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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-20

90 USIvERsALlSM.-The Fourth Ua,vsrsalist sosis-
have taken the Duane street church, situated
Society Of United Christian Frie,d which the Lev
Edward Mitchell was for thirty years the fahis sns
The above church win BE- opsasd Sabbath hs s't
instant The Rev II. Baou of Boston, will ohe'ae on sSe
ocea'os ssrvices-Mor.i,g afternoon and evening
the 2aa instant A. ha,S mast o'clock a20-lt.
03- FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. this day, IAN
Inquiry into the Origin Of Disease and an attempt 70
r n'Si5i .s,sis and tn"
Fine paper edition, price one shilling a2S-Iw-
DAvlLIcN, NEW BRIGHTON-GEo. PIERIs, Qate
Of the Wavsrly House. New York, and Rockaway Paw
c that he has leased this splendid establishment at New
Brighton Staten Island niles from the city OF New York
Inc large Genre a Ssdag WI DC ssr The ash
The proprietor hatters himself that having been SO long
to the public and having opened house that cannot be sur
for every advantage watering place. Che thinks he
may say, the worldly confidently hoping that he shall
have in May such improvements made by adding Library
variety Of daring the as will make u very
Inviting. - .
There are the best of schools the vicinity say walking dis
lance. Families arriving with their carriages Will md the
best of stabling and attendance Of grooms, SC. :,
The steamboats, stop every few hours at the PAVILION DOCK
and the Philadelphia boats land passengers gong TO and
New York. aso-otSWu
CTATEN ISLAND ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL
- sCHoOL-At the request Of friends the subscribers have
opened Boarding and Day School at New Brighton staten Is
land, lat the Patterson House, Richmond Terrace :
1t is their design receive boys and carry them through all
the branches Of education to complete preparation
for active or for college The alton Of the mod
languages will form prominent feature IN the
of the School, the pupils will enjoy the conversation Of for
eign teachers, residing in the family.
They the honor refer the following gentlemen
Walter Patterson Esq G. T. Catlin ESQ., New Brighton; Mr.
w. Holley New York. Mr. r. Patterson, Staten Island;
Mr. Brand No. IS Wall street; Mr. S. Randall Teasher
Brookyn Mr.. 5. Coman, No. Aston House; Greeneaf
Breokyn X. H. Smith, ITO Pearl street, and r. Narense -
Lispenard st..
Cards be obtained at the Bookstore OF Mr. Samuel Col
man, Asor House, and of Mr. Holey 20 Beaver st. The
principals o. D. MARPlLLEhO
aaO-dot&Wf H. s. WILEY
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-20

90 THE ADVERTISER wshe. to dispose OF FINE
DARK BAY MARE, 5I hands high. in healthy condition,
and male in three and ahai minutes IN harnesswar
ranted perfectly kind and gentle.
Also, very light running WAGON, with Shilling top and
in good order.
A,o new substantial and light HARNESS, which has not
been in use over a month.
Cher Spruce Gold where every information will
be given and will be cold together reasonable the
owner being about 10 leave the eity. a5-lwis'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-20

A UCTION NOTlCE.-Thc undersigned would respectful
N y inform his friends aud the public that he intends to de-
his whole time and attention. to the sales Of Furniture Of
families giving up house keeping, Groceries, Dry Goods, &C.
his long experience the business he hopes 10 elaA
proportion Of the spring sales
III. TIMPSON, Auctioneer,
No. 90 Ann street, aad 4s6 Grand street,
n23.r corner cf Columbia street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-20

THOMAS BELL.
Store ~ Ana & lis Fullos street.

THIS DAY.
Fsrnture Saelo4 o'clock at AL Greenwich street,
sp,1s so%p. . various !. good ITa.r mahogany
for looking glasses bureaus bedsteads and bed urai
tue kitchen utensils, and the usual geneel furniture Of
family giving up housekeeping and in good order
MONDAY, April %.
FurnitureAt lOi o'clock at No 27l Elizabeth street, con
stating elegant Brussels ingram and Venetian capeng
and oil CLOTH superior sofa and chairs to match ottoman pier
and centre marble tables card dining tea and work 40
mantel centre sre lamps and ornaments large pier gas.s
curtains French couch and tabarets, elegant paintings &c
good bed furniture French and ether bedstead kitchen
utensils, &c all made to order and well kept
TUESDAY, April %.
EurntureAt I09 O'clock at No. % Hammersley street
WEDNESDAY, "a
Elegant Furniture-lol o'clock, at le7 White street
THURSDAY, 25.
Gentcel Furniture-lOl o'clock No l0s Franklin st.
FRIDAY, April %,
Gentesl FurntucAt half pssti0 o'clock at No 10 Frank
lin street
SATURDAY, April97,
Second Hand half past 10 o'clock in the sale
rooms an unusually extensive and valuable assortment Of sc
cond hand furniture, Of all dccriI tons
~ BELLS Sales will not be postponedson account OF
the weather. a6
DEREMPToRY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
Il on Madison, Rvingon, and Cherry strsets.-WILLlAM
H. FRANKLIN will sell auction at their sales No.
10 Broad street, afew doors south Of Wall street,
On THURSDAY, April IS,
At - o'clock at at the sales room No Is Broad street,
under the direction Of Samuel Cor large AVID subsa
street. in the vicinity Of New Slip, and New Market with
vault in front and rented for the ensuing year S60 al
security, and has rented for 500.
Also all those two story brick front houses andts
ground fronting the north side of Rivington street
Cannon and Colombia streets and numbering go 22 24 at
2S $50 and 2S2 The Houses filled and built in asubtan
a having stone stoops and iron ratings, aud have
generally rented from 5000 10 $3.50 each and in all
probability will produce much higher houses Of this
description much demand and from the Improvements
recently made by Bell Brown together with the contem
plated improvements must make this property very sale IN
vestmeut.
Also those three two story houses and lots fronting Ma
olson street. and numbered 25 2S9 and 29 he Of Ma
frat
family grocery other business The houses built N
substantial hard fin shed and cornhed, with stone
soops and iron rang the has been from $3.50 to $4O0
EACH The title the above property unexceptionabe, and
the terms made known on day 81 sale. al3-5t+
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-20

,Rsvy~s ro--Hon John Anderson Collector ofthe Port
htiand: and Mes,s. Goldman For CooDsellors at Law
n lie will practice in the counties Of Cumberland and o.
rd attend the collection Of demands all parts Of the
si.fe. a5-1m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-20
THE EIGHTH WONDER OF THE WORLD.

TIT. EIUflH "U4SDEh OF 7 NE "OT.LU.
~ THE Greatest Natural Curiosity presented to the
public.-Two ALBINOS Of American birthThese singular
beings called also White Negroes Lenearthope. Bassards,
Doudoe actually born of black parents New jersey,
will be exhibited for short time in this city, at Concert Hail.
400 Broadway.
To satisfy the public there is deception with regard To
this exhibition have obtained the Certificates Of the follow
ing eminent medical gentlemen Of this cityDr John w.
Francis $50 Broadway; Dr. Cunning Bedford lis Leonard ST.
Dr. Hue eli MeLank Warren st; Dr. j. 7. Lewis NJ Jersey.
The exhibition these eccentric besg will commence
Wednesday 18th inst from II A. NJ to p NJ and from to
+. M. till further notice.
Admission % r,ut.-cbiiren half price aIc-1w.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-20

~ EDWARD WILLsit.k, toi Lvsrpooi,l announces,
will shortly open the city Of New York. branch
Office his Liverpool Establishment, which will complete his
arrange uents at LONDON, LIVERPOOL, PORTSMOUTH
BRISTOL, GLASGOW, and NEW YORK.
Liverpool. March ~, 1892 ais law2w
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-20
F. (,OCIiRA

+. COCHRAN,
EXCHANGE BROKER 1913 CANAL STREET.
% All kinds Of Bank Notes bought and ssld up
the most favorable terms.
WANTED-5,0O0 and head Pistareens Immediately,
for which the highest price will be given. al6-lm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-20

I,RANKLIN THEATRE, CHATHAM SQUARE, under
II the direction Of Mr. w r. BLAKE THIS EVE.
MING will be performed for the Benefit Of MASTER DIA-
MOND,
RICHARD III--Rchard Ill MIR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Mr.
Bannister-Kng Kerry Mr. Jones-Richmond Mr. Charles
Lord Stanley, Mr. Goodenow-Duke of York, Miss Ed
win-Queen. Mrs Banuister.
After which Master Diamond only IL years Of the original
Ethiopian Dancer, will introduce his Medley Dance and
Double Shuttle accompanied the violin by the Screen
Mountain Boy"
To conclude with
SCAN NAOMI Singleton, Mr. Jones-Edward Singleton,
Mr. Charles-Captain Tnderly, Mr. McDonald-Jemmy
Candle Mr. Hall-John Grub, Mr. Andcrson-Jula, Mrs
Watts-Mrs Candle, Mrs Jones-Emy Singleton Miss
Norman.
O'Clock f2l-m.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-20

serious injury done TO the Delaware Canal by the 'a
rshrt will be interruption 10 the spring business
which New York rough the Morris Canal
stated that the a. witt, timber which has this de
,cencd The Acrhen, River w nthrg for Market exceeds
. amouet 10 million Gei. equal 70 Ssooooo
letter from Oochuegh states that the treaty between
8w eden and the Uui,cd States havnf expired 'uy o. ~
r ceu has been rrse all vessels arriving nj that por
vhrh FOR iron within two previous
sTh;s ~ tooh effect !. the 1T &c Janu,ry, 1889.
ma, L.t cop,inves " this srclc, but with
De ung wcek renewed supplies Of The arti-
se Al B.,pr the operations fr the week very hsd
.rnscling 10 all 400 casks paris, attic.
In,I. his besn done IN this article There hsv
Hcen .s small English lrsees o.iy 81 former prices
Al Boston thcre have been sales ~ ctc no which
secne from rormes ra. LiBsccd sr and asufsctur.
81 sperr, tsntnues &C
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-20
Passen gers smiled.

In the North America, for LiverpooMrs Cleverley and
daughter Miss Archibald Master Brchibad Mr. James Broer
der Campbell, ESQ., Miss Vscher, Thomas Bakey Mrs
w H0xie, Mr. II Allen.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-20
NBLACksnsrn,s HOUSE WOODEN

KNIVES"
ly THIS Spanish provcrb sppcs most cxcellently Il
great by their grand composition. when they have bald
heads themselves BIT PAST WS OIL is rot only good for
every bodys hair 10 destroy dsnuf and prevent hair from
tsrnipg grey but also excellent OIL 10 Keep his
the city Of New York where for the last sixteen years. have
been practising the hair cutting business but selling
great quantity of oil Tor tie country want pat them
their guard bald he I'D fools that making every
bodys hair grow except their A. PASTORS OIL has
been the podoce of ~ years experience For sale Wholesale
and retail nj i65 Greenwich ST. ~. Y. A. PASTOR
Price. 90 eents pr bottle, hishy perfurcd sls in'
pAssroRp's ROOMS FOR BILLIARDS AND
ID CHESS, as broadway and n Ana street join
the Museum both streets Cor c sac &c Billiard Tables,
Cloths Rails &c. &c. nd exercises for health Psrchasc and
players inv,tc There ~ Billiard Tables ready Cor
cushios aud eagle ron and wood frances the best
offered the public MISTY
NEECHrs MAGIC RAZOR srRors AND rAsTI =
wi Oue sf the shove rcey I'd direct from London by
The 81 JONES and Tor sale by the dozen.
Fixsurrs mud elegant Ginss Cas~s.
Urr int and Counter glass Csses with mahogany frames ana
thick French plates Cc.ne Shelving &c Gee sale they
stand, IN the Cutlery 81 ore, No. Astcr Hcssc,
Br.ads'y
L,oRCE PUMPS FOR DEEP wELLs-maoufactored ~
IT J. STONE, Humber Epg ssV Brcaiwsy
ao-im.
nU UPS wATERt:L RS and BA rtIs-,nsufscssrsd
l. BY ,. STONE, Plumber asd gisccr, no broadway
ao-tms
ID ooNs 70 LET-In yoha s,rcei, Broadway, per-
IN Tor bedroom TIE second ae,r-isrsssd or M
sishel Aai,es. w A. w. " mi. cree. ,nis n
rI,o LET-A Ear o. with ,.e Bel Gems -y ining, fur.
L u,.hes ~ sp,at ,ssiy. No 70 barclay street sist
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-20

IL formed.
The Dram, Of THE LAST DAYS or P0NPIM- Arss-
ees me Egyptian, Mr. Hambln-GIaseuA Mr. kichisg:-
hP@sidrs, Mr. Wheatiey-Lydon, Mr. Hisld-Nydia, Mrs.
kiehardsos-Caleaus. Mr. Gann-Medon, Mr. Bedford
Sporus ar Nckiassn-Burbo, Mr. F.sher-Petrades. Mr.
Cushman . =
Pas de Deux by Miss and Master Wells
After which
THE YOUTHFUL QUEEN-ste,nberg, Mr. Rishings-
Count D'Oxensteirn Mr. Chippindaie- Christine, Mrs
shaw-Emma, Mrs Chippindale.
To conclude with
A PLEASANT NEIGHBOR-Sr George Howard, Mr. Mex
sen-Chrstophsr Strap Mr. Piacde-Nancy Strap Mrs
Vernon.
Doors open at 6perfsrmance quarter past
O'Clock.
Box Tickets, sl-Pit, so sents-Callery, accents
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-20

NATIONAL THEATRE Late Italian Opera House.
IN MIR WALLACK, LesseeCorner Of Leonard and Church
streets, ten doors from Broadway.-THiS EVENING will
be performed
BECOME DULL CARE, or, A School for Grown Children
old Reve MIR Burton--Sr Arthur Stanmore, Mr. Ro-
gers-Young Revel Mr. ConnerFrank Ry leland, Mr. WAL
lack, Jr-Dester, Mr. Andrews-Buttercup, Mr. Williams
-Randa Mr. Baldock-John, Mr. Everard-Dame Rye
land, Mrs Rosers-Mrs Revel, MIRA Sefon-Fanny Bloom
ley. Miss Noner.
To concsde with
SWEETHEARTS AND WlVES-Blly Lackakay, Mr.
Burton-Admral Franklin, Mr. Lambert-Charles Fran
kiln, Mr. Conner-Sanford, Mr. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, MIR
Blakely-Hugenia, Miss Monier Mrs Bell Mrs Russell
Laura Mrs Seton.
Doors open at Ia Performance at Boxer
ST Pit so cents. Gallery 20 cents.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-20
NEW YORK TATTERsALLs.-The

<~- NEW YORK TATTERSALLS-The
~ regular sales by auction, at this well knswD
N/A Establishment, OF Horses, Carriages, &c, CONT
O'clock throughout the year.
The next regular sale will take place Monday 22d April
al o'clock csmensag with Carriages HARNESS. &c, and at
IL O'Clock the sale of Horses will commence.
Gentlemen having Horses to dispose Of are requested 70
early application, good number en- the
catalogue be offered at auction unless register
Ell for number the catalogue, for which purpose he
reser will be kept open till Saturday, goth April at r
GEO. W. MILLER,
Successor to J. W. Watson, 446 Broadway
PS. At private aleOne pair Of stylish black horses
the property of a Gentleman going to Europe.
pair very fine bay horses, just from the country
One pair of very fine grey DO do do
One very white saddle horse besides several single
horses.
Also Coaches Barouches Wagons, &C. Sc, and s.cosd
hand. alS-y H. w. M
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-20
| CANyAss BACK LUNCH.-sAMUEL SMITH

CANVASS BACK LUNCH.-sAMUEL SMITH
" the honor inform NJ. friends and the public gsnersy
that opened the and extensive basement Of the ssss
story House No 90 Broadway he would be most happy
to serve with all decseies Ct the different markets m e
Gu, asord ~ s' ave ~, 81 o,o ~ ana ,ar. svrse
Water Mr. Smith i most happy TO take h's opportunity
returning thanks FOR the liberal shsre Of eo'ise' has
ready received hopes hrosg strict ata,icn 10 the eos.
osts OF nj. guests merit continuance Of public Patronase
a5-2wis'
GElDIJTZ POwDERs-Prepared from ssvory Ard
- Moores reeep,-a very 'oP.r's, Article, TOR 'ss
asim' ~ KING. oA broadway.
VI Boarding House Keeper, and Private Fsmilsss-DuN
CAN WEST respectfully inform the public that they have
90 o, Gsaa md s"r.s, are not to be surpassed aSsr
saving machine IL entirely supeeaes the use o. IRONING
rapidly puts eesq. ssss ." 'ses se' i .ressoa Il
he City Hotel rsar street House, Athsneam aaa
House. They oay sold at No Ia'ls or.sn s'ssse
Good Roots nma shoes.
DIN ROSS RICHAnDs & cos new establishment, sac
CassI.seet one door below Greea~c, stree prssa-
bly, the best place IN The ely for S'ra nnsy mssyg I've
and can r % much others, that viii be ioass
all 10 81, no cn ,Tr. ar,' s'c5 s''o"
~so.im. sir Of the 'arres, boot " the world
C RAW WRAPPING rArER 500 Cap and
- yCAMrBELL rERssE,
ssy no nd ~ Nassau =
an CHINESE hOkUS MUBItCAuIiS TRIES.
~ WIN PitiNCE SON inform those WHO are dcs'rous
~ &c vsrchsssg and cuttings ~ this auabe specs
o rrcy fer the slL culture that they be found daiS
N broad street. stairs between the hosrs OF ios O'CLOCK
A. NJ. ard r. "a
~ B-Bru.sa Aripe Canton Esranss and other superior
varieties OF mulyty trees also be supplied TO an esen
and large assortment Of tie k worm egg comprising Al
tho eho;cess varieties. mulberry seeds, SC &c.
w. " a will give the uost particular directions ior
plansi-~ anl rrov scsfa all kinig e N.sberries ai0
HUERLAIN's Aabro "a Gram Tor shaving; Cosge~haus
VI Canu,isscurs y a,ing sop Tor SAL "
astms w. " hiNt, Of4 br~11~y
no >np wANTED IN THE CITY on Bs0OKLtN
ID bv ry NJ &C twa grt rersots and Two em-
rrrrea ION be within 10 mi,utss wsik OF fs',"r W
- Ferry. Aatrcs Z. a. the ofbee Of the "New f"'s
seste,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-20

GARDEN ENGINES q sYRIN6Es Manufactured by
VI }. STONE, Pumber Engiascr. 400 Bsosdwsy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-20

NICKEL AND GERMAN sLvER.-A good supply on
IN hand and for sale by
LEWIS FEUCHTwANGER,
al-y 2 CourtlAndt st
DoRTABLE SHOWER BArHs--manuacturcd BY J
il STONE Plumber & Engineer, 800 Broadway al Inn
CUCCEss TOJ A 81 vERNOI'S, DRAPERs AND
- TAILORS they have adopted the cash SYSTEM and ass
ab sell clothing the most reasonable terms The pus
all and their assortment and they
will satisfied that great saving will be realized in cash
system, a. conducted al 81 Chatham ST.
"A great variety of Caths and Cashmere Vestings,
kept hand made order The mos fashionable style
Also a large assortment OF Goats asd Cloaks mN2m'p
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-20

Packets To Depart.
LIVERPOOL.
Siddons, Palmer, April 25
Europe, Marshall, May !
LONDON.
Westminster, Moore, April 20
ST. James, Sebor, May l
HAvRE.
Vile de Lyon, Stoddart, Ap.A
Utica, Pell, May ]
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-20

yLOBE HOTEL-e BLANCHARD respectfully informs
hSends and the psbc, that N. above ssd cieraa
ehi hneo, resy fcr the p,,cn Of eompany APP
pncst fnr ~ s-sir the premises aiAiv'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-20

sA CARPENTt re- wANrtD--krquirc 81 wILDs,
w Superintendent, The ws,h between Bewesy and Cc
street on Brvpme street siel~'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-20

CEIDLITZ POwDERs-frepared from ssvory ard
- Moores receipts very superior article, Cor sale ey
.hlu. C II. RING. 6lt Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-20

JSoRCE PUMPS FOR DEEP wRLLs-msnsfact
II STONE, rlmnbes 4 Spg~ccr, sso Broadway.
al I'm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-20

NOTICE To prevent all mistakes growing out 81 40 ss
IN and establishments usder the roof and until
recently of the same NAME Mrs A. D. ENCLE. formerly A.
Mott 1911 Bower, pecfully informs her customers and
the ladies of th. city, that ~hstandng the damage
tanned by the burning o III property nest door on the s
INST te.ns,n~ Mrs Mott rc6ttcd 10
receive orlers A VISUAL " }. ENGEL.
I'd. branch of the establishment w.t. on shc Let
May We opened 46s Broadway dor above Grand street
w.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-20

- ooAs 70 LETin Joha ,,reei, wear Brcssway a per-
IN -r sn b,ar ON on TIE seesnd aeurfsrsi~ha or
s,shel Adde's. w A " ~ mi. nvee. ma lf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-20

DU APs. wATERc osErs and BA rms manufactured
by >. STONE, Plumber asd E~siscrr NO Brcsdway.
aQ-tms
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-01-02

the colored dupe, shall cot then be the
owner of fine brig or ship, worth from
6 to $4,000 dollarsq You will own
ship or brig which acas worth that sum
once, but which is now Iaseaao0rthg. No
vessel engaged in the African trade, is
good for anything for longer period than
ten years, which is the supposed limit of
the period necessary 10 buy one. The
wear and tear, and the effects of the eli
mate, make the hull Of the vessel rotten,
and make it necessary to rig her anew, in
less than that time. So that when the
poor colored man has served the purposes
OF the colonization society, and the slave
holding Judge Wilkinson, and has paid
has 5000 and 10000 dollars into the peck
ct of this stakeholder, he will have the
pleasure of owning fine WORTHLESS
HULK, hardly worth the prime cost Of her
copper bolts. and her cables and anchors !
One thing more. Why ask a long list
Of doctors of divinity, and other persons.
wholly incompetent 10 decide upon the
merits of the case, to recommend The plan
OF the worthy Judge2 Why, his honor
very well knows that any Intelligent ship
Osoner, who examined the scheme with
any thing like candor, would see through
it, and might, in his just indignation at
the baseness of the plot, call its enterpris-
ing protector by some of those hard
names, which are oi:en applied 10 those
who get money under illegal pretences.
But set of ministers and others, who
never smelt salt water, can be imposed Up
on by the seeming benevolence, but real
sel6shness of the scheme
What has become of the $4,000 dol
lars the learned Jud ge was going to de-
vote TO the cause! Why ask the public
for contributions TO buy few vessels,
when such sum is forthcoming? Per-
haps some one of the agents, whom your
correspondent alluded TO last week, may
be able to say whether this deed of be-
nevolence was not to be performed with
other peoples money. e. gifts Slave
holders ever have special fancy for do
ing good with other peoples hard earn
ings.
If the good Judge is able to deceive
others, he will need little more learn
ing than he has, TO gull the public either
white or colored, any longer; or at any
rate, TO throw dust into the eyes Of
AN OLD SAILOR.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-01-02
SLEEPING CHAMBERS.

Is the philosophy of sleep enough con.
sldered Are the circumstances connect.
ed with this condition of human nature.
Tor one quarter or one third of human
life, duly attended to
Whlle we are awake, our bodies are.
as general rule more or less in motion
and the air, even in our rooms, more or
less IN motion also. But while we sleen
we are quiet, the air is quiet, and is soon
contaminated. Do people consider how
fast!
The air is spoiled fast when but one
person occupies bed, and there is but one
ped 10 the room. Franklin and others
nave supposed the air to be rendered unf;,
Tor breathing at the rate of a gallon a
minute. But if so, how MANY OF ne
breathe bad air in our sleeping rooms
we seldom lie quietly in our beds with
the doors and windows closed, a bean Of
ieathers under US, and thick clothes over
u.s. more than an hour at most, before we
oegln TO suffer- This is the case ;f,be
sleeping room is large; but if small il Is
ulucn worse. Ii is impossible to have a
hogshead of poisoned air diffused thronob
sleeping room without doing mischief
know 1t will be said that the carbon;c
acid gas. produced by breathing, is heavi.
Ell IMAM atmosphere air, and soon settles
u 'ne moor; and if the bed room is not So
SMALL that the room, like a culinary YES.
sci; gets full of it up to the surface of the
PED, before the individual wakes, there i
no danger. VIC .
But 1t does not all settle TO the floor
La not weather. it scarcely settles at ali
though In cold weather it does so mncb
more: Nay, even in cold weather some
OF 1t tails on the bed. and much Off is en-.
tangled IN the bed clothes. This. howev.
els Is not quite all. The same poisonous
gas which is formed by breathing, is also
constantly formed by the whole surface d
our bodies, in greater or less degree: and
this' IT improved under the bed clothes he.