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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-29
AmDeri0r Court.

APRIL 27-Before G. J. Jones.-Contempt Of
Courf-A number of cases would have been cleared
the calendar ofths Court tho Witnesses had been
i'm attendance His Honor the Chief Justice took the
occasion 10 say that proper proof was exhibited to
the Court Of the service OF subpoena, he shOuld
feel no he saton in issuing attachment against any
Of the offenders.
In the case of James Morse and Micajah Cox
Jesse Winslow, Jr. and Thomas Winslow, Mr.
but wanted the testimony Of one Stephen Gucn, who
had been regularly notified 10 attend a witncss-
His Honor asked FOR the proof Of service, and imme-
diately directed attachment to be issued against
the absentee for contempt of Court.
few such examples, and this evil may be rene
died; but We are sorry to say, that much time 10
wasted because certain Of our judicial functionaries
their mandates.
As this was the last day Of the term, and very few
causes having been disposed Of ii is calculated that
from one source of delay and another. This evil
must be attended 10.
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TArANNED wARE-Fine India Trays, IN sets Pine
Gothic and Sandwich Trays In sets Of various patterns and
coors,
Bread and cake trays walters and plate warmers,
BVONZED wARE-A.,ra, Hall and Mautsl Lamps,
Chandeliers and Cirandoles, Card Racks,
Spill Cups Brackets and Vases.
SILVER WARE--1abie aud Dessert Forks,
Table Dessert and Tea Spoons,
Tee Sets, Casters and Fruit Knives,
Batter Knives and Soup Ladies,
Tea straincrs and Pencil Cases
GERMAN SILVER WARE-Iaee sa DESSERT orks,
Table. Dessert aud Tea Spoons
T,adIss end Butter Knives,
Salt and Mustard Spoons,
~ shove have selected W my agent IN England,
With he greatest aud FOR sale on The most reasonable
ID r. DELAvAN, No. N Msiden Lane,
.o,x A few doors below Broadway.
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For Snic N Rnranim.

90 THE ADVERTISER wishe, TO dispose Of FINE
DAIK BAY MARE, i5t hands high, in healthy condition
and mile In three and half inmates IN hsrnewar.
ranted perfectly kind and gentle.
Also, very light running WAGON, with shifting top and
IN good order. . "
been IN month.
The above can be seen al the stable o Mr. Charles Gala.
cher Spruce street Gold where every information will
be given and will be sold together reasonable terms e
owner being about 10 leave the city. a5-lwu'
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q. A. BradbroOk,s
GENERAL OUTPITTING STORE,


Where Gentleman may procure every article for complete
Oulit of the best quality, :,
No. 3J3 PEARL STREET, COkNEk or fRANALiN
sQUAE, NJ Y.
Here the public may always procure
F,ae goods in the Quitting line,
And what Is important, be sure,
That untring zeal will combine,
With skill in preparing each sort
As good as else where can be bought
Here the steamboat and packetshp may
Their ready made linen procure,
And prices most moderate pay
For articles well made and secure.
Here they will constantly keep
Every article belonging to that class,
From the counterpart, blanket and sheet
To the towel and cloth for your glass
Gentlemen also will 6sl
Their ready made linen complete,
From fabrics the best Of their kind,
And made up exceedingly neat.
Shirts, Under Shirts, Draw'rs, Belts and Hose,
Handke rehiefs Bosoms and Stocks
While the skill that each article shows,
Brings customers crowdng in nocks
But need each item rehearse,
The Suspender the Collar, the Glove,
The Pantaloon, Strap and the Purse,
Each fine as those mentioned above.
Linens, likewise, TO order are made
By those who IRE known to excel,
And the very fair price that paid
Yields work that is always done well.
TIA extremely convenient to know
Where ample assortment IS fouad,
And at there be able to SO
Wishost searching the city all round
As Nesting Stock Satins lengths, to suit psreh
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-29
MONDAY MORNING, APRIL 20. 1885,
BRANDYwINE SPRINGS HOTEL,
lnear wilmington, Dslaware.l


JAMES NJ SANDERSON, Son and partaer Of the pro-
d preor Of the Merchants HOTEL Philadelphia, respectfully
his friends and the public that he has taken the above
which he intends opening for the reception Of
company, about the 10th ofJane next
This commodou establishment bst entirely OF stone, and
sixty of ground belonging to and for purity
Of arhe medicinal quality Of the waer-.pe.dd
road.-beauu avenaesspacious porticoes, and the
city of reaching all points it stands uneqsalled
Since last many additions and improvements nave
been made, among Others will be found qno grounds tarye
grounds for pigeon shooting, aleys billiard
tables bathing establishments extensive stablng and plen'
fu supply of horses and vehicles -
and have beea made with eminent Pans o.
Philadelphia who will conduct series OF Concerts .
The choicest wines and liquors will be for the table,
and the kitchen department will be under the direction oil an
excellent French cook In short exerens Will be spared 70
render this house the first ofits kind in the country
DO The New York Courier, Star, Express, Herald, wash
ngton Globe and National ntegencer Charleston Courier
Patriot Louisville Journal New Orleans Pcayune, Aehmsnd
Wing and Mobile Commercial Register, will copy once
week for six weeks and end paper containing the adver
tisement TO Merchants Hotel, Philadelphia.
al0law0w
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TEE Study OF nook KEEP.

NO. IL Isu0T sfefI. NtH ~ ouoscuus
NEST be apparent 10 ali that there 40 ehectuai way Of
III teasrne practical knowledge Of bookkeeping bst by
conducting the pupil rough variety Of Business tons
by HI making oaies each II occurs and becoming
familiar with the books from actual use IL must not
be imagined that buying and settling mercandze all the
transactions that take place in business The eourse Of IN
structicn which presents the pupil more than hundred d
erent busne.s transactions each Of which becomes the subject
&C remark conversation aad study decidedly Of
practice which result in good knowledge Of Book
keeping.
Room. open hay and evening Prope,ss with terms &C.
be had At The rooms where the advertisers works be
G. c. MARsHs WORKS.
aThe Science Of Double Entry Bookkeeping Smpli6edr
standard work its seventh edition. 900 pages octave, 90 Of
instructions; sT95 This book Is introduced into the New
York Public Schools prsferepe other the subject
The trustees of this institution s we'll known compose
cf The first talent IN the country.
sThs Art Of Single Entry Bookkeeping, improved by the
Introduction of the proef Balance third edition. 100
octave; 40 pages Of Instruction; 70 cents.
Lecture on the Study Of Bookkeeping with Balance
eelo pamphlet a. pages l2mo, price IS cents per
single copy.
sysa, Wiftsae A q lessons s prepared which
will fail in effective valuable improvement m6eesr
DANK or MICElGAN.-The notes Of this baak taken
CARPENTER & vERNILyE.
aie.y No. a Wall street
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do vow Ihink Of me as think OF you,
My friends, my friendsr She said il from the sea,
The English minstrel in her minstrelsy-
While under brighter skies than erst she knew,
Her heart grew dark, and CROPPED a. the blind,
To tsach. across the waves, friends left behind
"Do you think Of me ~ Think Of YOUR
II seemed not much to asks Of you
We all do ask the same-no eyelids cover
Within the meekest eyes that question over
And little in this world the loving de-
sut SIT lamong the rocksf and listen for
The echo Of their own love svernore-
DO YOU think Of me think Of your
Love'iearned, she had sung Of only love-
And as child asleep with weary head
Dropped on the fairy book he lately read,)
Whatever household noises round him move,
Hears IN his dream some elhn Turbulence
Even so, suggestive to her inward sense.
All sounds 0flfe assumed tune OF love.
And when the glory Of her dream withdrew
When knightly guests and courtly pageantriss
When broken in her visionary eyes
BY Years, the solemn seas attested true
Forgetting that sweet lutte beside her hand,
She asked not " De you praise me. O my laadn
But, Think ye Of me, friends, as of your
True heart TO love- that poured many year
Loves oracles for England, smooth and we'll
Would God, thou hadst an inward oracle
In that lone moment, TO confirm thee dear
For when the questioned friends in agony
Made passionate response . We think of thee"
Thy place in the dust-too deep to hear
Could she not wait to catch the answering BREATH
Was she content with that drear oceans sound,
Dashing his nocking infinite around
The craver OF little lovel-bcnsath
Those stars content-where last her song had goaer
They mute and cold in radiant life, As SOON
Their singer was to be, in darksome death!
Bring your vain answers-cry, We think Of thee ~
How think ye of her7-n the long ago
Delights ,-or crowned by new bays7-aot So
None smile, and crowned where lyeth She
With all her visions unfulflled, save one,
Her childhooas of the palm trees in the sun
And 10 their shadow ss her sepulchre
ado you think Of me as think Of your
o friends, 0 kindred, o dear brotherhood
OF the whole word-what are we that we should
For covenants OF long affection sue?-
Why press each other, when the touch
Is barred by graves' Not much, and yet too much,
This, Think upon me as | think OF you"
But, while mortal lips shape anew
Asigh W mortal issues, verify
Above tn mistaken star that see Ms die,
Ayocal pathos rolls-and NE who drew
All life IRON dust, and for all, tasted death,
BY death, and life, and love appealing, saith,
Do YoU THrsx ME- ITHIsx OF rouf
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COL IT'S
ROOK-K r. r. PIN G..

az PRACTICAL WORK UPON a FLAN ENTIRE
LY REV The accounts which fern the bases Of science
are cas.ed under Five with definite exrlssstensaer
the forms Of grammar aad arithmetic. contains vocabulary
Of terms and phrases Also, key explaining The "a
te aud nauer Joussrng each ef the Day Book sses
practical accountant would explain the ssse 10 hes pupil
40 ,.mpGes science that yosng o comos knsn
educ alton -ay acquire krewlsdSe without the assistance
,seher To which " added Directens - the Learner ana
Practical Forms for keeping books in svery ssen, am ,s
OF houses fsc Addresses the Hs ever sevsre~
anon the subject &c Scis day Published asa sr sais
asav,.Sw. 400 Brosdv -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-29
NEW EN(;LAND MOUsk.

~ The subscriber has taken the House No kosse
street and Chatham which he has fitted W and
furnished with eye and convenience The fur
nurs and fixtures entirely new and the bar and arder ~s
furnished.
To club, parties limited Hsmber Of boarders and
travellers, the New England House offers
which the advertiser trusts will ensure him a share Of the pub
lie patronage. n HCOhhS
az 4un<
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u. q. CircnitCeurs.

The cid and weary litigation between Richard
venables, Of Broadway celebrity, and his creditors,
has occupied the attention Of this Court for the last
two DAYS IL may be remembered that AZ the last
November sitting, Judge Thompson directed a YER
diet to be found for veaables, with liberty to the
plaintiff to begin again de moro. The same testi-
mony that the public is so familiar with, has been
adduced and suppose il will 90 to the jury In the
course Of Monday.
The trial Of the Braganza's pirates will commence
on Tuesday unless some unforeseen obstacle should
present tsef and should IL be delayed beyond that
day. il will likely be passed over until the next
term as we learn that there is a very interesting
Custom House controversy which the public author
tiles determined on bringing TO close before the
Csurf rises.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-29

,AgpETINGA superior assortment of Brussels Carpet
u ing three ply DO superhpe d., Fires, aud Veseuan
and Stair Csrrctnc, in every variety Of qualify coo,s 49,
figures Families about furnishing their houses VIII hnd
their BY calling the subscribers for supply Of me
aLo,e Also painted Floor Ucths of which they have an
s,.,sye assortment Of all widths Also every article IN their
linz .fbpc,s The above will be cold at the lowest crses
~ j. 4 j. n. sACKETf,
s97lv. No, 70 East Broadway, and n Division st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-29

DAH1RL BOIL, formerly Of Noe Bol offers for sale
H. his whole stock OF Plants consisting of shose
of Green and Hot House Plants with his Shrubs and
Roses which l. the in the United States They will be
sold together with his greenhouses in lots TO SUIT seaser
Ladies and gentlemen wishing TO make aseecton VIII 40
by calling .on II not disposed OF by OF June they Will
then be sod public auction the premises lie likewise
offers large quaaty Of Mulberry Trees Of diherent Kinds
the Muliear Morctto, Alpine, Sc the whole will be sss-
..s.l - -, 80 ,e.sonahle t.r,n. alS-ln-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-29

CRrurSAL STATISTICS .--Notw outstanding the
Court Of Special Sessions sat last Friday, and dispo-
sed of large number Of he and she loafers confined
for petty offences, we find by the weekly returns
that I2i prisoners were received, whilst only l6z
we're discharged. There remained on saturday
night, Ij4 Of all sorts and sizes within the walls
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-29

CO. SECOND WARD HOTEL.-Next to the corner Of
Fulton street in Nassau street This we'll known establishment
undergone thorough eatng, in complete order
for accommodation Of those who may homer It with their
patronage.
There this house. besides the lower winch thrown
entirely open public bar large room upon The Sc
cond story by well suited for the accommodation OF
public together with several smaller adapted 70
e asa OF clubs referees for the Transaction Of other private
business . ,
Clubs and private parties accommodated with and
NAV furnished with dinners suppers, composed o. every
species game deicacy which the markets AFFORD al SNORT
nrot;ce EDMUND JONES. Prop etor.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-29
THE DOLPHIN TAVERN, As CANAL ST:

&c THE subscriber having taken the above
and having thoroughly repaired same respectfully sosiss
continuance Of the public patronage he was favored
with his old establishment in Delaney street His friends
may rest his whole and attention will be devo.
ted their comfort and that his Ale Wines and all kiAd OF
Liquors will be Of the best quality Convenient rooms for e
Dinner PARTIES &c. Beds BY the night or week
m0a by,. WILLIAM HAYDON
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-29
L. M ARlNER,H

TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
No % Nassau street (betxeen Ann and Futon)
Cloths Cassln,erss Vesngs and Tailors Trimming All
orders puncnay executed and garments furnished al prices
which cannot fail to please
Particular given 70 orders for manufacturing
m2S-ln.
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Police Cmcc.

Arm 2S--1 Lady-kiNcr and Vicfimizer IN bou-
bfe-Every body has heard OF Jonas b. Phillips, the
drannst and Of the explsits in love and levyng, Of
his brother, Abraham II. Phillips, who has been ar
rested over and ever again account Of some pee
cadillo or other, bat always contrived TO get Oh,
either from the want Of testimony the adsoitness Of
his cosnse or the skill Of his friends in resortng to
the ear wigging system, On Saturday, Msther Abra-
ham was again brought before the magistrates Of the
upper Office, charged with bigamy. IL may be re-
collected that about three years since he convic-
ted Of sone misdemsanor at the Special Sessions;
but at the suggestion Of Recorder Riker, let of on
consentng TO serve in the navy: This employ meat
soon proved irksome to gentleman OF his errauc
disposition and therefore be very quickly missing
from his post he ofttle and less conse-
quence no inquiry made respecting has where
abouts His ne NJ exploit that 10 record, may be
found in the archives Of the criminal courts OF Al
bany, where a complaint was made against him Tor
obtaining . qsantity Of gold leaf under false pre-
lenses. A bench warrant was issued, when he made
streaks TO the West, asd by passing himself on for
a nephew Of Major Noah, contrived to victimize
several wealthy wings ou Of large sums ON the Ma
ior's account These trihes having blown over, he
returned To The city and obtained few parcels OF
goods from various storekcepers on account Of ms
brother, whom he represented 70 be the cashier OF
the Custom House. His next, and most probably
his last adventure was the getting married TO MISS
Cstharne Segun his first wife, the daughter o.
very respectable trsdcsman Of the name Of Wander
pool being till alive. The marriage to Miss segu'n
was surnrnateds few weeks before last christmas;
and the brides brother having reasos to suspect that
the first Mrs Abraham u. Phillips was still alive,
sxerted himself to obtain proof OF that fact and NJ
was at his instance that our sdventurer was rccaPts-
red and committed. We showd opine that unless he
has extraordinary good lack, Mr.. Abraham Il. Phil
lips will Snd himself resident Of that fashionable
Watering place called Sing Sing.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-29

TAppwARY. CUTLERY & BRITANNIA WARE
III case Rodgers Sons Penknives
10 CASKS Dixon Sons Britannia Wars,
do assorted Table and Pocket Cutlery,
DO Wade 4 Butchers Rarors,
do 0reaves n Sons Files,
~ do general assorted Hardware,
By last arrivals opening and for sale from the shelves
on accommodating terms, by A. W. sFlhs Co
m97a. 100 Pearl street.
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GKNTLEMENs
CAST OFF CT 20 THING

VALUE GWEN IN CASH, BS
H. LEvETT, No. % Beekman st.
90 KNOWING there persons who make great pun
in their for OFF Clothing &c Sc and who
in nauy cases do not give the full value for the saneH L.
will those gentlemen who may have such articles oy
hem and who may send for him. Of receiving me very utmost
value in CASH for every article.
NB-A line through the post Office o. otherwise TO the
.hoxe a,res. will ,aeet with dive attention fl-3mt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-29

EO GROSS INDELiBLE INK BOXES, cheap, Cor sale
DU No Isl Fulton 1t mss lmy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-29
INpoRTED TRUsTEE, By Cotton, 90

m IMPONTEU TWUoIF Uy .VtVVs' Oo'
1SH OF Emma, by whisker. Cotton has s'wsy'
N<1A been considered Of the bss, u not the pest
EHN VI four mile horse bred ia England IN
speaking of him he called "tlic celebrated
oon Trustee likewise first rate horse and was sole
when three year old for 1000 suineas.
Trustee win stand at stable near the Unen Coarse Lon
Ia the ensuing season. the low price of $40 cash. and
A. The Groom This will be strictly adhered 10, and =.
Mar need Ne him without the money being better bot
c. ,he breeder and the owner the hesso. Prastse horse
,r.a, action and no will bring road horses we
ce bo,ses eona old Messenger The season to commence
an Inc G, II February, and 10 end on he hrs Of July All
Ae ;,o's m. ''' JOHN " sNEBEKrv
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r~S-. :, 0FARE REDUCED."-"NO MONO
E. NPoLy.-Pespie' Ne~ Line i.r Boston, ria
Newport and Providence passage
aollarDcck fifty ccnis.The steamer LEXINGTON. Capt
Vanderbilt will leave New York for Newport and Prov
aepce on Tuesday the 20th inst, at o'clock, r. h, from
Pier No Nerh RIVER Freight taken at cents per foot For
Surther Information apply on board
The engine and the above boat have been put
in compce order and fhe public nay rest arrv dn there
COLL rsar practicsd II being entirely 70 ~,
tain her we'll established reputation for speed regular
ay. for the ,s;us,on "a leave New York will be Wednesdays
aud SATURDAY.. until fursher notice. ~ ON
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-29

NALAMANDER WORKS, No. 81 Canaon street.-The
- propretor of this establishment invites the particular at
,snon of prepretor ofusces of different kinds IRON foun
der nasons builders chemists, manufacturers and
Others require great heat to the articles made by him.
consisting principally Of Fire Bricks of all descriptions and
shapes equal to the celebrated sourbrye bricks
Tiles of various kinds bakers and green houses FIX
ssre for CRATES Innings for fire ccment Portable Fsrna
c. superior any Others Flint Stone Ware fer chemists war
rancd action Of fire. acids. &c Sc large as
,ortmsnt Of oss articles kept constantly hand and
likewise made order the shortest notice all Of which Ass
offered for sale the most reasonable terms
ml5-sn. NJ. LIZ F0UL0N, Proprietor.
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TIoBoKEN wALRs-The public respectfully INFORM
Ill ed that the walks Hoboken in complete order.
and continue 10 of the most delightful places Of
IN the vicinity of New Yorh The Parios still kept by
Mr. H. H. Dyer and nothing will be wanting his part to
der perfect satisfaction those who may ssr him with their
patronage. !,
The Steamboats, Hobokcn and Pioneer constantly
between Barclay street and Hoboken and the Newark leaves
Canal the above place At the Of each
hour ard half hour during the day Fare OF cents a21S
rI,HE FLUSHING PAVILION !. ready TO arconmo-
IL date transient and permanent boardcrs A few more
ae. will be taken cheap, f applications are made soon
Flushing April 49, lSs6. alp.lmeod.
C,ARsApARILLA PoRTER-A new and healthy beve.
rageThis porter BY the subscribers from
gradients perfectly Boens,e there being narcotic used
in tn, Il combines agreeable tome, with
Alternative admirably calculated TO isvgorae and Prod~se
healthy action throughout the system
The delicate without the possibility OF ere
atn an undue excitement al the time derive all the adj.
vsasgc from i tonic properties that be obtained from
the best London porter
The srsapaa introduced into the porer has long been
celebrated as Of the system, purifying The blood
cradle atipg cuaseous diseases. NC.
For summer beverage for hcalh II y believed that this
unsurpassed by any article offered TO the public
being rhy carboaasd and very graefv to the palate
For sale " the gross or DOZEN ~
NIB Delivered in any part Of the city. a9alm'
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- IONOON LINE OF PACKETS.

kkF To sail the lst 10th, and both OF every month.
line of packets win hereafter be composed OF the
following ships which will succeed each other in the order 10
which they are named sailing punctuay from New YORK ana
po-t.n,h ON the lst 10TH Doth from London the 7h,
I7 and a7h Of every month throughout the year,viz'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-29

= 800 a. STEAM FREIGHT AND PASSAGE
- IINE.-For KEYPORT NEW JERSEY
xtbs>zxntssA- The new and lowpressurc Steamboat
WAVE Captain Joseph soney, will commence her ts on
SATURDAY, the 10th inst, and until further nsuce
having Newport near Browns Point, Middlctown IN the
county Monmouth every day. Sundays excepted al
A. NJ; and Washington Market Slip New York at o'clock
NJ; laang Scgcins Dock every trip Stages VIII De IN
attendance convey pacngerto the different sections o. me
county. For further particulars apply to the captain on
board. =, ,
NIB The subscriber having made arrangements with the
Newport Company FOR their sorehouse, Dock &c hopes y
strict sness and the interest oil h customers
merit share Of public patronage ,o,nrur
a6.3ns DIV FN NALNbGhplhi.