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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-10-21
MARINE MEMORANDA.

Arr AT st. Augustine, I'd jnu.. 'ch'r Lurans,
S~ssey. New Yors
Arr az Baltimore, llih inst, sch'r. Franklis
Green. Smith. u days from Mstsnrss.
Arr in the TsI,l, 18th olt, ship Wm. bns'
Coe. from Havana.
At Msiapzas, 9th inst, br. Echo, Nss'er, for
Philadelphia neri day
Arr. a. Providence on Monday last big Ii,T-
rict. Vinson. ) days from Piotog.
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Desirable Keh Estate for Sale.

The Subscriber cDers j6r sale,
LuuA THE HOUSE occupied by him--a
6SSyG first rate stand for business--two siores
nNs in front, aud tho house in complete
repair and eau accommodate a large
family OF = numhsr ~ boardersi or with n trining
expense, can accommodate w. families The two
story building in the rear is planned TO sccommo'
date family with five foops. exclusive Of the A.
pariuenis tia, have hcen used for an oyster esisb
ii-hmen,--a first rate stand fot that business. Tho
whole will be- sold iog. thcr, either Of Them sepsr
ate, on very accommodating terms. Halt Of the
purchase mouey can remain q" in'erc't II desired
given April next, or Il the person who
purchases desires possossipn hefore IL can he given
,hs 6r-, Of October or November nes,. For fur,ker
enquire Of y. b. NEWTON. auction
.er. or to the subscriber OH tho premises.
Aug, I2ih. ~ REMoNp'
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Ldunch.-A fine staunch built bsrqne Of a.
bout two hundred and fifty tons burthsn. nam
ed The Empress, just finished by Mr.. Gran
dali, was launched from the shipyard Of that
gentleman on Saturday morning last. She is
intended for the Cuba trade, and to be -om
manded by our enterrrsing fellow citizen, Capt.
Josiah Gladding. She i. owned by Nessrs.
Ephraim Clifford and l.. c. Richmond.
Bristol phenir.
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Real Estate al Auction.

I:N& s Will ke sold Ai Psblis Auction, ON the
liiiiIQW premises, on the 2s,h day OF October
s4 next, at O'Clock y. NJ. by virtue Of
Lpspse Of the Cou,t Of Probate Of the town Of East
Greenweb. all the right title and interest. which
MARY C0GG EsHAI.L, deed, had nj the time
of her deoeasa or so much thereof ns will be suf.
cicn TO pay oil her jus, debts aud incidental charges,
IN aud To certain lot of land with dwelling house
thereon. situate in the compact par, Of the town oc
Newport, on E"s,on's Point; fronting Westerly on
w ashingion.sHeci, and bounded an the North by
land late Of Saml Phillips, deed. South on land late
Of S,mon Newton, aud East on land Of widow Dyer.
AND ALSO, IN and to oil tho buildings stand
ing on one other lei Of land, situate OH said Ess,ons
Point bounded South an w Ulow-snees. East on land
a,e Of Peter D,niis deed Westerly on land late of
Jar'es Townsend deed, aud Nar,h on land late Of
Henry Handy. .t;L
SAID Estate will bo sold 10 the highest biadeI for
cash on delivery Ola Deed thereof TO the purchaser
sii.AS WEAVER, Adu'r.
East Greenwich. Sept. 2Jd, Is40--4w.
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are always fair and csndid-their returns being
generally derived from authentic sources, are To
be relied on."-N ". Tines g. Star.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-10-21
JUST RECEIVED
~ hs LadL<s Ornamental ssofr I'm, porS,p,

~ Hf L"dks Or"omenfof Hofr Emporium,
131. THAMES STREET.
A VARIETY of French sat German ons.
n mental Hair Work. Also. BohaIr Csps and
Chldfen's nets. sou,s ., the low prize Of " cts .
steel, vhscbous and wooden busks. with variety
Of she'll combs paisn; soles for Ladies and Gen.
uemens boots aud shoes, Ro~lands Kslydor.
Gowzass Lotisn, Nc. JOHN REnOND.
y. B. Persons bolding old fsshioasdies, coffee
pe,s. cans or numbers. and Who wish 70 disPO,e Of
Isem. vii apply a. above sE4 fair price 8ill be
psid FOR he above articles
o. ~
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lAMEs CONNER. TYPE FOUNDER

AMEs CONNER. TYPE FOUNDER.
a. corner Of Ann and Nassau streets. New York
respectfully informs his old patrons aud the public
generally that he continues 10 and sui
ply every article used in the printing business. a.
well as TO stereotype all Jobs that may offer He
embraces this opportunity 20 return thanks TO those
whose patronage he has extensively enioysd for 80
many years, aud 10 say that he TO he found a, tho
old established stand, corner Of Ann aud Nassau
streets fully prepared to execute any order that he
may be hopored with; and that the Type mannf,c-
turcd by him is from selection of Faces taken from
his old specimens. together with number Of addt.
ions Of Superior Cut; that he is enabled 10 snpply
Sorts well a. Founis or the mast beautiful Of hi
Odd Faces, and ofa greatly improved quality of mot
al. Tie Is also engaged in getting up, hy a newly
discovered process, extensive series Of New and
Highly Ofnan,"nied Articles. Arrangements are
made with the Manufacturers of Presses and other
Printing materials. that will enable him To execute
orders ms espedon.ly M any other Founder in the
Union and on ~ favorable terms
A new specimen book is now in tho course of
printing.
~ u. Newspapers copying III. above adver.
tse,nen, three tines and forwarding one copy con.
tanning will be entitled to their pay in iype preyi
ded bill flour times the amount be made.
Oct 9TH,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-10-21

Extraordinary Circumst0nce.--Mr John
Msckintire, chief engineer Of the steamship
Britannia, made three passages across the
Atlantic Ocean in less than two monhs-of
which time he remained in port about eighteen
days. The number Of days occupied on the
passages we're thirty nine, or about thirteen
each. He performed the passage from Boston
to Liverpool and returned, after remaining in
Liverpool six days from 18th to 18th Sepr.)
in one month and tiro ddys.-Aurora.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-10-21

TnE FIsHERIEs.-The Yarmouth Register
states that the fishermen have met with very
unequal success this season. OF the mackerel
fishermen, very few have made good voyages
some have done fair. but large number have
realized hut little more than enough 10 pay
their outfits. snd others have not met their ex-
penses.
The quantity Of cod taken is less than las,
year. IL is estimated that the number of quin-
tails taken by the Msrsse husets and Maine fish
men is one third less Than last wear.
Boston Trans.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-10-21

Postage 10 Engiand.-We were not before
aware of the fact that no postage is charged
here on letters forwarded TO England by Nj.
Cunard's line Of Steam Packets; but finding
such statement in a New York paper, we
have taken the pains to inquire, and find that it
is even so. All that is oeedful 10 be done, is to
have them lodged at the Post Office in this city
before 10 o'elsck on the lst and 18th of the
month. The Post Office charge one cent on
each letter. thick or thin, but there is no other
charge. II letters are sent by mail {" Boston
by paying postage to this city they will be fer
warded.-BostOn Mercantile Jo.undl.
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NOTICE.

yu1UC Grm Of =. N. 4 J. J.R.sTEDNAN wa.
this day disolved by n'n,"al CONSENT All
person. having demands against .ald nrn 2 gre .. re-
,nJ.b,ed TO make INN edia,e pay nent 20 y. ~.
sTEDMAN, who wh cow,nss l'e CABINET
OUsIN Ess, in all IT'S branches. at the old stand
No. 10 Broad Srot.
NIB. Constantly on hand, . good assortment of
CABIN S>y fUNTTURE and CHAIRS, which
will be sold on the most reasonable terms
Nswp-rt, .miy, 20 l54v.
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Furniture at Auction.

On Saturday, October 3Ist,
At 10 o'clock A. NJ, ,1iH be sold at Pubhe
auction, at the Store Of :. NJ. STED-
MAN, No. ia Broqd, street,
'1NHE stock Of CABINET FURNITURE
"A CHAIRS IN said Store. Also first ratio
Covered Wagon 4 Harness. Sale positive, Con.
dluons at sale. N. HALL. Auctnr
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AUCTIONS.
nv VI. HALL, AUCT'NR.

BN NJ. HALL, AUCT'SR.
To-Morrow, October 22d. ,
Al 3 o'clock r, N. uiH be sold at Public
Auction. IN rsnt Of my Store, .
1NwO Pews. Nos. 1903 & Ioz. in Zisu Church.
IL and One Share in Redwood Library.
ALSO,
On SATURDAY, Oct. oath,
Al o'clock 4. w., piH be sold at Public
Aueti"", ia front Of my stsre,
new Prophecy cook siozss, best patterns. COP
n per fixtures; 4 old cooking stoves. 4 coal
stoves Tor Counting rooms CRATES. iron teakettles.
hssns bake pans, pots and kettles. ~ wooden
elscks and other articles. Also at I2 o'clock, ~,
10 shares Of the, Capital Stock Of the Merchant's
Bank. Couditions at sale.
oe' R'st NJ. HAIL, Auti'nr
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NIesIicated LoZenges,.

a MoNG which are Bronchitis. Or. Jsok'snS
N Cough. Chng's Worm, shetniun's Cough,
Cstbphor, Soda. Cs,har,ic and wotlp Iozense''
o, ,,l. by r. l. TAYLOR,
July 2g,b tts Thames street
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NOTICE.

A Ny select party can be furnished with Dinners
IA or Suppcrs by giving reasonable notice at Rs-
sOND's, l37 1hamtssrsd,
Also, parties who wish TO be prov ided for on cS'
eursions, can b. accommodated.
n. B: Af.ir price viii he paid for any quantity
Of Ploser, or English snipe. s above.
Aug. IL
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ALE.

ALE.
4 constant supply Of the first quality Of CR Fam
"A &PALE ALE, Nailed and made from pure
Spring Water. for sale BY w. e. J. VARS,
Oct 2l-eu st,he Newport Brewery.
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STORE TO LET,

MO. I2s THAMEs-sT., now occupied by
~ Mr. Charles ID. Weedep, For ierms apply 10
May 27, HENRY bull"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-02
MONEY MARK EFT.
Friday. sIaI 1t. n n. VI.

Wall street unusually quiet to day. u quarter DAY
and the when according to the absurd Of the
State Of Now York. all hos. who change their las.s OF
abode the year, their fnturs The effect n tn
pressure evident IN the unusual number removals that
take place to-day and The quantity ofssoond furnit
r,d a, vcndus This will probably be- hard quarter day
has been experienced BY the landlords for The
have been high when there has bsen business pricss
all the necesaries &C life have falleu largely The result
be that much will Be deficient will make average
a fair rate.
Mtsey and tn. fleets Of the 4rcy visible
tn stock exchange, where the sales very small ~
Trust asc Banking Co improved pei Dry Dock deciseS
per cent, sonngon per cent Manhattan per TIE
Bank a the stat, Of New Yosk has declared dividend Of
per cent
Ia Sterling hills there material change Th~ rate -
Ct. si75 and $3.50 abe sterling wheh gives
change Of e. in favor Of this country In domestic bills
the discount continues 10 increase the South. 10
uncren marked change has place during the
week the tendency In the increase. The following
~ a table OF the current rates
CURssSI R.rL, BAsK NolEs s~p D9nrsr'c Brrls
Bonk Notes. EIchsrss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-02
ftrom the Sararoga Sentinel
Court of Chancery.
Decisions of the Chancellor, Apy4a 81, ~

Decisions of the Chancellor, Aprii II, 1870
Frederick Depeystcr, admir-, &c of John Clenden-
ing, dec d, Margaret Clendnng and others, T.. III.
Owen, for the complainant; j. j.. Mason, j. Wallis,
j. Anthem, Ii. r. Butler. and j. w. Gerard, for de-
PENDANTS. In this the Chancellor decided that
the validity Of a will must depend upon the law IL
is when the will take. effect by the death OF the tes-
tator and not upon the law in force at the time Of its
execution. That where trustees under will are
not authorized to receive the rents and profits Of the
real estate, but merely TO sell the same and convert
into personally for the purposes Of the viii, es
tate is vested in the trustees but the devise to them
- mere power IN trust, under the provisions OF
the J6h section II the statute relative to and
trusts. q r. :. 729) And that as such power in
trust to convert the tcstatos real estate into perso
nalty imperative. under the provisions Of the Goth
section Of the article relative to powers, such real
estate is considered in equity, as converted into
personally from the death of the testator That this
court will not permit devise in trust, which ~
lid IN other respects To fail for want &c trustee but
will substitute in the place III the one appointed
By the wil IN he declines acting That where the
execution OF trust or III power IN trust ~ eonidcd
bv tn. tcstator TO his executors such, they
execute the trust without also taking out letters tes
tamentary, and assuming the office ut executors.
That in such eases the administrator, with the will
annexed. is entitled to execute all the trusts 81 the
will N the same manner IL he had been named
therein by the tesator a. the sole executor and
trustee.
nero, ordered To- be substituted rs trustac ia IN.
place Of those who decline accepting the trust.
Costs ofall parties to be paid out Of testsiors per-
sonal estate
The City Fire Insurance Company of New York
W.. Elisha Bloomer. ard others. w. &. Wctmore
for complainants; kinnev 4 Townsend. for defend.
ants. Decree Of the Vice Chancellor affirmed, with
costs.
William Postand others vs. John Lccto and 9TH
crs. X. H. Ogden, for conp'ainants: =. A. & VI.
Porter. A. v. Robertson, T.. V. Woodruff. and J.
MckcDn. for defendants. Order of the Vice Chan
ccllor affirmed with costs.
william X Fuller and others cxrs. sc. w. Mary
~ Yates. s. Sheru nod, for complsinsnts; G. Steb.
hins for defendant The decided in this case,
that the right 20 dover being legal right, the wife
cannot be- deprived Of IL by tcstamen tary dsposi-
ton IN herfavor 10 PVT her ~ election unless
the tcsator has manifested his intention ~ deprive
her ~ dover either by express words, or necessary
implication That TO put the wife 90 her "iectlon
the will must contain provisions which are wholly
iaeon isent with her claim 81 COVER IN the partcs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-02
puffre Office.

MAY Ia Horse Operation.-A few days since
a very fine horse, which a southern gentleman had
from the stable Of the North American Hetel, and
after considerable inquiry traced To the premises Of
Edward Bedell in Beach street. On questioning
Mr.. b. about the horse, he said he bought il Of u
man, whom he should ksow again, Tor $50, and pro-
duced receipt. The horse was fully identified as
the one placed at livery by the owner, Mr.. Seal,
and the magistrate directed Mr.. Bedell tc awe i:
up. This order being complied with, warrant
was issued to arrest the fellow who had sold HIM to
Bedell, as, in all probability that worthy, il he il
caught, will prove to be the thief.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-02
Court OF Common Pleas.
Before Judge Ineraham.


APRIL 30.-John Schmanfer VS.. The Equitable
Insurance Company.-This was action to
yer the sum of $1,000 on policy of Insurance eff
fected between the plaintiff and the Defendants. IL
appeared that about the beginning of the the
plaintiff took atavern and boarding house, situate No.
Hall place, opposite TOmkin's Market, and that he
effected the policy Of insurance his stock of wines
and liquors. beds, bedding, and household furniture
On the 9th May, at about A. NJ. the neighborhood
were aroused with the cry of fire." and on the fire
department reaching the spot, flames were disco
vered coming out OF a window in the second story,
which was used as saloon, and from whence TN.
flames proceeded to the fourth story and TO use the
language Of the witness, seemed entirely miss
the third" Owing to the bell being broken on the
cupola of the market, the alarm could not be given
and it was above an hour before the engines from
the lower district stations, reached the of de-
struction. The plaintiff and his daughters had to
escape in their night clothes, almost in state of
nudity and the loaers, soap-locks, and volunteers,
broke into the bar and celia of the plaintiff, pill
LACED his champagne, drank his claret, and carried
OFF many articles which were Of portable cha
racter.
For the defence il was set up that suspicious
stcd of the plaintiff having fired his property for
the purpose of defrauding the defendants; still it was
to be Inferred from variety Of circumstances, thai
he had much curailcd his stock. and that his lose
could not have amounted To any thing like the
he had claimed of the Company. From this allega-
tiOn the defendants counsel contended for verdict,
because it was one of the provisions of the policy,
that any false swearing was to vitate the claim A
deal of contradictory testimony was adduced, pro
and con. The Firemen sworc that they did not
much wine many feather beds; W hist the plain
tih7s witnesses swOre that the house could accom-
modate between 30 and 60 dodgers, and that they all
slept on feather beds. They also sw that between
one and two hundred persons were in the habit OF
holding balls and concerts at the house, and that
these visitors always drank potaions polite deep,
and that the plaintiff had large stock of very en-
cellent wines and other valuable liquors.
The jury found for the plaintiff, damages S201
For the plaintiff, J. w Girard for the defend
ants, j. p. Hall.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-02

JUsTICE MERRITT's CAsE.--ANoTHER Pro
cEpURE.-Yesterday afternoon the sheriff of this
city and county received from Albany writ OF
prohibitions which had been sued out Of the SUI
preme Court directed all the Judges of the Com
mon Pleas, the Recorder, Mayor, and thirty
members of the Common Council, commanding and
prohibiting each and all of them to refrain from try
ing Justice Merritt The writ was served on the
Judges at late hour last night, but learn from
very good authority that in spite of all the quo
rantos and wrts Of prohibition, the Justice will
have to be tried and that too on Mon9sy next. If
so, Willis Hall will leok somewhat silly when he
next attempts to subvert chartered rights.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-02

lar portion Of the estate, as to which the claim cf
denver is made.
Costs in this to be paid out Of the personal
estate OF the testator not specifically bequeathed.
William Gould and others Charles Sherwood
Williams & Allen, for compliments; Sherw God, de-
iendant, in person. Complanants to be allowed to
serve an amended copy Of the bill within twenty
days, with liberty to the defendant 10 withdraw his
demurrer and answer the bill within twenty days
thereafter without cost to either party. In he
does not withdraw his demurrer and er the bill
within that time, his demurrer to be overruled az
frivolous, and the bill to be taken as confessed
Abraham A. Van Horne VS.. Duncan McLaren. J.
J. Tillinghast, for complainant; ID. Cadv, for de-
fendant. The Chancellor decided, in this case that
the redemption Of premises from sheriffs sale IN
der prior judgment is not, either in law or equity
a satisfaction ofthe judgment Of the cred
itor; and taat although the value of the lands re-
deemed exceeds the amount of the Judgment and Of
the redemption money, the redceming creditor can
be restrained from proceeding in suit 10 collect
his Judgment, be decreed to account for and pay
to tho judgment debtor the surplus of the value Of
the real estate redeemed after deducting the
of his redemption money, and of his Judgment and
costs
Decree of the Vice Chancellor affirmed, with
costs.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-02

ns- The GREAT WESTERN is expected every
moment. She has been out this day IL days As
soon as she arrives be it night or day, EXTRA
will be published from this Office two hours there
after. The news WILDE important. This is written
with one of Hawkins golden pens, and it writes
most beautifully and smoothly.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-02
'sSr R.rI, % BAsK Norrs s~p D9usr,c BII,>
Bork Notes EIchaugs.

The depree aioo OF te soitfcn ON iucrsss
ing which Is Of The cspa sion Of hos. banks
under the rdcemshe vocy The g'i,ns in cotton have
be- limited and the bils drawn agas very dull OF sale
in this market owing 20 the inability OF oa indebted s.o n,
procure moocy Zoe their purchase r,o
ceds form no credit against domerc hills In hi. roe lio,
the eN9anson Of The souhsru Banks has 10 other eff than
70 aeprecNe the currency md ehsuce t. nj on
oh'fe Inc conh""'d h "a ,he rr.ts of cotton, md The
great accs@rlses Of Stocks a.o,S ts Al, es., of ana
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-02

trx- THE WEEKLy HERALD will be published
this morning at so'clock, at the Herald ONCE q
Ann street Price 8 Ia cents per copy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-02

oT-Broadway looked beautiful snd enchanting yes
terdsy in spite of the eternal moving in the streets
A shower in the forenooa laid tho dust, and the sur
in the Nfternonp cane cut warm and bright.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-02

GREAT TRavELLtSs-On Friday evening, the
Rochester, from Albany, brought down 700 passen-
gers. The North River boats are doing grea, bu-
siness, aided by the fine weather and the cheap
rates. Their owners may make a fortune.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-02

90 Persons wanting the Herald IN Boston, can
procure copies regularly served, at Dame s. 10
State street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-02

o.. There are now at anchor oil the battery, the
line Of battle ship North Carolina" and the two
pleasure yacht. " Merlin" and Stag" Wonder
IL the yachts will run that race
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-02

LUvhcy John Neal sill shortly publish vindi-
cation in the shape &C pamphlet, Of the character
and morals NJ John Braiish Eliovich FrateIen and
half do zen aths nsmes.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-02

0J.NowLASD's PAvtLLtoS at Harlem is now open
Tor the season. improved, beautifcd. enlarged en-
lightened, civilised, sanoted and patronsed II is
81 the plesssntest retreats the Island far be-
fore Burnham's or Strikers Bay or any other Of
these places where you can hardly get any thing to
eat, drink, admire, love, or swear az.
Behind Nowand's is the splendid garden Of G..
II. Hall, open, beautiful. fresh as green a.
inviting as the garden Of Eden when Eve took her
first promenade there with Satan, in the shape Of a
dandy with moustsches. This in fact is the only
garden in the neighborhood Of New York laid out
with taste. sentiment, and picturesquencss. BE-
sides all the lsrder cellar, table and attendants 81
Nowiand are equal Ia any in town. His table is as
elegant as the Aston the Carlton, or the Howard
IIousc lie furnish breakfasts, dinners, sup.
pors with ali the trappings and trimmings, for
81 ghiy two hundred persons, at a shorter notice
chan any other hetel in Indeed It is the ONLY
tosse where you can get decent dejesnsr, when
cue takes a drive with his wife and fat daughters
ou of the dust Of broadway 60 taste the fresh AR
II the Fast ~ Nsrth River. Nowlaud also intend.
To- get up boat races. ard other aquatic sports
| dsring the cnsuiAg season.
Gre,, therefore, is Rowland, greater Is his table
spd greatest of all e his wine oeliarhs attendants
| his petty maid servants, &c. 20.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-02

Of st of consumption This being usienabe fact
Is dim ult TO why vii allow tits To produce
baueful there My ", this
certainly be Do. TaylOrs sam OF Liver
II this kept every house deere be doubt
but would he the signal sickness. dis
tres and death Look out for they abundant
Old ~ffice is al sT5 Bowery.
Agep,s-Rushton 4 Aspinwan; Mihsu. iss Broadway "
siocun Chamber and Broadway; r. Diek Lie
psnard l. and broadway.