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NEW NOVEL. Ac.-C"n"sntnent novel in " wells.
7 Nrholns l.hiev No.. /. JACK Sheppard pars
81: FEC t!srd and for ale by ALIEN: Io@AR.
july 25ih -sCasar strue~
fNuNAi ,-AGS-5N Bales. . finsIeI, Grnny Rags
n in store for Sale 10y ITIlAYER ato.
July ID, - fnshsss 81
u. IlSKEY--l rl~ Kec,iicd in arnrr for sale by
~ j,Il &. DORSEY, IL New lever.
! ANn-l2uo kegs Superior eut Irr, for sale by
~ 6. DORSEY,
July II iiNew Ievec
nsESS Ethr-25 hult hls At the insrec,i"u in
III slca- for sale ~ e DORSEY.
a!O 44Aew Levs,
ID UTTER & f.AKn-I0o kegs lard $50 do sapes
ms ''' ester" '"'t G. n 'r Al New Love.
'H'JN,EH's g &c ALMANAC t0K 1s41a'''
Gng Sim st Charles II Common s,s-
gNUNNY NAnS 10 bales bnshc Gnnny Bag.
N in 7tnFc for sale by TIiANER 4 co.
aug3 - poydras street.
| - ARDM tHk. rArEit-5'i reums Hardware Pa.
nv ii TIlAl Fir & Co,74 Pcydras q
| E.NLAG S.FONE>-s0o yards aassiag, landing frou
| a ship ST Lawrence, for sale bv
may Is 5 - WHITNEY, 73 Camp u
SSJiWEK5S RiCIlIItU, the celeb,attd Play,
ID cheap erion and tt,rn Of the most eele-
hra1cd actng PLAYS. EJniiN'S n Go,
il wv corner StCharl.- Il Common SITS
k'hk-4ru ttS ana rine, at lss i"rtselis~
| for sale by H. ItlkShf,
:o,h innc EsfN-~ Loves
| sA\ANA SNLr.rMEAl 81 h~srs lsnd4se
IL from Bug Clarion t"' '"I'te \ lh!.h.
| I.ue II s$@-A.s,
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YsNiiE ADDRESS of the Louisiana Native Amtrrt
Association 10 the citizens OF LOUISIANA md I'll
i1hohitau,s of ii United Stntes lust published and IL
snle hy DAVID FELT & Co,
Uc 81 Charres st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-08

i'oR tho of r!"una,s scrnfula or king c'''
4 s'Iaica hip lncIplrnt cancers, SAT- ,i,ru
lite and disrasrs, particularly ulcers ana ,r.
aztec II the bones liberated throat and n"str's'
"i every dn-crIpn fever and Incrnn'
las. pirs said hcHd srrrvv bies chronic sore eyes h
elias !utrhrs an every variety Of cutancoUs atrct
fl" cat lrr. head preceding from any acf'"
pan! the en7cF, aud ,vspcp.;- proceeding from 'i
hl"c;hns Of til" LIVER, chronic inflammation ~ ~.
and general dou!y unused y torpid acton '' M hose
the SKIN. Il is sn.urary (fcat iou- hovaf'hs t
constitutions which have been broken down hv inJhu';
tcHthrnt or inYcH!l" gnnrtics. In genera
comnruh all ,hu~c dnrascs which arse from ihfo't 49,
"tthc bloud yit.tun Of the humur-, of whatever '
kind.
Some of the above complaint. may require some tr'hs
s>m applications "ich tho cirruns Antcs OF the c' ,he
dictates hut general remedy purihcai"r 10 ~
the INDIANS PANAcEh viii generally De onh" s''
l-lrut,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-08

Eni1CAIl-N-Ft,ENCii and i.\Gl.lSli.-
Mr. James, recently arrived III civ, heu- leave
10 inform the ci iz"ns of Now OhcaLs that he will
open IN academy on Non!nv, ii, l,nuar", at No.
10 Toulouse street, Tor lnr instruction OF youth OF
| hnrh srNrs. IN French and Eng l'sh in which nr
will he u!ly assisted by Mrs. James and Mrs.
| Mcrthrr. VINO speak 10th those languages with
great lilrutv and Turltv and who will tai char9
OF 'Nc d"ra:tr' 1t ~ the young ladies.
NJ! I,,u,s wit NV" - whole attention to the
various tunu"hrS nt rducHi'"n, and tl,ur1s himself
that h III Lllrrr},3rc satisfaction to those VIII u
| NAV hrnnr !i!m with 'h'ir confidence. nov
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eshrON, LARD nnd lDtih -lo' i',l> ttnc'nnal
, cucd Si.'ra and Shoulders
9NnU keys first quality LAID
ltl hrl4 Mess Pork, ior sale by
sTanl = STETS'lN a AVERY 6Sfmvrr 81
g.. WI ARABIC, and liqnortcc and n'nnl,a--l cases
fine Turkey gan arabic, ! do lIq"oicc pens, and
lax. n,anAa, ss,l 10Y sale by
JARVIS & ANDREWS,
ni3 corner Cu,slrion & fchUupilouas SIS
s9IlliARD RAILS 4 tliEtk>,-lus received a
} splendid ursle of B%sanl Ealla and Checks.
BUSH Il All.tN,
april Ex.nnnGe Hotel, cor It Charles 4 C"mm"" 81
| h ti,iNIflt> lNk-ju~i received i'"n nn'I ,
Z Chnn,'Irer n largo in,"ire ut job 'son aud II
| t,nt'~ IL, y. bupt, and lo+ ink, mud tr sale NV
| a,.4 \ ToWAl; u inmr Il
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en-
" Gti.ENE tnkcs pleasure in announcing 70 hrs
friend, and TIC # New OrIcunS that he has al
Ter 9Th lrought llog rnrh, par y h copper plato
printing, from the tat es the .ss cope.
plate engraving, he execute all orders entrusted to
him. ut haithe expense OF engraving aud near
cheap type pnnt!ng.
Merchants wlSliu. Circuit out in thafr
hnnh writing, can have any quantity at II few hours
notice: they vii! e>ccrtc fur them in ruutiiua
stir such has heretofore given general satisaciafs
l~ss rho most rrsne''Ht,r cummssiun hreI in fills
city. ti-rtcrcn DESTROYS n having Wishing Bnsi-
ards finished in the best Niunii~r i'll well "
calling Mt lie ''iice and see specimens.
Feb |, /" -
b Bunk notes neatly cSssu1ra, and cireuIar-s
printed at hours noiir'.
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afflicted four ycnrs with ulcer the leg OCCASION.
with inflammation and
thu leg mud ankle lot. Several ihyslcianA
skin upon hui without benefit Iv
Of the uduu InIncrn made perfsc4
tIrc
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-08

on Paris aud brussels the number cured Ivy hiIn j,
Jir, we'll IL in the prIl,r'rtics tlhc ttrrc king
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-08-22
F'oa' t.s NstAsr's Mega sias.
THE HAPPY FAMILY.

Il was Saturday aiietnoou the ioyou,
holiday u many New H. sland child
Eaa as booked around toe -tmpie apart.
u"ul Which had 10 ar ii "a much coailor,
that 10 Go cuu.d regret to- absence NJ
ottoman, dtan, or even centre table, |
could uai lot ask, ~ silen, admiration. y bat
y the secret o.! ali the cpntcntnent and
happiness ahgr., ST On every face sta
81" atlr, near the ire. VA, seated the
ma'hcr u numerous family, advanced ~
decd 90 the sober Years VI life, !pn uu
~unkied by care. Two lovely htlic eirls
were sitting On low cflckets by tho side 81
a a'I, graceful girl OF sixteen, the eldest
daughter. E1ch seemed bu.,,y plylng their
u"ed.cs, and | Soon perceived the object
81 mutual interest was doll, the common
delight OF Young hrlfls. Ono WIS hon
m.ug n ttock, Iho other a skirt, while SIS
lrr Jane was bungrog INTO form and sym.
mctry the various parts necessary 10 com.
p.cle the graceful figure.
~ the other end Of tho room, Caroline,
tho second daughter, was assisting two oth.
tr Younger SISTERS IN the more difficult
process Of making needle books AMI cu,h.
ions, wlule the tao little boys, Of perhaps
aI sud four, we're occupied near her with
piper pcncil, aud paint box. Ny cur,os.
DTS Sas now excited TO listen TO the CONVEX.
n,ou, which, though animated, was not
loud enough to disturb their mother ~ the
least. "tarollue Will you 10 50 kind as
70 see It this pattern is even l' Certain.
Iy ny dear; and nov do let me cut your
i1,'cbJafd, for {, IS too hard for Your liftic
i'ngcrs.' 30 thank yo1, can haste this
tiiN on, IL is SO nicely cut Caroline,
have been trying 10 make the trunk Of ny
'tce straight will YOU please to fix 1t IT,
We, sud Willie, rs the paper and pencil
were put IN lho hands OF the nlllrnt rl.l.-
II vas soon lived, and a ow directions
were gwen 10 the little artist. "Ob," OK.
claimed the lively hide Sarah, II should
ME o bat Of blue tape To pu, on ms cap"
Hero Is plenty Cor YOU, sad Emma,
drawing the very thing that was wanted
Itom her basket
l could oil my page with expressions of
similar kindness and love, but II Is uuucCcs.
,,'l. lhtrc seemed common stock
y Unread, or SILK, or rtbon, were desired,
INC benevolent cagrrucss 10 ohligc was dc
"R''tuI' Hero was active industry, uu.
interrupted kindness, aud tho very soul OF
''nrv'lcnce. Again, | asked, what magic
" mere to spread over these faces such
sunshine OF peace and coarcn,mcnt There
'' The mother quietly mcndug the last
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-08-22
WEEKLY ALMANAC.
MISCELLANEOUS.


tfoa rus CHARLOTTE lopGNui
IL lais hiss r. residing ~ p.
Forget ihec, drafrs; t. Nry,rt
While the vital spafs doth 5irn:
I0rgs' the, dear 4 40 m e,er
llope % sec thy Smiles rv,s.u.
Forget tlee No az, rhac he s4n
becs hss o.uTlAl Journey 20;
Tor ! aouli fg"'e; =. & 1.~
10 adase ga > '.t "a ~ -
Con satgi t'iS qG49e st..l.
Vince -"rrad mcr 5000 4arls can t.lI
IN l isEa' i'iat p4ng Avrl
feg . the parting wpfI larwct
Can ! forget ina; lluwasgr too.
SWeeier lhaA r3as.e IL tfis yalo.
"lca aii 8 s'isn' sass a f-w
Nho stray, vlrgu sseh,ux's shades prevail
And caa I think yoo oaco forge,
That hoan i,.i eyst aakioas tteh
o.. no. ] sill rrmuashef ysa,
'Iul iiIne ts~lf shas! cease 10 a..
Forge, thse, T. Y.a. n,xv.
"hea Cynlhia's b~asns are sled no mora.
Ntra oeean's wayes an s~ep TO plsy,
Not on my oNn dear nst.se shore.
Forget 'lee, dearest les. iFovcf
Iuth ssoaid oacs ii8f ~.
Tor Hut 'ill u.ru. dear. ~ | over
Sp'is' ieeagai 70 strsy from thee J.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-08-22

AsheS.-Ot al things TO make gras.
grow, ashes beats; this YOU NAV depend %.
on, for have tried often aud IL has never
faded yet; just collect as much of 1t togeth.
er as you can, the more the better, aud
spread It over your grass grounds, aud see
1t am not correct IN my assertion. 1t is
SAID by some people that II is the potash
which IS IN II that produces the effect, and
| strongly suspect they are right ia this
matter; for two years ago, suSpectIug that
TO be the case, | procured some potash from
an apolhecary, which cost about five cents
a pound, and dissolved It IN water, and put
II over the grass ground with water pot,
just tor al experiment, and YOU would have
been surprised 10 see how luxuriantly the
grass grew where it was put. Now
should like some of the intelligent farmers
who take your paper TO try an experiment
with potash this spring, aud inform your
readers of the result lhro' the Cabuet.-
Some say it is excelen, for Indian corn.--
This might also be tried. My object is to
make plenty OF grass grow, for mud If we
can do that, We can accomplish every thing
we desire IN agriculture, because with that
We can feed stock, and by ths! means make
manure, and with plenty OF manure, what
cannot be done by industrious and intelligent
farmers! | say industrious aud nteIh cent,
because without these two qualities, a man
had better quit farming at once, and try
to find out some business soon, that can be
carried on to profit without those ludispen.
sable qualifications TO farmer; and when
the discovery IS made, hope It will be com.
muuIcated through your paper, for should
like To embark IN such business, as AIN
we'll adapted to it by uature.-Farmer'S
Cabinet.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-08-22
Charlotte, IN. Co. August Pc, 1889.

garment, Tor II is Saturday night. and the
WORK BASKET IS nearly empty. She has
nothing TO do 10 preserve order or promote
happiness. There is no freting or vexa.
lion. What a comfortable lIfe she has of il !
Can these daughters, By hnie Effort of
d!slnferested lore, produce this beautiful
picture Truly such elder children are
props around The parent tree.
My far young friends, this is no GanciluI
sketch II IS drawn with the simplicity of
truth.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-08-22

] Lightning. 1T is curious TO find that the
conductor or lightning rod, which so many
! men Of genius, learning and ingenuity, have
peen al The pains TO complete, which 10 fact
mas always been regarded as one of the
Proudest trophies of science-was known
ana employed by people OF no more refined
cultivation that the wild peasan,ry of LON.
oafdy. The Able Betholet, in his work
On electricity, describes practice used on
one oil The bas,ions Of the Castle Of Dunno.
on the shores OF the Adrla,lc, which has
existed from time lmmemorial, and which
is literally neither more or less that the pro.
cess which enabled Franklin to bring light.
ning down from the clouds. An iron staff,
It seems, vas erected on The basiion of the
castle during the summer, and il was part
OF the duty OF the sentinel, whenever a
storm threatened, to raise an iron pointed
haibers, towards this staff. Ii on the an.
pfoach Of the haiberl sparks were emitted,
(Which 10 the scientific mind shew that the
staff was charged with electricity from a
thunder cloud, the sentinel was made sure
that storm impended, and be ,oled a bell
which sent forth the tldlngs of danger 10
the surrounding country. Nothing can be
more delightfully."- aniable than the paterna
care Of IFS subjects, which this interesting
provision Of the local government exempt
he'd. The admoulshing sound of the bell
vas obeyed like preternatural signal from
'he depth OF The armament; shepherds we're
seen hurrylng over the valleys urging their
fiocks from exposed fields TO places Of she.
ter. The fishing boats with which the coast
oi the AdHaIic was generally studded, forth.
with began 10 crowd sail and make for abe
nearest port, whilst many supphcation
was put from many gentle and deyout
heart on shore, before some halowed shrine,
tor the safety Of the little feet onthiy
Ilertew.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-08-22

Something Like the Dcrl.--A mechan,
&c In Russia Is SAID to have succeeded IN
making a steam man. 1t is probably one
OF the most interesting inventions ever OF.
tered 10 the public. 1t is large colossal
statue, the feet Of which are placed upon
wheels on a railroad, and as he goes lhun,
derlng over the course, the steam CONES
putting out of his nostrlIs 10 a manner to
give the appearance Of Satan as pictured
out IN Revelation.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-08-22
Revolutionary Anecdote.-A venerable

Revolutionary Anecdofe.-A venerable
American Judge relates the following reyo.
iulionaTy anecdote: "Ihe morning fol.
loving the battle of YORKTOWN, | had the
curiosity to attend the dressing otlhe woun.
ded and among others hose limbs were
50 much injured as to require ampu,atien,
was muslciah VINO had received muslte,
ball N has knee. As vas usual 10 such
cases, preparations were making 10 lash
MN do"a 10 the table, 10 prevent The posi-.
bhuy Of his moving. Say the sufferer,
p" Now Doctor What would YOU be at ~
Ny lad IN gong TO take off your leg !:
aud lis necessary you should be dashed
down. | SHAH consent to no such thing
gu may pluck my heart from nv bosom,
but you Il not conhne me. l. there a tid
die IN the tent Ii so bring 1t to me- A
violin was furnished aud after tuning il he
said, Now Doctor, begin; anu be coutIn
ued TO play until the operation, " hlch took
about forty minutes, was completed, with
out missing a single note or moving muscle
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-08-22

DESCRIPTION OF THE Person OF JESUS
CHRIsr-As ii was found in an ancient
manuscript, sent By PaJlius Lentuius,
President Of Judea, 10 the Senate of
! Rome.
There lives at this time in Judea, a man
OF singular character whose name is Jesus
Christ. The barbarians esteem him pro.
phet, but his followers adore him as the i'm.
mediate offspring Of the immortal God
tie IS endowed with such unparalleled vir.
tue as TO call back the dead from their
graves aud TO heal every kind Of disease
with word or touch. His person is ralI
and elegantly shaped his aspect amiabIe,
reverend. HIS hair flows IN those beauti.
iul shades which no united colors can match,
falling into graceful curls below his ears
agreeeby touching on his shoulders, and
parting 90 the crown of his head. like the
head dress Of the sect OF the Nazarttes.
fils forehead IS smooth and large, his cheek
without spot, save that Of lovely red his
nose aud mouth are formed with exquisite
symmetry: his head is thick and suitable
70 the hair OF bis head, reaching little be.
low his chin, aud parting in the middle
IKE fork; his eyes are bright, clear and
serene. lie rebukes with majesty. coun.
seis with mIlduess, and invites with The
most tender aud persuasive lanauage.-
lbs who'll address, whether ia word or deed. |
being elegant, grave, aud strlckly charac
teHsiIc OF SO exalted being No man
has ever seen him laugh; bus the whole |
world behold han weep frequently aud 50 /
persuasive are his tears that Il IS dilficul 7
20 Keep from JOINING IN sympathy with him.
tie IS very modes', temperate aud wise
IN short, whatever thus phenomenon NAV /
urn out 70 the end, he seems a, present a
mnn ior excellent beauty and divine per
sc'ions, every way SURPRISING the children
u men.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-08-22
Il. J. Hoiton, Proprietor and Publisher
TERMS.

Two DOLLARS, If paid in advance.
Two Dollars and Fifty Cents, il not paid within
three months.
Three Dollars, If no, paid until the end of the
year.
10 paper discontinued until all arrearages are
PAID except at the option Of the Editor.
w Advertisements inserted at One Dollar per
square 90 hHss or less, this sized type) for The
bfst insertion, and - cents for each continuance.
aouH advertisements and SheriA,s' Sales charged
% per cent higher: aud deduction Of 33l per
cent. will be made from the regular psieea. for adj
vertiscrs BY the year.
AGENTS
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Chas. W. Harris, Mill Grove, n. C.
X. w. Allison, Concord, NC.
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never shun grave. yard--the thought.
fol melancholy which it inspires is grateful
rather than dIsagreeabIe to met gives
the no pain to tread on the green roof Of
that dark mansion, whose chambers must
occupy SO soon-and | often wander from
choice TO place, where there is neither
solitude nor society-somethino human IS
there-but the folly, the hustle, the yanltics,
the pretenuons, the competitions, the pride
OF humanity are gone-men are there, but
their passions are hushed, aud their spirits
are sull-malevolence has iost It's power OF
harmnE-appeute is sated, ambition hes
low, aud lust is cold--anger has done "a.
wing, all disputes are ended, all reveIry IS
over, the fullest luminosity is deeply buried,
and the most dangerous sins are Satel, con.
fined by the 'hickIy.pIled clods of the valley
vice is dumb and powerless, and virtue ~
waiting IN silence for the trump Of the arch.
angel, auJ the voice OF God.-PiupomI
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-08-22

heep Noring -" have lived" said the
interchangeable Dr. Clarke. "to know that
the great secret of human happiness is this;
Never suffer your energies to s,agnate.-
The old adage Of "too many irons in the
FIRE" conveys an abomlnabIe flsehood.--
You caunot haye too many-poker, tonas.
and all. Keep them all geing :"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-08-22

A Dcf"ition.-We won't quarrel with
the following definition -" Gentlllty is
neither ~ birth, manner, or fashion but
IN innd' A high sense Of honor, deter.
mnatou never TO take a mean advantage
Of another, an adherence TO truth, dellcacy
and poIteness towards those with whom
you have dealings, are the essential and dis.
tlngulshing characteristics ola gentleman"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-16
The sunday school Cclebrntio,.

NEW TosK, July 10th 1890
Mn. BENsETT-Sir You have already given some
facts connected with the late celebration al ue
Sunday Schools, in your paper. Let me tell
you one fact. which you probably do not know
While the teachers aad scholars on the hiiI were
starving and suffering all the combined torments Of
hunger and thirst and want Of shelter from the sun
large party consisting Of ministers, Vice Presidents
members Of the Academy Of Sacred Music. par,ook
OF a most sumPtuous dinner prepared by the Com
mi'.ee on one OF the boats person who pre-
could afford; another said they Jared most luxuri-
ously. Now, Sir, wish you to inquire whether IL
IS right Tor Committee to feed or hundred per-
sons IN most extravagant manner and leave fifteen
or twenty thousand TO starve7 Another fact-the
Journal OF Commerce states that they had six PIGS,
Now, SIR, this IS not so; FOR were to be seen
and they had them they must have disappeared be-
fore the schools arrived on the ground. Another At
the meeting OF teachers held in the Bronme street
Church week before the Fourth IL was stated that
''round hearts would be distributed TO the scholars
on going down IN the morning. Now, Sir, none were
distributed, and excepting few hard crackers no
food OF any kind was TO be on the passage from
New York to Staten Island. The water on H.. boats
was so miserably poor that few could drink il; it
was as yellow as a margold; several persons VIII;
drank 81 II have been sick ever since IL is, fac.
that's :eh the want Of on the hall tina h.n
dreds gave six cents glass for it 1T the tom.
where tent had been erected by a perso Nv. ,old
cakes, NC. Before the Fourth, II was give, cut in
all the schools that there beautiful grove large
enough TO shade $4,000 persons. Judge then II our
disappointment, when we found Few miserable
pine and Juaper shrubs scattered thinly over the
hill as to leave no place sheltered from the sun In
fact poor the shade that an awning had 10 be
erected over the stage on which were the officers,
and yet stage the best shaded OF any part of
the ground. Thousands might be seen sittIr on the
ground painting for breath after climbing the hill.
their tongues reaching out Of their mouths and cry
ing for water. Please ask what became OF The II,
hogs that were roasted whole Yours
TEACHER OF ONE OF TuF Scuoors
VINO enjoyed the blessings OF the grand celebration
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-16

At Temple " H. on Thursday July IIth BY Rev. Leonard
Jewet hr VIM kinea Bookseller, Of this city, 70 Miss
Mary Edwards Of Temple
Toros,o on the s,h INST al the residence 81 VIM Hume
Blake kss by the Rev D. H. Blake Rector % Adelaide Johu
> Buchanan ESQ Of sirahroy Mills IN the London District
fourth sos of James Buchanan Esq Her Masy Consul in
h city, 70 Mabel Ann eldest daughter o. the late Dr. Robin
son, Dublin.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-16

no We hear it stated that Hamblin with his cha
racterlstic hberality, intends to give benefit to
Dinnefsrd, in consequence Of the misfortunes sus-
ained by the latter in the fire that destroyed the
Bowery. This is very good but where can he
catch him' Dinneford has disappeared of late from
his accustomed weeks of industry and enterprise
Has the devil got hold Of him?
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-16

NrBLos-"My Friend the Governor" which
with Burton's inimitable acting, kept a numerous
audience convulscd with laughter on Thursday eve-
ning, Is announced Tor repetition tonight and on
stitutes with the farce Of Pleasant Neighbor in
which this admirable comedian also appears attrac.
tion sufficient to ensure brilliant assemblage
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-16

GJ-Five hundred thousand persons have been con.
veyed on the Trenton Rail Road since its compI.tiou
and out Of that number two have been killed To
the family Of one Of these-Mr. steele-the corpora
tion will be obliged to pay abeut $4,000 The road
Is IN miserable condition, and the Grand Jury
ought to present instanter dangerous thorough
fare.