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The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-17
THE OLDEST ESTABLISHMENT In
THE CITY

EAEIES GRAY'S UNIVERSAL BOTANIC
81 MEDICINE STORE, No 90 Water street, ono
door of South Baltimore, where is constantly
hand and for SALE the and best SET Sed
assortment of MEDICINAL HERBS. BARKS, Z ND
ROOTS, in the city; together with all the Thompso
Medicines; d T. ii. HowaFd's Medicines. and Dr.
Beach's Remedies. Also number of his own pTepaFa
tons, all of which warranted to be equal to any E
the United States in point OF quality wholesale and re
tail.
G5-All orders thankfully received and attended 1
win despatch.
H7-JAME;5 GRAY, General Agent for the sale of pr
HORTON II OWARD'S improved System OF BetaniS
Medicines. The public are inritedto call and examine
the above work, and judge of thu superiority which
possesses over Dr. Samuel ThomPsen's New Guideto
Health.
z-In addhtcn to the foregoing, the subscriber would
respectfully observe, that having in his possession the
works Of ri lOAPSON, BEACH, HOWARD, SMITH
and HERS Ely, distinguished practitioners, who have
devoted ch of their time the requirement of know
ledge appernng the healing art, far as il is based
upon Vege table properties, the efficacy OF which they
fully tested before they promulgated their opinions, he
faers him Bcf. that from his experienced and studied
care 1.-THE truth of which is known TO maBy,) he is pre-
pared to oONroUND MEDICINES from their d.sFsa-
e..;es yach lie will be pleased to do in obedience to
those VINO may favor him with their orders, and be as
sres such persons that every article which passes
through lis hands, will be conformity to the pTescrp
tons Of tho SO authors. iy23d
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MARCus DENIsON

~ =, s9tfs 81 IA LTfAoKE ST,
WEAs JUST RECEIVED Exira superior Rochester
IL White Wheat FLOUR fresh No, HOPS; Vel
vet CORKS; English and american Sporting POWDER;
Rlescs,ed Winter Sperm OIL; Loaf SUGAR.; synlp: We
~ choice chewing Il OBAcCo, and Principe sEGARs,
which, with our usual supply Of Green and Black
TEAS, FAMILY GROCERIES,, WINES and LII
QUORS, are for sale at moderate prices. OILS
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sfynrfona az The Veas and lungs, promote expeeiora
ION, strengthen, clense and heal ue tender niianed
lungs, carry eff the slew, inward, hectic ieIsr promote
DIGESTION strengthen the nerves, increase se Spl,
of the Specific is safe mild and easy, and may be tax
en- without danger, by women in the last stage Oh pres
nancy and il sovereign remedy for ehdref ana siVes
immediate relief to the whooPing cough, teetfns ana
the bowel complaints The proprietor has been IN the
habit ofsng tins specific in his private pEa ee ior tese
hirty years past in Hypoch0ndrcal, Hystet4cs NerV
Gus Diseases, accom- anied with depression and low
ness of spirits, SC. well diseases OF the heart ana
lungs with unparalleled success. The dose 9 me Spe
cc to be given according 10 the age and strengn oil Inc
patient as directed for the consurapuve.
NH 2aw-aD 30
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WORTHY or NOTICE.

WORTHY @F NOTICE.
UNOR sALE.--A Black GIRL, Is years of age, TO
II serve until she is IS years of age. She is well
grown and good house servant. For further particu
lars apply to l.. f. SCOTTI'S Old Slave Agency and
Intelligence office, basement City Hotel. oc2S
COO REAMs CAP WRITING IA
UOO PER, now landing and for sale by
v B TURNER, Wheel. WRIGHT & NUDGE,
se Is No.2 South Charles street, mn stpirs.
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EOUGLd from Cold or Consumption, and Pain in
q the Breast, is more less relieved, and often eff
fectuaIy cured by the COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM
ARABIC. 1t is not secret Quaek Medicine, that will
cure every diseasebut is judcious combination of
upoa for the cure of COUGH and all diseases of the
Breast and Lungs. Many medical gentlemen who are
asquaned with the ingredients used in the preparation
of this syrup, recommend il in their practice which is
GOOD proof that they have confidence in It's curative
power. It may be used by all who are troubled with
die above named diseases, without the least fear of
jury, bui with decided advantage. Prepared only by
~. G.. K. TYLER.
Corner Z. Baltimore and High sts., Bait.
Sold IN Washington by X. S. Patterson and +. How
ard, and in Georgetown by D. Nj. Linthicum.
se@-y
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zEw YORK AND PHMADELPAIA

~ IOIkHk
Raj. ROAD LINE DIRECT.
THR OUCH IN SIX HO URS.
Esa Trenton, Princeton, New Brunswick, Newark
- by cotnuous Line of Rail Road from Philadelphia
= ssrssy City, opposite the city of New York, crossing
- Delsware on the Rail Road Bridge lt Trenton.
-, A COMMCIuOUS STEAM BOAT
bta~-@will be in readiness at jersey City to con
e. z vey passengers across the river without
8sen,iep fs.. the baggage Crates board. Lesyel
- trenton Rail Read Depot In Philadelphia, corner
sSss;rd and Willow streets BAL r, Sundoss excepted.
Morning line at s. O'Clock, 4. "a.
rs. Mail Pilot Line 2, p. A.
Morning Line at. so'closk, NJ.
aaF.re n either line, o. returning the ires aa,,,
~ YORK. at A. H., and at ~ r u.
Philadelphia, MA p
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TUNHIS Medicine had Desn used lOi more thhn seven
years before an effort was made 10 initiate IT.
The great demand and its wonderful success have indu
ced great number of persons TO initiate in various
ways-upwars Of fifty different mixtures have been col
up in imitation Of it, which is convincing pTOof OF us
being medicine of great value-Some ar selling Sar-
sapara and other syTups imposing them on the ignorant
fox the Panacea reduced prices; others are mRg the
gensine medicine with moasses &C.; making bottles
out OF one thus retaining ofits virtues Others are
using the genuine Panacea in their bottles to perform
cures to obtain certificates TO give their repua
ion, &c. Some have even Fesoried TO perjury. These
limitations and authorizations have in many instances
notracted the suffering of patients in diseases where
Inc genuine Swaim's Panace awOud have proved IN
stantly eticacious. therefore deem it duty owe the
public TO them that the composition of my Pana
cea is not known was it communicated to any
other person in any way whatever; and That all otner
mixtures represented 10 be mine, are fraudulent I'M
positions. 49,.
The GENUINE PANAGEA may be had Wholesale
md retail, at the propnetor's own prices, of
ROBERTS s. ATKINSON,
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6yONTFUFST S-CUMF0RTABLE COMFORTS
" Just finished, large supply of Conorahlcs, an
excellent afsicIe for the approaching winter person
enseonced aeath Of those truly comfortable arti-
aes bid defiance to the rudes; attacks of his frosty
majesty.
Light street,. OM
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The above preparation IL sold ~
TRUTH is MIGHTY AND WILL PRE-
VAIL.

Conner Pratt ST. aAd,Dugan's wharilOwer ead of Cen
Market Space auo
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PASSAGE FROM ENGLAND AND IRE
T.

xTNS Persons in this cozntry desrous Of securing
sx1lhS Passage for their friends from ENGLAND,
sAEsasas- IRELAND, OF SCOTLAND, can do 50 by ap
Eyng the subscriber in frst class Ships, sail from
LIVERPOOL for BALTIMORE, NEW YORK, o.
PHILADELPHIA, every month in the year. Tern
HbeTal and accommodating.
TH0S. D. ADAIR, Commerce street.
Ry-LETTERs from the Country (post pad) viii be
zasWeFed by return Of mail-snd DRAFTS for small
snRs of money fer Ihe accommodation Of passengers,
sAA be had, above, payable without discount com
sniassan.
Baltimore, Isl Gully, 1919. cod
Ny-Ednors Throughout the County, friendly 20 TIE
s1sH, and the Cause of Emigration, wlil infer favor
BY giving the above advertisement few il EerOns.
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MEDTCTNAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SYpHlLITIC BROPS.

TO VEfh HFF'AAC Eli
Those who arc laboring under the Of
feets Of the bad disorders are appris-
ed thar the sypihlitic Drops are found
to be the only safe, sure, and speedy
cure for the Venerial disease ever yet
discovered. II has long been In uss,
bestowing blessings and receiving
praise-it has superseded all the quaek
hosuums, and whilst they have sunk
into oblivion, never more to be remem
bered, the syphilitie Drops are rescu-
ing its thousands of the afflicted from
an untimely grave. I'm a word, il re-
moves the diseaae radically in q few
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Med ICINAL ADVERTIBRMENTs.
EDIAE mEGFKc.

FOE the suIe or Colds
Whe0Ftas Cough, SPikins
OF Bleed and Consu&y lion,
sc. Jaat received ant for
sale by the Asen@.
ROBERTS b ATKINSON
corner Hanover and sElti
more ssa., Baltimore.
This specific is extracted
BY 4 chemical process from
kSrbs, roots, plants and flow
ers, when in greatest perfee-
dOa. They are OF balsaHlic,
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E5TNDERs' BOAItEs-S tons agsorted Nos
TURNER, WHEEL 7gRIsBT NUDGE,
CAafIesst.
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Corner of Pratt street and Dugan's wharf
n Lever end of Centre Market Space.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-28
Three Days Later from Canton.

BY the ship Albion, Lovett, liz days from Canton,
to Talbot, Olyphant e. Co, we have accounts to the
81 If December last. Things remain they wero
a. the last accounts.
The Albion left at Whampoa on the LIST Deem
bel, the Usage, Capt Perret, of a.d for Philadelphia,
to sail next day; Levant, McDowall, of and for Phi
epha; TO sail about the 18TH Luconier, Gore, dg.
for the English fleet at Toon Koo Lehigh, Rogers
Zesobia, Kinsman; Oscar, Mason; banks Linton,
Endicott; Lima, Trott-all discharging cotton
Left at loon Koo, Sd Dec. Lion, Martin; Lantao,
Bush, Eben; Preble, Croker; Valparaiso, Lock
wood, and Argyle, Goldman all loading for w ham
poa.
Ga the l7th, passed through the Straits of Sunda,
in company with four other vessels, bound to the
westward, and three SHIPS passed in at the same
time; did not know any of them.
10Th, Java Head bearing East, distance 20 miles,
exchanged signals with ship ST. Paul, Pierce, from
Manila, bound to Salem or Boston.
Jan. 18th, off Cape of Good Hope, exchanged
signals with British bark Beona.
Feb 10TH lat. 8 s., Ion rs w, passed an American
whale ship standing south; showed her number
Q75) on a white ground ard red border, and then
March 8, lat. Is 10 n, lon so 10, spoke ship Arab,
Capt. Chase, from Calcutta, bound to Boston.
March 9th, lat. 20 30 N, long. 81 40 w, spoke
English brig Pictou, of and from Halifax bound to
Spanish Main.
March IL, lat. % NJ, lon. 60 30 W., spoke brig
Farnilla, of and from Salem, bound 20 st. Jago de
Cuba out III days.
RUMoSRs.-From Canton it is reported that the
Port will be closed against all foreign trade the
9th inst. The American Merchants have petitioned
that their trade be continued. Again, the transhp
ping trade ToonKoe is only to be stopped, and the
Hong merchants have petioned that that be contnu-
ed CANTON, Dee. 3.
We were misinformed last week when stated
that ii. f. the governor of Macao had deprived some
of the passage boats of their licences, and forbidden
any more English to land in Macao we correct our
misstatement from the highest authority.
NEws.-Two thousand Fokeen soldiers have ar
rived at Chaouchoo, in order to relieve the garri
son there These warriors have received orders to
march to Canton very likely to defend the prov in
cial city. IL is also rumorcs that nearly the whole
feet of that province is to be concentrated in these
waters to awe the Barbarian ships from attempting
any thing out of the way. A studiOus silence has
been maintained up to this date, respecting the af-
fair of the Bogue but there was report immediate
" forwarded to the Emperor, doubt in order to
give an account of the glorious battle won by the
invincibles of the Bocca Tigris.
The visits of military officers to Macao have late
" become very frequent. We do not know the reason
why they so very much court to walk along the rough
streets Of this good town Their retinue is however
very small, and their stay does not extend above
day. h-ss'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-28
Correspondence ofths Herald
HARRISBURG. Y

IINFHIttNHHs ltHINH
The Resumption Bill Of the conference COM
mittce brosght up in the House to-day, AMI az
ter some little discussion. the vote was taNcn ~,
and the bill was lost-the vote standing - IN it, Ia
vor to ~ against IL.
In the Senate this bill has not been brought up
since il was introduced by the Committee ana hen
IL is brought up, will, probably meet with the same
Fate which IL met to-day in the House.
The Senate to-day passed the first section ~ Mr..
Bells amendment TO the Loan Resolution, providing
for the resumption the 10th January, lSil, by a
vote Of 20 20 49, Numerous amendments were pro-
posed 10 IL, but none accepted.
The Senate have fixed the day Of adjournment on
the 10Th April.
almost forgot 20 mention that Immediately after
the Resumption Bib was lost IN the House TINS NOR
ming new bill was int ro Iuced in its stead provid-
'Rg simply for resumption on the 18th July next
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-28
James Woods Trial.
PHILADELPHIA, March !

NidICu ~, lctU
Mr. Browne opened the the part of the de
fence. Mr. b., in his opening, which was strong
and eloquent, stated that Wood was pursued by a
very strong prejudice, and warned the jury against
II; ne stated that Wood a man dotingly fond Of
his daughter, and for not yet fully de-
scrlbed TO the jury. took away her life he also
stated that even all those official functionaries
who had been examined flew to the ROOM not to con-
sole MN or 10 soohe his perturbed spirit but to put
questions to him; and that even these kind humane
and amiable gentlemen had been carried away by
publications 81 do not, said Mr.. Browne, ''blame
the editors of these papers, but the morbid appe-
tite of the pubc-the public mind is poisoned. and
the man is convicted by the press without trial.
He also read paragraph from rays Medical Ju-
risprudence" giving the legal definition of lunacy
and insanity. The insanity of the defendant will
undoubtedly be the great and chief bulwark of the
defence. His remarks were chiefly on the subject
of in sanity, intersp ersed with from med-
cal Jurisprudence and from several other works.
In his speech he adverted to number of cases as
laid down in English law books. Among them
a case which occurred in 1900, in which
red at the King from the second bench in the pit of
the theatre, and was acquitted the ground of par
tiai insanity; and, Also that of itinerant book
seller, who conceived an idea that he must destroy
the cathedral at York he accordingly communica-
ted the matter to his wife, who became much trou-
bled, and endeavored to dssuade him from his pur-
pose. Her entreaties made him waver in his pur-
pose, but, at the time, he conceived that he
heard voice which said, go on, what thou doest,
thou doest well" and accordingly he committed the
HIS case was also tfleu DE EnguSn Jury,
who also acquitted him the ground of partial in
sanity Mr. Browne then ad verted to the principle
on which man is charged with any offence. he
must be a free agent, both in his body and in his
mind-and made very forcible explanatory remarks
in regard to it, He then spoke the bill of indict
ment against the prisoner, (Wood) in which he is
referred to as a man of sound memory and discre-
tion, and asserted, according Blackstone, that
man possessed of these qualities must be capable of
discernment, and that before the Commonwe alth
could ask the jury to find verdict of conviction
shn s{xt
sound mind, and capable of dlscemment between
good AID evil
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-28

The Registry Excitement - trenhe""'''
Meeting and Tremendous Row "t Masonic
Hall--Ffghtiag and Bioodshed-
Last night meeting was called by some Oh 'he
clioues in Wall-street through notice published
only in two or three of the bankrupt Wall-street
exclusively patronsed by these dirty clques,
for meeting, to be held at Masonic Hall, to take
into consider ration the merits of the proposed Regis
trvL Law The following the call of the Meet
ing. published exclusively in the g Courier" on
Thursday and in of the other dirty Wal-street
prints Friday
nr7- PUBLIC MEETING-The citizens New DIRK ,rifh
oui dsncon OF Marty in favor Of promoting the purity Of
Elections Masonic Hall, FRIDAY
Evening March 27 al a o'clock to express their approbs
ton of the Registry Law.
The result OF this call proved the folly of entrust
ing the affair to few laundering, bankrupt Wall
street presses rotten and corrupt they are; and
the above notice called forth the following notice
from the Huge Paws, in the 6 New Era yesterday
morning:
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-28

SUDDEN DEArHs.-The number Of sudden deaths
that have recently occurred in this city, truly
tonishng and in addition To the deaths, great n-n-
Der of persons have been struck with paralysis,
palsy and apoplexy, that have not died. This is the
season for apopleSy, dropping down dead and dying
without only few hours warning Let every one
look out therefore; be prudent; keep cool little
and drink less; don't get into passion; live right
eousy and seberly or you may 90 to the devil, be-
fore you know where you
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-28

Flowers AVID GaRDENiSs.--G. G. Thorburn, N
John street, has published very interesting work
en- Garde ing, entitled the &c Young Gardeners As
sistant. which contains much useful information
on this delightful art. We also received by IN,
same messenger a beautiful bouquet Of flowers for
which we thank him. Gentlemen who want bon
ouets Tor their fair ones, can call at n John street
May is approaching
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-28

ENTERTAINMENT o n BOARD THE BRITISH QUEEN.
Yesterday splendid entertainment given on
board the British Queen to a large party of ladies
and gentlemen. The refreshments, cakes, wines,
toasts, talk, and sentiments, were all exquisite
The ladies were in fine spritsthe gentlemen $3.50
Capt Roberts in all his glory-and the British
Queen elegant as beauty aud bright day could
m lie her
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-28

MS The WEEKLY HERALD will be published
today, at o'clock, Fl Annstreet-price OF cents
1t contains variety of curious original articieS'
illustrated with three splendid ensrasings'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-28

o. The Swedish ship Of war, " Made" OF IL
guns. arrived here yesterday from Laguayra. She
IL beautiful vessel and up in gallant style, in
charge Of Mr. kelso. a New York pilot This -
the first vessel Of the Kind that has visited port for
many wears.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-28

Ftsn.-Buildings Nos. 2J7, 2Oe, and I'll Fulton
street occupied by Mr. Bennett, asa porter house,
J. Rees, sailor, and Isaiah Branard, cabinet manu-
facturers were injured by fire, yesterday morning.
at two o'clock. Loss probably $500, The PHI
Iadephia en- CINE was Of great service.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-28

70 A very pious, religious lecture, by the Rev.
Mr. James, will be delivered tomorrow night, at
the Second Wesleyan Chapel, in Mulberry street.
Go and hear IL.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-28
Nottce IN the NeXy-YOrk Pilots.

No steam ship is expected here till the Great eserh re-
turns about the list May Our from Europe WI"
IN that brought by packet ships Now therefore,
We hereby give notice all Pilots that they viii bring US
later foreign news in advance Of all the wall street prints"
shall not forget them the day after Sharp's the word
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-28

ExrRAoRDINARy MoDEL OF MAN ~ ANATOMY.
DIR. Bedford, of this city, has just received from
Paris one of the most extraordinary works, deveio
ping the anatomy and physiology Of man-and beau
tiful woman too-that ever has reached this coun-
try IL is called &" L. -5natoBiie Ciashque, and il
prepared by DR.. Auzoux, Of Paris.
This curious piece Of mechanism is full length
rcprcsentatio of the human FORM with all the bones
sinews, nerves, lgaments, and every other "par
and PARCEL Of the internal or external regions o
the human system colored and fashioned exactly a,
they are ia the living subject. Each part be
taken apart-the whole frame, from top to toe, car
be dissected, without any of the horrors or diss
greeabe effuvia which accompany the real subjects
Yesterday we had opportunity Of seeing great
portion Of this piece Of mechanism taken apart,
piece by piece, limb by limb lgament by liga-
ment till discovered the whole internal arrange
ment Of the human body, heart, lungs, &c. from the
brain TO the great toe. In half an hour acquired
more correct and comprehensive knowledge Of
the mysteries Of anatomy than could otherwise be
accomplished in years OF study
Altogether, this model presents one o. the most
chaste, beautiful and classical modes Of studyin
anatomical science that has yet been discovered
The model was made in Paris for the Russian 90
vernment, but DR.. Bedford has, at great expense,
procured il for his usc and for the advancement
Of the science, in the study Of which he is an en-
thusast. We trust that he will deliver a course Of
lectures on the subject. They will be invaluable.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-28

FROM FLORIDA The Indians attacked a wagon
train going to Mecanopy on the 18th iast and killed
a teamster and two mules.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-28

no. You can hear Profess Bronson, this even
ing. a, the Tabernacle, free Of expense, except =
squeezing.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-28
NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY.
Mondds. March 30.

THREE GRAND sPf ct .CLrs,.
With splendid routine Of Entertainments the BENEFIT
Of W.. kEEDH NJ, Scene Painter Coeauer, and principal
Psutomintst al the Bowery Amyhitisstrr. una2s2t-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-28

PirrY AND CHARirY.-A sermon for the benefit
of the Catholic Orphan Society, i. to be preached
at st. Mary's Church, tomorrow cvening-sec the
advertisement We trust that il may be well at
tended, and that whoever may 60 there will put
ney in their purse.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-28

QUEER LAw.-The "Sunset law" so called, has
not bgen repealed in Massachusetts, What is the
iure NJ this lawl Il To prevent the sun from set
ting al the accustomed tinel Perhaps, however,
q - 10 prevent voting after the sun has gone dow
below high water mark.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-28

Mons LIVES Losr nv FIRE.-A large stable.
eleven horses and tw- boys burned az Roches-
ter, few DAYS ago. Several small buildings were
also DESTROYED
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-28

WARLIEE.-The Canadians 60 erect immcdi
a'ely lne of block houses from Fort Erie to Chip
pewa, opposite Buffalo. Doubtful.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-28

SMALL Pos.-Niue persons died in Boston, last
week, Of the disease.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-28

PRorIrsBLt.-The Nantucket whalers have, du-
ring the last year, cleared dollar for every hour
.h.san
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-28

DEcLtSED.-IIop George Hull. being considered
candidate for the Office Of Lieut. Gov. Of Massa-
chusctts.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-28

RrLiotoUs NOTES.-The co cluding bse'ue' "
l.c,,.s h, Al. pcv y J,srs a. subject Of Female
Character and influence" repeated BY particular roget VII
he delivered tomorrow (sabbaih) evening ~ the ecnd Wes
leyan Chapel Mulberry street nsr bsees'r Services 70
,o,,,c. =, o'clock Topic, Female iiety." ms2slt'