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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-13

UAithauel, in the general order and arraR. OF
article or treatise upon aqueducts, II would APP
pear natural 10 begin with the most ancient, aad de-
scribe each aqueduct in the order of its date yet
we wish call public attention most particularly TO
our own aq ueduct, the Croton, shall begin with
description Of that, being the most modern OF all
known ::;aeducts, and the only one now, We teicye
in progress in any part of the globe belorH uoiny
So however is but proper to state in general and
cursory manner, the principal ancient ana modern
aqueducts, with their dates, founders, &c &c
Unless the differences, belief assumptions and state
nents of travellers be incorrect, then was Solo
mon, the King of the Jews the first aqucduct maker
If usually stated, Solomon built or founded Pal
myra (the 'ladmor Of the Desert,) then WAS lac the
first record that built aqneduct For, as Pal-
myra stood a sandy plain, adjacent t" long range
Of hills, il necessary to construct aquedncts 10
bring water from the hills to supply tine city And,
next to the RUNS of the Temple ofthe SUM- the ruins
Of several noble aqueducts, built Of fine hewn stone,
on arches l3) high and 80 feet span the most
remarkable aud noble ruins at Palmyra IN the pre-
sent day. But: at any rate if Palmyra not the
"Tadmor Of the wilderness" built by Solomon,
still the first aqueduct builder must be acknowledge
ed to be Hebrew; for in the 10th verse OF the 2oth
chapter Of the first book Of Kings, nd this re-
markable passage -
OF the acts q Herekah. and how he made
pool rt,ervor and conds laqueduc and brought water
into the they not written the book Of the Chronees
Of the XII lsaah|
Again. Il jnd il the 32d chapter Of the I'd book of
Chronic these very singular words:
U,rses aud He took counsel with his princes and hi
mighty stop the Of the fountains which
without aud they did help him 81 here gather
ed much stepped all the fountains (ssnrccs
OF the Sire hs AID the brook that Arosg tse
midst Of th. lad.
Verse soerekiah also stopped the upper water course of
Ghon 1.-The rean and brought straight down to The
city OF David
Here thea, we have authentic an account ot the
origin of aqneducts the most astidious can wish;
although have no detailed statement OF the size
and nature &c the aquedsct conduit through which
Hezekiah brought this Croton River 81 Jerusalem
into that city Ii has been stated that Sesostris, N
Eevpt. and Semiramis, in Babylon, erected aqse-
duets II they did they were the earliest builders
of them for these msnarchs come thus IN the order
Of their date:
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-13
oNN rM,cE MA : i.,sI

IN For ccapnss and durability are not surpassed ~ any
~ heretofore offered They combine al the reqsisitt
qualities Of the costly for color, ghtnes dura
by and sstre the reduced price Of 81 Their sale,
are r cab which precudc the necessity Of charging the eoos
Tor loss incurred by the bad The public invtes
To examine their Hats BROWN co.'s wholesale and re
tail warehouse No lie Chsthan Square, o. Mott st.
New York my3l-sm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-13

4 STONES WATER FILTERS These hlters have bees
highly approved Of IN Europe and America for The last
thirty and accounted 10 ssrc invented.
they combine the properties purifying well clarifying
the most urhd water u almost needless 70 advert TO the
utility and advantages be derived from the use Of we'll con-
strueted herng apparas obvious to every person ths
hered rain i much wholesome and conducive to
health than either sprsg river water the former almost nva
rIabIy cs.taipug mineral soatos and the latter
berg dssay. and putrd ssima asd vegetables
matter the constant Of which Frequently occssoss the
most dreadful diseases such f.,er sssss liver complaints,
sc Filtered also Of the greats importance Tor es
trsetirs mere perfectly the vrtses Of eess &c the ius
Of which csn easily tested by making the experiment. wfs
ana un6ered water Manufactured and sold only ~
J. STONE, Plumber and Erg'neer
700 Broadway ~. Y.
Tho.. vho have Filters made b, UNDER
.srss the business have them repaired and hed ap 90
the plan and wsrrstedto act perecuf 2lln
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-13

Lemprierc says Of Queen Semiramis the First,
10 render roads passabe, and communications easy,
she followed mountains and filled up valleys, and
water was conveyed at great expense by large ana
convenient acqueducts to barren deserts and nnire-
ouented plans; but his account Of her rs also mix
"a nm with much fable She lived about 1000 years
before Christ or Sesostr,s, the same author says,
that he had canals dug near Memphis bet gives not
even the date of his existence.
Rat we have no really accurate statements that
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-13

any of the above built water course before Heze
kiah, in relation to whom we have the name of the
river whose water he brought in aqueduct to Je-
rusalem With regard to the antiquity of aqueduets
in Greece, we may state that Herodotus iii. &C.,
speaks Of something resembling aqueduc. which
brought water from hill 9OO Geek feet high, to
supply the city Of samoa with water 1t also appears
tina! there was tunnel through this hill 1900 feet
long (seven stada) eight feet high, and eight feet
wide; and in this tunael there was cut second chan
mel 80 feet deep and feet widc through which the
water was conveyed in pipes to the city, the Greek
word in the original (solon) may mean saly chan
mel of stones, it may mean metallic wooden
pipes. -,
With this simple statement, then, of all that is
known coniectured in relation to the origin of
aqueducts, we will here mention the principal an
cient and modern aqueducts by name, SC, leaving
the full details connected with them for the subject
of different articles, on another but early day.
AquEpUcr.
Asuetucis Of Semir ,ms, Asuciuet OF Hezekiah,
Aqleducts of Pslrsrt Aqueduct oil Petra IN Pcrsia.
Aqueducts of Balbec,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-13
PETTET'S
BATTERY HOTEL.

rv,ur '"5 Ifuse-4VeU iUIh.
EHE subscriber returns his grateful thanks ms friends
and the public fer the support need for the
last years aud bees leave inform them he has opened
an extensive Hotel Tor the accommodation of travellers ron
every section Of the Unon
The Battery Hotel situated on Battery Place fronting
Bay Of New York. of the most desirable commanding
situations ia the city, .nd regards location unrvaed
The landings but short dtanst from the Hotel where
arrive daily the steamboats, from Philadelphia Providence
Sonns and Albany Passengers have therefore
cly starting any Of The great Northern Eastern West
ern Southern routes
The interior Of the House calculated Al
ford satisfaction to all Tae paror spacious, and fur
nished in the style The bedrooms Of larger
and rendered comfortable than usually obtained
large Hotels.
The proprietor the public, mat expense will be
spared and every exerton made TO render his establishment
desira able for travellers and citizens y12-im
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-13

edmct Of Jushian Aquednct of Patras, Greece
tonsts utiuorle, Aqueduct of Metz, France,
Aqurdsct Of tiadrian, at Aqueduct of Sismes, ''
Athens, Aquednct OF Lyons,
Aoued.ct OF Segova. Spain Aquedsc. of pari., 4"
queauct or Syracuse. Sicily, Aqueduct Of Bonapt &
Aqueduct Of spoetto Iay Aqueduct Of Gargalion, -
Modern AquEDucrs.
Aqseduct of Maintenon Aqueduct OF PoItcycylte,
France, Wales,
Aaueduet or o;enoa, Aqueduct Of Edinburgh, Scot
.,queduct Of Ls,ca. iasd,
ASueduct &C Naples, Aqueduct OF New RIVER Lon
Anuesuct Of Bemfca, Lisbon, don
Aqueduct of Trevi, Italy, Aqueduet "f Croton
Such are a list of the principal aqueascts ia the
known world; and Though last not least on the list,
stands the Crston Aqueduct, the first of the kind
ever constructed in the new world that we know of,
but which will most assurcdy not be the last. The
Croton Aqueduct, as being most dearly aad closely
connected with aud cur interests, we sial treat
az first in order.
Ike Croton River which is to supply this great
modern work rises in Putnaa County IN this state,
and has three principal branches or sources the west
branch takes its rise ia Coles pond, (of c0 acres)
near Coles Mill, not from Carmel, and the east
branch in Stone pond lot $50 acres) near Sodon
Corner The source Of the middle branch has not
been correctly ascertaIned. Plumb Brook, Mus
cost River and Titians River, all empty into the
Croton River az and near Mechanicsvilic; not far
below which. and about miles by the turnpike road
above Sing Sing, large dam j. in course OF erection
by which the river is damned back for the space oil
five miles From the dam the aqueduct commences,
and forms covered brick tunnel with small inter-
The exact area Of the DAM shall give in the Weekly
Herald.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-13
NIGHT LINE.

NIGHT LINE.
49, - PEOPLES LINE FOR ALBANY
.rs-ssIA landing at the intermediate andings- The
sew and eiesAn steam boat U L c A,
apt NJ. II. Truede, will leave the Steamboat Pier foot Of
cerandt st. Friday afternoon, August 9 at o'clock
For passage or freight, apply to
CkOOKE FOWKS,
Corner Of West and Liberty SITS,
eff. G. SHULTZ at the Office,
the Captain on board.
~ BAH soed freight baggage bank bills, specie, any
her kind Of property taken only at the risk Of the
sereof my22-7m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-13

- ~9 NFOR SHREWSBURY, LoNG BRAN, n,
SN Ocean House, Rumson Landing, Red Bank,
and Eaontown Dock.-The steamboat
OSIRIS Captain Alsrie, will follows daily, from foot
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-13

10 SECOND WARD HOTEL.--Nex
Fulton street. Nassau This well known estab,msnt
having undergone thorough rettng complete order
for the accommodation Of those who may honor with ths1
patronage.
There this house. besides the lower story which thrown
entirely open public bar large upon the
story well suited for the accommodation Of
public meetings. together with several smaller adapted 70
the referees for the transaction Of other private
business.
Clubs and private parties accommodated with and
may furnished with aianes suppers composed Of evs
species of game decacy which the markets afford at shof
notice Ijell-yl EDMUND JONES, Proprietor.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-13
We care not what dull plodders say
A COED SEGAR drives care away.

ME have ehosL the above coupet Of the old the
wv heading &C this advertise from 6rn eosvetion
of is truth Having hand ssor.nsu 81 ne finest
segar imported IN ~. United Wee sad selected
pr,ssy for this estabsAn-, TOY agent at Havana fee
great confidence in recommending hsm 10 Friends and the
public The comprises tbs Oh AMI most popg
lar Notwithstanding the Extra Noe-a Ia Normss Imperial,
Traboco mprsssa Csmones Prsvisrs Rsgais the in.st
to his country and imported expressly Tor private
ue aud others which all ~e appreciate the las-
sry of good segar invited 10 call and ersmine.
Remember that Ser 81 Cedar street receives his segsss
direct Havana they selected exclusively for hin with
the greatest by competent Judge and there no other
place the city where strangers and Others obtain vita
equal cersay the gensne and pure Havsns - Cedar street
jys6.lm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-13

II NlCKERBOCkER HALL. No. 10 Park kow-The sub
N scrbers having opened the above house the EURO
PEAN PLAN would respectfully inform their friends and the
public that they ready them style
TO be by similar house in this city Ihss
will always be furnished with every and all
the Iaxures Of unrivad market There hsndse
lodging rooms which newly furnished, and in perfect
order The Ordinary being the first oor meet
convenient and well fnshed and the tables shall awaysha
supplied all the variety the market Affords served aPfT
experienced cooks
The marked success which has attended essbiishmentscS
this sufficient evidence Of adoption to both busEHsa
and travellese.
Gentlemen visiting the city, will find this most desirable aLd
situation being nearly Broadway fronting the ParA
and short the beauty and elegance of local Ard
transito objects Of attraction and spendor with which New
York aboiuds. EDsALL JONES.
B-For the accommodation Of Travellers this hease viii
be open al all hours sf the night. al-d
DAvILIoN NEW BRIGHTON, ON STATEN IS.
LANp-S@vera Of the vstcrs Of this desirable watering
place having LETT fer Saratoga Sc the subscriber begs leave
inorm his friends and the public that there few
ces
The much superior to thing the country,
he thinks they fail to ssit.
The upper reserved for singh gentlemen
The Steamboats, stop within few minutes walk ~ the Pa
vilion every few hours-rom A. NJ to T. d. and every
Friday ball evening" leaving the city at and returning for
the Island at l2l O'Clock.
The Kendall Band is engaged for the season.
Excellent Salt Water Baths.
The Saloon open adjoining the premises, where are
be found the Newspapers Periodicals. &C. which
splendid Billiard for the accommodation OF the boarders
and their friends.
Every Ball evening the soa will leave the cy psncualy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-13

Two ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS, AND OTHERS
The subscribers would respectfully inform builders and
they constantly hand and prepared "
furnish at short notice architectural ornaments Of every De-
crip,on, for the interior finishing Of dwellings churches,
other pabie buildings" vir capitals Tor cesuns, and
All the orders o architecture, consoles raes en-
ehed mouIdag rosees pstsres frere ornaments &C se
any The long proved quality Of composition ORA
ens executed bv them, renders u useless TO say much ~
its suogy and, the they possess, and from ssg
practice execution of models, moulds and every depart
,p 81 business f.er Themselves that for eoldnes Of relief
and general sharpness and beauty, their w~k will be ~aA
much superior thing 81 the knd done IN any other place.
they having avoided that tiny dat and underlined appearance
Justly complained o. Great attention having bses
Maid IL the modes manufacture, 10 in,rs the best qasy
the loves. possible price they happy say tha, their pre-
Ht prices will be found y be beyond the Of
abatement competition.
Builder. 81 New York any part Of the Uued states,
wcrd find material savisg and likewise procure superior
article BY calling writing for any thing Of the knd they mar
require have hand, and enabled 10 GIL orders 10
my amount Al very short notice
CALLER 4 MURPHY,
Manufactory So Broadway,
mylA3m' One door from Niblss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-13
Auction Sales.

80 NEW YORK TATTERSALLB-Ths
~ regular sSles by auction, at his wen known
NEeA tabshrsnt. OF Horses, Carriages, &C., eosts-
N ~ nW to t~ke place every Mesday, q u
O'Clock, Throughout the year.
The regular sale will take place Monday Aug TO-
o'clock eemmensng with Carriages, Harness, &c, and
II O'Clock the sale Of Horses will commence.
Gentlemen having Horses dispose Of, requested -
make early application 10 good number the
catalogue horse be offered al auctonness register
ed time Tor number the catalogue for which purross s
register will be kept open till Saturday Aug IT. atSF NJ
GEO. W MILLER,
joy Successor to T. w Watson, 448 BroaAwss.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-13

NEW REFECToRY.-J SWEENEY INFORMS ms ir,end
~ and the pahc that he has opened Refecory th
large and elegant building, Ne la Faon street Fish, Flesh
and Fowl always be found his tables every desa
of the provided appears in the MARKET
No aeHsn will be waiting has part TO give general
satisfaction and he hsp~s find at generous
which he Is determined 10 'sserve
IIO-tf J. SWEENEY
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-13

INANIEL SWEENEY, m Ann street, return. his sncsss
~ thanks TO hi, friends for the liberal upportthsy
have uniformly rendered him he first opened his Refestory
them tait will be his .ndayvr ~ inertia
continuance Of their appreciation His table furnishes
with the market affords and those who may honor has
table with their presence may depend upon being served with
cleanliness, csvlity and promrttude lie
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-13

trips TI PER d, FROM QUE each rls.sHTss ,,. and
splendid .,c9mbos! rAssAlc, CAPT p w.
Martini a-d aher Thursday, May sh, will run between
Newark AMI New York making three trips day from each
.lace, aud leave folows-
centre wharf Newark From foot Of Barclay 81. N. y
81 o'clock A. NJ ~ o'clock A. NJ
tOl Ia I'm.
On SUNDAY, the Passaie will run and leave
Centre wharf Newark Foot OF Barclay st., ". York.
II O'Clock A VI 10 O'Clock A. VI.
M Il. NJ
The raaic viii land Bergen Point her 81 and O'Clock
nm. down aud IA aud ~ O'Clock trips up On Sundays she
sill land On her passage down aud uP each trip
Fare to Newark. lsa cts Bergen Point l2lci.
The steamer p.saic snc for spaced performing
he distance Ia from to "a horrs each trip Ladies VIII mr.
his route very pleasant aud particularly advantageous As the
chanCipg 10 ferry boat wit baggage
avoided Good, freight taken reasonable ,erms but
,ol, !, III, ~. IN a.. ovn.r~ nv73.y
: go. - sOUThEkk DAILY MAIL LINE e,
. go Norfolk Charleston, c., Petersburg, and
s"~s ~1zsrSs- Richmond.-Th. steamboats, ALABAMA
tENTUCKY and JEwEss all boats ofsFeed and acco'rmo.
saion will daily the FIRST April ntWeeh
s4mure Norfolk and Portsmouth, leaving the lower enu ~
-ear. wharf every afternoon Al O'Clock, or Immediately AZ
,e arrival Of the rou Philadelphia. and vii arriw
Morning Portsmouth in time lor the cars Tor W,miH
on and thence Charleston Returning WI leave
eoraouh day asr the arrive from the Son ana
each Baltimore morning time for the cars Tor fh'ia
slpha. 49,
.chet. Georgia and Sosth Carolina which leave Ncrtoh
very Saturday Charleston giving travellers choice lh)
ran IN connection with the james River boats 70 felers
urg and Richmond. informed (od ua'chtr'
tb, hi. ! The e.sr.., and comfortable rosie for
outhern travellers there changes cars s'es
,os aud stages ~ ,h~ dead of night - On We Wa'hhst
The COMPANY therefore hope the travelling par, o W,
Community will paironise thea, IN giving equal facilities and
Passage and FAR, to Norfolk. IS. JOHN W. Brown,
ns6.n heeH''
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-13

80 - PEOPLES LINE FuR ALBANf.-
s~~x,r,na Landing at the usual Isnl,nu.rhe new aud
com modiou. steamboat X O1HES TERRY
A. r. st John, will leave the steamboat pier foot o Liberty
street. - Monday afternoon. August "a At o'clock
FOR freight or passage, apply 10 CROOK FOWKES cor
er ~ West end Liberty streets PETER &. SCHULTZ. az
he office. the Captain On hoard.
All goods freight bank bills specie any other Mind o.
property taken shipped board o. this beat he Il the
risk Of the owners thereof my2s.7m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-13

n r-~s-, - EXCURSION TO shrewsbury, Longbraneh
Sr-f-S----, ana Ocean House, Sunday August 4'h'
SSsv-sz-<s~s- The Steamboat Saratoga, Capt Wilcox
will leave the foot "a Canal street O'clock foot % Liberty
street ~ h,r tst AMI Batter, 9bcloek Returning VIII
leave Red Bank Al 2 O'Clock r. NJ. -,
This Excursion will give p~rtins an opportunity - orc
and balht tie Ocean House sud rsrn early m ' ''nhg
Passage each way 10 cents JeNI h
: f--~ - FoR HUDSON The new steamboat
~ OsEOLA, Captain r. Mitchell WIZ les'e
'-S"~1~ns~- the foot &c Chambers street on tuesday
atcrnoo', August O. n, four O'Clock landing at t7dr,h
IVES, Point Fi.hki Hamburger Pouvhkeersie, Hyde Park,
Kingston, Rsdhaok, Bristol, aud Cat.kill.
For freight or passage, arrly BOARD, o. 20 ,,,,
CRrDKE FOWkS,
corner or West end Liberty streets
Regular days from New Yark-Tnesd,ys Thursdays. and
Saturdays Returning will leave Hudson Monday, Wednes
day and Friday rnospipo. ~ q o,clocL ans
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-13
HYDE PARK HOTEL.

49,. HfDE TAkh HUIbL' -, :,
II MILNE has the pleasure OF announcing to his friends
H. and public gene, that he has taken the shove beau
t establishment the of Doth street and 9Th Avenue
where he prepared dinner parties &c in the oestye
BY due notice His and liquors Of the choicest kind
and every attention bestowed for the comfort Of his viste
au7 In.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-13

All freight and baggage at the risk Of the thereof
au7-t3l-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-13

~ b. Ali package, aud bundles be- marked to his
VIM r. Harnden alone responsible for the loss injury
Of any article, property committed to his care; any
by attached Boston New
York Company in whose steamers his crate Is
BE- transported in respect to it, its conena any time
iyl6-3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-13

DOhD's BLEACHING PUw DERS-Ihc sun,,ttu,rs,
10 sole agents IN The u States for the sale of BOYD Ss~
Bleaching Powders suppl, manufacturers and deers
the lowest market prices For purity and strength they viii
be found fsy equal TO any ~ tbs country
Grea Eri'ais. PERSsB 4 BROOKS,
ivI-y 81 Liberty
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-09
NEW ORLEANS BRANCH MINT.

We regret 10 lrafnlhat tie yellow fever has been
committing fatal iasaers 40 this institution.
James Maxwell, Esq. the meher AID reiarr, died
on ibe ! : Il instant.
Nathan CLARK, foreman Of the coming department,
died on the Al Instant.
Owen ID. Bud, one of The woikmen, died on the
18th instant.
Charles Sohcide, another of the wofkmen died on
the 18th instant.
John NJ oods, another workman, died about the ION
instant.
Several others employed eboting under the
disease, and II has been found necessary 10 suspend
The operations OF that branch mint until the Isl No
vcmbef nest. Globe n Aug. 80.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-09

monthly. for the maintenance 81 body OF two hun
bred men, who arc pursue the lndiaas aud deslios
ltem IN every possible way. or these two hnhdffd
men ore hundttd aud ifjy TO be North dsRerlcaa
r,fetaea and the other fiji, are To be MeNeans, he
eonmand AID nire direction Of this force Is eonilned
Ia James knkef a German settler ai the I'M PdSo
del Aefto on The river Of thai name, IN latiindc y
decs. 80 mus north. lie fas contracted 10 tninish
mru MUNITIONS ard provisions fof tbs guerii VA.
Ihe Mexican papets complain lhai Norm An'ehz
ram flrmrn are thus Admitted into tbe territory 81
The Rfpubtie aud thar lie command Is assigned 20
foreigner. There dan hc nn doubt HAT lhls iofre
will effectively rcpc the Indians. Texas u much
Interested in thts private warfare against the u nan
chcs and Apaebes. her greatest enemies, II ~ fh-
nnrct! that the authorities Of FLORIDA propose TO car
~ on the var against the Indians Of inst Ienuoty
without the nleryc0lion OF tie Unted States troops
fGtDbe.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-09

"a tie ieedootrl dactine Of li,e Rob Ro,s Of S..
land the leGdal age, when The Law OF might v,.,i
law Of rlght-when they louk vino had the power =,
they kept Who could Aud hisman-who. BY ,h...
bold and pfen gate ayoaais, demonstrates thai N,
is :. bred IN the bone never he got out of II.
drsh'-this mau IS the chosen companion and Il
confidential counsel OF ofthe Presldent-rhe " M.
ef belnd tie Throne greater than the throne i,,..,
and even aspires TO he the success or of NJ. v.
Buren, IN the chair Of Washington Should ,hs.
event happen IN GU, day, shall despair OF n.
Republic When vice aud crime can crawl !, =
own slime 10 tie highest seats of power, We shan
never beless either Than the people are capable n
maintaining or that they are worthy Of free govern
ment!