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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-03-11
OefentlilEe 9Sennll.

Dcnnerta9s, ben %. Wdts, fca am s,dus
le uno an Der @erberei ocn Daoic 3 ierp,
in 9IIentnunL cfenttid oerfauft tperben;
Cine 9rc6e Suantitdt opm beffer
SDbl(eber, Sipleber, Salbleber, Sbers
leoer, @ef6irra 3aum unb Summete
leber, ein l 9dulsrpa9en, 3 | 9aulss
Gjefdrre, Elm prdhti9er @irriers3ifd, bon
Warmoritein, bOlscrne @nrriertiffe, Stpei
grcee gSda9en nit @eipihte, cine 9ebers
ober GabadSpreGe, cine 0uautitdt 9linSe,
Sdletflteiu, Wdllnusplanfen, Strcbbanf,
Sattel unb 3auni, SdlittenbeIleu, Sefen
nit 9tchr, . Shubtarren, nebit einer Iers
ldieberbeit Dor SoauSratb unb gerbers@jes
idirr, 81 neitlaufti9 su melbeu.
Die 8enbu wirb Inn 12 llbr Wittd9s ans
farger, 1t. Die Sebin9un9en befannt 9emadt
unb guffpartln9 9esebeu tperben BON
2erpi5 S6miot
QS. s.. S(umer.
sIei9nees pcu Dapio 8icrD.
Wfdr3 IL. i,a-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-03-11
N2drs11.
OcffcntltChe oScnDu.

Samta9s, ben %. Mdrb nm 10 llhr bee
8crmitta9s, fcaen al benz Gtaithaule bon
Sacob 9titter, in Der Stact 9Ilcntaun,
Ole &iitter bon Scbn Sd,Gfer bon befl9ter
Staot, Gffeutlich perfauft nercen, betcbcno
aus fcl0euecn 9Irtifeln, udmlid:
3ehn pferce, l5 Sett pferce9eithirr, bier
0rCse Sicrs @iulSs sgSd9en, Elm 3pct@jdulss
paNen, ad,t Ba9en. ScceDs, gccoDs gun,
Giisncrs Sohrcn, . SrlSihittrn nit eiicrncn
Scblcn, 2 lSa9enpinben, 4 rauhe Sperrcn,
, Scds9iulss&etten, 2 Siinf9duls '&ctten,
) Srerrs 6Cttcn, 3 Scroers98agen uno picle
SIeblitcloe, 5 Nageuoeden uuc Sprie9el,
4 plteutiperreu Sutertr69r, 3 Sdttcl
Sciobcorc, cine 8 3d9cubr mir SaIten, ein
Simepicce, Gin &eit muc 8rnitene, elm Jti,'
d,enitranf, Elm cesf, eine GerIhieocuhcit
SIcrteppite, . SdBcr NIT Supfer.Nus, nctit
olrlerleI anoere glrtidcl, 81 pcltldnfti9 81
mcloen.
Die Seoiu0wu9en fcllen am Serfaufstd9c
befannt 9emadt uuo 9Iufwartun9 9e9ebcu
pereen ocn
cobn 8. Grau6,
9lsi9nie Don 9cbn Shdfer.
1Rari II. ild-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-03-11
OefeutliCbe 9SenDu.

Rontass, ben 23ifen Gag Mdra icu 6fs
ffrtlid, perfauft perecn, an benz Soaule bon
q q m Sc d,, lettbiu bon 9ltlen Sauns
Id,tp, Icrtbamptcn Sauntb bic fcl9enoe ges
melbete 9lrtideL itdmltdb
3rpanSi9 Stiid 9iinboiet, pferte, Shts
len, SdIaafe, Sdyipeiue, pferbes s@efd,irr, 3
SierspferoesWd9en nit Spbbies, 3 paar
Joeuleitern, I 8er9uii9un9ssWa9e uno ges
fd,irr, Sdlitteu 2 8lotihlitten, cine pas
tentirte SdneioesSpr, eine Binbmlble, Seu
brt Der 2cnne, Strrt, Q 0ieits3dume, eine
SeitcrpreiIe, 2 @a9en, ein Sd,ubsSarren,
Sperrfetteu, cine Haoun9 9Beiepeintbcarrs,
II Sfuhfetten, cine breite 9lrt, 4 Yaii9e, Elm
Sdleifitein, Elm @a9enbcbbD fir 2 9ferte,
9aus nelL Slahsbrede, Shpingmible, cine
Qabuag @lappboarbs, eiu frpferner Sfelicl,
ein ciierner &elicl, cine 9rose Sdge, 98as
9eneede uno pfii9e, eine eaenn9 @pps, Siis
redlt6, @dIhrdnfe, Oraiprs, l Teef, Elm
Spfa, Setten uno Settfellen, eine 8iidlers
iammlnn9, Q SefenrDbre, cine Qanefarte
Der 9erein9ten Staaten unp cine bon penns
iIlpanien, cine Scr nit eillem Sran9ebaum,
Spinnrdcer unb Soaspel, cine 8 Gage llbr
NIT 8affen Glide, Stiible, unb eine 9rcee
SerIhieoenbeit pom SaRSs 5tiiden II. 8dus
ern9erdtb, st weitl6ufti9 ;u melben. slu6
ieaen ,u gleiher 3eit oerfauft Uerben feds
9Intheile Don "Sie9friebs Bride"
Die 8euou rptro I'M 10 llbr 8prmttta9s
anfan9cn uno bic Sebtn9un9en babel befannt
9cmadDt rperoeu bon
q. 9S. Ger6, Strminiifratcr.
O1dr; 4. nq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-03-11

scaen, 70 ipnrce bas llngebener erlfafen.-
Wenn id, mid nidlt ire, 70 wer es Die eins
sige 8anf, Die bamals einen 6reibrief befam,
uno oaber baben mir niemano fur bic Sans
fen su banfen, als ben ecfo Urfo'S ielbit ;
oenn (ie batteu bic @ebrbeit, ODER ben @cns
oerrpr imnier altf ibrer Seite, feitbem ecfc
ScfpiSmus entlfano. 9Sie fpunen fe oeuu
uns beihuloi9en ais SanflenteF
sIls bic Sanf Der 8ereini9ten Stddten ibs
ren Sreibrief erbielt 70 purben bic Serrn
penrcie, DidY, Cunningham, Or. Surcen
ino Srpin9 bon ben Sofo Sofcs beIfnloigt,
ais mdren Ge bon Der 8anf be 4 Q d, II
ipprben Ccenn Die iparen supor ale cSdfIcns
leute). 9ber mas foil mati MIN ben jener
aarsen partei benfen, unb befonbers bon
Vcrter2 batte bas "GjDlbene &alb" aud,
Sinhus auf ibn 2 2-8abrlid cine partei mnG
aus liloerlid,em Stcff belfeben, ipcocn 70
piele beitcden meroen fonnen gSir batten
npd nemals su flasen fpegen Beitebunaen.
JBarum ? neil unS nieudnc tsllehen fam.
Cas 8eite III aber nod 81 er,ibien, ,--Serr
W'@lwee, Der er6ete SOTO Sofc Sreifd5er
unb SaufseoSel Der in YenniiIpanten it, Der
immer am lautefteu ge9en bic 8ant Der Der.
Staaten id,rie, uno fc9ar cirif ia9te, oaB
IMAM cine 9lrmee nad philadelphia mars
ihiren laiIen icllte, uno eas Wlcniter biz
auf6 Sunoament nieeerSureieen uno Sals-
j a SalS l-auf beGen 9fuiren su itreusn"
-Dnroe Dor pprter nah Mttapelpbia ae,
Ianot, Inn bel bieGeu udmliden ln9eheuer
ansubalten fiir eiit >pents Sdmal; fur Die
9ie9ierru9srdber su fhmersn, bic beiuabe
10 trofen ais Wp@lmee'S eeber 9elaufen
naren !-Sa, oieIer M'@lrpce, Der 9rDste
ecfc SOTO i'm Staat, 9ieng sa bem @oIcenen
S3alb, unb beu9tc irtne &nice nno betete cs
all Wius eil Manu ntdt Elm Gjrlpiiien
bon Suoia &ubber babcn, Der fold,e Scfss
ipriin9c MAIDEN fam, pbne Sdaamrptb Su
percen, ipenn tbm Cit ebrlid)er Warn in's
9eiIht idlaut?
SempcrituS.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-03-11
OefcutltCGe 93enpu.

Mcnta9s unb Sienta9s, Den 23ten uno
24iten Ntdr, Ian beiben 239cu nm 10 llbr
Wcrgensl, frl am Scauir rs lihi,sidIrtcbes
men, III sIIcntaun, Efcntlib uertauft mcrben:
@iue grcee 9Iusabl Setten unb Scnitellen,
Watrateu, Stnhle NIT seardtcnrn Sieen,
Bnpicr unb 9cmGbnlidbe Stithle, Sdautcls
Stble, SeirbCarb6, ctn 9rtcs 8lapicr, Scs
pta, NIT Sig orn pferpebaaren, Bureau,
OesfSfinos, Sn9rans uno RumpensSdrpcts
bel Der Oaro, Dest6, Glide, cine grcse 8ers
Ihiebenbeit bon Qdmpen, Spic9cl, Silccr,
llmbdn9e, Sldnfets, qeintld,er, Geppid,c,
Warieilte6 Gcppicte, cine Strtpp, 9roser 8les
cerffranf, cine 8 Gage lltr init Waba9cnD
aaitcn, cine Gage 2)dntylltr, 5orl;s, Scbs
LEM unb SrdDfen mt 8cbr, 3uber, SSdBer
II. (. 10. Gin &r6merpagen fir . pferce,
nit GieIhirr, @runbbecren beim SuId,ei, &C.
Die Secingun9cn weroen Dor Der Seneu
tefannt 9cmadt Wcrceu bon
Sanluel 9unlpert.
WdrS II. nq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-03-11
SlaebrtCbt.

slQe etejeni9en, pelhe an bic Sintertaf,
ienid,aft ccs perifcrben Wtllia M 9 0 &,
uno an Die lestteri9e Sirma BON 3 ca 8
nno B or ma II, frilter Don Der Sfabt sIts
lentauh aaf trsenb cine slrt fd1ulbis ffnb,
peroen hermit auf9cfcroert, fc3leih an eet,
unterSethneten ab5nbeSablen. - llnb Tcld)e,
lpelde nod redtmdsi9e 2lnfrrberrnsen an
beia9te pmterladenffaft ccer Sirma baben,
t0nnen tbre 9iednnn9en ipcblbeifdti9t fcbalS
w'e mc9ittb etnbrin9en, banit 3ibti9fsit aes
mddt rperben fann.
Soccb 3. Soas, 9lcminiifratcr.
9IlentauL War3 IL. -6ns
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-03-11
81 q cbrtCbt.

Die Serwalter Der Tcrtbamptcu Uaser,
@eiclli6aft gebrn hermit 0ad,rid,t, bae alls
Dtejent9en, ,peld,e bas SoDorant>9EaiIer fin
Sas filnftige Sabr su 9ebraitrtcn tpilIeus fTnb,
an coer Dor hem liten nddifen 2Ipril tsi berf
Shasmciiler Der @jeielfhaft, Scbh Cd.
ert ansurufen batea, nm iieue Gcrtrafte al
MAIDEN, ccer lire ecrjdbri9en ,u etttenern.
9Iuf Scfebl Der Soarb,
Sobn 9fice, SetretM.
PScrer @i9enttitmer cines @cntraets
piro b6flthit erfad,t ben @crihriften beiIel.
ben senan hdd5utommen, pibri9eafdIIS Ct
dt Die baraas entifebenben unanoenetmeh
Scl0en ielbit teBumeden bat.
Mdr; IL. na-3uE
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-03-11
Solo, Stharflthl1een !

Samita9S, ben 2liteu Wdrh ioll an Dem
SNauIe bon Sobu DorueD, in Glib,
1Sbcitbaa 3aunfdip, eed,d Saintp, Gin
Sheibenihiesen fat ftnoeu fir
so Sbaler in @clb uno Silber,
auf 80 gdro's NIT Shrct, fpc,u Die 9Illen.
taunrr uno Waeungier Sd1ueeu befoubers
eingelaeen Gub bsSulpcbnen. Die Sali,s
turger m6gen aud, fommen, ,penu iie ibre
ShAabel 9eipcst haben pollen bon oeti
SitbsHbeittaller ShliBen.
W6rt II. tt1-2m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-03-11
Storb.

gIm 19tcn 6ctruar, i'll SociteIbers 1aun'
fhtp, Qed,a @auutY, WR art II Wuhter,
Gin 9lcpclutionssS Splcat, alt 76 Sabre, feds
W'cnate uno Sage. @r 9icn9 css SIbenbs
frtfh uno 9elunc ~ Bette unb bcs McrgenS
fano man ibm toct. QSabrlbeinlih ipuroe
er pom Sd9ld9c 9erilhrt.
Sim 2. WdrS in 4lGeutauu, an Der sluss
Sehrun9, @ltfabetb 9an9eweb b r, aft
% Sabre, Scdter bon 9IntbpaD @an9erebr.
9Im lcttcn 0rnertag, III S,eicclter9 2ip.
9 ufanna Mi aer Satin bon 9iatban
WilIcr, alt 25 Sabre.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-03-11
81 q Cb RI Cb {

,pirb hermit 9e9eben, bas Der llnterseid,ncs
te, in Sber'Wacun9ie 3auuifip, 2sfa @'ty
ieinsn Stcbr ousoerfauft bat all 9larpn g.
Hcnnin9er, uno caB er alio bas Stebrs@cs
id,dft wie font nitt mebr betreitt. Cestalb
fprecrt or ale btsjeuiocu auf, bic nrc, in fci
men Sltdern i'm Huditanoe fne, wie audi
oieicni9en, bic nod, ,u fprecrn baben, ,,pi'
idIcn MIN nne benz litcr 9Ipril Hihti9teit
gu MAIDEN.
Der llnter;cidnete Rnttct hermit Ieiuen
un9eheuhelten uuo berSlid,en Daiif an leb
nen Sreunecn uuo bas Yubliflim ab fir Die
frcimiltbi9e llnteritileurt9; 'fpcmit fe ibn in
letncn Stcbr9eIhdften beehrt taten.
Gem Grim.
g. @. Die Stobrs8efhdftr werbrn iret
'pie friiherhin fcrt9efcBt ipcroen pcn slarcn
@. 6ernin9cr, Weld,cr aeoenft burh pinft,
lite 9lifwartun9 unb 9utcn no ncblFeilcn
lGaaren bic frnber 9enrfene Sunrlhaft su
crhaltcn.
Wdrs IL. ita-4m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-03-11
81 q 0rtC t.

9Ille Gicieni9eu, peld)e nod an bic Sin,
terlailenlhaft bro peritcrbenen Daniel
s d9er, leefhin son 9iiscer.sUlacllneie Gfp.
Zelda Sdunty, nIf ir0snc cine 9lrt lhulbio
ilto, Wrroen hermit brnahrihti9et bis gum
25lten oleies sRdrsmci,ats abSubeSabler.-
@leltfalls fonnen audi Splde, ipeld)e nod,
snforoerungcn all befa8te Stnterla1enfhaft
haben, ttre Hefnun9en rpcblbeitdtiot bis at
UbI9em 0atllm einreihen, bamit 9iittisfeit
9entadt perben fam.
Senrp Sa9er, I 0r>,,,.rs
Diana sSa9er, 5 e''"',srS'
Mirs4. na-3nt
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-03-11
81 q Cb i t Cb t.
W6ri II.

9ltIe Ctcjcni9en weld,e nod, an bic Sotnter'
laiirnihdft oes ueritcrbencn g ban o II 4,
leethm ben 9ttebersWacun9ie Saunldip, See
ha @auntD, ifulri9 fnc, iprrcen hermit
aufgcfrrccrt absnbeiahlen, Swiid,en iebt uub
eem 3ltcn Wirs 1910, an rem Ndufe bon
9teubcn Sue III befa9tem Gauuitip. @Icits
fails ncrocn aud, Sclfe erludt, Wsld,e nod
redtmi6t9e 9lnfcrcerungen AT befd9tc Soin'
terldfenihaft habeu, ihre 9tednun9en bis
gum cbi9ein Datum uno Srt eiuSutduoi9en,
eamit 9tid,ti9feit gemadbt pereen FINN.
@jepr9e Sbli1er, 9tom'or.
Mirs IL. *-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-03-11
2anp III perfaufert
9luf Gffentlid,er gSenNu.

Slm W2ittwch ben 1Stcn cieies Mdrsncs
mats, um IL llbr WittagS, lca an bem cauS
fe bes s buSoeuuin9er lit 2. Bbeits
talt Gaunidlip, 2rdd Saunth Ofentlth per'
Fault perosn:
:3pet 9elpiIe Strt6e Sauc,
teiee 9ele9en int beia9ten Gaunfd)ip, ndms
lid, ipie fcl9t:
go. l. @rdn;rno an eanb bon Oepalc
Sums, ScnaS @utb uno 9lnbere; entbalteno
362lfer II. 154 9iutben. Darauf .befnoet Iid,
ANA etn cinitDft9teS Slpfbaus, Slcf,
Stall, gutter Saumgarten uno niefebs
lenoer Srunnen Dor Der Soau6tbiire aud, 1T
binldn9ltb Sdlpamm llno Ncl;ldno babel.
9ip. 2. @nthdlicno 9Ider uub 80 Hus
then 9utes NclSlano, Srdn;eno ait eanb bon
Daniel Glhd, 2ecnharo Steinin9er unb
9lneerer.
GS 1T bas biuterlafeue Serm6aen oes Srrs
itcrbencn Dan. @uth ien. lcethiu pcn
bcIa9tem Saunid)ip. =
GaS @i9cnthum fann Dor bem Gerfauf in
2lu9enid,ein 9encmmcn tpcreen, pcnn man
iId) bel ben llutersetdneten melcet.
Die Seriu9unQen bes Serfauf5 icllen am
Gage Der Senbu befannt 9emadt uuo aeb6'
rtge alufipartun9 9e9eben tperoen bon
Sc5nS SSSSaSS SenniHser SDHi% eree''t0rs'
TScllte cbigcS Gigcntbum niht an &c,
la9tem Gage perfauft merben, 70 fcll es fc'
cann auf ein Sabr pcm 1. 9Ipril an perIetnt
pcrccn.
Wdrs IL. na-2m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-03-11
Sleue Sauhcbeiue.

Cine sans nete unb ibSne 9lrt G,eburfs.
uno Ganfiteine Iiie iceben berfertiaet ,rrrs
cen; nno 9emahlte nnb nn9emablts Grems
plare t!po III Der Drnderei ciefer 3sttnra,
bein @tnseIr. Eubenb nnb bhnctrf, ID Il Il
mem biaigen preis 81 babrn. Srinref uuo
dneere tonnsn edrtt petfe5en pereen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-03-11
Gtne fremoe Sol,.
Sefalllttmacflultq.

Samitass, ben IA. WirI um 10 llbr bes
@crntittd9s, foa an Der eehaer Sstrde, in
llnter,Wacnn9ie Saunfhip, 9edta gdnntb,
cine 9Babl BEL Der @cmetnbt aebalteii tpereei,
fol-. Deshalb peroen hermit ale Gjemei,ibs
9lieesr anfeas SreimoIhaftlidlfe einsclaeen
Der 8abl teBuipobneit.
sluf sIntra8 Dieler @eneintsSlicber.
Siaae Siefenc6rfer, steltrifer.
Den 4. @ldr,. naL2ft
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-03-11
Scrbeirotl,ct:

slm lcetcn Scnta9e, brh ben Gbrwilrc.
crn. 3eller George 9otbeuberger
NIT Qtota SO alte r, beioe oru Sber,
Wilfcro.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-03-11
Su 25erDinaelt.

3tpei Wdohen, bic cine bon 10 unb bic
aneere bon 8 cabren aft, iGnb anf ibr 9lltes
su oerbin9en. periouen rpclte jemdnb wiins
lben, fDnnc.t I'D, bel benz llltterSeihnetrn iii
9lllentaun ileleen.
George Betberclc, 9lrmenpaeger.
Wdr3 IL. na-3n,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-03-11
3ettel fir Saunttttrpableit

q8efern III tieier Drustcrsi Sh eillsm bils
Ii9en 9rets gecruft.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-07

most terms. We will mention an instance store in
Front street Fulton II let year for S2Os and the
taxes this il lets for $500 without axes and clause
inserted in the lease the effect in case of fire the
rent should until the building again remarkable The
landlord large in that part OF the city and this case
is fair criterion ofhe Of business part of the
city. This falling off in income has a great effect upon
the irke Instead Of Si2ooo,ceo paid for rent in the
city, the amount will not be Ss0oo,o0o much less
Will therefore seek investment Every day brngs forth
some new developemen and hegtens the dsrus the
ket The transactions the board very limited
further decline in rates. u. s. Bank declined per "
Trust Banking Co. II ct Delaware Hudson per
Am Exchange Bank, II ct stonngton II per Ct In
current and domestic bills there is still more heay
ness. Exchange on Mobile per to-day and with
downward tendency Holders Of sterling bills are more firm
tsasl, or $3.50 and $i,sa the 6 sterling.
By the late fire in Mobile, at Hitchcocks press loss of
$4,000 sustained by the Wall street Offices.
The sale this morning. being the cargo ofthe ship Prov
dence well attended, and of with spirit at proy I'd
prices particulars will be found under the head of State
of Trade"
By the returns of the Treasury department. appears
only Of the emissions Of Treasury notes
led have made and S24so0 Of the old emissions only
redeemed making amount oustanding of
a5s $685. The following table Of the outstanding
the each month"; from January st 1882 the of
present month.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-07
United states Circuit Court.

Before Judge Thompson.
This being the day appointed for the adjourned
sessions Of the Court, the same grand and petty
juries were in attendance.
The United States Lorenzo Ackiey, and A.
fred Washington.-I, this case the prisoners were
indicted for endeavour to make a revolt on board
tine brig Sydney. II appeared that the prisoners
had signed the articles TO serve as seamen on voy
age from Liverpool N. s., to this port, and, on the
way, refused to obey the command Of the master.
The proof oftheir guilt was very clear and the jury
under the charge of the Court, found them both
guilty.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-07
" Do You sce any thing green in mel'


DEAR SRI am surprised that you have made
nothing out Of the late murder at Damascus, by
the Jews. A great sensation might be created in
this city, by leading the public connect the disap
pearance Of May and others, with the same causes
e. The desire for human blood at the Jewish festi-
vals You will find upon examination, that many
persons disappear about that throughout the
world, and always persons above the common class.
yon do entertain the project, do not be hasty
must be fully Investigated and studied before being
preached to the public. IL there be no personal
objections wi h yourself you might create an ex-
element such As New York never saw, and put
money in thy purse.
In addition, I wish TO say that am poor gentle
man--runcd within the last four months-in want ri
any kind Of situation, and think might be service
able TO yourself II you have any opening, request
in tonorrew's paper AN interview with H.
ANswgR-Bah! bah! bah!
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-07
Correspondence Of the HERALD
putr AprrpItt, Tues


For want of any better distraction, have made
up my mind to write you some Of our doings here.
and opportunity for prying into that of others.
have just returned, with all the world, from
hearing the address of DR.. Bethune on the opening
of the Artists Fund Hall. II given in his very
best manner, to the most fashionable and crowded
audience ever seen in any lecture rOom Ii elo-
quent manly, and Astounding in rich sallies Of hui
He appropriately admired the spirit which had
emuated the members of the society to take the
steps they had done, and the bcrality of the PEN
sylvania academy, VIII CHI hal so promptly assisted
them by affOrding them their present location. He
spoke with great good sense upon the necessity Of
encouraging modern painters and native talent, in
preference to the expensive and trashy things which
fine arts in refining the taste and giving reish for
the sublime and beautiful in nature of the distn-
guished artists this country had already produced,
as Newton, Leslie, Copley, and others, showing
aud that the land which had given birth to such
Franklin, Fulton, and Bowdltch. is destined to
give those whose works OF art shall enroll their
names with the greatest sculptors md painters Of
antiquity. DR.. bethune spoke of the improving
taste in architecture, and drew ludicrous and
excellent comparisons in favor of our churches
may Judge from the numberless smiling and lovely
faces around me, has gained for himself fresh
laurels in his defence of the fine arts. He
is very eloquent and very popular-or, if you
VIII nave IL 30, very popular because very eio-
quent. 1t matters not where he breaches, or what
the subject, he is sure TO draw after him all the elite
of the city.
Tomorrow the exhibition opens to the public. l
shall go Some of natures fairest works will be
there, and if report speaks true, those of art will
not be wanting. You shall hear from again, and
have little experience in these matters shall
give you my candid opinion Of what see, and
know you value truth-unra'nished TRUTH feel
assured you will be glad have in its true coIors
can't pay the postage Of this because it is late
but my next will
Yours, my dear Bennett, PRISM
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-07
ICorrespondence Of the Hersld.l

ALBANY, May D.
We are in the midst of an animating and most ex
citing struggle The wings claim to be ahead in
cess, and presume there is doubt that they will
elect their Mayor. will give you the result in
detail by the mornings boat
Nothing of much importance in the Legislature
to-day The bill for recognizing your fire depart
ment has been under discussion in the Senate, but
there good deal Of opposition to it, and on mo-
tion of Gen. Lee, ii was laid on the table.
The House has been to work on the subject OF
legal reform, but no definite action has yet taken
place.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-07
Coroner's Once.

MAY 6th-.-An inquest was held at the City
Prison the body Of Margaret Daley. II APP
peared that the deceased had been brought in very
drunk. She said she from Westchester, and
that all that could be got out other The medi-
cal attendant of the prison deposed that he the
deceased several times, and lad paid her every at
tention. She died from delirium trcmens and dis
eased lungs.
Verdict accordingly.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-07

ASorHER DIsAPPEARAScE.-Moses Fry, from
Lancaster, Pa, driver, took lodgings in Callow
hill street, Philadelphia, aus has not been since
Saturday. He to count $500 in notes, in
the bar-room His hat found in of the pig
styes.
ST.. JOHN, April l6th.-We learn that two
panes of the Goth Regiment now this garrison,
to proceed to Fredericton. and that troops
expected here from Halifax.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-07

THuRsp.,The -Four Mile Day-Three Races, and the last
day OF the Meeting
Al one o'clock-Pursc Ssoo-Four Mile nests.
4. y. Laird-ch h. Decater, by Henry, years old.
JOS r. enters CHI Prospectt Monmouth Eclipse
IS years old.
John ch. h. Raritan, by Monmouth Eclipse5
years old.
Immediately AFTER Sweepstakes mile heas-Entrance $500,
forfeit $ioo-Seven subscribers
immediately aerPurse SiooMile heas-Free Tor all ages
Members Of the Club particularly requested to attend and
10 send the amount Of their subscription the
Treasurer
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-07

W"NHSNW"yf
To the commercial interest the pros poet IL dsarten
irs Tn. future az vet NO former business
The old channels Of trade app o be broken No. and
which has employed in eerain channss rem''ns a,s
the expectation of are,va of activity, ands very slow IN NM
,us new DIRECTION Properly sdcprresiing TO conormitse
a. An. NJ .,ae ana ~ AZ real estate now os way
b. rorth ,s matter fcopiettur- iac- oi rvsne' .rn
ses,..l lac. ,.ar or1s consent &c al
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-07

SMALL PorsreEs LOOMING UP.--J. v. Rey-
nold., Esq. was at the head Of the New York dele
CATION at the recent TiPpecanoe celebration in Bal
timore This was hoist for small potatoes. lie is
at the tail of every thing in New York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-07

Laws AGAINST sEDuorIoS AVID AprLrERns.-h
is not little singular that Just at the time Noah brings
his book OF Jasher, describing the state OF So
eiety in sodom and Comorrah, the legislature Of
th. state and the parliament Of England, should de-
Iibera,e on passing laws to prevent the commission
,,f the above named crimes. Our Solons at Albany
must be quick, or the British parliament, will have
the Law ready before them.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-07
General Sessions.

The Recorder directed that the Petty Jurors and
the witnesses summoned 20 attend at this Court
were discharged until ii o'clock on Monday, when
their punctual attendance would be enforced. His
Honor then rose to attend the County Court
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-07

PEALE's acknowledgements by the crowded
audiences nightly visiting this he has
engaged the Prague Band which in eo.neeton with The JOINT
Waack dro siny most mirth inspiring stones
Of Valentine, and the Giant Bihn are sources
that cannot but be highly gratifying TO ALL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-07
PRISM.

CoURT OF ERRoRs.-Samuel q. Andrews has
been appointed Clerk Of the Court of Errors, in
place Of John F. Bacon resigned. The Court will
meet in New York the 9Th Of June.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-07

RIVER AND WEATHER.-The rain is still falling
here without interruption, and the river continue
to rise rapidly Cincinnati Ga=., Apsit 80.