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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-03
MEMORANDA.

Cant Morse the Sycamore from Guayanla reports that
there had the island from the LIST 10
line 4 September attended with heavy rsnshs crops were
and the shpped of the island
on the 18th September, lat rs long - 81 Capt Pepper tel
in with the wreck ar the brig Aan, Of Portland and took irs
her the captain and crew.
On the i7th ult lat 2 long ~ TO- tho brig Only SON. ar.
rived at port ssck ny lightning which shivercd e
m ,ss and sprrs, anil split part Of the sails
Brig Planet Hey Of Portans from Havana Bound 70 me
Cane de Verbs put this port repair having been dis
masted In a hurricane. 49,, -.
uaa.,, MozIer Of New Bedford with 100, barrels OF oul
cold untsr Nrstor OF Fab River 500 bb; Rsah West o.
NHrdTord lO0n hhls
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-03
ORRIs rOOTH PAsTE.-A. eIegaa, and hig

nRRIs TOOTH PAsTE.-Aa elegant and highly
~ approved Dentrifce -
10 give Pesrly whiteness to the teeth,
To enhance the charms and beauty Of the mouth,
And add fragrant sweetness To the breoth
san attainment long deyouy wished,
Though ne'er I'll now effect, civ achieved.
The OrriS Tooth Paste happily iassres
This much desired result, ss will its use,
with proaptness ard high satisfaction prove.
THE ORRiS TeOTH PASrk, while II beauties the
teeth and preventing Of tartar,
giving clear an pearly whitcuess improves the
and gums and gives aadonsl beasy TO the
eseubk the mouthby is dsptectng properties II
greatly nds preserve the teeth from decay and also i'm
hs peculiar aud fragrant sweetness IN the breath tor
which the rr Root Justly extensively celebrated
For sale wholesale and retail BY
IL C. HART No. IT'S Broadway,
silly Corner Of CourtlspSt 81.
THSEEr sEOhGlA LuaBEh COMPANY
NOTES are redeemed al per cent dsceurt, at NO. is
State Of New York. ss.lms
V|kgiH.-HUSTERs RED DROP This medicine V
he only absolute been discovered for
the v disease which has known, when seated In
me system 70 60 down generation generation, deyisg
me MI ol me most emissnt physicians allowed ~ eve
one aeaesnles with ~ to be the most certain sste snd
qpies mede fcnrehnown rce,s ves,ge Of the
poisoa from he system In few days. no mater how cid the
case, and may slso be used with svaa safety by both
sexes II dehes discovery a. there restap lsd
the patients Oss Division sueetne er place In the
city Price ~ saslns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-03

IgOOms-Tmee or fear Geatsmen be secommcds ed
IL with Psror and nedrsoms, beautifully furrsbed.
situated 90 the first and Aoer r house No Is Chess
6rst heose Of Broadway s private kenee
where there boardera s16a
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THE Subscribers contemplating change in their busi
offer for sale sharges, the whole Of
their large aud valuable Cutlery
the English Is well selected In fine cosdi
item Southern sad Western Merchants well city
chaser will find t,o their advantage CALL The stock cos
sisls OF
JOSEPH ROGERS SONS fine pocket and table Cutlery,
Scissors and RsIors. Ia most endless variety.
JONATHAN CROUKES pocket, pen, and sportsnans
Knives, large assortment.
wosTENHoLMS pocke, pen and dirk knives very large
assortment
Ivory table dessert Knives and without FORKS In
dozens, aad in complete sets.
Extra fine table Cutler fitted In mahogany and
Cases OF fac Ksives Forks plated ste~L
Casks Of table and dessert Knives and Forhs and
Carvers, including shsms white bone seltp cocoa and
stag,
Coamon AID blade and dri Knives in doaess and
cards.
Pallet Knives, Husting Knives.
Scissors and shears, OF all
RAzoRs by Makers from the price very
finest qssliy.
MECHrs MAGIC Razor Srops
DIx0Ns German silver spoons, Forss, Ladies, Butter
Knives, kc
Rlessnt Dressing Shaving Cases London
PfST OLS-h large assortment Of English Pocket, Belt
Due ling Pistols, some In mahogany eases, complete.
Pocket Rifles, Lsncets Fieams, Corkscrews, nc nc.
GRAvELEY wkEAKs, Inpcr,er,
No. Astor House, Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-03

THE " Royal
william" Capt
Swanson, will
lsave Liverpool
as above men
tioaeo, End viii
sail from New
York 18th Octo.
bel.
Her character
for speed Il afe.
~ is already well
established. She
! Is divided iste Sc
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-03

WANTED-sir hrst rate WATERS will ind employ vent
W by applying al the Globe Hotel go Broadwsy None necs
apply unless well reeomm nded character and capacity
Those speaking French and English would be pre- Tered
Oh 81
MANITOBA Young mas Of steady hss,s and good re-
W mendatons OF about 10 of age esrn .ns eopper
esab.hmenf 1877 Rro.dv.y 2as
I EAns a. co.'s FALL EAsHlONs--Leary
- Co will this exhibitor sale me ran fashions ior gen
tlemer's Hats Asior House. eIm
vINkANsPAHE.NrM sHABLE WINDOW
\ BLIND MANTTFACrOR subscriber respectful
inform the public that ne has now Tor sale
new and elegant OF every description of Patent
washable Transparent wlnsow ~ aides among which are
Chinese Architec ursl AND Fancy
Blinds which he confidently recommend for their beauty
mi rreat durability, they have been known, with
comnean c,ss ~ ron 10 to IA The prices the
shade. including cords tasse rack puit and s,ungs
sInSows complete. varv from % asd upwards per pair
bhn' GEORGE PLATr
No. II Spruce street, New York.
NJ s.-Ceunry dealers supplied with blinds and susgs.
iunfus
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-03
Sta ENGTH PLAsTEIi

VASTLY SUPERIOR TO ANY OTHER EVER MADE.
nR. y. q. HEWETT,S( Bone.Setle Boston, Mas.
IL celebrated STRENGTHENING PLASTER OF
SALv to be applied NY the Doctor In the fol
lowing viz for pains and weakness In the stomach
side, and oins; rheumssm the effects OF mercury
and Of dsocaons and fractures
felons ucerstsd sores for cleansing nnd heaog them
and, in fact, for all weaknesses
Sold wholesale and retail, by A. B. d. SANDS, 10
Fullon 81. corner Of William ST SO I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-14

LrvERroeL, Aprlas Issa
owsg 70 NE eostinsaase Of the gale which uluded in
my 'saers slresdy bssrS the England the G,rick
havebeen Unable sea- therefore deem i,
sary 70 forward you supplement my communication OF
the lHh, though have very little add.
the Dinner % Sir Frsncis Burde Al Leeds "came or on
was anticipated, complete failure, although the Tory jour-
nas have the impudence that splendid affair."
ana '.at ioo persons down dinner whereas it
Aa'ed by those uninerestsd that than
uiso were present; how could II be expested that
ouid assemble In such Radical borough Leeds boz
rough represented in the House of Commons bv two f the
% ultra Radicals in that House and besides man ,hatwere
the occasion, would be Sir Francis's old admirers
u 'nere merely to hear the renegade vomit forth a
-, se' ana procaimiag his own apestacy. He
Ae nereon Monday next and no doubt will meet with
similar reception. Whether he considers il cheering one Is
hard t. say. ~ A'''"s o's =
IN ns i6 Of operative mechanics and
return from The i've renowned Doessssr
which Mr. w E,sn 10 ns% :, the
Iamen presided ke number of persons assembled ON The
with these H,ne The
knew. AL the world that notice OF them here would
Pariamen. is rot sitting present Ihave therefore. no.
thing pc lticsl TO add to my former letter eo'' no
MONEY MARKET-Tke money market remains M, or,,. =
rm as at ns sailing Of the last packet Consos coss YES
SIyf s6 sss IS y ssss; .sS bills
stock 2es TO 27o. ~ anu ina "a
coTTes GOTTEN m.rhe, remains
rom pr seat appearances We should say is likely re.
m ain So Tor some time to
was stated BY some Of the London papers days ago.
that the csmmee Of the Bank Of England had rrscinded
ns resolution Of exporting specie the United States
Iners Is no foundation for this whatever il Is sue
posed that was merely circulated for pecunary pref Of
some few petty Jogging stock jsbbers
LONDON MONEY MARKET, April Ia-This has been . ouet
nay ~ inc nrnsn Funds and The market has closed rather
Sss S Con9ls st OF Al ssi for money ss account
Inc Half per Cent Rednced Anpuites are IA
and the New Three -Anda Half 1919 "A. Bank stock
of money and India Stock has declined about Fer cent
qusr S rules a :. &c. aad on India Bones marked At
and Provincial Bank Of ireland IL premium ~ .
has uar spred 10 day that the Asphae SsysseI Conn
Colonies and to the United States in The latter
pnder the patronage of the French United tates
applying asphate to house flooring and streets in The nied
ly successful. - Po'e n'ks-
brtish Fund.- Bank Stock, 9o6 81 per cent Red AIMS
ooH New . per oens AIMS 1oiaii Long (exp sh
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-14

MADAME LEcoMrE.-The Boston Transcript says
that Madame Lecomte was "preciptated headlong
upon the stage" Not SO, she fell down feetlong!-
But we happy to say that she has recovered from
the effects Of her fall. Sne felt NOR t6ed lest the
dience should think her clumsy. Never fear. Ia belle
Madame, il was not your fault. The accident only
enabled you to show your extraordinary agility, by
preserving your pretty face from too close contact
with the ugly chair on the stage.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-14

LADY OF LYoss-A very handsome edition of this
work is Published by the Harp ers, and very cheap
oneby Turner and Fisher
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-14

CHATHAM CnAPEL.-Half past p. d. Bur-
chard and former fellow laborer presiding Bur
chard rose; said, collection would be taken up to
help the church-tnes are better, hoped every one
would give little against the Devil (,vr7). Jede-
diah preachsd-snbiect faith said, as the weather
was growing warmer, he would tell the audience
something pleasiRg-vz. he would be shorter. He
called mankind family of Devils, otherwise God
would not doom them to eternal damnstiea yes, The
repeatedly eternal damnation. The preacher talked
Of nurses, REVEALS, medicines spiritual pills. duels
the last war, female having SAID she had once
felt as il she could tear God from his throne. We
were favored also with the story of Mr. Moore, who
being very exploit with broadsword kept at a distance
and finally disarmed six British soldiers. The speak
or concluded by giving notice that ordination would
take place this evening, and . coLLEcrroS[a very
usual thing taken up. During the afternoon service
thefoks wefe very still, with the excepusn Of few
darkes, who were desired to be quiet.
We were glad to find the ruffied de,con with
plain shirt on-his white pantaloons, however, are
rather against him object too to the female who
was necessarily showing her hand and finger ring
for the bencf, Of her neghbors Away with such
stuff in a meeting house. We must put a stop 10 it.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-14

MrssIssrrrI.-Returns are received from 80 com
ties, giving Prentiss near 2ooo msion'y. Twenty.
one counties 10 be heard from.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-14

FOREIGN MARKETs.-HAMBURGH April la-In the first
week ertwo OF the mpnth there
Bile sales OF sugars good qualities obtaining full prices
aad inferior sorts reduction Of Cd per cwt Holders
mostly 6rm In their There were imported
last month"; about 5000 tous In coffee To fair
extent have taken place and although large supplies have
come orwsrd prices OF NEST sorts have advanced Sd
perewt The business done in cotton has been again on
small scale and prices Of have declined Jamaica
rum 81 hne quality In fair demands in other descriptions
tobacco are wanting Good niddlsg Maryland also de.
mand virginia and Kentucky Fresh Brazil rolls
In demand Considerable sales Havana have bee.
effected and the stock in FIRST hand light The nd for
stems limited For Of dyewoods there IS de-
msnd for export fall The prices e as have been
generally supported with but little doing wa Is eagerly
bought advancing rates. both for home Consumption and
expectation Rye nstesdy demand. Barley been sod
AZ an advance Oats are firm. Flour held steady quo
tations- - 1 -
srErTIs April 5-whsat has again fetched higher prices
tor consumption much 40 silver paid
but exporters Will rot accede r. I'VE
tsoat hrm, but shore saleabe more tban
10 S53 E. Tin Is IN butiiti request
RIeA March 5-Rye throughout the week been in in
ereang demand and prices have risen The
last lot sold at IS S~me business In ax at tor
msr prices The supply much Diminished ana
expected TO cease ssorlly altogether.
ST fETERssuRcH, April a-Sales effected Of Is SEQ
pes. yelow candle siow % $50 10 down,
ior devery In August and ie0 casks l3s white
havanna sugar 500 boxes were sold Al % r. per pud.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-14

MARRIAGES Arp BIRTns-Bur 40 DsATHs-ine
return TO specie payments has been productive OF
very extraordinary effects. 1t has brought about the
marriage Of Theodore Weld with Angelica Crimes or
Grimke, which takes place Al Philadelphia tins morn
ing Two lsvsly Hebrew ladies' are to be married
this week; one sweet daughter Of Jsdah' resides
in Spriag street, and is to marry relation of rich
London banker deceased Three lovely Baptist girls
and one Presbyterian are also about to fulfil their
destiny in few days. Lastly Miss Maria Monk
that was, Mrs. Somebody that is or Mrs. Nobody
that will be- is about 70 add the census OF $780,
SO we go-Jew and Gentlss-all fulfilling the adj
vice Of Psul-manyng and giving in marriage. Be.
hold how sweet il is for brethren to dwell together in
unity!
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-14

PMrAsrHRopv.-Four months since fsur ladies
brnsd the philanthrepc society and BY their labors
and love have relieved the srings Of several worthy
families in this city. Verify l say unte you they
have their reward. For rs much as they have done
il unite Of these little ones they have done it unto
me-" Though these ladies' have "done good by
STEALTH" and would "blush to find il fame;" we
must mention that their names are Dobsoa, Pinker-
ton, Bekeart and Sweeny, assisted by Mrs. K Jones'
and Mrs. Burnham. "Of such is the Kingdom Of
Heaven"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-14

ORRIs TooTH PAsTE.-Al who desire to preserve
and beautfy their teeth, and give perfamed sweet,
ness TO their BREATH should use the Oris Tsoth Paste
We speak from experience. Gentlemen may have
filthy teeth, and offensive breath, il they prefer it,
Oar sympathies not with them. But, ladies, this
Paste is worthy your attention. 1t can be obtained
in various places advertised in this paper.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-14

the word stock exchange
sales Of universally
better with the exception Of w. Bank which stationary
Del Husson II per State Bark clesed ~ i'm,
Of "a cent prices Of Friday Hsr.
"a ceRt but from the quantity offered fell OF IN m i'm
proveneat OF on the close Friday Other stock, sh,,
ed an advance OF IA Treasury notes
sses OF per q par
Although the Lsnei Smith sailed today pobi.~
was done In foreign exchange yesterday.
Money sill very plenty IN Wall street, exchanges
daily improving In all arecsns Phisde lpha was b.a
n cent isye effect the news sv H.
England will have market From present
the cotton nakctn Europe earully II hss .e. ,h
commencement OF this fallen Id per H. every week an.
the only hope ofa reaction that side the water wa.
dependence on revva OF demand here for English eeods
but Of that there yet prospect The country indeea
bare Of goods OF that description, bat yet the Importer
sees No for ssnong orders for full supply
In the ti1 this condition Of things working fssrf.v
against the cotton heeing banks although faith IN Mr.
Bdde financial talents continues usdminshed AZ vet
plot hiekens instead Of prospects Frightening to the ,ub
e view they appear involved In deeper gloom There seems
squal yet coming from whic- capitalists are ssp,sed !,
shelter themselves until has gone by But nj the same time
the hashs very liberal In their discounts for ali prese
business purposes very plenty But IN the iner,or
this 10 not the and merchants In the prr.e.t
state OF exchange Of selling credit the buh az The
business si cramres This may revolution in the
manner Of doing business esru Northern anufs
already In the Southern markets buying cotton for
factory purposes The goods manufactured win he Coz
sgsed to dferen pein for consumption and ,hss s,.p n,
between the English manufacturer and out home
feregp manufactures through the sssce OF kss.~rn and
Western banks already resumed
state OF Trade.
Yesterday dull day nsst generally the case M,
saturday The sales at me grocery ssstons were
CoTros-A lew sales uansp,red yesterday, but the news
e% nsope has ,shss ao''S the y. here
quite sS, New Orleans ns demand vas still 1000.
sales wers $500 bales and woua have been larger, ,e
Tss y. ! q 's';s:s.
asss ss.Tse seeoas per Sres, ~s.s@n had h.. fair !.
effect The market far business. ct steady prices was
-'''s' Sal. AND ss~'%,a.'s sr'.s .f Cotton.
Ss.fs.'os, . : 500 si::llii
sUsls;E.hib, change. eresp, be aa
ss e New Sri.sn. ss marie, quite 81 a. With h'.
sc%sss Ssse ss '..s . sss ss.
s sa ~ "usoS Srss q ia, ss ~ h 800 bags
Transactions yesterday.
e.. III! :: s::; !:
f :: sss ssss " g s sssss ,.'oo
e P H.y S S...,.. @iss: -, ss,S
i { A:%sg r T;;: s''''
Sugar 's'. M i's:ss' :: :s.s ,s.,a
o:s.., ''ss;, 's!:;; ~ s.- ..slss. ~.lI
sss " : y: IN; :::;: :!::s !
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-14

- And you viii see him,
And you will bear TO him, sy, word for word,
All that this heart which breaks in parting frsm him,
Would send, ore still for ever.
Tell hnA, for years ne nursed theugat
That was not his that on his wandering way,
Daily and nightly, poured mourner's pray erx.
Tell him, rv'n now that would rather share
His lowhs 81 lot, walk by his side, an outcast
Work for him, beg with him live upoa the light
or one Kind smile from him, than wear The crown
The Bourbon lost.
Say that. II his eye
Could read this heart. It's struggles its temptations,
| His love itself would pardon that desertonl
| Look On that peer old man he Is my father;
| He stands upon the verge Of an abyss;
He calls his child TO him! Shall shrink
From him who gave me birth withhold my hand
And see parent perish! Tell him this,
And say that shall meet again In Heaven!
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-14

THE MEHTING.-A meeukg IN TINS CITY never goes
of well, unless there is plenty Of good eating and
drinking; only publish notice, saying
"Ceme the meeting
There's eating and drinking"
and no room in the city can hold them. But the
meeting about the Charleston fire was but $3.50 af-
fair little after five oelock, about thirty or forty
well dressed men, some with cigars, some without
some picking their nails some picking their teeth,
some with their hands in their breeches pockets some
with money in Their pockets, but the greater part
without any, struted up the City Hall steps, and en-
tered the Superior Court Room. The Mayor got into
old Judge Jones's seat-Messrs Ward and Saul Alley
made themselves vice-presidenis, and Messrs. Hy-
slop and Archy Oracle, became secretaries. They
called this organising the meeting. Mr. J. Blunt
moved and read some resolutions, declaring how
much we all sympahse with the Charleston suffer
ers-some one else seconded thcm-aobody opposed
them, and the Mayor declared every thing done Sc
cxndem artem, and told them all to 90 home and
meet il his room tomorrow Tuesday and hold a
talk" as to the best way, first Of getting money from
the citizens here and secondly the best wayto get u
sent to the citizens there!
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-14

We KNOW NOT WHAT DAY on AN HOUR MAY
BRING roRrH.-The Boston Transcripts says
"Csn any Of our New York cs,emporanes, resi-
ding nearest the premises, inform us Il a native Anne
rcan citizen has been recently added to the popua
ton OF this great republic, and how far he was born
from William street, If the disclosure be not too
horrible, we should like TO have tho fact stated
There may be sone morkery about IT, but we have a
queer story in circulation here Of a recent New York
accident"
The little native American has not ye, begun TO
strut and fret his hour upon the stage" though il
all things 20 on WELL it will not be many weeks ere
he (f he it 10 to be and not she) WILDE found "ms-
ling and pukisg in the nurses arms. Maria says,
aad she ought to know, that she has been play
ing no monkey tricks Of late Though she adds, "put
no, your trust in parsons y The expected stranger
is expected to sing like Robin, and 10 be as gentle
as Robins SOM Let him or her that standeth
take heed lest be fall r The young one, il 10 said
will be quite q book worm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-14

EFFECTS or NOT UNDERSTANDING oNEs OWN Lam
eUAGH.-The consignees Of the Cosmo cay that they
CLEANED" from the captain certain facts; they
meant to say that they squeezed" them from him
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-14

10 BY the way of Marseies we are in possession
of letters from the East Indies, bearing date the I'd
Msrch-just 10 days on their passage from Madra.
| and Bombay.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-14

The chiding Of Pauline by her lover is thus beaut
fully worded
Angels An 81 have fallen ere thy time by pride
That sole alloy Of thy most lovely mould
The evil spirit Of a bitter love,
From a sss sS %
i saw thee mid ihe as.'rs the lewly boy.
I Ten ;e un%srkd by thee a spirit Of bloom.
Were MAJ, made oil living thing and wore Thy shape!
Enis, d The breast q the ia-drtsming boy;
And from that hour grew-what to the lat
vss sne s' ss Ssoift thou w" viii became 1se
a fountain Of ambition and bright hopes
! thought Of tales that by the winter hearth
OLD gossPs tell how maidens sprung from kings,
high like DEATH
Beside the sceptre. Thus made my home
L. L. the soft palace Of fairy future!
Ny father died; and l. the peasant born,
Was my ows lord. Then did seek TO rise
ont Of the prison Of nay mean es,a!ei
Trings from the caves Of knowledge. buy my ransom
From those twin jalers OF the daring heart.
Low birth and iron fortuse. Thy bright image,
Glass'd in my soul, took all the hues Of glory
And ured me on 70 those aspiring tolls
BY which man masters man! For thee grew
a midnigh, student DER the dreams of sages!
For thee sought 10 borrow from each g. ace
And every muse such attributes as lend
Ideal charms to love. thought of thee,
And passion taught me poesy Of thee,
Of beauty! Art became the shadow
OF the dear starlight of thy haunting eyes!
Men sard me vain, some mad; Needed not,
But still toied on hoped on for il was sweet
i rot to win, to feel more worthy thee!
Al last, In one mad hour dared to pour
The thoughts that burst ii cir channels into song,
And sent them to thee such a tribute, lady,
As beauty rarely scorns even from the meanest.
The name-appeRded by the burning heart
Thatlongd To show its idol what bright things
II had created-yes, the enthusiasts name,
That should have been thy triumph. was thy scorn!
That very hour, whes passion. turn,d to wrath,
Resembled hatred most; when thy disdain
Made my whole soul chaos in that hour .
The templers four me Q revengefu tool
For their revenge! Thou hadst tramped on the worm;
II turn'd and stang thee
The following satire, spoken by Damas, will hne
MANY sunpOrterc.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-14

SEwEp vP.-The Bank of Newbury, which Dust
cd" has been sewcd up, and will pay all. Better
late than never-but stitch in time would have sa-
we'd nine.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-14
many supporters


The man who sets his heart upon
Is chameleon, and doth feed on air
From air he takes his colours holds his life,
Changes with every wiad grows lean or fat
Rosy with hope, or green with Jealousy,
Or psld With despair, just ms the gale
Varies from nsrth TO SOUTH from heat TO cold!
Oh, woman woman thou shouldst have few sins
OF thine own 10 fer Thou art the author
OF such book OF fol~s in man,
That II would need the tears Of all the angels
To blot the record out!
In the mouth of Pauline the poet puts this beautiful
description of