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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-18

NinLo's GARDES.-The warm nights and bright
skies, which we have been favored with since Mon
day, have added to the attractions of this establish
ment, aud induced myriad of beautiful women to
attend the Vaudeville Saloon, who would never
think Of trusting themselves within the walls of a
Theatre. Last right Brown and Miss Melton aP
pcared in two Of their favorite parts and kept the
audience IN roar from the commencement to the
fall ofthe curtain. 1t is pity they have not bet
ter second old man in this ompany, to play up TO
Brow and Chippendale fthere was such an a1di-
ton, il would render the performances still more at
tractive The ladies' all above mediocrity; and
we have seen casts since the opening, that
could not be excellcd in this country.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-18

BUSKER HIT MoNUNENr.-The Bostonians are
making movement to nish the Bunker Hill Mon.
ument 1t is about time to complete the edifce or
pull il down.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-18

FLYNN, THE COMMUNICATION Flynn, and that
pleasing and popular actress, Mrs. Flynn, play
ing to crowded houses at Troy.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-18
MORNING HERALD.


&C. The WEEKLY HERALD will be Published
this morning at s O'Clock, price 81 cents. There
has not been a great deal of news to make it inte-
resting but still it the best weekly paper in this
or any other country.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-18

Gr7- SUNDAY ArL,s.-The Atns tomorrow will contain
finely executed Wood Engraving OF The Co1uette, to-
geher with Sketch, forming No 10, Of the Portraits Of
the People Also, all the Foreign News and the usual
quantity Of original matter, Odds and Ends Theatras
sc. Price cents Office 1862 Nassau street. Advertise
menls received until ~ o'clock, NJ
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-18

pleasant AND HEALrHTUL Nixon, 10a Bowe-
ry, has invented excellent aperient medicine for
this hot weather, which he calls Sc Carbonatcd Solu
tion of Magnesa." 1t effervesces with great ANNA
tion and is as plea the taste as Soda Water
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-18

Ours NArURaL.-The State Barber stlll persist.
in snivelling over the nogging bestowed upon Ii
vingston but he viii hardly be able TO make any
political capital Of this matter. Livingston cares
NJ more for aogging with the cat, than Weed does
Tor being detected in fabricating SANDER on John
Van Buren
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-18

RELIGIOUS INrELLIeEScr.-The Abolition Edi-
tor Of lions Waterman, Sunderland, although ac-
quilted by his Abolition Conference at Lowell,
Mass, Of several Of the charges preferred against
him by the Rev. MIR. Davis Of this city, has been
found guilty Of SANDER uttered against Rev Bishop
soule. His Satanic Majesty, Sunderland, will now
have to make suitable and humble apology to BIZ
shop s, or be deposed from the Ministry. The
fawning, Bringing publican will submit TO the former
though greatly against his ,oAifs grain We knew
well that Virgnian Davis would not let him up till
he made an example Of him; hence we requested Mr.
ID. to prefer our charges against Sunderland. Had
he attended to thi. request, doubt the white abo-
ltionist would, by this time, have been Glowing
down TO the solcs Of our feet" Should he conduct
himself well in future, and leave dirty abolition alone
we viii heartily forgive him, and he will thereby
"hide multitude Of sins" Ten years ago this same
New England Conference expelled minister for an
act fifty times less aggravated than the least Of the
charges brought against lie Roy Sunderland.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-18

DEcENCY OF THE "CoURIER"-OPINIoN OF A
WIG GENTLEMAN.-The scurrilous and Indecent
paragraph respecting Mr. Woodbury., which we ex-
tracted from the Courier few days since, has been
sent to the Editor of the Philadelphia Ledger by
aWhig, with the following remarks:-
"In New York paper of the Sth instant, find
the following specimen of decency political war
fare, and send it you for such comments in your
Independent journal you may think it deserves
As member ofthe whig party must protestagainst
its being held respons BILE for any thing which APP
pears in journal that would be a disgrace to any
community"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-18

DR.. HINES AGAIN The New Orleans True Anne.
rcan says This Hines affair appears TO be en-
veloped in much mystery, which it will puzzle the
officers Of justice to solve TO their satisfaction Now
the person IN custody here, is unquestionably the
reai DR.. Hines, of Carolina, whose villanies made
him famous long time. ago. But there is another
person, who has passed under the name of DR.
Hines, who has been the associate of this man, and
WHO'S supposed by many to be the real Simon Pure
1t was that man who went to Natchez under the
name of Preston, and was publicly connected with
Johnson, in the recent transactions in that city
He was likewise the person who figured at Mobile,
and who came TO this city and offered for sale the
forged drafts upon General Hamilton, of Ssuth Ca
the fact that they have managed mattes in concert
and have both borne the of Dr. Hines as il suit
ed their vcnience.
The real DIR. Hines, then, was not at Natchez, and
is now in prison in this city. The only charge
against him which can be sustained we understand,
Is that Of stabbng the officer the time he was ar
rested, unless other transactions should be brought
to light Under these circumstances, il is not inn
probable that he may be let loose again upon the
community There is perfect understanding be.
tween this man and Johnson and Read, who are in
prison at Natchez. He received and sold the slave
stolen from that place.
enough TO state that both Of these persons who have
borne the name Of Hines, the one in prison and his
associate, were seen in company in this city, and
recognised, about two weeks since. These expla-
nations will do something towards unraveng the
mystery. There are many persons in this city who
will swear positively that this is the real Hines no
in the Parish Prison, and many who will swear posi-
lively that il is not. The disagreement arises en-
,irely from the facts above stated.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-18
Court of Oyer and Terminer.

Present Judge Edwards and fhre AIdermeh
Elias J. Sylvester was put on trial, charged with
a msdemeanor in publishing an advertisement OF
certain illegal lotteries in paper called Sylvester
Reporter. The facts of the case were clearly esta-
blished, and the jury, without leaving their seats,
convicted the defendant.
Counsel for the people, Jas r. Whiting, ID. A. (;
for Sylvester, MIR. Fessenden.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-18

Giving handsome excess over cxpences-a good
business for night so intentionally hot.
The real water at the Rowery don't do at all
The tank leaks, and the manager gets ints hot water
When the curtaia rose last night there was not an
individual in the second third tiers and at nine
o'clock there less than $50 in the house. incud-
ing free admissions, and three ladies in the third
tier. The Wall street papers and water never will
fill the Bowery 1.-THE Rev. Mr. Hamblin will pump
out the tank and start in half dozen pipes Of good
gin. he might do better
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-18

KILLFD Nv TIE HEAr.-Four horses were melt
ed by tbe heat on the Third avenue, on Thursday.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-18

CAV 1T BIZ TRUE Tt is stated, in an eastern
paper that at least halfofthe crew Of the frsate
Columbia, which has lately arrived from Boston,
paraded before the fremont House, swearing ven
geance on their commander, IL they could catch
him. Capt Read commanded the Potomac.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-18

PRoGREss MORALITY AMONG THE FINAN-
cIERs-We find that two gentlemen of Maiden
Lane, named Tobias, we believe, have Swart-
wouted within the last few days. and yesterdays
western papers state that c. l.. Cole, late resident
in Cincinnati, has belied the returns by ma
king himself scarce. He was a broker, and had a
partner named Danforth, by whose assistance he is
said to have plundered various institutions and in
dvduals to the tune of from S20O,O00 to S250,0OO.
Ii would appear from biography of the gentleman,
published by the Cincinnati News, that he was for
merly of Binghampton in this state, where he was
cashier and subsequently President of the Bing-
hampton Bank; and that more recently he was a
broker in this city, manager of tse Jewett City
Bank &c. This Danforth, and we believe Cole,
came together to our office, and endeavored to per-
suade us that the course they were pursuing in
finance, was a very correct one. But not believing
them, we gave the public timely warning Those
who were duped ought to have had their eyes open.
DeS'r NEGLECT Ir.--The Salt River Journal,
which has rec emily runup the Van Buren, flag comes
TO us wtha request to exchange. We admire the
mans courage and disc elimination, in changing his
politics at this time, but cannot exchange with
him. Salt River is a region with which We have no
intercourse or communication Of any kind. The
whole territory is pre- occupied pre.engaged by
politicians, and we trust the editor Of the Journal
instead Of spending his time in party warfare,
will be making arrangements for the reception Of
large additional number Of visiters next fall-it is
certain there will be large party "rowed up that
way at the next election.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-18

MoRE DEcEScY.-The Madissnian, as an ofsett
TO the story of Gen. Harrsons RIGHTEOUSNESS,
which was originally published in the Ohio States
man, has the following my sterious paragraph -
We caution these who anxious TO fix that
stain upon Gen. Harrison. They live in glass
house, and perhaps would not particularly relish
the exhibition OF the records of of the courts of
this city-nor like to be publicly referred to a
tain family without father, quartered in certain
Offices"
What is the meaning of this inuendo If the Ma
disonan intend to insinuate ought against any Of
the great at the seat of Government, let il say
so at once. But suppose there is more in the ex-
tract than the eye, and the records of one Of
the courts of Washington would disclose some dis
reputable transaction how will it benefit Gen. Har-
rison, or the Wings IT, as we firmly believe, the
scandalous charge against Gen. Harrison is fabri-
cation why should the Madisonian assaNhis oppo-
meats in turn
The indecency of the party press has become so
revolving, that intend to give, from time to time
some of the worst specimens that appear on both
Sides in the joint hope of shaming them into more
respectable course of conduct.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-18

A CENSUS TAKER NoNILUssED-A few days
since OF the deputy marshalls, WHO'S employed in
the upper part of the city get the returns prescrS
ed by act of Congress, called at very elegant man
sion in Mercer street. and begged an introduction 10
the head of the establishment. The visitor was
shown into the drawing room and in few moments
Mrs Jones made her appea rsnce, and requested to
know his pleasure. &c am the census taker madam"
said the visitor, +" and wish to know IL you the
head of the establishment"
LAM" said the lady, with smile and cartsey.
"Then," said the of statistics, mast trouble
you to say how many males you have in your
housed"
None,'' said the lady emphatically.
sFemales?" said the querrist modestly.
Seventeen replied The lady with firm voice.
Their ages" demasded he, terribly blushing up
to the top of his nose.
Between seventeen and tweniy-seven," rejsined
the lady with smile
Married or snglel" was the next question.
All single, said the lady glancing rather contemp-
tuously al her visitor.
One more question, madam" said the in Of
flee mildly a" are you wife or widow! and if either,
how oldl"
The lady did not fy into passion as might have
summer morning, the red face Of her visitor, she
SAID to him, pray, SIR, have you been to Mrs Fay
lor's, two doors higher up!'
No ma'am-W hy!"
Because, Sit whatever she retnrns herself, you
may pHt me down whether its made wife or widow.
shall be C ntent" And wit. that she directed the
waiting made g TO show the gentleman out
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-18

FREAKS OF INsANTY.-The Baltimore Patriot
says =" woman rather deccntly apparelled, cal
ling herself Julia Ann Henderson, who subsequent
~ proved to be insane, created quite stir in the
Market on Thursday, by seizing one of the butch.
ers and declaring that he her husband neither
would she release Der conjugal embrace until she
was absolutely forced away. She then proceeded
up town, and was sometime afterwards discovered
by the police within the ratings which surrounds
the Battle Monument. How she climbed them with
out injury to her person must be cOnectured for
one saw her perform the feat. ladder was OBJ
tanned, by the aid Of which two three Of the po-
icemen passed TO her, and then found it
sary TO deiib rate as to the best means to remove
her, she positively relus to go over herself and
to put her over against her will task to be
rashly undertaken, as il presented dfic ultes
which might have ended seriously to one or the
other of the parties.
At length plank obtained, to which she was
lashed from head 10 foot by main force, and being
thus daily elevated to the top OF the ratings she
safely launched to her feet on the other side Upon
conveying her to the police Office, she pursued the
same obstinate course and refused to go into the
wagon to be taken TO the aims house As her
thoughts seemed altogether bent matrimonial az
fairs, Mr.. CLANCY, police officer, adopted the cha
racter of bridegroom, and then she very readily
consented to accompany him and so tn repre- sc n
tatives OF happy couple" were driven off to
Squire Nj Donald's for 'license, in other phrase
a certificate to the aims house, to which establish
ment she was subsequently conveyed.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-18

THEArRrs.-The intolerable heat Of last night
affec ed the Theatres very sensbly The Chatham
had good house, but the attendance was much less
than the average Of the The curtain rises at
an early hour. and when the play commenced, the
house comparatively thin; but numbers kept
dropping in, and at the commencement Of the 30 act
Of Venice Preserved, the first piece, there were in
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-18

LATEST FROA JAMAICA AND PANAMA.-Last even
ing we received the " Janaica Dispatoh," to the
n h OF June inclusive. There is no particular
stirring at jamaica, but at Psaama civil war
gng.
Movements are making in Jamaica in favor Of i'm
migration from the mother country, and the subject,
it is said, is likely to be brought under the consi
Iteration Of the Government and Parliament, by two
influential Members Of Parliament, and that il is
hoped committee Of the House of onamons will be
appointed, for the purpose of enquring into the sub
ject, which enquiry, there can be 10 doubt, will
tend to remove the rrejudces that initiate
against the scheme. Phe Trinidad pap RS also an
nounee, that in quartsr of an hour Ave thousand
pounds was subscribed by the merchants, to pro
mote immigration.
From Panama the " Dispatch had received ad-
vices to- the 9Th ult, which we extract
PANAMA, June Stk, 1910.
have no news to write yon, only that the Go
vernmet cannst carry onathe war, consequence
of their being out Of cash, and have one cent to
pay the officers and troops. Civil war is stin going
on in Paste, and the rebels getting very strong
At present the small pox is raging here, and taking
off six persons daily Up this date all foreigners
Ii has already reached Chagres, and is likely to
spread throughout the country"
panama, June Sth, 1910.
III M. ship Sparrowhawk, Commander Shep
pard, having on board Mr.. Wilson, II. M. Charge
d'Ahaires for Peru, on her way England, is daily
expected here Ii is not decide whether Peru will
go to war with Bolivia or not. The affairs Of New
Grenada still unsettled, and the Parto
ton still going on"
KINGSTON MARKETS., June 27th-Tierces Coffee. with
drawn fS los sd to IS lis Id per Sugar
ditto 56s sd per dittoTerces ditto so at SIS Cd TO
CPS per dttoBarrels ditto sold at SOS ID per ditto
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-02
ss.Ess2s sLlsgss..s..

TUE ward election for SIX Aldermen, and six
o"mmon Council men, IN each ward IN III :
'ri OF Assembly, EMIT, ,,an nc, n amend ,a 40,
'hifd an ACT dividing tie town of l. ne bu,p into
""tus' AMI Tor oher purposes, passed i eb 10 1890
o" the fifst Tuesday IN April nexi-and will be held
III The Lynch Ward No. hiring all tina, part Of said
,"wn oela" lln lstalcy. extending FROM lie river l.,
-" s.'er.' IN The tencmetton Malu slteet, occupied
~ ~, nc elllzens Savings Bank, one door brlow
WINE d Sn,tlfs store aud IN llcnn Natl. NJ.
beng all that paa ofiown above Isl alley e.irnd
R lrnm HE liver IN 18Th street in the teou, oeeu
pred by Samuel Aewlin & Sou, hetne u patt NJ the
tenement occupied b, thr Nns,uisn Cm.e.
HENRY DUNNlNGTON.
Setg. Of the Corporation of I.,nelbnrs.
Feb. ~ -
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NOTICE..

WE Undersigned is ready TO receive wheat.
during the season, for which he will pay The
n'S'es' cash prlee. To prevent misundeisiar ding
nc now aniorits his friends and the public generally
that IN every case here wheat Is sent 10 the MIL
ana no price agreed upon, il is stared in the Mil
"''he RISK oi the planter long the price remains
INSERTED, rs he Is only MILLER. aud MOI M lnsu-
fef against IRE, waller, &c. ALEX. MUNDl.
Aug ,
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.IOsiCe.

TENilE subscriber has us received aud opened
Il entire sew stock Of
GROCERIES,,
at his old stand Garner OF Man street and the alley
Trading TO Friends Warehouse. lie confidently as
sures his old Customers aud the pt.hlie 10 81
articles ia his line. thai lac aud viii sell them
lnwcr .llau RIVER ost ed heu,e this market; aud
he is detern.if,ed sell for Cash only, il barter
for country produce, he offer inducements 10
dealers. HeIesroctfully solIcifs call.
JOS. MARSH.
March . #... ... lot
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-02
.N'OT'gSE.

q ION NlTTED to CampbelI Jail, On 9Th No
" vrmbei last. a NEGRO NAN, of light com
pltxon, about foiiy Years old 5 feel inches high,
~ia'"nicrs very mno Times, he SAYS his name is
PHIL. and that he belongs to Philip Msureo,f r.
.ueily oi Meeklen,ura COMFY. Va, from whom he
runaway v hen movtnl t. the West. The oanet is
'eqaested TO prove properly aud take SAID negte
AWAY '' GERMAN JORDAN,
=s5a r#a Es Deputy Sheriff. -
CT The Riehmond Wing will please publish
he above Tor Two months in the county paper, and
torw I'd its 10 this Office Tor payment.
Feb. 6 Pm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-02
Prospectus Of the Ayrachburg
gsepssEshfcara. $50

nUE SUBSCRIBERS prppnse commencing, al
as eally day as Practicable. the p,.blicaltnn OF
,emi.weekly newspaper IN lynohbnl Z, 10 be called
: ,be "Lynchhurg Republican" 81
In making this anunnncehent,they deem it unne
x.a,y Ia enier nlp labourrd detail OF their views
o.ibe prominent political questions. Which div de
a., eountry. They will merely state, thai they aI.
nnye the leading measures OF The present. Admins
,,,non and will give them their cordial support;
b,lieyup they tend to The adssnceneal Of princ pies
which in The days of Jefferson, separated the two
,,e.t parties mo Fedetall,,s aud Republicans.
They are opposed TO National Bank upon con-
,,auiional grounds; and equally opposed upon
,,ounds Of expedency, 10 aronnr xon of tiie fiscal
Affair, of the verunent with Banking insituiIotls:
believing that neither The interests oil those insii,u
inns, nor the safe keeping aud economical admin
iafsrion oithe publlc money. requires such
pexion. Hsfss = stfh
They intend TO advocate Southern principles. and
will therefore, raise the n OF nncon ptomisi op-.
position to The cleclion Of William Henry H.rison
10 lhe Presidency. the news of whose t0tninadou
vi. received by the Vhiss of Virginia, al FIRST.
wlh " claeiin and mo,licaton." stH I-.Isa
They win exert themselves 10 make the establish
meni permanent: and eniellan strong h pes thn' the
palronagc Of their liiends will be such, enable
them fully TO carry out lhsimeunn. r..t I.-ti.
The subscription ptiee will be loar Doliars per
aanum, payable IN SIX onllis from The publication
eflhe first number. ROBERT CA W'TUON.
BENNETT NJ. DEWITT,
Mach on fHss
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4 SEQ acres:

1 ~ =
oi which COO or 700 acres arr. ,,.., a., ...,.,
lass, vi the cleared Land $50 acr.s ~, ,ye,
~" stoandsaod so acres brancl, ais well ad.n,I 10
81 -, ia, porion OF the Land which is nnclcar
w" nlhbefed. The Plantation has brlorc
's 10 n, an annie supply OF good ulensil. :. +, G,s,
VI asassisng Machine Tor getting out
~ ~" y, o'ss ot L over S ell two Wagons with
r. nnmsa.,,.' ss"'y pe't stock of 6ne Caitlc, n
"S "'itp are some Of the Dulham breed !: ten
sa"a " ORR H"rseS, two Of winch are exellenI RuoJ
+" S'al'on; ahpui 80 Hugs about 100 bar.
- ~ ~ Urn qnanhy of Rye; and 500 bush.
pl,,,,,t, y ""pld sun any person 10 buy the
rfanialion, neelher wth ese,ythins on It's abavs
,,"'"efa'ed-i Should prtrtit. have also On the
'''f't'oh D on hands whom | an, Wiling 10 hue
- ' le purchaser al The crop shall H., completed.
"ssessl"n may be had vrly shoftl, alter the sale is
ehetted. This is desirable Tract of Land and
'sPfe'ioiy invite those wishing to pnfe chase 10 90
:" see IT,. HE terms shall be quite accomuod,,ine
Is ase apply 10 me in Ivnribnrc =s
ss,,5e,#4s .PLLASANT PARTIN.
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No Y'HCE.

MA 4 have assocmIed Mr.. GRIEF b. TATE
w with Us IN business-wheh will however he
conducted undcr The firm OF Tu,uer & Burwell as
htre'hiofe.
/ We have on hand an extensive assortment Of
GOODS suited 10 the present season. aud beng
ANXIOUS iafeduce our stock much as possible the
VIII be sold tor very small advance 10 those who
may lavor US with call.
TURNER & BURWFLL.
Dec. l6 o,,f,f
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.y'GTgCE.

rNHOSE indebted to J K. Bailey & Co. Bailey
H. ~ Womaek and ID. r Bailey * Go. are here
by respectful y Informed har uoess they coa'e for
ward aud pay What they owe The abose named
concerns, beiore the Isl DIV Of April nfN. they vii
tevery one without distinction,) be warranted OF
sued upon imnediMey thereafier.
. q, BAILEY & WOMACK
March II Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-02

WISH TO SELL The ,rr,e, r,
Which oogh, ,b,ee or feo, ,,.,. Va a. a. y
.e,, ena.ll' hes ON Lite + aas tiyer IN Csmn
1eII county, and CONTAINS -'I,