerous regions have
nevertheless, proved very abundant, in whales and
may be visited in all safety from April or Nav TO
October, during the prevalence of the east winds ,
but no ship ought TO cruise in these latitudes afer
October, when the winds become uncertain, aud
the storms prevail most-Whalers then bear up to
the southwark, where the weather becomes fine,
and the fishery good. N.YCom Adr.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-01-03

ANCIENT STAGEs.-It has been stated
that the first stage coach drawn by -four
horses in this state, was established in I774
to run between Boston, Salem and New
buryport. But it is the opinion Of Judge
Daggett Of Connecticut, who little prior
to the Revolution, lived in ittleborough,
that Dexter Brown, an enterprsing man,
set up stage coach with four horses be-
tween Providence and Boston as early as
l772. When well regulated it left Provi-
dence every Monday, and arrived in Bos-
ton on Tuesday night; returning, it left
Boston Thursday and reached Providence
Friday night. It was supported chiefly by
persons who visited Newport fo-, their health,
who could go to Providence by water in
two or three days, but had no conveyance
to Boston. This stage is said to have ex-
cited as much wonder along the route,
when accomplishing the distance in two
days, as did the locomotives, when the rail
road was first opened, by flying to Provi-
dence in two hours. A four horse stage is
about as much Of novelty on the route
now, as il was before the Revolution.
Boston Traveller.