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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-07

HlCifMOND. SATURDAY, DIX .!Nni:R !.
Caurus oil the Republican t!cmiicTs.


Ih" adjourned meeting .: t:"r Rr.jbcan urinbt =
Of iL, tio.,fnl Assembly t7o. place n Tho Senate
Chamber Tuur.d.. n,ui,t-Mr. Smith Of ls.c al
WIGHT IN .hr Cinir-&nd Nir Bnt.in =" the SENATE
WAS requested t. &c; ~ Secretary W. har" no con-
cculnlnnt- 10 make. W. could haze wished every
Whi.y or Conservative. in III" Commonwealth coui
have been present. 60 witness thu Proceedings at IIJ'
:odv--Nc have never seen Il finer gp:ri--!rard u"-
BIZ. an! iaor, f.r!.~ ap3ra.s--n: Witnessed NOR,
enthusiastic Il, ;rrnIt,at:o. :, ;ji, i States hg
principles olihc Gld ,.a;ni,n. Seventeen .r!.,rs al
the >'rmu;" afnc@r1. 2of them b: fr"NE-and u; fl"n
b.rs r t!r House Of DELEGATES :! Il. proxy Two 81
H.. E.,uh, Senator's wrr,. not pr, sent and i Dele
oates mos. 81 whom have MT arrived Tin who'll"
Republicans: force, winch Viii 80 against MIR. Ryns, s.
now asccrlainrd 10 te Fl.
The members present an Tigrsii0y night exhibited The
finest proofs of IL" spirit ~ union, cancellations and
I.arnony-cycry thing for III" ca"sc, "oth" for mon!
The roll first called 20 ascertain ":1 we're pres ii
hnd then i Was called second t". ~ determine III"
para!itic. -: tic members ur rcig Senatorial caui.
dates w cnr Was voted inr, ,xc"p! Jndu" I4i
Mason and James Mcdowell. E$.i Of nreh,rii,r.
The rcsu: was. thai l;r ,asot; 4.! .,aosy d vot,~
in both Houses. - this result. tie, circumstance e.:
his having been former occasion Al! rallied
upon materially contributed, The following ry.3iu-
ton was then adopted
Rcsor,d That John y Mason, r,sI. D" recommend.
ed - The individual 10 j., supported ~ the ID, !noc!ac
marty al t,. ,.osI:trr "a th,,t c.!.ui!r IN the al
,ro. ch:,, Snnatorjal I.Irriin1
.rb; r,.so,niio, ,,;,. o,,,,rd l on, senator u:,iy
who declared his orpcsi,;nn 10 Jude Mason
il. was 10 discussion Of the qualifications of the
card!a,cs-no Observation-Disclosures were sc%eral short
and thrilling speeches IN favor oi harmonious. nn;on
and 81 the Republican, cat;Sc The remarks of nr,srs
Scott Of The senate, Sriti of CGpcjs"T, ErHab" "i
Prince Edward Gho.nrsou G: Kaaawlla, and others.
called forth the warnirst Applause. short crct %!
= letter was read fra.n l!r Sic Do~c declaring that .t
the secretion fall upon whom il may h. should ~ sails
fed with the decision ;~i,;c wo!d rebound 10 the hc.
,,ti III,
burst of applause
\ resolution then Submitted T.. NJ SINH! az
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-07

&c y,u. 1er-.,.. certified in all the forms of the
laws of that State, and other form OF c"'tiic' wa"
LEGAL 81 valid. They came there with The cer'c'', :"
The Governor Of New Jersey under The broad s'ai :"
il Stnra seal The .ad:t. "r H:ltch va" never in'S
TONED until III, present, This E"-iimorc" sc&' we
Older .iiai the Constitution Of III" h'fcG '-iat'''
vas aGoird when her sill was Tn!"n ~ "rc'Gi i'
vhcu t,c Hood ii .',rS'tn,cn WAS po'rcc "u' Is "
49, ,t,.p Lcr VILLAGES wcrr given to the flames, an:
her fields devastated; then had She adopted ms sea"
and imprinted on il the cii'!cmS "i the iFtl'lu'.>
at her soil and the devotion 81 her SONS 70 III" p!Ii'
,,r, nf liberty And never till the present time ii:
lie sarry and validity Of tIa; seal been questioned
Another remark; of iiic gentleman i,nm OHIO was, tl
the Clerk was permitted I" gave hts reasons Tor 'ic
course b. had pursued lie appealed 10 = 'i"'hIn an
around # had yesterday requested thai the 'ifh
should liz. heard In justice to that gentleman, ana u
his colleagues he requested tina; the reasons OF the
Clerk should be- heard Hut the gentleman iroiE ohin
had said this contest between the Governor ana
tl. peup. of New Jersey. Sir the Governor OF New
Jersey The organ OF the people 81 N"w Jersey ms
conduct has hrn submitted IL th"ir scrutiny, ana All
thu. powers Of The earth have been called INTO request
ton 10 lurl ha from his station; yet he - siil! Their
organ Efforts have been :ad" 10 hiac""n ms cn1rac
Ter with numv bu: he was much mistaken Il, before
this investigation Mas closed, IL" would NJ" appear 10
have acted in strict conformity 10 icga! provisions and
the Dictates OF conscience.
Nh Dt' Moan obtaining the fiour
Mr.. UNDERWOOD mcvcd an adjournment.
The motion appearing hr seconded by large m',ni-
her OF vnIccs the Clerk was about - announce te d'
ioufnncnt, when
Mr. CUSHING directed toany adjournment, with
out a vol" being taken.
The CLERK under The impression that he
could mol put 4 question a vote at iii" House.
Mr. CRAIG understood that the ilouS" consented!
that TIE Clerk should put Tire question.
The CLERK sill Thought, as there was not quo
rum, hr could mol put question
Mr.. MERCER said il there were but ten members
present. motion, Of adjournment could b. mad, and
acted
Mr.. CT SIZING referred Ia the FIRST Congress, when
there was 10 quorum present for three weeks and they
had adouracd from dag to day, until quorum had as
scnblcd.
Ar. WISE hoped illcy would have vote on the
question OF adjournment. If they could take vote
that question, they could another and i. would
as soon have Tie matter settled in that way in any
other.
MIR. CRAIG said that in the present unorgamizcd
state Of the body, all must perceive that every move
ncut must b. the result of general consent.
Mr. UNDERWOOD then moved that the lious" adj
iourn until Tomorrow, at y O'Clock
The CLERK then put III" question on the adjourn
mrn, and WAS decided in the affirmative; and then,
The iluu.s. adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-07

!ls last Glou" states the following facts. and i16.
appropriate comment on Governor Campbell NJ.
sI@c.
"?H, T,h'ic LaadS 0at Grr CamgirH.
I'VE regret to see, III" CHEF Magistrate - any >a't
.il INTO .r;ndc.a! u.istaArs in respect 10 any upvr
liant psbr t,i'c.
,.in MS la:,. N, ssosc, Cey. Campbell OF Virgin.
seems 10 suppose that the States haze yet derived Hu'
or no b."! from i.c sales o the public lends By In
General Government: when IN truth, thirty ~-
lions Of dollars were divided among them in deposit 10
l-i1. BIZ the General tioycnm nj: exceeding
the proceeds Of thos lands for the first thirty year, u
der ne Constitutions
''h@ain the Governor a"pp"oS tha: tie expenses of
the C,-gtI! Government are ~: The increase, instead %,
Diminishing: win. in fact. They were lrSs >t wear
than tie previous and II IS untrrscoG VII be- 81
millions le~- the pres, !.t lear than in 49,
''Mc anticipate, likewise, that l." viii ind =;
further fedGr,,.n recommended b" tho Executive. T.,
i~iu. amounting T. several millions.
'i'rnal!.. the Governor apgr.rs L. incline dr-
fihucn Of al! III" prDc"eds %. 'iy p1h, lands rT.a'
rr when In, whole is needed - PSF even tl2 C,r4.
sird expense Of the Genera! Governs, ut. and wirea
ii gwen to the States, resort must br had l. m
crease Of III, Tariff.
is Virginia prepared 10 increase !~ Tariff"
VI, undertake to answer cmphaica!y, NO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-07

W>suISGTo>. December :.-Ihc third day Of the
Session Of Congress has passed and the House of Re-
representatives. remains exactly where on the first
day The proceedings have been thus far Of calm and
deliberate character and far possIbl" from rxhI
biting any signs ." the violence which some have hecn
induced rs the Needless language oi some OF the news
I'aprrs 10 apprchcnd.-.Nrt. iM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-07

millions le~- the rr,=, al icarth in 49,
/ "N" anticipate, Ehc"iSr, that lie Will ind -,
further seduction recommended ~ Tie !E"r&i,vr. :'
i Isle. amounting T. several .niit'E$.
"fIual!.. The Guy"rm"r &pyr"rs L. incline tua dra-
trihurn OF all Ii!" prrc"eds Il" III, pu! lands hrtr
TER when tha whole is needed - i:y cyrA he G,r4.
sil.d ,.Suru.r a! the General ovcrnHl Mt and yitra
II oivcu 10 the STATES a resort must be- had /, an m,
crease Of thr Tariff
I ..Is Virginia pr, pared increase Ii" TarthS
\ WE undertake IL answer cmphui'ca!!y NO.
,,,rse ,r ,,nrrc,cn-a.irc,. Ccn;,.,cd Election.
m a., ,1t.,,l N.,i.,f H., .Il;,,.,,.r ,,l,l, ,.-.
,,:,.J ,..;,.r,,- -. .rv,, ih. pra,,,I,r,. 81.
- H., 49, .,r.,.,.,.,,.,.
y, ~ I'.':,, ,i ~, t.. ,.",,, S.,n, ..r,
its ,,, -, .,..G,.I,.. NJ NJ, .,,l,,,,,.d tL...
1000. r,..t.....
nl,,. ma; ,, p,, .. ~, ,,, ,..yrr,.. ,f r, i,,
al Slate as, ahi"d. 10 "i,'~ '~u.ls ID tie 1
'-n.', t.i 'a's''. WAC ., pr ~ '.li" i'' '&'"l'
'"i' " '' =, ''' , ~, i NJ, r l,r' mr.
It. aad AFT i N ,t'h n'''m"c.. ~" aii rtd
and linr iiry "t"ri '"'i1r s'h' ., other "'', " 20
@ -, 49,; r'a ,,I AZ r,nmta. ,r ,i|.
90 cnr'r> n- ~ ,.so, rl.pir- a,rr> It, tn. En.r
sentative, und'f r ''','' ~ ''' hi'" '"> "" $3.50
h" 81 "a. ''-t"'' ~, i H. - =.
az. i'i'''!T',' =" ''-'''"' w ,I
''I'i". ,"a' al '''' @
ti. 80. = ~ AZ RE- and m,bnr. who acted
a. i; ia IN m 49,, L,,.., ,,r,.,,r,, t,r saw. ,l,,
:, ;,, ,IJ,,, ,-,,.I,i,,,, ,E l.r,,on &c .:naL.r
,I;"I H. y .,-,,o had M, ;,,.lrld L,, 'y.r.l.
" - had from, rlp. !,,rrur,nr b,.r NOS. raady 80
49,,
,I.rs p;,.. p;cl.r. 80 al.,.y,r.ssn,y Then, ..,r.
d..l c,cur-,, -, the Srlr., ON I'm, ,,,G NOT r,ra,
.,,! ,cua ..,nr ron, I'M, ether >,,lc oflc uar.,r !r
Cu,yr ;,rr ln., s,...I submitted tt following y,
way cr .nh.,ii,,;r ia Nr Wis,.s resolution.
E.J.,J Thai tlr ,r,;r.s Clark Of this tiou.c shal
nroc,rd with ,I, call ct li members from the d
rui STATES of the Union IN the usual wav calling tn.
,n,or. 81. .rl mon her.. from srv, Icrsrv as hoLI ,l,
rrr,rlar and lrll commission. from the Executive If
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-07

is Virginia prepared Ia increase IL" Iauli.
WE undertake 10 answer rmphat'ca!!y, NO
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-24
Cleared.


WIN. Hart, Corson Richmond; Ocean, (Br) LennertoR,
Windsor; President Mock Norfolk; Mary Ann. Curtis Ma
deirs Champion, Drew Nantucket Weymouth Couch Rich
mond; Rockville, Wapole Norfolk; Echo (Brl Adams,
Mann ichi; Thos. Ewing Ireland, Philadelphia; Fomosa
Crawford Havre; PalIadeo Morantz Naples and Paer
mo; Caao, Waterhouse Turks Island Cadet, Mariner Bal
timere.
Sch Exuuda. Lene d. I'm oerocoke, NC naval stsres,
Sch Villas Young days FIN Richmond with soal to
ter.
Sch Brilliant Powers DIS FIN Washington, NC, naval stores
TO order.
Sch Potomac Johnson day. fm Georgetown DC -four to
Surge. x Chairman.
Sch Eclipse West days from Virginia, with wood to Bon
Slaight Cr2mer.
The Pormosa, Crawford sails for Havre to-day Her letter
bags will close Gpins Reading Rooms at the usual hour
fhe Caspian Sea- which is generally so tranquil was vo
lenty agated Ivy storms the early part OF Juy eighteen
Russian and vessels valued with their at three
millions of rouble wrecked and 50 lives were lost
Sp oxen.
Tom Wood, Chase hence for Washington, NC. Sept OIL
HI gg Island. III
Birmingham VI NYork FROM Mobile for Liverpool, Sept To-
lat 81 35 Ion IS. "a. 40
Ann rus) of Denza for NYork. date given lat ~ 80,
Ion SO Is
Westminster Moore, from NYork for London Sept lat 81
49, Ion Al A.
Mets~ora, Love, I'm Bremerhaven, Aug for NYork Aug
TO- off the Lizard
United states Ports.
PHLApELrHlA, Sept 20-Arr Susquehannah, Mncken Lv.
erpoo; cid Nneta Bay NYork; Comet Cox do Gram
pus, Drake, do; star, Loveess, do.
ALEXANDRIA, Sept 20-sd Two Pollcs, NYork.
WILMINGTON NC, Sept 20-Ar Belle, Myers, NYork; Har-
vest ieber do; lntrped, Fuller do; Thorne b'low
do; Oliver, do. ha.aH-t
CHARLEsroy Sent ls-Sld LAFAYETTE Ellery, NYork.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-24
State of Trade.

The Custom House appearance OF unexamped
activity The large arrivals created activity
among the importers but do not notice much increase Of
animation among the trade. f#
II stated in Pennsylvania paper that the Fall Trade upon
the State canals and rail roads has commenced with suspicious
activity The number of passengers travelling from east to
west, mas rapidly augmented within the last ten days.
Amosst Of Toll received at Colaba from Oct ls 1888 to
Sept IL, $780, $l97, O76 SO
Amount received during ending today 4702 81
Whole amount received up to Sept lsth S20l 979 80
CoFFEEhere has been alteration in the prices OF this
article last notice. steady demand has existed from
the trade and the sales reach Of all descriptions about $500
bags l0A H. for Rio liz H. fer Lagura 81 for ST.
Domingo; i3t lSa for old Java.
AsHE There have been sales Of Pots TO affair extent
and Pearls have found buyers at SGT.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-24

above table OF paper credits 10 comprised isSys so
stocks which have been created Cor the prosecution Of
lie works. The prosecution OF these have employed iAse
nunbsf Of hands, who otherwise have been
predicting but who contributed only to increase ne
GmPtion Of merchandise and produce, and raise
meet which increase Of price additional issue OF inc
has been necessary. The Issue has in tsrn su"uA'.
speculation in the stocks. In the present "sss "
market the whole mas Of public works valueess be-
cause they are not csmeted and cannot yield revenue un-
Ill they At the time aany that have been CON-
peted losing concerns and the enseavors 10
them dragging down those which might be rem
dersd profitable.
Under this operation prices have all been raised and
tanned Stocks wages OF labor merchandise produce
all high Produce falling BY reason of the large
of supplies and diminished consumption Stocks also
are falling for the same res sonthat is that the supply
large for capital not invested in hem because the
whole world . in the same predicament The de-
probation value therefore continue until they have
again sunk within tn, sphere Of the influence of the metallic ba
sis Real estate labor will feel the fall in stocks and
produce.
sales nj lhe stock Exchange.
Is shares United States ank l02 do do Bank Of
America 1870 do Bank Of 94t do ga so do
cat do s3a s60d so do 93 225 do 81 tml0 Mechs
Banking 7s 20 do 1870 do Amer Ex. 81 30d As 50
DEL Hud 81 NV, IS do 81 tw "a do 81 NV 100 do
so do 100 do so $50 do 60 TIN, so do co. so
do SOL so SO s3Od IS do COT sad $50 do 80 rs do
b3d 900 do co. so do sol w59 do Ohio Trust 9000 do
Vcksbug Bank 81 % do 80 s30l0 do Kentucky Bank so
75i 100 do rs so0d so do 759 Msrchan ms IS so
do Mohawk b3d-l8sd do Stonngton 2e60 do North
Trust AZ do 5 20 do 81 10 do 1856 do 49, 30 do
ss0 so do So 30 100 do So so do sat 30d 25 do
% ssOd25 do Utica ia s30dl00 do Lo Island 50a SO do
500 Bos frov as 10 do 97t bs0d IS do 81 b0d 10
do o. 40 96 bl0d30 do New Jersey a. 07 do $3.50 de-
Harlem r. ~ so do 4 270 do a. 100 do 4tw, 100 do Al
90 do 275 do a. so DO 4o so do 4o so do 50 do
4l5 NV 200 do al.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-24
S2Ol.279 80
Cattle Market.

The supply Of cattle to day quite large and prices Of
beeves receded fifty cents hundred weight There were eight
hundred Market which three hundred and fifty remained
unsod Of the total arrivals hundred from the SOUTH
and the balance six hundred from this State and Connecticut
there also hundred stall cattle Prices ranged from
$0 and very few brought the latter price The
price 50 SO As said last week. the market becoming
glued and the comparatively small sales this week explain
ed with the fact that many butchers during the last two weeks
purchased sufficient quantity last for the consumption for
two weeks to II the arrivals continue large prices will
inevitably fall to low poiat II is the same with sheep
and lambs with beeves; the market plently supplied
and prices cannot therefore, remain high Within few weeks
past beef and mutton beth declined cents pound
retail and do not willing TO buy largely
n formerly At tie Bull, Head this morning there two
Thousand nine hund and twenty sheep and lambs Of which
sodthe lambs at ST. and the sheep 50 $3.50
Twenty and calves driven market day. and
sold at $50 $ss.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-24
Like he lessts or The Geld and the birds o. sT
From which you may gather this doetnse
0~.r.. ,~,s 7. hrute and eNs woman oeast. o. VA

From which you may gather TINS oosu' ss q MN
WA ;,.;,s,. h..u,v ana elegance The distinction
Mere made between the appelatien Of brute aPpnsa
tsman and beast applied 70 ~sod. d beast the
f.msnDs' On ths noontrovsrbls authority Of Dr. samuel
jerks smith, s. S. authority ns 70 DC s M .snt.
ma. ani noet i an living breathing roaring
painting perouhcaon Of morality Pisty virtue asseaoy
Isar, i intellectual noble qualities Of tho head What
ruiz great man this Dr. Samuel jerks smah anu
what ~ Of education has his genus Furnished lot
young ladies, viz of abusing appropriate defeats and
feminine ephets How extremey unady like wou'd 70,
young Miss to call gentleman beast instead OF naseS M
WIN we it would be proper to call gentleman
huy call him beast Brute, then, the masculine ana
beast feminine The rising and present generations vi"
owe debt eternal gratitude Dr. Samuel jerks or
discovery compared to which those Of Columbus, Newon
or Franklin, drop in the ocean
That sentiments attributed to tie individual were never
neained either in speech or print makes no manner u ~"
ference to ,h,. truly sra.d psst t. And
To make out some lines Of grand poe.try.-Onsinai
True il that some 70 sh people imagine rs not aware
ofthe struggles aud trials, and difficulties that ne~pf
possessing neither TALENT ability industry. WIN - %
tead with Few therefore, Except in charity wi 49,
under these those, thn VINO WI "a
tse willingly are to made TO do so, as the print ~,
Somehow Such being the what better possible
eon can pursued than to abuse, beile nv
Wifi, those whs are pendent totally regardless Of %
sr dspeasure OF learned talented and gentle
manly poet DR. Sam jerks Smith And besides .ns .va
two-iold purpose hrst the Few iuck Il,
secured will supposed, venture TO discontinue a.
though fully satisfied that Il is money thrown away ana es
ond may compel advertise rather than DC abused
and beed. . l. =,
II is Of necessary hen advertisements cannot DC o.
taint d) TO make it appear, tha account OF inc mol
tendency of them they would (oh @o course DC
on any creates harror must Dc
affected of the evil tendency Of all advertisements hele
is no probability Of getting; Notwithstanding the paper
contain some very in reference to decate as
eases, cured in three or four days""whout the use OF mer
curry" or amy hndrance to business Who would suppose
that from 30 trivial circumstance a, the reu al or
tort ETA print so altoe destitute OF merit
or should give birth to The first and greatest poet
do the people 'ed States the refuigen genius o.
the great and tr Sabine poet Dr. Samuel jerks Smh'
Never apan can Europe with producing ne poets
or rather pet We have tatesmsn philosophers de'
baters warriors painters, and-A POET.
az h;aL any one can be convinced by obtaining Madam
Rs.,a,l, arcular 70 Married Women They sent Tree
oexpnse pege excepd to part OF the city or oAea
States. Oie 100 Green wich 81. N. Y.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-24
A r .,.e. In the bank. and active circulation IN the
iae'e - Ir..,.d sl.iea and aso Of nancr credits

table shows an increase in the specie Of the country Of
nearly three the amount IN sas while the paper GREATS
are nearly four times a. @uch A. 'hey 'n'n Ne nov
tgn yosd, in the same period, find that the ratio cf
increase in paper circuaoa has FAR outrn the increase Of
business in the u states, The exports Of the cosn'ry have
increased scare. 6y per e while the import and eon'ump
,en of foreign good. increased nearly twice their va
Iue I. le1o, as follows;
Table 81 Imports and Exports IN the states ano 'e con"
.nmption OF foreign merchandise IN the u. states
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-24

HvAE Sept THE arrival Of the Ratler alters the
pect for the sal. Of the j. c. Cahoun cargo that
there little chance Of any getting than IA
for least days to whereas the Rater had not
il is highly probably that in two three days. the
Cahouns cargo would have commanded Is The dealers
had already Bought at the same Campeachy Rice for which,
poni. from New York. with $50 barrels Of Rice is hourly
ooked for.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-24

This ha. arisen partly from the increased population Of the
eo.s,rv but in great from the vast increase Of pa
per credits which have gradually Inflated The prices Of every
description Of property thus swelling the amounts which are
4, h. s,s ore;vn eoun,ry-we the prices cf exports
icing governed By the rates of foreign markets, have not
been Influenced much.
There another cause which has operated 10 create dis
r,y between IN, increase Of our exports and imports IN the
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-24

No. IS Liberty, street Nassau.
(ttTY and COUNTRY MERCHANTS will find extern
sse assortment Of Mems. Womens aod Childress Water
Gloves Hosiery white and coored Corst childrens black
and fancy Leather Belts &c &C. receRty imported, al prices
well worthy their attention % 5tdy and iiw'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-24

On Tuesday evening" 18th inst by the Rev Mr. Manning,
Mr. Henry W. Bonnwe Of Chatham, Eng Miss Caharins
Rebeccs Reeves, OF Dartmouth, MS.
On Tuesday afternoon l7h inst, BY the Rev. T. hatfield,
Mr. T. " Mumford, to Miss Catharine d. daughter Of WIN.
c. Brooks, Esq, of Auburn, NY.
On Tuesday 18th instant by the Rev. W. George Miller,
Mr. John O. Damon, to Miss Eliza Toerton, all Of this
city.
At Norwsh Conn., Wednesday the 18th inst BY the Row.
Mr. Paddock Mr.. WIN. A. Bron Of Natchez Miss 10 Caro-
line, daughter Of 3. M. Donncr.
On Wednesday afternoon the 18Th nst BY the Rev Dr. Fer
ris James M. Lyon, NJ d. TO Emma A., daughter Of s. D.
Kuypers, M. d.
On Tuesday evening" 18th inst, by the Rev. Mr. McLane
Mr.. Henry Babbe to Luereta T., daughter Of Mr.. Ma
latah Overton.
On the evening, by the Mr. Charles Bailey, TO
PAMELA B., also daughter Mr.. Malatiah 0verton.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-24
DIE ID.

DuEDs
Al Mobile the l2h inst WIN. b. Roberts, aged IS years
aud four months The four brothers Roberts Of this city,
who often distinguished themselves in this
al d other cities Of the U. States.
weekly Report oflnterments
In the City and County OF New York. from the 4h day Of
Sept, to the 2ist day Of Sept. 1889.
90 men, 80 womes, SO boys; AZ girls-Total l6t.
DrsrArsAbsce.l Asthma, Q; Apry Il Burned seald
ed o. Bleeding from the lungs, q Casualties q; Chole
"a infanum 10; Cancer, q Consumption, 35 Convuson
o. Group or hives 1; CONGESTION Of BRAIN Derum tremsn
d Diarhea q Dropsy Dropsy in the head III Drowned 81
D,,enery 7; Fever, a. Fever bilious Ii Fever inamma.
tory Fever remtten Fever scarlet 81 Fever typhoid
whsoping cough Hydrorhobia 0Eryspela Feverpsupo
n Iammaoa of BRAIN Inflammation Of bowels, g. InHam
nation ef chest o. Inflammation Of lungs 81 Inflammation Of
stomach IL Inflammation of womb o. Inflammation Of liver o.
Insanity n Mathematician Marssmu 2; Measles, 1; Nor
6caon q Old age Organic disease Of heart, Killed
murdered o; scrofua o; Small foI, sprue, Palsy, d
Tumcr o; Teethng, q liberation Of the throat o; Worms
o; Unknown, 8.
AerOf year and under Az between and Q al and
Ia and TO- III 10 and u 20 and 30 Isl 30 and 40 III 90
and ~ 30 and CO. g. go and 10 q 20 and Co. ,; 50 and
%, 4; % and 100. q unknown, q
PLscrs NATIVITY Uaited States l21 Ireland 20; Eng
land s; Scoapd3; swzernd d France q British Posses
ons NJ A. l; wsies. ?; Germany s. Spain, !; WIndie o,
unknown. l. :.
Fnon-Alms House. Bellevue, 4; Hospital, do 8; New
Jersey A. Long island A. Hospital, o. Baekwells Island o.
Small Pox Hospital o. City Hospital, 81 Pcntenary, o.
Westchester. 2: Coored persons, y
WILLIAM A. WALTERS, City Inspector.
City Inspector. Office, Sept 81, 1892