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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-08
= T-ss.2 a SOUTHERN DAILY MAIL LINE Tor
srs1rA1 Norfolk, Charleston, y e., Petersburg, ana
LlxL .l..aia - III Nj A.

- f-xs42 - SOUTHERN DAILY MAIL LINE Tor
Tx! Norfolk, Charleston, =. g.. Petersburg, and
S<EfsIEa-1e<~- Eichmond--The steamboats, ALABAMA,
KENTUCKY and JEWESs, all boats ofsPeed and acconmo
daton will running daily on the fret April between
Baltimore Norfolk and Portsmouth, leaving the lower END OF
Spears wharf every afternoon AT o'clock Immediately al
the arrival Of the from Philadelphia, and VIII arrive
Portsmouth time for the cars Tor whining
loa, thence steamboats, Charleston Returning WI e"e
Portsmouth every day after the arrive from the south ana
reach Baltimore morning time Tor the cars lot rha
Aelpha. -
fhes. boats run IN with the well known steam
packets Georgia Sosth Carolina which leave Norfolk
every Saturday for Charleston, giving travellers achoice hey
connection with the James River boats To refers
burg and Rchmoad Strangers informed fold travellers
know this the cheapest and most comfortable route or
southern travellers there changes IRON cars
boats and stages The dead Of night on the washington
route The company therefore hope the travelling part 81 ",
community will parone them in giving equal aciues ana
Passage and fare to Norfolk, 50. JOHN W. BROWN,
ooe.,s Agent.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-08

M SYLVESTER NEW REPORTER AND COUN
TERFEIr DETECTORi. to the Herald, the very best
ard useful publication extsn to The man q business
an excsest advertising sium, and the charges are rea
sonable. n published every Tuesday mornng,by shLnE
TER& CO.. loo Broadway 1eF'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-08

"a, LOOK At TtiIs.--N no Keep. the most spien-
~xr<~s@A dil Boot establishment in the city Ai~wer-
OLD BOSS RICHARDS CO., At 2io Canal street runnng
onabe and durable Boots shoes, aud from 70 TO 80
per cent $40 Canal street, sign Of the largest boot IN The
world j'a5 In
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-08

.rs5 gain. in Boots and shoes AT the new store OF the
subsc anal between Varck and Hudson street-rs
shoe Of Varck street Inc puoc are m
formed that there they find mammoth assortment o. ~
the different kinds coors and srcs Of ladies' ana
cldrens boots shoes and slippers Gen,emens French anu
American make of CATERS the low price OF s9S0 the p
and warranted and all the different Kinds 81 ~ and 2os boot.
Of the fashionable style aud all sres at NO. "a am ~
Canal street JAMES NluuiNo'
NIB No insulting and calling Of customers from the street
the door jels.im'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-08

GUNNER RETREAT.-The subscriber has taken the
- hosse formerly known the Bergen House. at Bul Ferry,
sx miles from this city, where he accommodate single
boader and families with rooms furnhed or unfunished
who would enjoy pare air and pleasant scenery,
embracing fine view u the city and Of the North River. this
situation affords peculiar inducements The steamboat Orange,
Scott plies from the foot Of Canal street four times adsy
Military companies aud boat clubs be well accommodated
with dinners, SC Charges moderate
ball il in readiness for coion and other parties,
and the steamboat will trip, for their accommoda
ton. Ie2V-2weod-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-08

StHUUI4EfS MN NIINfsNAL y NI~No'
MARSH'S HEATH HOUSE
NO. THIS establishment well known to tie public, has
opes the Of compan, since the 10th Of June
last II deemed only necessary TO say that the whole ca
bishncn been put in unusually good condition. aid
effort and will Re made the high reputation II
present possesses and make desirable place
Of summer resort than heretofore
iy4.Im. Z. MARSH, Proprietor.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-08

CEILING oFg!--sELLING oFF..-sELLING OFF,
- w. BISHOP is DESTROYS OF calling the attention Of the
aides h, and splendid assortment Of Tuscan and Straw
Hats and Paris Ribbons which he selling of full 20 per
thas the usual retail prices W. b. having sad ma
years experience the manufacturing straw goods and
thorough knowledge OF the market haers himself he VIII be
enabled Il maintain the above assertion viz sell as handsome
Tor S7.25 is usually sold for SO Nillners and all
dealers the above goods requested to call and examine
my stock preyiou. 10 purchasing elsewhere
w. BISHOP, Tuscan and Straw Hat Manufacturer,
;eslm. No 100 william 81. least oast.)
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-08

DYDERs NUR1HEK> AND SOUTHERN GEM
IL TLEMEN's FASHIONABLE BOOT AND SHOE
ESTABLISHMENTS, No. s Beekmsn street, New Yorh,
and No rs hatcher street New 0resns-Souheru gentlemen
visiting the city Of New York. respectfully informed that
they will find full assortment OF Opsra and Dress Boots I'M
ion saoes Escy and Dress Pumps and Caters q the same
sle aud quas furnished them No. 10 Natchss ST
New Orleans ard which Obtained the first premium At the late
Fair in that city
Gentlemen purchasing giving orders for 6ns Boots for the
Charleston, Mobile, New Orleans Matches, Nessbugh OF
any Of the southern south western cities invited to call
and examine sple add article light Dress Boots, made Of
French imported stock in the latest Partisan fashion, at NO
Beekmsn street, Clinton HALL New Yort opposite the Park
URIAH RYDER
~ b First Premium al the American Institute, New York.
Mechanics Institute,
m,4tf :. late fair stsNe~ Orleans
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-08

II MCKERBOCkER HALL. No. 10 Park Row.-Tfe subj
N .crber having opened the above house ON the EURO
PEAN FLA would ctfully inform their friends and The
public that they now ready them astyls
10 be surpassed by any similar house in this city. IN
house will always be furnished with convenience and all
the lssues unrivalled market There hundred
lodging rooms which airy newly furnished and perfect
order The Ordinary being the first floor spacious neat
convenient and well funished and the tables shall always be
supplied with all the variety the market affords, served By
experienced cooks.
The marked success which has attended establishments Of
this kind sufficient evidence Of tseir adoption to both business
and travellers.
Gentlemen visiting the city, viii find this most desirable and
central situation being nearly Broadway fronting the Paris
and In short the beauty and elegance 81 local aud
ranory objects Of attraction snd splendor with which New
York abounds. EDSALL JONES'
B-For the accommodated Of Travellers, this house will
he omen al all hosr. Of the night. al.6
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-08

ID HOUSTON, NJ. d., DENTIST, has returned from Char
lesion s. c. and resumed the practice Of his Profession
at residence No 30 Park Place, where he will be
nently located. jel32meod'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-08

MILITARY AND FIREMENs CAPs-MILITARl
s,d sho, nsy Cartridge Boxes Belts scsbbsrds and kns
.cL. All NJ, above articles, Wholesale and Retail at lerM
pr,ces-a.. franks vaises, Carpet bags Hat boses No
every th,ps IN his line Of business. -
80, s HENRY q GRATACAP,
500 Broadway, setween White and Wslksr streets.
NB Companies about forming, both Military and Fremes,
"a. w. furnished with Caps al the shortest netee ny issm
nrrNgp NICKLE, warranted Of FIRST quality, Cor sale'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-08

nANIEL SWEENEY, ii Ana street, returns his siacsss
~ thanks his friends Tor the liberal surporuh
uniformly rendered him h, rst opened his Rsieeor
and assure. then that IL VIII be his consar tndCsyOr a. inertia
continuance OF thsir appreciation His TASTE .awsJs furnishes
with the best the market affords and those who may honor hs
table with their presence depend upon being served with
cleanliness civity and promphtude D
ID GARD Athe Walton Mansion House No32s Pearl street,
ID Fransn Square, 1t 81 % per week-The location
trial. IL the pleasant resorts th
city Young doing besns. down town, gentlemen and
wives will find At the above place comfortable home
Rooms O let Al the above house without board.
Also splendid Hall for masonic, odd fellows and other
lodges referees committees m-sicsi parties &c eiim.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-08

NEW sfAGAZ1NE--Now ready. No of THE MONTH
IN LY CHRONICLE OF ORIGINAL LITERATURE
consisting Of Essay. Local Sketches Noveietes ale',
Facer Poetry and Critical Reviews Of books, the ORA
ma. the Fine Arts &c.
This magazine win receive the contributions Of many
OF distinguished writers Of the day aud will be exclu
svey devoted TO the interests Of American Literature Terms
four dollars per three dollars paid IN advance
single numbers three shlings each.
Published by r. Saunders 357 Broadway, facing Carlton
House. and b. obtained Also Of the several booksellers IN
and country Agents wasted Tor the above. iva OF
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-08
BRANDYWINE SPRINGS HOTEL.

DNH-NDI " INI. 81 NIASU5 no I EI1 !.
THIS establishment will be opened for the reception 81
j company n Monday the nth Of Jane.
The proprietor has engaged Mr. WIN. II. RUSSELL, for
merly Of Boston, steward, Mr. JAMES N. SEYMOUR, in
the Office and Mr. j. B. DOBNY, conductor Of the Balls
and Concerts. JAMES M. SANDERSON,
ie6 twistlsA Proprietor
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-23

Rniahd County Court, April ~ ls59
The States Auomty, Nr Foot, having announced 10
the Court the dcmise u Pmst,s sairn, ESQ q lns M
Der ofthr bar and The Court having ordered doutn
meat, lor the purpose o. enabling the Bar take such
order lhcrsupon a , they should deem proper
a meeting Of the Bar ofsaid Couu was then held,
at which. by request, bis Honor Chief Josce Williams
pfsHisd and the following resolutions were unauim.
ousy adopted.
Eesolrfd. That we have learned with deep all ,con,
the death ofour friend and associate Phineas Smith
ESQ, whoae professional eminenee and moral cxosl!on.
ees command our highest regard
Rsso'r,d, That We deeply sympa'hiEe with the wild
Of the deceased in the heavy affection which v isc
but nsorulahe Providence has laid upon her
Rosoiotd, That sympslhse with the afflicted
brothers Of the deceased who have come among us,
strangers from distant STATE 70 attend hu his las,
hours
Resoired, That the members oflhs Bar W 10 attend
The funeral of The deceased snd, that committee te op.
pointed 70 make The necessary arrangements for ha,
purpose.
And MeSsis CLARK, ormsbee and Briggs were sp.
pointed.
Resoieod, That copy Of The foregoing resolutions BE-
furnished to the widow aud brothers Of the deceased
by committee 10 BE- appointed for the puI7ose,-
And Messrs Foot, Rhiddge, aud Kellogg were lp.
pointed the committee.
On motion, Hesotred, That the proceedings Of The
meeting be published aud Ihi, the Court be requested
10 cause the TO be entered on the Docket Meet
ing dissolved c. X. WILLIAMS, Chairman.
+. w. HopKrss Seerehrg
Pursuant to The foregoing arrangements the funeral
soemnes Of our worthy deceased friend and fellow
citizen, attended Sunday afternoon last at the
Episcopal Church, where divine service was apptopri.
ntelv performed by the Rev Mr. Ilcks-ond the remains
subsequently deposited IN the tomb ia The village bury.
ing ground
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-23
obituary..

Died in this 'llEge. on the morning Of the 10Th
instant, PHINEnAs SMITH Jr., attorney and cuun.
sellor al law, uged 49, He was the second son
OF Phlnchas Smith Of Roxbury. Litchfeld comfy,
Conn. lio was educated at Yale College where
he graduated 10 1916, having acquired and main
tanned highly respectable standing in that inst-
tuition. Soon after he turned his attention to the
sldy Of the law, and having been admitted TO the
bar IN Connecticut, he, in 1910 removed 10 and
settled in Arlington, in this State He was at
this tine Thoroughly grounded in the elementary
principles at legal science but such was his ex-
teme diiiidence that his friends we're apprehensive
hat he would shrink from the discharge of the
nore "rduous and stern duties of the profession.
- his. noAever, they were happily disappointed.
Very number OF important causes were
'nohded 10 him, which brought him ia contact
wi very distinguished legal talent, and be proved
hrnsef fully equal to all the exigelcies of legal
dsqnsltlon. lie rose very rapidly in public esli-
rauun. aud his practice soon extended to this aud
9th adjoining counties With IA view to a more
central position. he removed few years since 10
his village aud his anilopations OF advantage
fron ths measure were abupdanuy reolized. At
''s dcoease lie ENJOY ed proclce extensive and
incentive as any other member of the profession
I IN vermont. Few men have trnd with more sue
cess han he did the intricate mazes of the law.
/ lie was admirably qualified To discharge the do
! lies OF the iornm in Industry be was unring ;
/ IN manners courteous; IN temper sabdued in feel
ings ardent IN reC,tude una tering: IN iudg me III
sagacloas and profound, and 10 learning must abun
dani, pOssetsing mind "thOroughly furnished ioi
every good work" within the sphere Of effort tc
which he consecraled his life. lie was devoted
husband, tender parent, dn,.tal son. an ailec
Tomato brother, and warm-LoaHcd friend. The
death Of such nan is TO The community severe
loss--to his family and ffiehds an irreparable mis-
| furtune Con-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-23
Review OF lie Now yo,k arnrkat.

rived aud the long boxed Tor news has been Of the
most cheering character The paaic course taken by
the British Government and Press hiss agIeeably sur.
pri ssd US. The advance ~ cotton has been beyond
what WAS looked for, and ~" hgain-ss "a American
stDchs has relieved the fears that rnerain.d -
The Intelligence has bod tue mast favorable fleet on
our market. Stocks have al gone up Money is more
ubunds mt Confidence restored and every thing
looks brighter Trade has within few days been
briskrr. The Canal viii be opened 10. morrow aud
things are improving The great crop of our country
cotton, is rapidly going forward, and Exchange Eng
land is more abundant This tends IN particular de.
gree 30 aid in money matters.
STocKs.-There has been gseat rise in Stocks this
week-some descriptions have gone up ten pr cent
This sudden change has been wing 10 the favorable
news received from Europe by the Western. Were II
moi for the pressure the money market Stocks would
be much higher than they
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-23

The arrival of the GIeat Western has created good
deal of sensation in Wall ST. and indeed in all the bus
parts Of the city Crowds appeared at the various
Bulletin Offices to learn the The announcement
that Cotton had advanced about I'D from the LIST 10
the 23d March and that the market was in very firm
state together with the pacific character OF the English
Press, caused great relief. The general impression
that the favorable, and Gale uaied to have
good effect here.
The Cotton holders withdrew their lots and would
sell al Saturday priers until they had time 10
look round. Capitalists and monIed men ielt much re-
lief. Stocks immediately went up from a half to per
cent and there were very extensive sales made. The
Banks show specializing spit, greater buoyan.
cy and more extensive operations than have wit
messed for long time The effect Of the will be
most beneficial particularly 20 cotton holders and cot
ton operations Cotton had begun 10 drag Exporters
and consumers held of with impression that holders
under such heavy acccptaUces, that they would be
forced into market and that fail would be submitted
to- There also difficulty experienced by holders
in obtaining advances OF raising money on Colon
That difficulty will now be removed the Use the
other side will give confidence TO capitalists to make ad
vanees, and will induce exporters and consumers 10
come into market and make their purchases, there
will be hope ofaDy fall here. The South, however
will reap the great advantage The great bulk Of the
crop ia this country wen that which has gone
forward is for Southern account The result there
fore will enable the South 10 pay their debt 10 The
Nofib--whch will be acceptable all
/ Money was in little better demand ia England
that u.s. bills were discounted al per cent There hoe
not been that PANE N American securities that hal
been sppreheBdcd. Unlsd States Bans had fallen 81
little ane ether securities were dull but the tall tina
Z was apprebendrd had moi been realized Tie sppun
Of American loaas had decided Influence on the poll
Les Of the day There is . strong sad powerful mon
led interest England opposed 20 aay hostile measures
: London paper states that ~ Holland, money ba
become scarcc, ant a. uiue as ~ per cent lulefes
Is paid for lDsns stocks, @c. The BsBk Of Amster
dan rsssd the tate Of discount 50 weeks ago, from
= 10 per reut, ana has now advanced Il 10 H.
From al this adds The London Journal may Teck
on upon Increased importation 81 SECURITIES from tie
quarter, which wall probably pad iaf by e1P0sa
iiro of god.
Ersry thing is bright, though transactions no
numerous. Flour remains just as lsst week. Corn
higher, tsies At 90 TIC b. Rye lofe The bsdeTs O
Cotton firm Ia their demanfs though there IL B0
60 fat, much boying Monsy Is more plenty. Jb
Banks discount more freely ~. i LyPTess.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-23

Rhode LinAd Election We take from The Daily Ad-
yerser the result Of the annual election Of Governor
Lieut. Governor, and membefs ofits Legislature IN r.
on "Wednesday last. In consequence OF the very IN.
favorable weather there wac snail vote and in
sequence Of division Of the Wing votes, there
choice made 81 Governor. Ar entire Wing Senate is
aadsubtediy elected, and large Wing majority IN the
House IL Is probable also, that the Wig candidate
for LEO, Governor Is elected IN he - towns, from
which the returns are received, Tie votes were, for
SpfagBe. 2439, Bstgess si3 and Bullock ESQ. More
than hAlf,hs VOTES given Tor Mt Burgess given in
ne city u Providence ct the sing eandidate had
sSriy Of votes in that city, aud the NsH Buren, csnd
date the lowest numSrT Of The thIee, Spagne Gas
Burgess as3, and Bullock 22 The VOTES lat year IN
tie ssvsa remaining towns four Of Which are in New.
peri county, ia ksnt and one "a Nashin gon,
Tor syfsgae Sos, and fraBeis 81 h TinsS.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-23

7As L.,s .f.Y YOsk Clty Election The resul, Of this
.lr,tion which appears TO give much Joy OPP
ponents readers will readily account, for being
referred TO the manner in which It was carried on, in
an article our second ?sge, copied hom New York
paper, II triumph under such disgrs,efu crcun.
stances IA any Satisfaction to opponents they are
welcome to IT, IL exhibits 20 view of those de-
srsdng Illustrations o: "the party tactics Of the pres
en-, tines, that there is much more honor in being
beaten than to beat AHd If mistake no, our oppo-
,eni. wi hnd ih.a triumph under such Circumstances
Sill be short.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-23
INDIAN puRGATIvE PILLS,
VI t"it6ed' htuttIht ~ Mf NORM IN
can (oifegs Of fIeglfL

College u Heoih
This assertion may startle the reader and appear TO
HIM absurd and ridiculous YET novottholosst il TRUE
Nha, Is disease When properly considered it is ouly
an EFFORT OF NATURE 10 expel from the body some Of
fcudng Ne arc 50 constituted that there /.
constant tendency N mature 10 expol throw of what
ever is injurious 10 health. This done by urine stool
sweat egpccuratOn, vomit, &c. These arc the sewers
OF the body through which al the useless and docayed
matter carried off, aud 80 long they kept OPEN
SO long Will the body continue IN health. Rut when
from eating improper food. or other cause the bowels
become cosve, sudden TRADITION from heat 10 cold
the pores Of the skin become closed or any of the hor
drains become obsructed evil consequence sure To
follow. The foul matter which should escape by these
outlets instead OF passing Of nuture intended is re-
tanned IN the body and other purfes IN the stomach or
taken up by the absorPent vessels and added 10 tho
circulation, Tins impure matter floating about the ,y,.
ten IN the blood d daeqse in he latent FORM IL some.
umes appears harmless Tor while, but nature always
on TIC alert soon discovers the ptruders and Immediate
~ Commences struggle .or their expulsion II will DO
observed that ~ Older to accomplish this undertaking
she always directs her oiinr JOTTE OPENLVl, or
THE N.iJCHt3L DR.3I.NS or TUE RODY The
blood quckeneu IA IT, crculnon--it rushos with VIC
leuCc through the system and breaks through all oppo
tiuon. This increased acon, or commoliou, IS called
fever. Nature always cxors hersclf in proportion to
lie amount OF labor she is compelled to perform there
fore IN proportion AS the body or less londed
with Corrupted humOrs, 50 wall the commoan be more
/ or less yiultntf nature be totally NEGLECTED or
oouHrIRAcTID Ia hcr etfofL 10 renoye Offending mat
Ter, (dtoase) = not wonderful ihat undor such
'uWsi"uces lhe pudy shou!d SINK under the coniCt.
.4SSiSILHG .f.iILRE should be our enIEr study,
and ior the Paiposo 40 aEpicIaE VIII NIX FOUND 80
EFFECTUAL az tho
LhDL3.f PJRG.4TyFE Pills,
IS their ELECTS o@itad 10 EVERY osE u tho natural
drains Whiisi unltg he iuaroure he L9dy t BE- Lepf
IN a gcaH tH .9erfaal preparation The blood y ii
throw OF The grnsser particles Of its impuFy into tho
bowels from winch II viii be expelled IS purgEtivo
q1aliyoi ite PILLS. Aud undgT EyEeY cireum snos,
II properly pcrseyefed with q IL Pnfs sLE Lat that
EVERY DISEASE .uUSTYlELD u lher POWERFUL
isFLUEHcE.
Pace - cents per box, with iuli. directions.
W All communication Or CpriestI oos 81 Agencies,
aust be addressed thus-'N. j.. CISCO, n. A. oiezs
Of Health, iQ8 lfcm1it street. Boston. a8sss.h
I0s TREMOET bTREET.
For iu~hor proofs Of the ggirqey q tie LNDL4.T
TEGEI.lBLE Pills, nal ~ Fl Arcni, or no
sane, see hiyo.i-eueut tic oul fle ~ tlts Hsr
WILLIAM LAY. AGENT lor Kalanl Coun,y