Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-10
Gentlemen I'm I" high stanaing."

she was young, innocent ana prcuy.
Icoscusios tomorrow
Gentlemen i'm . high standing.o
Who can tell how many individuals there are do
ing business in this city and living in great style
say at an expense of two or three thousand year
against whom executions have been returned to the
sheriff unsatisfed for small judgments given by de.
| fault9
How is it-can any body tsll-that individuals
whose notes lie dshonored in every bank in the city,
and whose whole estate real and personal, is made
over to q mother law, or some favorite eon6den.
tal cronie, with view Of defrauding their creditors
of their honest Demands how is it, we say, that
these rascals can drive their harouches with brace
Of Irish footnen in livery or afford to live in dwell.
ling houses the of which are from $500 $500
year, and the furniture in them amounting in value
| to from 5000 to 20 006 dollars?
list of of such names would be highly serviceable
to the honest portion Of the community; and if an
authenticated catalogue of these respectable scoun-
dres is handed to US, we promise to give il to the
public.
SINGULAR CAsB.-An infant aged nine weeks, was
yesterday suffocated by its mother deaf and dumb
woman on her passage in one of the rail read cars
TO this city. From the testimony before the coro-
ner's jury, il appeared that the unfortunate mo-
ther in her extreme anxiety for the safety OF her IN
FAINT, being frightened the velocity OF the ocomo'
tive by which the cars propelled Rugged the lit.
tie innocent tightly TO her bosom as to cause Its
death instantly.
This reminds us of the fable of the "aPc and her
young" the neral to which is as follows: The ex-
cessve tenderness Of parents towards their offspring
is often the cause OF their destruction"
NJ The United States Gazette tries our patience
toe hard this weather. 1t has four heavy, separate
articles upon two separate fires each containing the
same facts; one pair of articles copied out and out
from the New York papers, and the other pair copied
by loafer from the same papers and called Cones
pondence" This is coming IL too hot and strong on
us this hot weather. One article about one fire is
enough.
90 Several block heads are scribbling about the
law of blockade We shall show them up in day
or two.
az Another steamboat blown M on the Misss-
sipp, and another one sunk in the Ohio. OF course
no one is to blame.
p The editor of the Journal of Commerce has
been bit by mad dog but of course it was ga long
time ago."
n Do YOU feel unwell7 Try one of Mrs. Car
rolls yapor baths.
20 Do you feel thirsty? Try.oAe of Jones's ju-
laps
Co Do you feel particularly DALI Read Mr.. Ben
nett letters.
! p Do you want sodorifc? Read the lending
ARTICLES in the Cosrier
n De you want TO feel a contempt fer your spe-
cies? Read the Journal Of Commerce.
p Do you feel particularly amiabe7 Walk
Broadway with cigar in your mouth.
II Do yos feel excessively saxagcf Jump down
your own threat7
II Do you feel hungry Put a shilling in your
pocket and pay John Sweeny visit!
90 Do you feel hot7 Keep cool!
U' Nothing new from Canada.
OF Thermometer all day yesterday below IS.
10 A heavy shower is expected.
p A light FIRE is abou, TO break out
CT The frigats Ddon.
p Stocks are down.
U Aaron Clark has turned letter writer general
p Decency is at discount
| tr Pretty faces are at premium.
P DR.. Joseph Chabert, brother to J. Xavier Cha
BERT NJ D. has arrived in this city by the packet ship
Utica, Capt. Pell, from Havre.
T Twcnty-sevcR deaths from consumption are
reported weekly by the Inspector. IL fame speaks
truth Dr. HrspsE will soen reform this.
/ p We are informed that Brough and Quae give
concert in this city in the early part of next month
90 The Girafcs going to walk into the Aztec