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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-15
Correspondence Of the Herald.l

ALBANY, April IL.
The registry amendment has passed both Houses
precisely as | predicted yesterday, but Mr. Lasak
has not offered the resolution which told you he
purposed to do-and the reason was, the unusual
course Of proc eeding in the Assembly, did not give
members opportunity to offer motions or fesoiu-
tons Mr. A. G.. Chatfield, who is ordinarily
courteous and civil man, was pers uaded against his
better Judgment, 10 present very improper and IN
sulting petition to the House. The petitioners,
who set of ignorant, inofensive men, have
been deluded by some half witted demagogue, int
signing paper containing the most injurious Impu-
tations on the Legislature. Mr.. Wheaton, whom
have before alluded to As man OF much vigor and
intrepidity turned upon MIR. Chatiield with great
bitterness, and gave him castigation that he Will
probably remember for some time to come. The
previous question was finally moved and carried,
and the petition was rejected.
The question of appointing committee OF confer
ence on the subject Of the currency, then came up,
and was discussed until long after the hour OF ad-
journment -
The bill providing for the extension of the Che
mango Canal from its present termination near Bling
hampton to the Pennsy lvania line near lioga Point
has been under discussion in the Senate IL was
agreed that this bill should PISS, and although the
Senators from the 7h district determined to OPP
pose it, the bill will go through the Senate
The bill further extend the act for the relief OF
the New York Institution Tor the Deaf and DUMP,
was passed in committee, alter a long debate. Zen
Root opposed il the ground, that the sy stem OF IN
sruction pursued in the institution was not Gale ala
ted TO promote the happiness OF the mutes The
common sense, unsentimenta view taken oil the sub
iect by the General, brought up the Senator IRON
Pelhsm Mr.. Hunter, who performed new operate n
in the science of obstetrics-that is she delivered
herself Of a speech, which would place her on an
mortals, il it could be correctly reported. This
very respectable and anable old lady Is on the high
road to immortality, and nothing bat some uniore-
seen accident, can stop her onward progress.
Both branches of the Legislature now hold alter
sessions, but the business transacted is Of very
little &C count.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-15
PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, 4 p.

PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, 4 r VI.
have lust learned that the committee appointed
at the recent meeting in this city to proceed
TO Harrisburg and confer with the canal commas ion
ers relative the reduction of tolls upon produce
taken on the state canals and railroads, r>ve sue
ceeded in their object with all the articles except
wheat which is already so low that further reduc-
ton was considered unnecessary. The canals are
filled with boats loaded with produce, and the guam
tiy of lumber coming down in RATS, it is said, was
never known before.
The conservatives, wings, Porterites, and split
tail democrats, combined, achieved a victory yes
terday in old democratic Southwark. The ticket
nominated by them elected by majority of lob
votes. Five of the commissioners elected are sup
porters of Gov. Porter and his measures, and were
formerly Van Buren, men, What they are now, do
not know, one else.
The following the sales of stocks teday-32o
Camden and Amboy bonds, 95; ID do. do RR. 10;
$500 drafts New York, at sight, l03 IL; ~
Grand Gulf, 80; Union Bank of Ten. %
The commenc ement at the College or Court OF In
solvency, under Judge Jones' takes place this morn
ing. Hundreds will be ground over and dis
charged from paying their honest debts.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-15
BY EXPRESS.
Correspondence Of the Herald
WAsHIsGroN CRY, April IL

WAsHISGroN CRY, April IL, 1910.
A very little business has been done today IN Con
gress. The morning hour was occupied in the
House by Mr.. john Quincy Adams, in offering va
rious abolition and anti-savery papers, all OF which
were laid the table, under the operation OF Mr.
W. Cost Johnson's anti-abolIton resolutions on the
18th of January 1t is decided once more that the
House of Representatives will not touch any thing
that has negro about it, or in the least degree
s'smells of niger"
Mr. Rice Garland moved suspension OF the
rsles, to enable the minority of the Select Com-
mittee Printing to make report. Refused
Mr.. Graves, of Kentucky, moved for Select
Committee, TO report plan 10 divorce all connec-
ton between the public press and the printing oil
Congress. Refused.
On motion of Mr. John w. JONES' from the Ways
and Means the House went into Committee of the
Whole MIR. Casey in the Chair, and resumed the
consideration of the Civil and Diplomatic Appropri-
alton Bill Mr. Wise spoke at length In denunca-
tion of the administration, and was followed by Mr..
Jones and Mr.. Geo. b. Samuels, in support of it
The debate was further continued by Messrs Stan
lev, Hopkins, Wise and Mckay, when the Commit
tee rose and the House adjourned. Nothing accom-
plishod
A cooquy passed between Messrs Wise and
Hopkins, Of avery animated nature, in relation to
the political predictions Of Gen Harrison. Mr..
Wise conte nded that Gen. Harrison friend and
ad vocae OF slavery, and Mr.. Hopkins insisted that
he was aboltionist. Both gentlemen produced
abundant documentary evidence to sustain their re-
lative positions.
The Senate was engaged all day, in discussing
bill revive the Of 1896 in relation to the claims
in Louisiana and Arkansas, growing out OF the Lou
isiana purchase.
At late hour, the bill passed. 1t is of soiae i'm
portance, and will undoubtedly be lost in the House
of Representatives.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-15
Dialogue between DIR. Burnem, his Patient,
and Wife.

Doctor--sir, find you're very sick,
am glad you sent for me 50 quick,
The iountains low-the steam Is high
You must be steamed, or soon you'll die.
Pstient--Yo or good God Doctor, my life;
How can leave my oase' 2ns mii1
Or I'll be dead before tits day.
Doetor- First you must take 2, 3, and 81
To put the system IN good INK; =,
It won't H burn = muchDthe dose is small
Patiea.--why, good Gei Doctor, wont kill
Could not be hotter, much, think
Whew how it burns Lerd, what drink.
Doctor Dear Sir be patient; cheat is life;"
That buruing drink will raise strife
With cold and canker now within, -,
Patient-wel, Doctor, you're a learned man;
Wife says you've studied I,homrsons plan.
TO bear it all hate to die
Doctor-Well here IS a dose OF Z" canker tea )"
This you must drink till you spit free:
stop-som cayenne" and ,'nevepe" toe,
Must be mixed IN; now drink lido
paheni--Oh. Doctor-I am all on fire;
Ny My" head i will burst-Ill have fit;
Oh steam quick, for now spit
Doetor-Wel bring the blankets. socks and pot,
And strip him naked on tire spot
NV 1a% he Ga9Sf ss6 Sapd s% hight
Fatien,-rhis place is hot, and I'm so sick,
My breath Is short my pulse Is quick
Doctor ~, You've We, Filled me"tSsts IS the how
Doc,or-You're only scar'd-there's no harm done
NV you must 1hs d Sc Of a nS%Gsr Sne
Il you refuse, you'll die at last.
Pqiie,t--Oh, murder! b'azes fire I'll die
almost feel my bowels Try
God from numDer one
Water. water or la done.
Doctor--Pray, sir, don't make such moan,
The alarming symptoms have come on,
They 'll wear eff, and YOU IL be well,
And never have such spell.
Paiient-A long black list Of lies you've told;
Even now my hands and 1, ct are cold
Farewell my wife and children dear,
For can't stay nauch longer here.
Docfor--- Good God he's dying, sure enough
In spte Of all my doctor stun;
His nails are blue, his pulse is gone
Who could Lave thought he'd died SO soon
UTfe--You Anticipated lazy elf!
The stuff he took would kill yourself
To escape from work, you deal IN steam;
But I'll expose your muiderous scheme
NV husband there your victim hes
At foy's shrine a sacrifice;
And unl.s IS your course you alter,
You'll shortly pull good hemp halter
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-15

Twenty LIVES Losr-Tbere was a dreadful
storm and freshet at Johnston, II. Sunday last
The embankmeIts OF the reservoir at Simmonsville
village were swept away, together with three or
four houses and thirty persons Six only have been
recovered alive-.wenty were picked up dead, and
the remainder are missing
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-15
NEW LINE LIVERPOOL Jackets.

NEW Line LIVERPOOL FACKETs.
~ 49, ssSM. 49,
10 sail from New York 25h, and Liverpool the
FROM NEW YORK.
Shin GARRICK Captain A. s. Palmer, 25th February.
ROSCIUS, Captain John Collins, 25th March.
SIDDONS Captain N. b. Palmer, 25th APril.
SHERIDAN, Captain +. A. Depeyster, 25th May.
FROM LIVERPOOL.
Ship SIODONS, Captain y. b. Palmer, 18th February.
SHERIDAN, Captain +. A. Depeyster, 18th March.
GARRlCK, Captain A; S. Palmer, 18th April.
ROSCIUS, Captain John C.. lns, 18th May.
These ships all Of the first class upwards of 1000 tons
built ia the city Of New York, with such improvements
combine great peed with unusual comfort for
Every been taken the arrangement of their
The price Of hence $40 Tor which
ample stores, including wines &c VIII be provided These
by experienced who will make
every eyertion o give general salts fac lion.
Neither the captains of ships will be respon
sble parcels packages sent by them unless
regular bills of lading signed therefor.
The this line will hereafter armed and their
cuar gives them security not possessed by
other but vessels Of freight or passsgs apply to
F.. X COLLINS * Co, SO South street, ~. York, or
WIN. & JAS. BROWN x co. Liverpool.
hee ounce and newspapers cea each. O
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-15


The intending to send er their
friends residing g. Britain come out in the spring
of $780, that Mr. Herdman of the firm there, and VIII
remain Liverpool during the spring and summer for the pu
pose seeing all the persons have been
lnesnd thai small drafts given in their favor shall
be prompnes Orders from all of the country
win be attended to- and such attention will be given
the for the emlgran as 10
guarantee further patronage of those who will favor the un
aersgnei with their ordersad in all where the psen
from whom originally received For further par
ticulars, apply (f by letter post paidl 70 ,
HERDMAN & KEENAN,, 81 Soutf-st;
~ B. Mr. Hedman viii attend to any agency which may be
entrusted TO his daring his stay in Europe
In addition drafts given agents throughout
the different parts England Ireland and Scotland who give
facility the emsnt whose be engaged by
here they furnished with drai large small amounts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-15

CONTEMPLATED VIsfT.-The United Fire Com
pany Of Baltimore, with its new engine, intend visit
ing New-York shortly.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-15

Morn MISUNDERSTANDING thousand dollars
have been subscribed in Mississippi for the cree
ton of a Methodist College.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-15

JAMES wooD who was acquitted for the muir
der Of his daughter, in Philadelphia, is to be con
fined in the city prison till removed to another
place. He is to be confined till he receivers his ss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-15
MADAME REsTELL's APPEAL TO PHYSICIANS
lN EMEN-Jt aLs the l,o~rtv vo,,

FEsTELLs ArsEAh TO PHIysIcHNs
q gTasief ,isy ss;sss
doss VIII the
as he
suffering both aAd mental often endured BY married
bseo%s To destroy health and en
M afs " As to ana
Is SGs q hs sSs 20 s
y aas to o" that my Pow
ia S too VIA. s.1pssst
no re tine bSf ons Se
srsasi Slssnrs s Si.eeysTsd
fond mother from sinking into early and premature gravel
s mo- definite Srtae SsSooses you re-
se that the :qh1s to 2 the health
erous their ee either Tor good or for evil too important
s 8 nsaS for ar '%s e p s
much d q ysls 4sy The
the proper education of their offspring better proy
%sfssssS III 5 .$g1 ,sS (Which
"a sassy ssds
ss be @ % Ss Ss e. as
de ado Ii 'sT AFTER lingering out sck unRsp
on + 1s %iadSy
and dear True it that from the sordid III,
%Tfss s ss IF s netting be BY s
wing the cause Of many which ss Sher
surely a$SSSs
from motive Of pecuqaTy disadynage 10 themselves be
detere from recommending to married females under their
ia am S he sh
not few have induced to adopt their by the advice
your ad in terug and extending the blessings the of
Preventive Powders will confer those adopting them
pledge myself to dess from ommending their nse their
efs the Of their adoption, be shown to
be otherwise possible The
Preventive Powders first introduced in France about
thirty years by the grandmother of the subscriber the
wellnown and celebrated Madame Reste for many
@ my t ~ some Oh me fr'ePa IT, nse osl,I ism u,
ders married ladies' whose health will not admit of
quanance with medical and ply soogSa In France
and the Continent Of Europe generally where they uni
versally adopted remarkable observe
difference in the ages Of children in family for instance
from twelve another and another
four six of thus establishing
that they all they purpor he. On their Introduction
into this country the dstrust and ncreduy at first enter
tanned have given place to that confidence naturally inspired
by the her adoption hundreds who have avaed
themselves of their Hoping that give the sub
OF this appeal that mature consideration which its
tanee demands.
! remain,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-15

C,HERRY's AsTRINGENT P;LLs.-Dr. Cherys ceis
ersted Asngent Pills for ,h rsds removal % elects
i~et,ons Ge For by following sgsnts-A. y. D.
sands 70 and 100 FULTON street Hart corner Chambers and
Breadway s., Broadrsy s,,s s,.nse; n s,,s AVA
corner Grand Cannon 81 Canal street, Chambers ADD
Church Price, 81 per box mel.sni
lust Observation-Disclosures NEW REPok.
TER, containing full ard accurate let OF all tn. Bank
~ coan,ep,,, and Altered Notes Prices Current
Eschanxe. Prices Of Gold and silver, NC
The - snnum, IN advance single eor,es
cents each Persons purchasing over Hoope' WI ~
"syfvEsTER q co. Iss Broadway respectfully sequaip,
the public that such ABRAMS. are - r,
o. Esx and Ireland, and Scotland IN an, sum eqrea IRON
They will purchase Bills Eurupe and any part OF ths
Un,,ed states or collect the al low raes They W.T.
aso give highest price for Bank Of England Notes srs
Foreign Gold snd SILVER retne draw at sight
" allowed Ucurrent Of all hind discounted at the
lowest
with punctualiy. II,
residing any part % the united states or the
and dispatch and strangers arriving n The city wi hnd
greatly " their aayantsge 70 call at SYLVESTER
od established ohcs se Bresdy where much valuable IN
o s,esss,soS Beos on sai, ~ svRsTEr co
va Brosdvsy, Lelov Maiden lane.
". eonnesion with any other Office, IN hS city or else
where msi2-im'
pgMoyAL-Mr. BUTLER respectfully informs hb
tory from william street 10 No COLD street rnse i'm
nAcxgT SHIP SHERIDAN, FROM LIvERPo OIL
rer sh,p will pleae - nd their permits
hoard A. Orleans wharf foot 81 Wall street nmsdstely
All goods permitted in Eve days prst unaVodsby be ssut
- the pablo storr.
l. "a PERssE BBOoEs. o. Lbes,y ct
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-15

PARTNER wANTEDi-A man q integrity and business
habits possessing thorough knewl dye Of mercantile
affairs and who and cash capital Of ~ to
learn Of opportunity to engage IN business that will
certainly lead indie few years, by appca
ten at No 2Astor House, Barclay street. aplS iw'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-15

UA GARDEN SEEDS, q AZ The most esteemed specise
-s%~ FLeWERs, &c. for sale by T BRIDGEMAN, corner
Of 18th streets and Broadway Immediately north Of Union
Place Park
Also The sth edition Of the YOUNG GARDENERS A.
SIsTANT, every department n Gard ming and other
books CONTAINING the results Of his ~ practice in the VI
cinity Of New York at2m'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-15

BRUTAL OUTRAGE ON A FEMAIE.-On Saturday
ID evening, The 18th instant wife went 10 the spritE street
market purchase meats she called al The stall hoe
Broadway, who without her request cut of psot NUT
end her stating abe DID not IT, ne insisted she
should ke snd peJ The price, and COMMENCED dragging her
the market he then pursued her hr street md tore
her bonnet and Kicked and ss~d her N the brutal
apis II VIVA OE0RDF. Pervy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-15

l. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CORNELL X HARRIS
N Dsers and Reetifers, have we'd from 17i South
the i54 Front opposite Burling
they will promptly orders the
Domestic Liquors, such Pure spirit Brandy Gin and
Whiskey.
PS Orders will also be executed If LEFT at tn. Dstiery
Frobtstreet, Cahsrine Ferry, Brooklyn ma 5wss
MOLAssEs SYRUP 40 barrels OF a superior quality Of
" the CROP suitable for candy makers and confecou
ers, for sale BY
apis 81 DAVID HUSTACE, 100 Front ST.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-15

brandy, OCHRE, AND VINEGAR Landing from
IL French brig Avenm, frm Rochelle Alex seignee Bran
oy, ia hhds and ar. pipes, 18th proof
OCHRE.-io0 casks Rochelle, superior quality.
VINEGAR-so casks superior white wine Vinegar, {.
Lem" brand
For sale on good terms, by -
apis 81 A. SEIGNETTE, II Water at.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-15

NJ ADAME REsTELL, Female Physictag would inform
l ladies that from the difficulty aud Of OBJ
tanning suitable and respectable for ladies
the point induced make every
for their comfort and enience which her
large and h,hly situated residence so amply afford The
uedics and provided
Once with separate consulting parlos for lsdes resi-
dence reenwch street. between Courand and Liberty
str m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-15

c.. RIsTELL,
N. d. MADAME RESTELLS PRINCIPAL OFFICE
is REMOVED 20 I4s Greenwich street Sspfate consult
parors for ladies' Price Of Preventive PSwders Five
dollars package with full particular drectos apl4 st
ID EAoVAL-AADAME RESTELL, Female Hhysician,
IL has REMOVED her Office to I45 Greenwich Hree, be-
tween Conrtandt and Liberty streets Separate nsulting
parlors for ladies' pifim
TITORNSI WORNSu WORNST WORMS R-,or-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-15

The Envy Oh THE IL. pp:Mhnroge and tr sr
tried prove that would scratch It's reflection
from their lure, but have ed indeed such
never took place until the celebrated WENTWOR THIS
PASTE BLACKING discovered; and wonder is "
that imported bsckng abandoned since its ntroAp~tou to
public notice rh Backing addition 10 its quick
reducing jet black ustr the leather from erseLne
and makes pair OF boots feel to the feet what Of hid
gloves s to The bsnd u Is warranted to mould be-
come dry. Ash for Wentw rrtls Paste Bsckmg1
For sale wholesale and tail, at the manufsctory isT Div,
sion street; and by C. H. Kits Agent ga Broadway Orders
left at rather place will met With prompt attention.
ap7inr T. " WENTWORTH h co
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-15

a ECONOMY is WEALTH-Elegant short nap Mole.
- ska Hats the low price of $500 established IN
These Hats warsnted to retain their shape and color all
weshers.
Aso article at 90 for the price be excellca
OF the latest patterns cheap
fc2s sfns BROWN Practical Hatter.1ls Canal st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-15

pIANOFORTEs-Boston Psnofortes of celebrated manu-
facturc for sale cheap, for cash or barter, by
mails im- LORING WATSON, l34 Pearl ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-28

TIE HONOR Or TIE NOluN ATIOS.-A WI.
Yer ~ The Bill;mrc american o. Tue-iny claims for
hr State OF Marylani the credit ur having vtEsr <oN
MATED HAERiS'N q rYLfR candidates J,r the two
n,sh 'tA''s To which h.fy have row been clecicd-
THIS = rus; 1ni Il - ara Irlc What Was uppn M.
mott oi rnc Of the delegates iien Frederick Coun.
'y' That The aforesaid norrnann ii the Sat, Con.
'euiion vt ih@y~mbcr 1895. IT whpLrDr WIN Bradley
Tyler OF Frederick presided, rendered romplc,r
Our irc"d i certainly misiak,a .. lis cla!H,s i.-
Frederick. l.. 'no Repository of Csri,r, Obi, ,,ii, IL.
found the proceeding of convention held as carly
as July 1855, at Nhri, iIAsSIsnS va, ,,orta,s, and
FrLEs recommended fr tho sane offices ,a v.hch
they are ccccl. This W. l,rieyc 10 he, -c SRI. in
stance IA "hirh ihe,s we're rnuplc together
There Ne 'hcu one PAPER IA Caio which hai broken
ground flr sIlsrsou
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-28
! leuor from New Yn,k ssr.-

Reacweu cii.rr' making "a ths city ~ behalf of
general bankruH law. II 'iIi I've d,fiiruI iUr on.
gress n"w W withstand the pressure of the People IN
prs - ration f'5 IT,
FitNr'' ONTB. the f,E~crs GeniworIL with ~ na,
NJ ~ IIER spoke 81 the Last crEs To &c rrSaoy ed
al least a. soon ~ the Senate meets. The tlbacco
d'aIos' here have called meeting tn recommend
TT""r person - hll hi' place. The Grand Jury have
n"i Jet acted up"n the document OF the Recorder
"hIc he called a"charge." bat rnnur -uvs Ina oriiy
OF them viii 5'rc"nf hIs couisci IN violating the
'a"ciy Ut ci'izohs hsrsc AIrd Selling private pa.
icrs.
The GInbe r upon any allrsion 10 Ines Ing
themselves Members Ol Congress from New Jer.ey-
Wei 1t NAV bc-tI'y passed the sub-'rreasury A.
nr MI ttlSNEiI %! whtm The GlJhe WISHES iur ~.
iprnaii"n hlye oniy o. say dat be ub aimed great.
O. number q" Wing vote itnE wore ever before pocd
10 ihis city 49, more ihnu 20 lS3S-lnd that I've oly
- iar a. have seer. Of all the ca ,Liduic- who run
viii Gen Harrison. has obit,ned greater number Of
votes han The General hunsei having % more in
lIis city.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-28
4 QUICK WAY TO CErRIcu

Miss Ingram, of Pontiac. ,;Iir iInc siace Wa
icrusEg Texas p5pef, and observed arnog the per.
sens that b1sc prungeui part ga The airs oi that
government. a man bearips her Own uamt. Hni
Jn'osely remarked 10 her companions. thlt she had
iound ntnes.ikc m Texas. AMI utsujcd 20 write 10
HIM AMI claim relationship This resolution more
IRON cyosiiy and desire Of novelty than from any
conNicon that her hopes woald be realized.
red hin effect. She wrote him respce,l Jul letter
giving han history of her Eiml, AID parenia.c. aud
suggesting tha, a. the name wSs not az rirm n as
most oi the nh'ns of our country the probability was
strong that relationship existed between them She
received IN reply. friendly ami aaccrnate letter
ocSn1Hts dsing her "a cousin. and expressing Nj
earnest desire tia; IAo correspondence IN ghI Lo con
iEucd.
Ths was readily aocoicd -. IJi Il Ma carr,a &C
'sr"cahiy ond satisfactorily boil parties gnI.l vera
recently, when she received scncc al ais 10 il
aud information thui ia his will he hid belueaihe>I
ksr the handsomS SUN % 10000 it, gold ard silver
leaving hi@ Persoad properly and issaonso lasJc.
estates T. as relatives in that county tro jau
previous To 'h1 reception niin;. ,yll communication
she h1t connected her lOrtuiIrs with those OF Mrth
h'a' rl"r ia o il sinulG their deeds at charity com
pu ~ 'he r means. the widow heart will o., nj
!"d with .''y, and riny orph live L. iraplorc ble.-
rug. upO. 49, heads Ell lhois actors Tor
Ut eca"voencc and gcnsrs.iiy - .G,esigGa Nor,ler,
tdroocts.