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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-01
MORNING HERALD.
New York, Saturday, August L, Is4O.

90 The WEEKLY HERALD Will be published
this morning at o'clock Copies may be had at
the Office p Ann street--prics IA cents 1t VIII
contain the only good synopsis and digest OF Amer
can news, worth sending to England. Let no one
miss chance. Those that send Herald, need not
send any letter TO their relatives and friends
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-01

AccIDENr.-A British police officer fell on Tues
day from the cliff the Clifton House, at Niagara
Falls, eighty feet into the gulf and struck SEINE
projecting rocks. He arose and crawlcd mp to
within ten feet Of the top of the precpce when he
tainted, and fell again less distance. His skull
badly fractured and also his ribs and one shout
der. lie il not ex pected to recover.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-01

DrMocRArrc YAcHr seUADRoS.-The yacht Vim
cent Barkelew, Capt Rutherford, from New York
arrived at Newport 18th. She ~ bound on a cruise
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-01

STEAM SHIP GREAr WESTERN, hence for Eng
land, by four different vessels on the 7th
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-01

MoRE ARRrvALs,-The Hon. N. p. Talmadg.,
Mr.. Morgan Of New York, and the Hon. S. S. Prem
tiss Of Mississippi, arrived here yesterday also,
the gallant Gen. Hernandez, Of Florida-all at the
Axtor House.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-01

LrrERATURE.-Amsngth the recent literary produc-
duction from the pens of American writers,we notice
a life Of Hamilton by his son, distinguished law
yer this city. Washington Irving is employed on
new work, which will embrace some novel and
interesting incidents connected with the landing Of
Columbus in the New World Ranger, the Come
dian, intends to bring out original Comedy called
ssThe Lover HusbanI.' We are to have another
novel founded an Indian tradition, by Hoffman,
in the of the present summer The reprinting
of English books goes on with great rapidity as
ever and sell faster here than those of Dickens.
They are brought out in all shapes and at all prices
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-01

PAssEssERs TO EvRoPE.-There appears to be
no diminution in the number Of passengers going
TO Europe" To-day no less than four packets sail,
each with full complement ore hundred and thir-
ty have already agreed to 60 in the British Queen"
and we understand that the " Ontario" and "Eu-
rope" will be crowded, and the Baltimore" nearly
80. NJ. de Pageot, the French Charge d'Afaires,
David H. Bun the English Queens Messenger, from
Washington. and Mrs. Fitzwilliam, are among those
who 20 in the steam ship. Mrs. Lydia H. sisour-
ney and Mrs. wallack, late Miss Turpin, are pas
sengers in the Europe" Major Tuidel, Of the
British army, and family alse go in her, and great
many others. All told, about tive hundred cabin pas
seDgers will leave New York this day for Europe.
These beongto all parts Of the world England, Ire
land, Scotland, France, Texas Mexico, Italy, Spain,
Brazil Portugal, and, perhaps, some TO the Anarc-
tic Continent, recently discovered. Who knows :
In ad lition 20 these the 4" Britannia" steam ship
leaves Boston to-day, with about one hundred more
Truly, this is the travelling age.
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and his wife, Latham and Horncastle, played the
Barber of Seville, on Monday last with great APP
plause. Mr.. and Mrs. Creswick, with Shaw, Ward
and few others, have been in the same vicinity,
but have gone to the Upper Province. Mr.. and Mrs
Martyr have gone to the north, whittier they have
been preceded by the Syrian singers, who did not
create any great sensation in this city.
From this brief summary of the state of theat'i-
cal affairs in New York, Philadelphia and Canada,
the profession viii be able to judge Of the prospects
of in this country for the next year, and to
all whs contemplate coming out, we recommend the
good old plan ola previous arrangement in the mat
ter of pounds, shillings and pence, as we have a
host Of theatres, plenty of managers and perform
ers, but many of the establishments present mise
rable display of empty benches. Excitement and
novelty are as necessary to success as in England,
and the starring system is on the wxae 1t has ex-
listed long enough to ruin its votaries and the sooner
it is abandoned by all concerned the better for the
lovers of the drama.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-01

wAsHEeroS CRY was quite deserted from ths
last accounts. very few members still remain
among them Mr.. Bell. Mr.. Johnson. Mr.. Clark and
Mr.. Hsbersham Of Georgia, was very sick at
Gadsby's. Mr.. Clark it is understood, will proba-
bly, not leave before fall lie is really hard-work-
ing man in any cause he expenses. With six men
IN Congress like John e. Clark, the wing party
would have nothing 10 lose, from want Of exertion
n that quar- ter, to cleo, Gen. Harrison.
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Tippecanoe Club.

According to previous notice, n large
number of the Wings Of MeckIenburg, as.
Senblcd IN tnc Cunt II~vea. on the eye.
nng Of the 18th instant, for the purpose
Of forming Tippccanoe Club. The meet
ing was organized by calling Capt. VIII
liam Davidson to the Chair, and appointing
w. W. Fins and \. B. Taylor, Esqrs.,
20 act as Secretaries,
David +, Caldwell, Esq, being present,
was called on to address the meeting. In
answer to the call, Mr.. Caldwell, deliver
ed one of the most clear and forclble speech
es to which it has ever beer our privilege
TO listen, He uncovered the measures Of
the present Administration with an unspar-
ing hand, aud showed to the satisfaction OF
every candid mind, that the whole course
of Mr.. Van Buren, had been that of a time
serving parti1an, and his whole policy had
tended only to self.aggrandizement.--
" True" said Mr.. Caldwell, " MIR. Van
Buren, pretends to be an enlightened and
liberal Statesman, and is called by his
/ friends, ga Northern man with Southern
principles" but say, and defy his friends
to deny it, that he is ga Northern man
ruth no principles at all at aH.'
The solemn and earnest manner of Mr.
/ Caldwell, riyo,ed the attention of the au
dlence to his deeply interesting Speech
When Mr.. c. took his seat, and the long
applause had subsidized, Mr.. Boyden, was
called upon. Mr.. B. delighted the meet
ing with an address of about an hour;
/ length, in which he commented with ever
more than his usual searching and sarcas
tic manner upon the policy of the party II
power. Mr. B, said he had just come from
the Surry campaign--a campaign which
though most violently contested, had clos
ed gloriously for the W Wings lie SAID the
Wings of that gallant County had to strug
Gle not only against the Van Buren leader:
of the County, but that the whole power
at Washington City had been let down up
on them, and ex-senator Brown besides
lie remarked upon the conduct of the oX
Senator with the most whitening, thougI
merted severity. Mr.. b. spiced and II
Illustrated his remarks throughout with sucl
appropriate anecdotes, as frequently to COO
the feeling of Just indignation which hi
speech excited against the man IN power
and changed it into mrth and rldicule'
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On the Doth instant, by Andw. Grier, ESQ,
Mr.. JAMES II. MARSHALL to Miss SU-
SAN C., daughter of Mr. Thomas Shelby, all OF
Mecklenburg county.
We acknowledge our fee, for which they will
please accept our thanks.l
On the 18th instant, by the Rev. L. Mcdonald,
Mr. ROBERT c. GRIER of this county, to
Miss BARBARY B., daughter of William Mot.
fat, ESD, of Chester District.
On the 9Th instant, by Rev, J. Robinson, tho
Rev. WAITER ). PHARR, of Mecklenburg
county, to Miss MARGARET ALLISON, Of
Cabarrus County
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nails you shall have aireci icratlOs
fnsnme your substance, aud standing
4 whose pbysicaltorce IS strong enough
~ out these ruinous measures. Let
[s;lbout distinction Of party, pause AM
i, mon these bold projects OF corraPt
Ind ,e,ormlne for themselves, wAeth'
|'sv will longer lend hand ~ tbs work
La BY continuing these men "a power !
|, Mr.. Van Buren, once moe, aud you
/ iye your couDrenauce, TO has projects
S,,ec,ly assist ia dsheriug forth his
mes and fastening them upon the people.
|.,v agaln-pause and reject, while you
! -, The power, peaceably to put stop
o,e mad and destructive PROJECTS.
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As far as the vote for Governor is con-
ccrned, only one County-Tyrrell-re-
mains 10 be heard from, which will increase
Morehead's maiority-his present major
ity IS S,49J. We shall therefore have
a Wing Senate, Wing House of Com
mons, a Wing Governor, and two Wing
L. $. Senators. HUZZA HUZZA !
HUZZA for the old North State, she
may take the front rank. We shall give
fall returns next week.
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I'FEE OLD NORTH STATE
REDEE.NED!

We have received full returns from all
the Counties IN tie State, as tar as the
Legislature is concerned, which gives The
Wings l0I and the Vans G6---the two hou.
ses will stand az follows:
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STATE ELECTIONS

Missouri. From the indications Afford
ed by the ST. Louis papers Of the 7th INST,
we have reason to believe that the Loco.
focos have succeeded IN eIecting their Gov
ernor and majority in both branches Of
the Legislature.
We do not know that any body expect
ed different result IN this State.
Iitiaois.-About half the counties in this
State have been heard from but we cam
not make out what the extent Of the Wing
gain is. It's not so great a Ia Kentucky
and Indiana, but may be sufficient to change
the political character Of the State Legs
lature.
Iudiana.-The additional returns re-
ceiyed since our last, swell the amount OF
Wing strength and Wing gain. The
Wing majority in the popular vote is about
ten thousand,
Neutrality-suspicious. seventy counties are
heard from. Letcher's majority already
asccrtained, exceeds fifteen thousand votes.
For the State Legislature, as far as heard
from. of the Senate, Wings and l Loco
have been elected and of the House of
Representatives, So Wings and 8 Locos
have been chosen.
AldbdmG.-The Georgia Journal If the
I 18th inst. states that the Van Buren, men
viii have a majority IN the Legislature OH
/ Joint ballot Of l3-last year they had Az.
/ Another such victory and the State will be
/ free.
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srRRN

STRRT.
Richard c. Purstar, S. c. Franklin, Va
thaniel Boyden and - Poindexter, C.-Whigs
CHOWAN.
r. T. Paine, Nv. reelected.
HEREFORD. n WI,
=; D sPiers, 5. " MrAsoUoTANK.
r ~ 9 u T. reelected to the Senate.
a TABLE
,nowing the result of our State Elections, and the
Wing gain and loss ia each County.
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FOR yIcR-PREsIDENT,
JOHN TYLER, OF Virginia.
WING Electoral Ticket.

LIST District. Col CHARLES McDowELL, Of Burke
"a Gen. hNEs WELLBoRN, Of Wilkes
81 DAVID RANsorR, Of Lincoln.
18th DAVID 4. CALDWELL, Of Rowan.
9Th JANIS MEBANE, OF Gaswell.
9th Hon ABRAM RENcHER, Of Chatham
7ih "a ions y. Kelly, OF Moore.
9Th DR. JAMES s. SMITH, Of Orange.
9Th CHARLES MANLY, of Wake.
10Th Col WV. l.. LoNG, CT Halifax.
nth WV. w CHEEKY, oil BERTHE
18th IHonAs F. JosEs, Of Perquimons.
18th JOSIAH CoLLns, Of Washington.
l4ih jaws " BMAN, Of Carteret
18th DASIsL d BAKER, OF New Hanover
ElnIfinn The 18th OF November.
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IN the Senate and 30 in the House of Com
mons. SO decisive a victory we expect
never was achieved ia the State before
In ,he last Legislature we had majority
of ) or l0-now y. Below we have Civ.
en- a table showing how parties stand both
IN the Senate and House Of Commons.
Burke
W. NJ. Carson, Jos. Neill and + p Miller {W)
no change Poll Carson 1921. Neil 1913, Nil.
Ter liss, w W. Avery YAM 43l Pearson (")
Sheriff
BURKE AND YANCY.
In this Senatorial District B 5. Gather W y
Is elected over Thomas Baker VAN by Il votes
"a Wing gam
Tlrmming Van elected over Blalock tWhigl
Wing loss. -
LlrGln, s. Miller aud Kerr, C-all Vans
no change
keener fWhis3 rselccted
NACOS Am CHEROKEE
jacob sA4r Wing re elected
MARTIN.
Jesse Cooper, s Asa Bggs. C.--b0ih Vans
PASQUOTANk,
Proctor W reelected.
WILKES.
Messrs BRYAN and Gray, Wigs.
ASUE
Mcmillan ~ over Nye ,Van)-a Wing gain,
WiIkEs AND ASHE.
Anderson Mitchell W. senator
CUMBERLAND
Arca'd. McUnunjd, = Pol McDami4 SIS
Alex Eliot 3l7. John Monroe and David Reid
G.. Poll: Monroe 9s5, Reid 97l. David Mcneil
G)s, joan d Eeelcs SIS,
ANSOS.
A srrerg. s. Poll. Myers 65s, Marshall los
John McCallum and p. Il Winston, {. Poll
McCouum 1919, Winston 1929, IL d. Hammond
40. jos White Sheriff
robson
Danfcl Graham, Wing, and " Raglan, Van IN
mo Commons hig gain, Poll Graham 5es
Rsrs,n $50. Williams W. So Watson Sos
Ne.ll McAlpln Sheriff
RICHMOND.
Geo. Thomas aud Duncan McTautn. c. Poll
Thomas Sos McIaurln 49S, McNar 2l5.
robson AND RICHMOND.
Alfred Deckery elected by 40 majority.
MOORE.
Duncan Murnhison Nv. c. Poll Murehsor
-2G Mcneil 52l-Whig Gain. Kelly Sheriff
MONTGOMERY,
f. F, Lily and Thos. Pemberion, E-Whgs
MOORE AND MONTGOMERY
DR.. Montgomery tWhig) elected BY very largr
majority over McCollum lNan.)
CHATHAM.
w. Albright. s. Poll Albright $50, Finer
son 2e7. j. S.Guthrie, $. McClennahau M,
Isaac CIcgg, G.. Poll Guthrie lO6l, McClon
nahan lose, Clcgg l0ll, Rodgers, Cos Fooshe
EQn II,y.I,f, ltE Iaylpr Sheriff
DAVIDSON
Alfred Hargrave, 5. without opposition. DR.
Il l., Rcall and Chas Brummell, c. Poll Beal
1874, Rrummell 1906 s IIargravo $40, 7. He
dtick 4i9 ~
sarnl Ribcliu, ;. II. c. Jones, Isaac Burn
and Francis Williams, G.
Whnakcr, s. Poll Whitaker 81, Warrei
iG5. Massey, Rand and Mangum. c. Poll
Massey llsi, Rand lli9, Mangum 1853, Gale
1853, Haywood l0l7, Harris 9ss.
BRUNSWICK.
Dr. F.JHll. &. Poll: Hill 3iI, Bryan 25'
RLADEN, COLUMBUS Il BRUNSWICK
, Robert Melvin, 5. by So votes over Gov, Owen
DUBLIN.
IEll. S. .withou, opposition. Dickson and SUI
hvan C.. Poll: Dickson 100, Sullivan 595, Man
wclI 226, Rhodes, Wing, 26S. Elussoy, Sheriff
SAMPSON.
Dickson Sloan, 5. Isaac w. Lane and jos
] Herring, C.--Whig loss of one.
, STOKES.
MR.. Moore, W. 5. Poll Moore GA WI
SON s93 Covtngton and Withcrs, w and ZIG
lar. VAN c. Foil Covlngton 1927, Wi'heI
lI79, Ziglar ll75, Bohlack (Wl ll62, Shult'
J, VAN nos, Folger llIi, Sheriff, Stone
r GUILFORD.
n Jas. Il. Morohcad, S, Jas. Bannock, W Doa
and Geo. c Ncndenhall, c. All Wings
- CHOWAN AND GATES,
- DIR Rufus X. Speed w } is reelected.
q GATES.
Whitnel J. Slallings, (V) clected-no chang
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~ See Sir. Oge's Speech.
E.ly See tie Presidents Letter with the
comments Of the National Intelligencer.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

4 three days meeting will be held in the Zap
fist Church in this place, commencing on friday
evening before the lst Lords Day IN September
At winch meeting the Ordination OF J r PFIt'h'
AID will take place.
dug 25, $40.
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Tie following gen.

names az members. The following gem
tle,nen were elected officers, VIZ
WM. DAVIDSON, Presidsat
Capt. IaaAc CAMPBELL,
Col THos. J. GREER,
Col W. W. ALgxAADEs
Wa IloUsroN, Esq.
JosEPH SUMNER, Esq.
GEoRGU MCCAIN, Esq.
DIR. W. A. ARDREY,
THos VI. KERNEs, Esq. Y. PTesIdeafs.
Capt. JAS. W. BLACK,
DR.. u. X. DUNLAP,
PETER NJ. BRowN, Esq.
CYRus A. QUAY, Esq.
Mar. WALLACE, Esq.
VIM l.. DAvIDsoN, Lsq.
ANDREW GRIER. Esq.
F. M. Ross, Recording SecTs;Grg
JAS. A. JOHNSTON,
w W. ELNs,
S. p. ALEXANDER, : C0TTesFoHcg NecFetaf'es'
j. p PKTcH.RD,
Jos. II. WILSON,
Col. Wu f. ALExAsDER, Treasurer
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The Peoples 7lckes.
FOR PRESIDENT,
WIN. Ill. HARRISON, of Ohio.

One Presidential Term--ihe integrity Of Public
!SerUaats-- The safety of The Public Money, ana
the general good Of the PEOPLE.
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THE NASHVILLE CONVENTION,

THE NASHVILLE CONVENTION,
The Louisville Journal of the tenth in.
slant gives thrilling account of the recep.
ton OF Messrs. Clay and Crlttenden at that
city on Saturday. A large procession was
formed 10 the vicinity Of the city, and they
were escorted to the Log Cabin, where they
impaired great delight to an immense crowd,
by their eloquent addresses. Mr.. Graves
and Gov. Pope contributed by their sensible
remarks to the general entertaInment.-
These distinguished statesmen were expect.
ed to leave on Monday for the great South.
western Convention at NashVlIle.--Rdy.
Register.
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o. A Savannah paper gives the names
of IS voters who have seeded from the
Administration 10 a single county in Geor.
ola within the last two months.
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Land for Sale.

Land for Sale,
Efsssa. NET ILL be sold at Public Auction,
ksssSS Wv by the subscriber, at John F.
s#YMF Hunters Store, on tho 25th of Sep
- tember rexi, Tract of LAND lying
on lbe Catawba River, about half a mile below
Mason's Ferry, containing between 300 and 800
acres. On the premises is a Dwelling House,
Barn and good ORCHARD--thc land is well.tlp.
bercd and wtlI-watorcd--lbo 30 acres cleared,
Persons wishing to purchase will please call and
examine the land Terms made known on the
day Of Sale J, T. HODGE.
Aag IS, $50 1907
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Wanted,

A GOOD COOK.
"A CHARLES oyERMAN.
Aug. 95, 1s4O 4sf
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The A7valachicola Gazette presents tho
t5..asiag accurate picture Of the present
state c! CIR political affairs to It's readers
What a spectacle do the United States
present to lie world After 20 years OF
peace and prosperity, with but one little
cloud or speek Of war IN Florida free from
national debt, with Treasury OVERLOOKING
with milIions-commerce flourishlng, and
prosperity blessing our empire every where
behold, as if by magic, in few short
years, calamity and ruin are spreading over
our land, trade is broken up, produce re.
duced so that il viii not pay for the labor
that made II; our National Treasury bank.
rupt, and the mighty energies Of mighty
nation paraIyzed. It's time to change our
rulers we have tried too long politicians by
,ssde lei US try a western farmer Of plain
- sense, OF known and tried honesty
kand patriotism. We canno, be worsted by
any change we must therefore be beuered,"
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Georeiu.--Very Cheering accounts are
received from Georgia. The Wings held
q convention at Macon on the 18th instant.
There was from II to $4,000 persons
present The Hon. VIM. c. Preston was
present and addressed the Convention.
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Judicial Resignation.--His Honor Judge
Toomer, has resigned his seaton the Bench
in consequence Of the impaired state Of hl'
health. Governor Dudley will immediate
" convene his Council, to advise on Tho
appointment Of a successor.-Rdl. Reg.
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lo4

which shows that We have majority q ;
IN the Senate and 80 in the House of Com
mons. SO decisive a victory we expect
never was achieved ia the State before
In ,he last Legislature We had a majority
of ) or I0-now y. Below we have CIV
en- a table showing how parties stand both
n the Senate and House Of Commons.
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,Wbv are doctors called physicians,
mamma p SAID lutte iaquisltlvo gul to her
mother, who had Just been visited by one
of them. Physicians replied mamma
who was seldom ut a loss for an answer
comes from fceseek, as the doctors ride
about all day TO seek fees,
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Hiss curious fact that in countries whore
Sugar is much used, scuryy and other cu'a'
ncols diseases are almost unknown on
board American vessels where Seamen are
allowed the use of Sugar, at pleasure, such
n disease Is scarcely ever heard Of
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Election the 18th OF November.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-10-07
To be continued.

The only relief for The enormous bur,hen
under which the poor OF Great Britain suc.
Ter is in the substitution OF a republican
economy for her monarchical institutions
taxation and wars--taxation to support
The spleneor of royalty-wars to CRAFTY
It's ambltion-these constitute the origin
Of the most grlevous oppression that ever
stained The annals Of the worlds history.
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Agents for the New-York Her,

AKehts LOT the NeW-F OK Herald.
Philadelphia Pean-GEo. b. ZIEBER, corner
OF Third and Doek.sts., opposite the Exchange
near the Post Office.
Neic Orleans, La.-JoHS F. CuRSs & Co., Mer-
chants Exchange, next door t. the Post Office.
St Louis, MR.. J. WOODWARD.
Mobile, Ala JOHN F. Gums g. Co.
Cincinnati, DC. ToBEY.
Troy, ~ Y-LEvI WILLARD, River street.
Albany, ~. VI. BARBER, corner Of State
and N. Market, under the Museum.
P0Ughkeepsie, ~ Y..-LEvI SMITH.
1Nescark, ". J-JoHN SUNDERLAND
Nesc BRUNSWICK. ~ J-WILLIAM SOLOMON.
Ehso6ethto,cn, N. J-SAMUEL CRANE.
Peterson, NJ.-NArrHEw DouGHERTY.
Best0n, Mdss.-GEo. w. REppINe, No State
street, north side Of the City Hall.
Nec Horen, Conn.-D. c. MIrcHELL.
Hartford, C0nn-D. G. MITCHELL.
Providence, X. John GREEN.
Nosscich, Conn.-JoHN BATES.
Utica NJ " b. LoAK
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ESeLrsH AND FRrScu THE ,raicALs-
new plays have been produced In London, cad.
which seems 10 have created some little sensst
among the admirers Of their several authors The
last production Of sheridan Kscwes called jshn Of
Procida or the Bridsls Of Melsre, was brought cut
al Covest Garden on the 10Th ult. n appears to
have been successful although the critics speak Of