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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-30
POLITICAL.
WON v.

Child 9th erring hearts desire,
To man in blissiul Eden given,
When Won hrigh, orbs Of mystic FIRE
First h, mn ia the cireling houis OF Heaven,
o.. had'sl thou mock'd the tempter's powers,
The .lie. had been beneath thy bowers,
Ard mans immortal sire,
Ofthee and Paradise possessed,
Had been beyond the angels blessd
Bat this was no, ordain'd to be-.
Child Of the soft and suffering msn
And keculy has the stern decree
Been felt through ages larssd between.
High-.ified man thy frsspass shared,
And death with tins bleak wol ii preferred
To Eden's bowers unhlesi by thee.
Then waved the sword Ger Eden's gate,
And Paradise was jesolatei
Frail, euing child, ei birth divine
Weak. wandering. yet beloved OF Heaven,
Repentaui, low, at meres's shrine
Thou hesrdsi and arl forgiven.
o, who with darkon'd mind shall trace
To thee the ruin OF his raer,
Nor own that faith is thin-.
Which, still omnipoisnt 10 sa,e.
Survives and iriumphs o'sf tie grave
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For Public consideration.

For Public considerations.
instance has prevalent infaiuaton been productive
Of more depiorae consequences an the blind eonees-
sion that The tnenhes OF the medical profession aone are
competent admnisterrepe les for The eounenanee
winch gwen 10 tbs pfeIoefouH prefeuson Of interett
I'd class 81 the most prolific OF disease sler-
ing aud ear dsu. How nuns thousands Of persons there
ar at i's inohehl sun hdefhg 'heh eonstaths 10 Inc
nsdons unas III Utmost every variety OF human maladY
their reluctance to the expense oconsultng Ph,-
seih aHa 9ih ihe' s19 pi Ju.e against TIE hst F's
medicines, unless sanctioned 10y the ste authority Of
endedly leafed prescription! iiiey could fapre-
scnpon m plum hnssh they would had val mao.hY
fcasrs thni ad I'd nothing in the world but lite rhn-
barb, Itsp noes, mixed with and wais
r"r and lime raare Ike tn Is rcncraly gairaeions
But the raggi=t keep the prescription md when the pa
tent gcit a2an he has ag"ln 10 eohsI the ply Ian N
stead opocnrne for hun elf al traction OF the ofs
nal expense The weaderul rgmed, Which hod relieved hun
coun, safat dsee 10 wo, IL iasdlaua way into tf
ten, HE relief the, d,Ive lroi medical aid
expensive tanspfA ana am n Of access aud thus = ek
cmpi The memorbo confession OF an emncut PLY ~ehn
that Preserpionsint Roman language hnye indirectly
killed more people than all the RomHn nnnies.'
moiens eoni'o nded That viii cleanse tn alinen-
iry canal al all lis ieruIeut accumulation. and ncnnianee
ave " AMI h'is"rII ueih 10 MI tHt Nl-',ii UNI con-
tribute their aeeney To the digestive functions nnd hy promo
ting the nsen ic Precipitation. rcase the whole sfsem Of
ihrlc ana laialnmRH} symptoms aazl necessarily prove
great blessing 10 nnnkind nenffed at rcc which places
It within the reaeh niu classes. lit L7s sale
i cannot hl 10 waft more cur aud TODD tar more senrfn
good than ali the MIXERS ot the nedicui prot ssons
bncl possibly accomplish tin the comparatively
row limits Of Their private paeef such medicine The
,aona:'s fife Pills and pncmix Filters.
The cItacy Of which ~ established trone hout th, ned
states nnl voluntarily certified by thousands OF individuals
whom ttHv have I'd and Cured II hD
crescd denonnccf popular nrdrues aiirnp To include
these IN then ulscrt mate uprrubl41n. Fucs beat ten
rr-. and stubborn tmn teildccs Could tie
most cn,in.t aud .,,cf s.lll mn, ei,, ,olcr
mnnv tssmonmls OF rHa all cues, aud Of 50 extensive
an all 'ationn suffering un almost endless yaet, Of
nan dsfa, a. h.He h.n spont1neon. pIre nrd to the
proprietor al The LsE'. PILLS and E't2ESEN EaT-
TEES during tie Int ,tafsa lie believes hot aud
wond h happ' iopni iheqnrsntenio the test.
FIRM
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ffIt 'NuUIIt3H Is3it3II 2 VT
PATTN,s HtEToIsT.

FOUNDED OF TACT.
"Ah, know you not" said Mariha's beau,
Whom -he that morn had sen, a-packns
The deem tina, in the realms below
Awaits lone ladies husband. lacking
Dismal FOR ave, the hapless mad.
Lead apes. through rluto's sioamy shade. =
! know" quoth Pat With seomful or,
Nor does the doom AWAKE nv frst,
I'd rather. fnr lead monkeys there.
Than let moaAcy lead me hrfs"
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E' b. Es = e. III e. e.

NEE HAVE Just received hy Sngo. the follow
w lna very handsome FANCY GOODS:
Rich black Gro de Paris and Alartnn.i Iu>lrnr
Plain blu. white aud io~r cold. Gro de Maps,
Cambria Edsn 5 aud lnsrrlines,
Swiss Muslin. 10. Sone very me
Linen Cambfe llapdkrrrsirfS
Back silk tett Minus and Gluvrs
Grntlru,en's II. erin lck II. s. do
Wnrhestel.s lraullol summer Stocks. g.. Nc.
10 winch Ne fnyae the a,nnuna uf lhu-c l. va, of
such ARTICLES. HUNT x MARTINI
Nav %
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NEI. sE'ssANt; AND SUMMER
fs @ d I'd -
ASSDEs 3f7ESE' COMPLETE.
Quar- stock Of spring ~ summer
a. - 81 Ed -


4 S now July 10 hand, aud is Offered to the public
n rs the cheapest and most desilabe we have
benre exhibited
As our Goods were selected and purchased with
great care, " WHEREVER and IN WHATEVi
WAY ihey could tie bought To the best advanta.
(whcther PRIVATELY. at Auction, or OF lrt
lnarorteFs and u manufacturers
themselves We later ourselves shall be able 10
olrr an assortment aS general aud as well suited
both to the tastes well as the pulses ofour friends
a. any other thrs in noihet.
oar Stock Is very large, and consists in pait efths
fnlo"In.
Black, blue black and colored IL IL $, plain
and fad,
CHALLEYS. great variety.
MOUSLlN DE LANES al 2s. 81. per yard
Printed Caimbricks, sawns and Mus
tiDs, itOtn Is. Cd.
to the facsr.
taIco"s,a -reat variety, very cheap,
Gingh'uiS. euiile case ~ Is. per ,ard.
% bales Cotton Cloth. from Cd. 10 Is per yard
Bleachrd do fiom Cd. To Is. Cd, per yard,
, entire bales German Bnrlaps, bought Of the I'M
porter, and al very low prices.
Cote II Ozuabnrgs. a large ioi al 3D.
PLAID and striped Domestics. for servants dresses
Ladies Shoes, from s.. 10 the best Kid, al IS Cd.
Mems. Boys aud Misses do do.
Benchrd aud brown Lnen DrlIlines,
S"mmer Cloths, EImneis, Crepe Lasting ""H
Cln'bles, G.nnbroons, Italian Cloths. Geo. Nan
keen, brown Leeus aud Cassimcres, OF every guar
ny and description.
fw" prices Napoleon Cloth, very superior article
for gentlemen's Summer Coats
Blue, black and Invisible green Cloth entirely new
and unusually low.
Vcs,ings, splendid assortment.
Leghotn Hats for gentlemen.
60 doz. Palm LAT % 81.
| case Florence Brand Bonncs, very fine.
! do Nuns do style.
BESIDES great variety OF Fancy Articles, such ~
nloves, Hosiery, Srars, Fancy landkerchit''' &C
&C. all OF which viii he sold cheap. tor CASH
BURTON & ROBES.
Farmers GsaN Planters
Wishing 10 buy NEGROES CLOTH1N''
are p'riculary invited 10 call aud examine orr S,'o
before purchasing. b. a II.
April Is Is
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I 90 NCgrcs gS ass9csl.

] WISH TO purchase TOO LlkELY NEGROES
l. OF both seNes, fro.n 10 to % yea,s ,f ace pr,.
sons having such properly for sale. will do well to
eau on me- Us an willing TO give the highest Cash
Pi'ct gwen aay where III the Saie. N. HART
My l3 :,
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Hss \ sa &: e. r Id - PR Is


The New YoI, .s..as,,s. ,,PtNDREili'S PILLS have
Geenns'd amoas nly Of oar friends an m our own tam
We have ed t!rn nearly four years when We required he
cmc in that period 10, Tor save l Brndr2ih has cross
ed tresod uud medicine besides the Doc tors Fills
u d. Oar bafIs, keep your bowels and blood pure,
and every KIND Of disease viii b. prevented or cured The
BrnIIc P emnely cucnuted to do this, and there
bt much lessen the sum OF human misery.
lhe New Yot, yrnin. STAR -ays Branlr2hs Pills ara
m dicne winch ter intense worth viii aw secure
for them rae aud ready sue.-iheY hnve deserved,
l reputation; aud as a family anil anti bilious remedy il
would be drnh equal them among all the patent medi-
cn5s OF le present day.
W The New YORK Commercial says: they remove all
morbid hu aors aud purify the blood.
~ lhe YORK Transcript says of Brandrch's Pills ::
-on, OF our carriers some time since notice that he
not able 10 attend 10 the ducs al his situation, quenee
q" violent Pals N hlshn and sd, We recommended him
not 10 despair bnt those Pills. lie did aud they
We know lac min - good. We speak from experience
- cents per box with directions
Beware Ct count sfl,Its
DRUGGISTS NEVER made AGENTS.
E1c4 OF Dr. 8nnlrehs Agents have cagrared ceyfif-
cate dltd within the Twelve months preceding. Thes.
certificates are renewed REGULARLY therefore hen or twelve
months lhy no longer guarantee the genuncuess
KEMEMnER DRuGGIsrs ARE NEVER MADE AGENTS.
Mr.. EDWARD ECiIOLS Is tie only author
,zed agent m L,nchhurg Va, or the sale oil Dr.
BRANDRE fli'S PILLS.
Hm W. Barwell Co, Agent 70. Liberty, Bedford Co.
j. Waugh, do Gratsau G. H.
Jno Carroll, do do Co.
ID. W Smith, do palerk C. II
j. W. i'omlsut< Co. do Henry {. II.
Jabc2 Smith, do Pits, l,ani, CO
4. u. Honott, do Ia e r.
Booth d DAVIS, do FmnkIinCr unnso
az Az, ct 'le allow Agents by calling ON Mr. EDWARD
l., Aeff Tor ,nrh,ure and pawn. him Tor the n.
supply OF I> 10 be paid Tor when sold or returned when
called for They aso their Certificate OF Arcney re-
ne"ed DIX. BRANDKErii'S PRINCIPAL Ofiec
2il Broadway, New York
IA ilmorc Office, - South Charles Street
for BENIN. BRANDRErII. NJ. ID.
Anil o5 Brunch 0r1en, Travelling gent.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-30
y de'a'aGE,.

fE'liE SUBSCRIBER takes this method Of in
II lutmlns the public thai he has comm, 'nced the
Plough Making Business
At the Shop. III the vrtlnry oi Nj. {. P"es Tan
yard, where lie intends kerling an assortment
OF all sizes and patterns OF llonghS in use IN tbs
section OF county, lac Il tiers hnsrf that lac willie
able In give general satisfaction those ho may feel
disposed 10 Faironrsr him. HasIug purchased Nj
+. e. Lanhiad's slo' X luth plougnuahto : business
1ni employed IA competent Workman 10 do tie wood
"orh, and his amh exp renee III the SMILING bnsi
ness. viii "uable Mm 10 warrant all his work pei
i"r,n we'll. lie thereloie sohclfs share oi pa6lr
Pdtoul =. DAVID l.. REESE.
Max Is La
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fGpposiie The Farmers BaHkJ
JOHN 4. SIA "a Il hk d.
TIAkES THIS OPPORI UNITY "i INFORM.
4 ing hs friend. aud the public generally that
he is receiving his Spring supply comprising
large aud General assortment of
e. % % Ee s.,
selected by himself, with great care IN the Neth,f
CltirS, on thu most ACCOMMODATING terms hafin4
made arrangements at the North Tor procuring nj.
most al TIE materials used IN his line ol business
from The manufacturers themselves. he will be eha
bed 10 dispose OF ms work, II rnsslble, on more
accommodating terms ih'a heretofore. tie pledges
ninseI tIla every atIclr IN unlacnredhv hIm shall
be OF the very best materials IN USE and pni up by
the IN 'st cafei..i and sklul work under his
own supoiiutsniauee.
lie refnfns ms thanks 10 his friends aud The pub
Irc generally. for the very LIBERAL encouragement re-
ervcI al iheir hands r several years past, aud re-
~pcctfIly sollriis continuance OF IT, al any rate
call always before pa chasing. niiternc himself that
rom his long experience. assidnons atirnian and
the low prices and superior quality OF his Goods, he
.slII moi i 10 render satisfaction.
HIS srotK ol frady made work, is large and con
sisis in p1rt is follows
Gen'ln,cn's and ladies' rn''n, spring Saddles,
Racers aud Wag ouers' do
S,ddle B1gs. Crrpct Bags and Velices, Of all
'izes aud qaarrs,
Medical Saddle Bags, on a new and most fopu-
lar plan.
a large supply of travelling TRUNKS, all SIZES
and qraes
All KIND. Of Brides aud Mar,ingaes 10th Of his
own aud Eosl sh manufacture,
Cpach G5c, Jersey. Wagon, Cart and Dray
Harness, of every dr,ctntIae,
4 lngc supply al HORSE COLLARS, both OF
his aud Northern manulatnie.
A superior assortment al Coach, Horse. and Wa
gon Whips, and Sulhy aud Riding S"itthes, &c.
e.. Nc
H.. ,ock of II ,rlwarr comprises almost every ar
{ -
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fE'SE dcicDrairsl 32scN Horse. CARO-
d EFa1AS. BY ora 81 An,hy, viii n,aI., his
l"x season, Il my stable III this place. rediarec.
Performances aud other particulars. in due season.
MELVILLE TALBOT.
Dee. l.. WIS
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The above Medicine is for sale hv
y. K. LYMAN. AGENT
The Lii Medicines also be had Of tn r,lo ipal lrr
clsts in hrouehout tn nit rat,e nnd the
Conada'. Asxfor NoTr's Life PHI aud Ph nix ntns: nnl
be- sure that fac snr of john Mots is upon the
label Of earh hottie Of bitter, OF hoN of pills.
Au'l II no
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May >
Patent zee EEeFreS.

Patent zee EseEreS.
EuST RECEIVED, a NEW SUPPLY OF
c Freeman's Patent Axc szeEVcs,a good Ar,
ucle for tie sason
Also.
IN store lew boxes ORANGES and LEMONS
IN good order, all Of tehjch ,cH be sod M Tor cash
by CHARLES phelps
May9 "a
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= QEC;2.asc :eIat. UEl9y GI.C Fsne1Y.

o. Eca..sc :Eat. E.UEify tie haeiy.
NE aPPi' io ot t rnneip' ii fufgatlon beu2 al
IL Nd Ia b. ons vi Ia ercu / u1IiN N lf md
prevention OF ia~n It is oil tie greatest consequence
10 ascertain hat medicine capable OF producing
the deS'd rsrt IN ia' ea, It, and ii the time the
most Ell CtHli Ilanaar
II has now 80 l3astr 10 atud with the blind preudees
"i IN -r'azt afioa ui the pIb II l. nlF with lose lew
vino >u Rfs stsfunrd to he lled according rgle,
hNH the peorl Hold who would have hing to rel
over ia M hut, taai To the circulation oGur~ smes-
thanks 90 the general diffusion OF know ledge which enabled
nineteen N enetbs OF THE PEOPLE to read aod 10 judge
TOR ia ' Yesnow W NO pd. r believe swallow inr that
deadly mineral hERcuti processing Ia eurabu unl sally
leaving n IN Il VIZ con .Itun al, IL
We unscr believe IN Ia, absurd notion that Innamma
tons OF any n can he cured y austria Iic0i X
BLOOD IT. nov " ia IND 'r,tn3i Int Inflammation
wise ordnance Ut Mature .i-uat that sic requires The
-- E"coi pit-athe medicine her nt oppressive
hirh winch sa' proves by ID, hish tfcr and the
pnSr's wanted 10 b. removed. In other words, the body
calls for a vegetable cleansing.
BRA idrc!is'- -; able dnisc3si E'iils require
sNil IN uhr administration The puntad direction only has
to IT, Observed and III y de-cn12 the just proportion OF the
dose, To the magnitude ri the liseas, TO be cur'd.
Let all persons tcai Hr f0J-ia opinion al gcneen rio
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-30

Farmers GsaN Planters
Wishing 10 buy NEGROES CLOTH1N"'
are particularly invited TO call aud examine orr St"cA
before purchasing. b. q II.
. April ) Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-30

THAMES THIS OPPORTUNITY Of inform
4 ine lns friends aud the public generally, thai
he is now receiving his Spring supply, comprising
and If
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-03

soTREr MUsIcALE.-A very brilliant and recherche
musical party given last evening by the lady
of distinguished Wall street 6nancier, at her spen-
did residence in Stuyvesant Place. None appeared
more beautiful than the two sweet daughters Of the
hostess. A full description will be given tomorrow.
Ariel was there. Several amateurs in music were
present. II was very splendid, bnt hardly equal to
Mrs. Attrce's.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-03

90 The Rev. Colonel Stone is very busy shew-
ing up the ignorance Of DR. Spring in biblical learn.
ing, the invention Of the alphabetthe first efforts Of
Adam--and the letter writing Of Eve. Of course
Doctor Spring must give il up. Col. Stone speaks
from higher source than either learning divine
inspration-he talks from ciaicoyonoe, and the in
SEPARATION Of the beautiful Miss Bracket.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-03

"Then it stands in a wrong name, my name was inl
your book yesterday saw it there-I rent of your
clerk and pay $50 year, and my name is there now
II you hav'nt rubbed it out. But whether you have
or no mean to vote. always have voted and al
ways will''
Be'rten.-sl presume there is some mistake l ex-
pect we had better take Mr.. Dngee's vote"
IL was taken, and Mr.. ID. turned away exclaimng
think you had better, or I'd hold you responsible
never was challenged before, and now to old
drone, whom wouldn't 90 the sill Of the door to
hear preach, sitthere and challenge my vote its most
shameful thing. The Sunday Schools going to rum
the church going to decay and am afraid we shall
all of US 50 to the devil" BY this time the polls
were closed and il evident that from their pecu.
liar mode of arranging matters the old school had
majority On hearing his name, His Satanic Ma
Jcsty imagined he detected and he made for the
door; just as he reached the inner door, Col Webb
entered (but not to vote, he is neither pew ow
ner nor pavtaker Of the Holy SacramenD; as soon
as he saw who was present he disappeared quicker
than he came, and twice walked the length Of
Broadway to compose himself The devil as he passed
out just before cast his eyes up to the roof Of the
building with apparent satisfaction, and went his
way whistling
Z" The Campbell' comm och no och no !"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-03

t5- The Court Of Enquiry on Commodore Elliott
is composed Of Commodore Stewart, as President
and Commodores Biddlc and Patterson, as members
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-03

Dt- PRorEssoR CosBE is preparing to deliver
another Of lectures phrenoIogy at the Stuy
vesant Institute lie is perfectly right to deliver
long As they will listen and pay. We all live by
humbug-professors and editors. "'Tis our vocs-
tiou Hail.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-03

10 There was a rumor in Roches
last that Governor Arthur and the Attorney =. s.
were making preparations TO 60 to England in he
course Of a month
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-03

90. At Natchez, (Mi.) citizen has been arrest
ed and fined 800 by the Board Of sclcctmen for using
abusive language in his own house TO u member u
the Board.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-03

GO The steamboat othello has been run down o
tho Ohio by the steamboat Peru, and the lives {
many passengers lost.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-03

90 Capt. Cook, who keeps tn, sht s
northwest passage, near Key wet
80 ships, brig, schooners and sisau.la#
through thu incl between the l5ih
LIST Jar essels drawing IL .cri
III sassage into the hartor ~ N
with aid sf pilot, and save al.
dred .ies in distance between this
ports, besides avoiding the risk Of eop,. S
Tortugas Islands
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-03

Co. Thirty cargocs Of merchandise left New Or
leans for Vera Cruz, all in time to be discharged
by the end Of March.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-03

FRoS MAISr.-It is now conceded that Maine has
gained all the honor and glory that has been afIoat
during the late commotion there, and New Bruins
wick has gained all the substantial benefits. IL il
said in Augusta that the Executive has received init
nation from Washington that Maine must submit 10,
conventional line, and that it is only upon these
conditions that the general government will sustain
her. The troops from the frontier have not vet
reached Augusta, and there were still on the 2sh Of
March about 1900 men under arms on the Aroos-
took.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-03

o. The wings Of the Louisiana Legislature have
appointed their delegates TO the National Conven
ton, aud selected Mr. Clay as their candidate.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-03

| Or The wing members Of the Legislature Of
Kentucky have appointed state Convention to be
held on the 9Th Monday Of August, for the nonina-
| ton of President and Vice President
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-03

Seals ~ REwARDs ron cRIsEs.-We perceive
that Gov. Seward has offered reward Of 600 for
thc discovery Of the border fre-f.isers II strikes
ms small sum for large crime, but still il is
in keeping with fsImer rewards, ms the following
scale, established by our common council will
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-03

0z- The fifteen gallon law went into operation in
Massachusetts on Monday last.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-03

0ry- Connecticut has gone for the Wings. Mr..
Van Buren, don't cry-your Undertook cabbage
garden 10 vet safe.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-03

0,- Land to the amount Of $780, 900 has been sold
in Wisconsin to actual settlers.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-03

DC General Scott dined with Daniel Webster Of
Sunday, and held talk about the presidency.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-03

| o. Anthony Benjamin is his trial in Provi-
dence for the murder Of James Gibbs.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-03

o. Tbe Boston papers have dit that Cover
nor Everett ~ r. y pecal minister Not yet.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-03

FROM NEW BRuSswfcK.-Thc Legislature Of
New Brunswick was prorogued the ed nit. Be-
fore they adjourned they agreed to address TO the
Queen, IN which they invite her special attention
North Eastern Boundary Of the United States y
which they represent as involving the future union
welfare and prosperity Of her Maesty's North Amer
icas possessions.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-03

From FLoRrpA.-No more murders TO tell Of to-
day. A letter from Fort Heenann, March 22nd,
says: ~
eight companies Of the 18th Artillery are to be 70
lcved and proceed TO Fort Columbus Is soon ~ the
18th Infantry arrives to succeed therv Capt Browno
al Smyrn and Capt. Washingtca's al 81 Augustine
have not been designated for relief. by the middle
of April, think many Of the 1th Artillery will
remain in the nation. The 7th Infantry are daily ex-
pected at Tampa, and Gen. Taylor will probably ar
rive here this evening"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-03

o. What stale trash the Wall street papers pub
Ash and call II late foreign newsl Some Of il We
published week ago.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-03

o. General jackson has recovered so, FAR as I,
be able 10 ride out
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-03

Yesterday was a high day and holiday with the
devil; and is always the when he has nothing to
do down below he opens the matches Of his smithy,
ascends to terra f,ina, and pays the city of New
York visit as early any of the 'speep-o-day
boys" Sometimes, Indeed, he arrives over night,
and sleeps in the city; but that is but seldom Yes
terday morning he arrived in Broadway, little be-
fore noon, in cloud of dust, and made the best of
has way to Trinity Church. Seeing his Satanic Ma
lesy enter the building, suspected some fun was
afoat, and following his llusrious footsteps, found
our expectations realised
just within the main porch, the scene rescmbled
the porch of the second Ward Hotel the day of an
election for charter officers. Two or three men
stood there with their hands full Of tickets bearing
the names Of the candidates for church officers put
forth respectively by the two factions that at pre-
sent striving for the ascendency in Trinity Church,
which includes the control Of the immense revenues
belonging to that corporation, The following are the