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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-03-23

"A street scene. HaIlo there, - said Van Blu
rcnte to tcamster, whose wagon wheels were
squcaling tremendously -"your wheels want greas-
ing" 1t Unopened that the te@nster was
old line Jacksonman, and the retor was therefore
none of the soitest: swell, well, sir Van Bu.
rens wheels viii want more grease, aud squeak
worse, before be rides into the next Presidency"
vg0fi. Soueuk
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-03-23

t5~Reafer, did you ever look at the bowl Of a
spoon, held horizontally, and Your ince in it as
round and Jolly as that of a ia, ira, and then,
suddenly turning The bowl into perpendicular
position, behold The same face looking as long
and iolefu as that of The knight of the ruei''l
countenance9 Well, just sucl change hus The
phiz of locoiocoism undergone within the lns'
lhree months. - Prentice
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-03-23

Good .Neios from Orleans. friend writes
touching the Town elections:
Irashurg-23 Wing majority; loco representa-
tive last tall
Barton-6 Wing majority; IL loco last fall, aud
represented by loco.
Charleston -" clear sweep for the Whigs;" tied
last fall.
Holland, Newport and Morgan all Wing, as
ueuaI.
The work goes bravely on.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-03-23

W5-Judse Briggs, in his speech OH Thursday,
said ne was spectator in the New York Conven-
ton for the amendment of the Constitution, and
heard Mr.. Van Buren speak against universal SUI.
.frdge. Some Of the 10 COS deny tina, Mr.. Van Blu
rem ever made such speech let them he wary.
We have the proof ready 10 he forthcoming at
short notice.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-03-23

The Patriot thinks the contest will be "severe
and close" in Indiana. We think the people will
be closely united tor HARRISON and give The federal
ofticcholders most severe ihrashing-out at the
laot. boxes
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-03-23
- A QUESTION OF vES1o,ry

"'The expenditures Of lie present veor. 1890
wi' no', ~ MI PROBABILITY, exceed 26 millions, or
millions less thai, it was last years
PRESIDENTS Message, Dec. q 1889.
Mr.. Secretary WoodLury's report of Dec. 3,
1872, makes the gross expenditures S3566I ,427
e7--beng difference of more than nine millions
and a hdlC! viii the Patriot explain this discrep.
oncy? Did the President purposey exclude The
whole amount required for treasury notes /? Was
he ignorant of the state Of the treasury Or aid he
mean to play the petivcggtr cith The peopley
The President further said that the estimates Of
1910 would he 5 millions less than the amount
stated for 1881 81 millions; yet the Secreta.
ry estimates them at 500, 100000 Another dis
crepnncy of only one million and three quarters !
and this, too, when it is known that the Secretary
ercludtd from his estimate large appropriations
which have already been asked for, g. when he has
also aSkcd for millions of treasury notes which
were not included in his estimates. Adding only
the millions OF treasury notes, 10 the Baths
millions ofexcess of estimate over the Presidents
statement and this discrepancy is the small one OF
SIX MILLIONS SEVEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOU
SAND DOLLARS Give the people light neighbois
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-03-23

Old Addison. The Wings have had another
rousing meeting, holden mt Bristol on the llth.
The following resolution is to the point:
Resolved, That old Addison County is album
dainty able to give The Harrison ticket as large
majority as every administration county in The
state Is. for The Yun Barren ticket; that il is her
hounden duty to do il, and that we will Use all
Memorable and law ful means to mike her do it,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-03-23
lMore Harrison Guns f,om Orange County.-Th

More Harrison Guns from Orange County.-The
last Chelsea News says:
Chesea-locofocos nullifed; Notwithstanding
they had rg'ar caucus, nominated such cnndi-
dates they saw fl, and procured our worthy
town clerk strike off the ballots for the people
on The sabbath dag previous to town meeting
Luckily he keeps miniature printing Office al
ways ready for operation, on any day OF The week,
and any moment. Notwithstanding, we say, all
these preparations and precautions, the wings car
ried every man they tried Tor, beginning with the
first seeclman One shot.
COrinth good for Harrison.
Nnsl,ington-u full tenn lor Harrison.
Broobfeld ditto.
Brainlree ditto.
Randolph ditto.
Final y, the wings have swept the deck, when
they tried, and carried every candidate they sci
up,-hais fiat. Orange county is good Tor a liar.
rison majority OF five hundred at least
What! Chelsea, which gave 46 minority for
Smile Corinlh with its SO, and Brainlree with lis
% for the same worthy all redeemed Are YOU
right noighbor llewes? IL so, the General will
have but ONE party the great Harrison and Re.
form party-in old Orange, instead ofHree.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-03-23

The .NeW Yorker. A new volume of this ex
ceent paper is just begun-dress new, and the
prices are reduced. Folio So quarto SO, paya-
BILE inhexby in advance.'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-03-23

First Harrison Gun from Ohio The wing.
have elected their mayor in Cleveland, by l0l ma
jority. Cleveland has heretofore been strongly
IocOfoco.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-03-23

Stale Treasury .Votes. The locofoco Legislature
of Indiana has authorized the issue of II million
md half Of dollars in treasury notes in.$ SIS and
$50 notes.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-03-23

The Texian Congress has passed tariff bill
average rnte of duties Is per cent. I'D valorem
Books and farm ing utensils free.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-03-23

"A Sign. Fifteen delegates from single county
to the Harrison Convention on the 22d of Febru-
airy, were delegates to the Van Buren, convention
OH the 9Th of jan previous.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-03-23
MARRIAGES.

INC een,boro', 9TH INST by l. r Waterman, Esq, alr.
AsroD Garhel5 Of Gove', to Mrs. Betsey JOqunh, of
Gre Dnshoru'. ,
NJ Richmond Dec &c, Mr. Enoeh Stone to Miss Mary
Haliock.
pnCaais, 18th inst, by Pny Curilss, Esq, Mr. Cyrus
8iJty Il Crailshury, to Miss Louisa Mos ey.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-03-23

Wan. X. Smith has been elected Mayor Of Tns.
caloosa. Alabama and Edgar Snowden of Alex
andria, ID. c.; both Wings.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-03-23

Eighty -four postmusers attended the Harrison
convention at Columbus, says the Patriot, and asks,
"What does this fact prove?' Some 400 post
masters did not attend: what does that prove sir
about federal patronage?
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-03-23

South Carolina. There is bitter contest GO
ing OH for Governor, and is said to be probable
that it will seriously affect the political standing of
hat stint
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-03-23

IIPPEcANoE CLuBs.-rhe Harrisburg Telegraph
sayst Tippecanoe Club No. ], just organized
in the copio,TJ- composed entirely ofgenilemen
heretofore friendly 10 Nh. Pan Buren,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-03-23

Massachusetts. Nobly does the work 60 on
Cambridge has given 1873 majority to lhs Wings
last fall only rs!
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-03-23

1.-THE Corsair," N. Y. is merged with "The
Albion "a paper OF high reputation, particularly
among the emigrunts from Great Britain.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-03-23

OGcirl, Cyrus Ware, Esq has been appoint
ed to take the census for one half tie county Of
Washington.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-03-23

Ex-Governor Wolf, collector of Philadelphia,
died on The ll;h inst. very suddenly.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-03-23

Pedcham, we are rejoced 10 hear, is not behind
hand this spring. She is redeemed by handsome
Whig majority
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-03-23

kED B, d. seed Wheat Flax Seed, Clover do.
Ia ard Ii rds Gra.s do. for sale at Stots aud
Lansdons, March %. "A Sw
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-03-23

.Vothing done, on the ~ L. boundary. See let
ter of Secretary Forsyth, i2d, March, in Con-
gressonal proceedings.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-03-23
VOICE OF THE PEOPL f
uApRIsONIN THE WEST.


We are permitted to make the following cheer"
ing extract from letter dated fremont. Illinois,
Feb l2lh 10 gentleman Of This city. .duaS
awe have had grand celebration Of HAR6i
SONS BIRTHDAY. j. l. James, Esq. irusi-
ded, and made admirable speech: ana lots
y ol speeches were made and sentiments gwen.
We were honored with The presence Of EIGHT
SOLDIERS WHO FOUGHT UNDER HAIR
RISUN; and each of them came forward and
bore testimony to his patriotism, courage and gen
erosity of soul. At Peoria they had tremendous
time. will send you paper next week, giving
the uccoumt. TiIis Stale will go for Harrison by
5000 MAJORITY at least. The changes that are
going on are almost incredible. You never
such enthusiasm. THE OLD SETTLERS GO
IN FOR HIM TO A MAN. Had any other ca,l-
didate been nominated the State would have gone
5000 the other way. Indiana 1t is said by our
knowing Ones will give at least 10000 majority for
the OLD HERO. Almost all THE ORIGINAL
JACKSON men with us) are going tor Harrison.
Cheering news comes to us by every mail from
Ohio. He will sweep EVERY THING West,
except Missouri
Extract of letter from indianapolis to a member
of Congress- dated 18th Feb $780,
Whole falniles and neighborhoods are coming
out for old Zip, aud the enthusiasm more than e.
,ouas what was manifested at Gen. Jncksons cleo
ton. Yesterday saw gentleman on whom 4
can RELY from the county above here, and told me
that he had conversed with more than a hundred
men since the nomination, WHO were Tor van Du-
rem at the last election, who for Harrison.
The popularity of Gen. Harrison rides over all
party lines. / finally believe his majority in this
State will not be less than fifteen thousand. In
Ohio Kentucky, Tennessee, Michigan and Him
dis our friends are sanguine OF Overwhelming ma.
iorities. The West, the whole West, will come
up 10 the work in u solid column. II Our friends
east of the mountains will do their duty, of which
we have no doubt, we will elect The farmer d
North Bend Ivy triumphant majority. say en-
pliacallv the Turner OF North Bend, for he is such.
He has been the President of the Agricultural So
cety of the Miami Valley. About TWO years ago,
heard him address the multitude at the agricul-
tural fair; and it did my heart good to hear the
old soldier speak of the farming interest When
he declared, ia firm voice, 81 am farmer and
glory in the fact he warmed the hearts of the
reople.--WiIl not the fact that our people, who
know the old hero, who know The generosity o
his soul and the clearness of his head, warmly
espouse his cause, have some weight with those
who do not know him?
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-03-23
HARRISON VICTORY |
POUGI1K EEP SIZE !
Correspondence of the Albany Eve. Jour

PoUGHKEEPsIE, March 3, 1S40
Our charter election is over. We had Il tre-
mendous conflict The Loco Focos made their
last desperate effort. They acted and evidently
felt that they must now re-eslal,sil their ascen-
dancy in Poughkeepsie oryield forever the hope
OF seeing themselves, rs the followers OF Van Bu-
rem, in II majority.
The conflict resulted most auspcionsly. The
vote was large beyond AL precedent, 1908 having
been taken, which is an increase of $50. o. this
number G20 were given to the Harrison, and $50
for the Van Ruren ticket. Our majority, there
fore, in the village IS cal. This is handsome
increase over our vote Of last fall.
The first Harrison gun from Old Duchess is a
loud one. The fire will be kept up with spirit
until all The breasworks and iastnessess OF the
Desiructives" have been demolished.
FRANKLIN CAUNrY.--The Wings of Franklin
hive done their whole duty this Spring.-Ihe
Board OF Supervisors stands thus: Wings 10
Federasts 3.
OLD GENESEE.--The Empire County ol
the Empire Stnte maintains its Wing Supremacy
In twenty zone OF he twenty four towns wing Su-
pervisors are elected. This is the "sladow ,
which las cast itself before the result in Novem-
Der when Genesee will roll up $3.50 majority foI
The Log Cabin President.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-03-23
NTCHULAo Il AKKIN, Sen.
M 81 Lombard street

NJ Office. This is 10. give notice that have
~ given TO my son Charles c. Conani, his time
a nd shall claim OF his earnings orpay any debts
OF his contracting aitcs- This dato.
EBENEZER. CONE Mt.
Plaiofrl.i Marci, 10, 1910. Al;
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-03-23
From the Troy Daily Whig = Erira.
TUESDAY, o q cIOCK. 7. VT.
TROY STILL TRUE TO HERSELF!

TROY STILL TRUE TO HERSELF!
The charter election has passed off quietly and
Sytl very little excitement but has resulted as
anticipated, in splendid triumph for the Wing
cnuse.
Our present highly esteemed and popular May
or. JONAS Coz IiEARTT is reelected to the station
he has so worthy filled for the last three years, by
IL 1attcrng and triumphant vote oftfe people
HARRISON VICTORY IN
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-03-23
G A ID TnnG
SAP TUBS.
For sale hy SPALDlNGS s FOSTER.
CENTRAL HOTEE.

iiAs
CENTRAL HOTEE.
IJUGH GOURLEY returns his thanks 10 the,
public at large, Tor thtr very liberal support Tor
six years in the Village Hotel, aud wishes cOnnu--
ance Of their lavoIs. II has hued up The House IN
The best OF syeit is situated in the centre ufMopt.
7cer Village convenient TO all the Stores, Post Or
fee, sc.
The Village Hotel will now s0,by the name Of tho
Central Hp;rl aud he assures the public that there
will be notlnrg wanting onhis part, az alt times 10
accommodate the gentleman Of busilcss, gentleman
Of pleasure and toe W., ry traveller in style not
surpassed fol accommodation Ond rehsonnbleness of
terms by any in tie State.
.CJsAIl stages that leave Montpelier cali at this
II ouse for passengers.
p. S. There is first rate Livery Stable kept at
his House.
Montpelisr, March 6, 1910. az
GtAULDRON aud pail KETTi ES, aud other
" Hollowware, iran Frencohia, n. II. al
STORRS g. LANGDONS,
Feb. 25.-4w.
4 900 SAP TUBS Tor sale by STORR4S and.
Il LANGDONS. Feb 26-3w.
100 THOUSAND WARRANTED
CHINGLES Tor sale by SruR2S e LANG
> DONS Feb. &c, Is40-3m.'
TDOWN's SHOE LASTS AND ROOT
l. TREES fine assortment may be had at all
lines at STORRS & LANGOONS>
Feb. 20, 1910. Sta.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-03-23
STORRS a LANGDONs

u 10000 In. Tire Icon ui all wrG,h, 1000 bs
Band Iron, 1000 BIS Nail Pods, 2000 lbs Shoe rou,
1000 lb- Sqr and round do all sizes, 1000 lbs Eng.
Hoop do and every kind OF iron and Steel hand Ut
low ratrs March 49, Am
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-03-23

w ANTED. BY DAVIS & HoET, 80 Beds
w Beading and Bed.t ads im'nediate}
Norh Mon'pelief, March i6 1910. Al
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-03-23

The Subscriber respectfully nfurms the inhabitants
Of Barre and its vicinity that he Will couy the tai
orns business IN all lis various bIanel:rs, atlhc old
stand, formerly occupied by +. & J. T.. Stickpey.
The ioraer business OF the OH. finn will he settled
bv me- EDWARD STICKNEY.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-03-23

NJ Office. The coparlnership recently exsling
~ under The firm of E. s. J. Stiokncy is this day,
by mutual consent, dissolved
EDWARD STICKNEY,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-10
MONEY MARKET.
Thursslay. ApriI 90 y. M.

The stock market exceedingly quiet today Prices
but little alteration North American Trust and Bank
ing Company improved cent-U s. Bank, per
Boston Providence Rail Road declined per
old bonds sold at discount of per cent The Pro-
violence Rail Road 10 cent under par arising from
the fact that travel between here and Boston mostly takes
the new route u g. Bank stock has been gradually improving
for day in consequence OF an anticipated dividend
FROM that bankrupt The law auhorising the
continuance Of suspension also allows them to declare dv
dend exceeding per cent yer annum Already per
cent has been offered in Wall street for the dividend about to
bedecared Had the Bank been compelled to very
evident that only could not have paid dividend but
could not have sustained itself II has the .rontery TO
offer advdend red, mabe IN order to rase s Gre
dit with the Spectators Such the result OF locooco anti
bank principles.
There material change in sterling exchange The rates
for southern bills aud uncurren money rising The trans
actions small.
We have few days later from England Nothing material
had eccurred but the market continued to become more
easy The London commenting the singular
position Of the State Of Pennsylvania upon broken
bank isef for dyd ns COR the of paying
the interest on State ocNs The boundary question also
a topic efserious discussion
The arh NJ 1874 has been operating severely Of late
against the interest Of the important staple production
Of Louisiana In 1915 after the late war tariff was adopted
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-10
Cleared,

Richard ThS%pson Buck BaI'i%S,s; Solomon Fran:
Fr.iterer, Rove Havana Beaver. Edmoni, Orleans
s
Bradish, London; Toronto, Grswold, do.
Arrived.
WIN Whitock lat ~ long SO W. spoke Roger sher-
Ship ST Lawrence Bunker from LIVERPOOL March, II, mdue
SHIP Cotton Planter Doane from Liverpool March to
;asfs Hjs's ss Ss.'sa
as s,ts ST s RS Eng with
WILLINGLY; syIysstsr s. day. from Mes'na with 1862
ZEE s;'? The SN sailed y
ends deck load and 0hsr damage
Capt.
shpsone supposed the Vesper Hunt from Messina;
supposed 70 be the wOsa, Davis from Messna fruit
General Record.
also the Ontario Bradsh Their letter bags Gpns
William streets, up stairs
sqse' FROM
SsssasS ss Fssa .a ss%' s1iE% g. MSs3
to take II hs sSn Of Gy IT. &c. De-
S Naval Hospital
MACH ordered S report to
li io5 I M1, ;Ssi
!s " q &c
ssT detailed to nf's h ara ep1 pSoI p1s e
r. ,
H. 10 w Navy s5
hs Board t. asS
relieve Capt in command Of the at Phils
s %er S1 'Fii Lieu. o''
North lei iRp has orders to anchor
on Cape Paos, March s. passed the American Squadron
bound east
United States Fisher supposed hence for Liverpool March
Fheophias Chase, days from Havana and bound the
eOn o. Ass, AD lat 94G long So a.
United States Ports.
PonILasR April srAsr TslsgraPh New YoTk N
f!s H' doi Abbot IsS!snss Hull ~ .,''
eel Giaddns 90; P I'D Jane. Long RIVER
S Sss d %''0n Ne" York; f''po''s
F ERrpnSDni April s-cid Exile, NYorf
RIenMoSD, April s-Arr Spy somers, New York; Tusca
Apr, Arr Empire MSM b Men Ny. Yo5t Ar
see memol sth, Dulcmer, Cavier, New York; Della
sAyAsSAH April e-Cld Clinton, Lyon, New York; below
w% TsyoT H0.y Hfw HSrt Comet, Lbbey New York. Co
! rea, Jackson, Havre; sid Chill, Morris, Havana
Foreign Ports.
LIVERPOOL Marcf SID Corsair, Savannah Dublin Phil
delpi- 7lh Ligons, Banors sth, Rochester Wood
house NYorh 10th, Huron Paine, for Portsmouth,, NIL dg
10TH George Washington Burrows New York HGernl,
Cobb. do; fairfield, Lyons do Osprey BARTLETT Charleston
H.vRr, March 6-Sd, Charlotte of Portsmouth, Nh, 70
Cadz; 4th Oeeanus Bourne horeston via Cowes Nj
port Poland, Anthony for New York. eth Chas Joseph
| Moran, do; Superior, Tucker repg.
KINsALF March s-Naper Sanford NYork, for Liverpool
| GuAyAMa, PR, March 2o-NIoo, Forbes, for New York
dg Fox Winshall do do Henry Hnlbrook, from Noroi,
| lust arr; SID Azora, Lsmont, New York.
KlSGsToN. Jam. March l7-An, joseph Hove Young Nsv
York. 25h Gen Hodgman Of NYork discg Tappanooy dc
days. Ada Eliza Mayaguoz, days. Black Hawk Stran
ger, do Cairo, NYork de- Gazele do dol star unknown
! MEssISA, Feb. 2s-Sld Vesper Hunt, for New York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-10
HARRISON AND TYLER.

HARRISON AND TYLER.
o. SECOND WAR0.-"LET THE WHEEL GO
RoUND!-All those III faver Of the election Of Harrison and
are reauesod to meet at the Rams Head Log Cabin
NO lis street. Friday evening isth instant at half
past O'Clock, for the purpose of organizing Tppecanoe
Cloe for the Second Ward. aHlo IT.
01}- SIXTEENTH WARD.-The Democratic Wing
Electors of the Sixteenth Ward requested to meet at H
1eon Of Sixth avenue and Seventeenth street.
Friday evening" April 10TH at halfpast O'Clock, Ma 70
hear the Of the Committee for Charter on
GERS, and to transact such other may arise
II. b. RuCoLEs, Secretary apiolt
plLEs. PILEsM PILEs..-One dollar the price Of bot.
HAYS GENUiSE %iNiMFST FOR The H:e FILES sn. WITH.
out being cured Hundreds have tried -none have failed
IL innocent that full bottle be applied once
efeetual that every one says, u acts like charm"
stock Go" on the wrappers All others are false.
jaal smeod' SOLOMON HAYS
pRoSPECT HILL BOARDING SCHOOLING BE-
NAN has the pleasure OF TO the public that he
has taken the beautiful Mansion at Prospect Hill ssd
which place he has recently removed his school the
mile stone Bloomngaae aud where he ready TO wait
those who wish TO place III, boys under his charge
The attractions at this mansion are unsurpasseds ycp
pszzas, and magnificent propeets-ogether with the free
Of Of ground combae render this
location unrivalled for a boarding school
The internal o. the school are adapted 70 the
ed Tie Spring term commences % the tirst OF MAY.
As the grounds and observatory afford delightful prone
made and especially TO children parents and friends
respectfully invited 10 call and view the establshment
For terms References &c call either al the Mansisn
the agent WIN. T. BRAKE, No II Wall street. opposite Gus
90 WANTED. an assistant Teacher. One who /. pous
apio I'm SAMUEL BEMAN.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-10

~ TO LET, to small respectable family, part Of a
lM new suss trtal three story brick House, situated in
U4heathy and nvenient of Brooklyn within ten
minutes walk Of Fulton Cathsrn street ferries Rent &Ts
Also to let two small in the building % Beaver
within two doors Of Pearl street New York suitable for
Offices or for business requiring but little
Enquire at ss Beaver street, New York. apio NJ.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-10
Ipporfrtlops.

In the Cotton Planter, from Lverpoos5 crates Mctrieg
cks Il NJ Harrs-is7 bars
hoop do DO sheet q shelds-is7o sacks salt Newb
Crafts rks bleaching POWDER Beeso tons pig iron
do coal, a EDS. crts chest. to order.
In the Isabella Messna-50 bags hemp seed o FL
berts, l9ss bxs lemons, 300 bxs oraRgcsto Broom
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-10

On Wedpesday night .tt illness o hre. months in the
His funeral will tke place this afternoon tFridayD at o.
clock from bis late tdence No ~ James street His friends
and those " his hrotherniaw Henry Ryer and family,
respectfully invited TO attend without further invitation