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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-17

RAIL RoAp IN ALaAsx-Ths books Of the New
York and Albany Rail Road Company have been
open for some time past bat there seems TO be .
great deal OF difficulty in getting any body to sub
scribe. Every one acknswiedgss the importancs Of
Opening a railroad comnunication 10 Albany, bet
there are two powerful nonied Interests, which.
having speculations of their own on foot throw OBJ
staeles in the way Of this company. The Erie com
pany oppose the road, because they want to mono
police the aid Of the State to subserve their own
schemes of speculation and plumber; and those in
terssted in the Housasonic company, oppose it from
motives Of interest The policy Of New York on
this subject is certainly very singular. While Bes-
ton is pushing on the Great Western Railroad, with
untiring energy and perseverance,, getting the con-
troll Of sections of the road in this State and adopt
ing every measure that promises to benefit that city,
with great unanimity, wasting our strength
in efforts to retard this erthat enterprise, and per
hitting the main object, the securing Of the trade
Of the west, to be entirely lost sight Of The only
feasible project, in (which this city bas any great
interest, is direct communication with Albany by
the line surveyed by the New York and Albany
company. The idea Of going to Bridge port, and
then up the Housatonic, is perfectly preposterous
No man who understands the subject, and locks to
the interest Of this city, entertain the notion
Tor moment. And the other project, Of carrying
up the road through the county of Wcstchester and
then connecting with the Housatonic road, is equal
ly absurd. The interest Of this city imperionsy
demands that the direct road should be constructed
and that speedily. This can only be done by indi-
vidual subscriptions. 1t 10 idle to look for aid
from the State. An application for assistance was
rejected last winter, and it cannot be renewed
der more favorable circumstances next year. The
friends Of that great humbug, the Erie Railroad,
will defeat every application, as they have done
hitherto. The suggestion that the friends Of the
road to Albany should rely upon the State for aid,
which has been thrown out in some Of the papers,
comes no doubt from the Erie company and is made
with view to the injury Of the enterprise
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-17
The d'HautviIle Case.

We publish in another column the opinion Of the
Cosrt of General Session of Philadelphia, in the
drIaatyille case. The decision strikes us as most
and the course of reasoning, by which
it's arrived at to be neither sound nor salts.
factory. No moral or legal ineompstency is proved,
o. even alleged against the father; and yet the
charge and possession of his child is denied him
There is no legal principle more immutably settled
than that the father is the guardian and cusoder OF
the Child. This principle, this natural right cannot
be invaded violated, unless there is something in
the character circumstances Of the father to dis
qualify him for the charge. No such disqualified
tion ia shown in the present and we do not see
how any one read the decision Of THE Court with
out being impressed with the injustice of the deci.
sion.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-17

PoruLArIor or Besror we have been furnish
ed with the following statement Of the population Of
Bnston, compiled from the enumeration made in
May, pursuart TO the law of the State ard in June,
pursuant 10 the Law 81 the United States -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-17
" Thoughts tina, breathe and words tina, burn

INV HAnPsHIRr.--rhe Legislature of New
Hampshire cenvenes its session tomorrow. A Sc.
nator in congress is to be chosen in place Of Mr..
Hubbard, whose term expires the 4th OF March
next. Dir. Woodbury., Secretary of TIE Treasury,
is spoken Of as a candidate
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-17

inst, between ten and sleven o'clock, Are broke
:: a: and M. e ss. 4 s Tss
adjoining wood yard Of Mr.. Milioudon was soon in
hamss, as we'll NJ several small tenements in the
same eaelo,ars. The sasterly wind carried the FIRE
toyaroe TcheupitOuias street, where it eomnunica-
ted . the roof of block Of four brick houses and
s"ndry small dwellings and Offices in the rear of
them, owned by Mr.. HeGernan. The number OF hou-
sss consumed were about fifteen. Several INDECENT
families turned out Of doors, with the loss of
nearly all their furniture. Mr.. Jshn Wall, a ear
penter fell from the roof Of two-sory brick build
ing and struck his head the banquet, causing q
eoneusson of the brain.
CoSrLAsRArIos AT NArcHEs.--A eonhagration
took place at Nstchez (under the Hll) the
morning Of the Alta, which destroyed proper
ty to large amount, as follows: Morblev's store
and goods, value SlS 0OO-insured $5,0O0-saved
$s.oeO S Cotton, "a 500; saved books and papers.
Faulkner, agent for Halves and Robertson, store
$4,000. Procen's goods, $3,9 Hawkes., $4,000.
Stone, agent for the estate Of F. Merck, 81 900
Frank Randolph, $500 Rhodes: $aoeo Antonio
5000 Leopold, $4,000. Dominique, $4,000.
BnAvo.-The Lancaster (Pa.) Gazette states that
lady, who was riding on horseback through tnat
city few days since, was suddenly thrown over
the head Of the horse, but fortunately received no
injury from the fall. Two or three citizens, per-
ceivinx her situation, to her assstance but be-
fore they reached her she was upoa her feet, and
without allowing them time to enquire whether she
had been hurt, she exclaimed, F" Wasn't that
jump!'
EARTHqUAKE.-There was a shock of an earth
quake experienced in Philadelphia on Saturday
ming. t.tf
POPULATION WHEELING, Va-The census
complete of the inhabitants Of Wheeling and su-
burbs exhibits total Of 1888. OF this number 373
are eolored, l07 of whom are slaves.
BaEAcH OF PRoMIsE.-A case Of breach of pro-
mise Of marriage, tried in Frederick IND
last week, and the jury awarded the complainant, a
young girl IL years of age, damages in 81 200.
AccrpESr.-A young man, a clerk in store in
German street, Philadelphia, fell through the
hatchway Of the store on Saturday, and broke his
neck.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-17

Huns THEArRK.-Mr. Hill had another crowded
and fashionable house last night, and the two new
pieces Of the I" Merchants Daughter" and 60 Cut
snd Come Again, were received with much enthu-
sasm, more especially the latter, where his powers
wete fully tested and loudly acknowledged in the
character OF I" Return Strong" He was ably sus-
tained by the ladies and gep temen Of hrs company.
Both will be repeated this evening, and no doaht
with the addition Of the Yankee Pedlar" and
"wifs for Day" will essure repetition OF the
enjoymen's cf an evenins Of universal fe,tivity 10
those who were present,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-17

CHATHAM THE ,TRx.-Thc performances and re-
ception OF the Carpenter OF Rouen" last evening,
stamped n as the most successful drama Of the
season Tonight we anticipate an overwhelming
house TO witness its repetition, and the surprising
performances Of Herr Cline the tight rope, viii n
last night elected thunders OF applause. The per.
formances cosclude with an act Of the suecessful
drama If Peter Wilkinsv
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-17

| EARTHaUAKE-Therew was shock of earth
quake experienced in Philadelphia ON Saturday eve
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-17

| POPULATION WHEELING, Va-The census
complete of the inhabitants Of Wheeling and ss-
burbs exhibits a total Of 1913. OF this number 373
| are eolored. l1 of whom are slaves.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-17

BaEAcn OF PRoMIsg.-A case Of breach of pro-
mise Of marriage, was tried in Frederick IND }
last week, and the jury awarded the complainant,
young girl IL years of age, damages in 81, 200
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-17

Sworn 10 before me, the 18Th Nov $50
OEviLLr j. NAsH, Alderman 18th Ward.
The proprietors Of the Bowery Anphithestre
leave the public 10 Judge from the foregoing state.
ments, whether they have been Unauthorized in ar
nouoeing the engagement with them Of Mr.. Levi j.
North.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-17

AccIpENr.-A young man. a clerk in store in
German street, Philadelphia, fell through the
hatchway Of the store on Saturday, and broke his
neck
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-03

nj Office To all whom ii may concern public notice ,
IN hereby gwen that" The Corporation Of the United Ger
man Lutheran Churches the City OF New York" deem it
cd ent and proper sell and dispose of the building and
premises being about seventy two feet de front and
by one hundred feet deep each sde called aud known
SAINT Matthew'S Church. situate the southerly side OF
Walker street. between Broadway and Elm street in the City
the same; and the said corporation hereby offers the said
Church to such Germans dese Of who
be members OF pewhe ders in ad Church. the Of
twenty two ou,and hundred and fifty dollars the
chsseIs binding Themselves their and
and occupy the Lutheran church. which Di-
vine service shall be performed in the English tongue.
The Board # Trustees will meet at San Matthews Church
at eight oc lock ia the afternoon ef the 3D. 0h h oath
and 3ls days of January A. d. $780, in the Vestry Room
Written applications to purchase designating the
and add of the proposed purchasers will be received
The Board if delivered 10 EDMUND 5 DERRY Esq, At
torney .st.law, 81 Wall street, City Of New York.
Dated New York, Dee rs, A. ID 1882
by order Of the Board OF Trustees.
Or. EDWARD RUPPERSBERG, Secretary.
approve Of tie preceding notice aud offer, aud should NOT
said offer be complied WITH aud the above named conSder
been first front OF Saint Matthews Church. and pub
lshd in three Of the daily newspapers printed in the City of
New York will provided such notice be continued for three
weeks successfully give aud grant the above named
Norat certificate that such notice has Been given
CURED the second condition of certain deed Of
ance between Benjamin 5rdsa Of the City Of New ork,
and Jeruha his wife OF the first and the Corporation oil
the United German Lutheran Churches Of the City of New
YORK. of the second part bearing date the fifteenth day Of
eeember thousand eight hundred and twenty six and
that the same has not been complied with.
Dated New York December goth, 1889
RO3T. III. MORRIS.
iaiIa9s" Recorder Of the City of New York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-03

DAssyORD's BILLIARD Il CHESS ROOMS. en,rane.
I'D "a Am street, and join. the Museum, 2s Broadway
Moe than hv od-isshioned Tables have given way thi
siiy e.eug ~ss few others IN except Ba.sfords ur
Ese Spring steel ard Improved Cloth Cushions; they ar,
much preferred by tho and esrt6cses OF their
cseee se shown from all the great players except thu
rc-r A. k.ins sreaxsd Nv oppoafion factor Purchaser
md players invited 20 try them above.
" B.-Billsrd Cloo Bells. nc. ior sale az usual IS,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-03

$500 sS... s u Ds.lI
ome Leroy OF Paris the most enectua and rapid
known for certain Sisease.
Those who wish 1, avoid sadek nsffys and them
selves with little trouble without liability OF exposure will
find this medicine well sxited to their requires
change of Dsr. and does not affect the BREATH which
vents the possibility Of discovery while using IL.
Besides this important advantages leaves the parts
subject the troublesoue weakness that sen after
Of other medicine aud n taken in the first stage Of the
disease Will arrest the discharge, and all unpleasant
feelings Ia few days In long protraeted chronic stages
ofhs disease obstinate elects female complaints, weak
mess Of these organs Il without doubt the .ecua
medy discovered and has cured many obstinate aer
every other medicine had failed Of this ksd OF
years standing recently cured la weeks BY this
specific after upwards o hundred dollars had been spent for
Medical advice aud Medicines, without effect In fact
usd with such all stages Of the disease that
challenge any to be produced that will not under
forfeit ef $500
Zach bottle full description Of the diseases. and all the
necessary directions for both In the English aud French
langusgs.fsos ~ BOrrLs, rgs Beetles Of double sre,
VI SOY
or For sale oHly at the sg,nt, oRes No. IS Nassau
,rSrrr four doors from Fulton street. Cup ,ia Office open
Until eeel IN tss evening Gle 3m'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-03
CELEBRATED EYE
w AFTER

A MOST WONDERFUL CURE performed by DIR. J.
IA FRANCIS Oculist, No. 10 Barclay street.
My grandeur afflicted for nearly years with, what
medical TERM scrofuou ephsma, and me- ua each
eye and great the white Of hi,
like scarlet and for the most part the time he could
bear the light His head broken out and crust
had him in the Eye Inirmary for eight months he dis
charged ncurabe Physicias consulted and many
remedies used, without any good effect
was lesgh Induced e make trial OF Dr. j. Francis Eye
Water and TO the asonshment Of all who knew grand
SON. he now restored to perfect sghtana the scroua
entirely reovcdaud had it net been for this be-
e,e the child wsud have been totally blind for which the
Doctor entitled To nv lasting esteem and gratitude.
REBFCCA WEBSTER
We the Undersigned cheefaly certify the truth of the
above statement m all IFS particulars, having beea eye wit
of the facts therein contained.
Charles Sanford, Sarah NJ sandord Sarah g. Vail, Ann
Caroan Iaa Walton, Il9 Rvington street. Prudence Wal
ton Sarah Jane Wslton, Hannah Vail, Rachel Lundy Ill
Orchard street, William Webster Jan. Web.ter 26a Hou,-
ten street William Webster, Margaret Webster 81 First
street David Webster, Mary A. Webster 80 Second Avenue
A REMARKABLE CURE
This is 10 certify that child almost blind for three
with nebua aud arPe ulcer that covered the sight
We tooh her 10 Eye nm,y for hut received
consulted and many remedies tried, without good
effects Having heard Of maay astonishing performed
hy DR.. j. Francis celebrate Eye Water procured few
bottles, and TO asonhment and all who knew her. il
made perfect in five weeks consider this
the greatest blessing has been offered the public
and Second street. WILLIAM ANSEL
From the testimony Of those who used Dr. j. Francis
celebrated Eye Water unhe,tatiugy mend it
notice Of the public, most valuable and safe remedy
Rev Duncan Dunbar Pastor Of the cDougal ST. Church.
Rev. Mr.. Harrison, a. Thompsonh.=
Rev Mr. Davis Pastor Of the Church at Lattngown,
Mr.. Smith, IS Frankfort street.
DR.. Genny, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons,
Loudos.
Mr.. Stephen Foster, Saint Johns, New Brrnswiek
MIR. Josl IA Allen, Hartlsnd, Vermont
This Eye Water not prepared sold BY any person
the United States, hut by Dr. Francis No. 10, Barclay
street.
90 Artificial Eye, inserted by DR. Franc,,, without
giving the slightest pals, which counot be distinguished from
the natural.
JIa Rarclav street N
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-03

L,INE rLATED WARE SUPERIOR FINISHED
IT CUTLERY.-The suhscriber has received per lat,
packets snl opening this day very large and complete asor
N rich plated consisting Of vermounted Casters
aks Dwkti aycr nouatcd Tea ard Coffee Urns; Candle
.iicrs a. kr Ao, very splendl Of ine Ia
n, Cu- consisting Of offs So and 100 piece, Of Ivory
rss and Silver hanlle Ksve, with French FORMS Forks
Carysrs, ssd extra ne Knives for Silver Forks All Cor
ale al fsry lswpricss, a. usual, by
ol6Y DANIEL v DELEvAN. n Maiden Lane.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-03

ing initiate 1t and fostering their miserable limitations
the public for genuine.
tes promote the growth, soften and beautty the Hair
gives L soness that other article does and
II 10 curl besufully-by free it will darken and give the
hair satin gloss ighly perumsd ana gives perfect sat
hsction to all who have given trial You VIII ober,
the sgature Of the proprietor William Brown, also "Bua-
10 Oil" imprinted the Bottle. In consequence Of
erfi which has recently appeared and for sale have
been pursuadd 10 obtain label engraved "copper" for
which have secured copy right entered according to
Act Of Congress the Clerk Office of the District Court
Ma sachuets. Any Infringement Will be dealt with accord
ing TO law. Dealers supplied by A. 81 Sands No79S 100
FuIioa Sold at retail by Ring 64a Broadway; Burne 81
Canal ST. Embree II East Broadway; Guion III Bowery;
Hart, corner OF Broadway and Cham ,ers ST.
Price 37s cents. dl3-lm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-03
Forty Years Experience "a rGr1ous citmates-1to.n.
ty-four years established in this city-Neitaey
Quackcry nor Imposition.
DR.. j. EVANS,
No. II, Peck Slip, New York.

nR j. EVANS continues to be copsuteL confdentisll,
IL in all VS eases, mercurial and caronlc di,crdcu
the most Improved practice lie expeauous
mild treatment may be depended To prevent misiaxe'
60 particular TO find NO. ~ PECK Slip.
ror. containing complete plan Of medicine 10,
every TORN OF The s be above and
witiou exposing the patieHI They will he order
shy pat Of the United Stsi.s
Ao. preventive re1eGy against v-'--'l that may bs
FULLY relied on.
All letters post paid and describing the case and enclosing
reasonable fee will have the remedy and directions
der. Attendance daily, until o'clock in the evening
tn. Offices am frances well arranged and
may be depended,
No connection Win amy other Office in out Of the city
JOSEPH EVANS, MD.
MAY No. IL Peek Slip, NY.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-03
CONFIDENTIAL.

CON r lDEN i lAL.
DR BELLS MEDICAL OFFICE, No Courtssdt ST.
IL sscnd door from Broadway Dr. Bell continues. usual
70 " consulted IN all % delicate nature siphiio
snd srcurs on' disorders q the urinarv 6c
% whh have taied zeal qu eks,
be benefited sud relieved application u Dr.
Sell rosssorai y coup ed with wchy eyrt renee
she e the al diseases enables tic doctor to
suis reel me . cure q eli pausn..
Rows of pr tenders. mFifes and medical buffers and re-
a.ubsr No Courtiandt two dosr. from broadway
a. im'
S,kALs-n LOVEII seal Ergras,r s,.ue or met ais,
- Breads respectfully informs The ubl'c That ne CON
uus. s,ecus IN usual ~ -ors sf every descriptions
o.,. OF arms, er,. initials. fancy device s &c stone
Consular Notara and Office seals, engraved steel silver
D tress.
Bool. Of I,rsJy Zoe The Inspection Of euom,r containing
10000 Bsne.
Door. rlsts numbers. sc engraved TO order, s~psrer
.bI. Ioafs of arms painted
Letter aid note paper stamped with ere.'s, ins. or de-
80. az asy d..f ripttcn. d7Im'
AItNGssANp NEAD VF HAIR IVY
n sihf Cram cf Lille. beauties ans gives gradual DARK
ss The hair promote ~. trowrh, prevents its falling out.
and shsruai, remove. ds drill and scsid Compare with
sny Other and ysa will fad ro.ssiurs body capable
n Peustaug the fos ef he hair and Immediately removing
iaudrf other obstacles 10 the growth bid places Fer
sale Nv 4. B. D. Sands 20 and 100 Futen Wyeth, l9
Bewery syme. 81 and $50 Douery Dr. Hart, corner OF
Chamber. and Brosdwsv Dswsr, corner OF Chsmbrs and
Church Guion, se Brosowsy Mlnor corner Dey IT.
ard Broadway Palmer. 3u5 broadway Dickfs i3 Broad
-sy Clarke, corner Houston and Broadway; Rins, sd
Broadway Cole and Ogden, s6l Broadway Lindsay, IS
9Th Avenue Creighton, Cafmne and Bsdfcfd d.
Burnett 81 Canal street &c. SC Price 10 cents See lac
srnilie of"J Wytth"on each
Also for sale above, wyxrss Mus Rosrs the cciy
OF ecke pipe. and all eruptiops Of the face
neck from shaving. sOld. other roo 90
= uIVIsON nov the ,sle s.ies ste<
- Hussri Red Drop Price 81 per vial. ri 10
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-03

COMMERCIAL BANK,
NV YoRH, Dec. rs, 1889
DIVIDEND Of four per cent. the capital stock mas
IA this day been de car d. able the 18th Jan
The transfer books will be closed from the the l3h
January.
BY order of the Board.
dsi I'm R.w REDFlELD. Cashier.
~ oTiJE.-Twe three single gentlemen be
modated in private family minutes walk from the
CITY Hall, with hout breakfast and tea References viii
he required and given. line directed to letter general
post.ofice. will be attended t.. d3i Az
~ UtTARs AND PIANOs.-LUDECUs 4 VOTER,
3F Broadway Of Pearl street Importers and Deal
IN Musical Instruments Agents for G. r. Martin sebartss
warranted Guitars have constantly hand complete asort
Of Guitars made by the abovensmed Manufacturer
Also, the much admired Spanish Guitars after "Pag,' pat
tern
Orders executed without delay
Also all sorts Of Musical Instruments cid Italian Violin,
Music, Strings.
Two splendid rosewood Pianos for sale cheap - Inn
DRWPERTY FOUND, Composed to b. stolen. Cooper,
almost supposed to be part OF steam engn- bags
Coffee IN good order Manufacturers of engines
requested TO examine their stock the property fouad
belong them; which be at the Police ONCE
grooklyp, by applying 10 Messrs. ALLEN POWELL.
d3l lw'
HARD TIMES, AND DRY GOODS TO SUIT THEM.
The subscriber would inyite the aen ion % his friends
and the public his we'll s.lec ed stock OF Dry Goods which
he selling sacrifices srdsr 20 fulfil his
The goods purchased almost invariably or cash.
lowest market prices and will be sold for the
Tn. stock &c Beaver Pilot and other Cloths satines
aud vssnes SILK, and Mernoe', Flsnnes Musns Linens
Caeoes ard Lsces IN Short besutiful assortment with
pricc. 20 "a 4 rurcns~.rs JOHN IA. BENNET,
~ In 81 Houston street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-03

IEwELRY. SILVER WARE, Se.-Ths sub,eriber would
d respectfully in'orrn The ctsn Of New York well
strangers, that be inisnd 70 dsfsis has attention 10 The bay
ing ard selling f5r email commission. q hs following srti.
ele.:-Iioh Jswslry Diamonds waicss g., NJ ia all their
yansiis, silver rs, PLAN ., s, ehassd Prize and Race
he be., manufactures snd of s,stuv silver. Crsn. and
strangers particularly, sho q Of the above
artic any extent vii had 70 ths,r call upon
the uh.erl.r At hi. ohcs ~ Ne g. " orns Aiuse saio
and Piano forts warthsass le1 Braad~ay At the Asor
House.
The ,uberibsr having bs,a raay yssr. "a t city and er
teusiycy aged n e manuactufs ~ Ieweiry. WITH
sral knowlsdge ~ BE- different qusss Manufactured and
we'll acquainted With most n ths dealers the trade vii
give buyers ho in ts icnorsn
Of the dhsf,nt qualities oi diamonds, gold ard silver
e) a. TO ehssP-eis aud quy q Tie articles waaisd net TO
Any having diamonds. pr,siau. .oass args pearls.
Old gold and silver o. dispose ~ VII have ne nse"sssi "a
formsiop given then THEIR value, and b. directed %
those VITO will purchase acearng and thus secure 10 the
seller the far airnsie worth imp,ier q sny u The above
articles, gems who not well acquainted sith ths
different manufacturers or the trade gsusra viii hni 20
their advantage 20 call the subscrbsr whose extensive w
teresurse will provide them facilities with tho.s
u '"'' ''''' ANDREW STEVENS.
Who begs leave TO refer % the following sussr.gnsd sen
tlemtn;
Abraham @. Thomp.on 2. Flsnd,a
| WIN J. Lane. Dr.. Bibby,
Genr James Tsilmsdss Mo.s. Taylor.
c. D,lafors't, French Coa,ui y llolirsAse'
CsndaL innsn,
stsrhen Richard Gsu1 Morri,.
4 Bonn,rous Boachasd n Thshlud.
~ Hnsdale, BoydsnCoiasn si'is.h
q. =. Gelston. dA cod ~
n ECTUREs ON wITCHCKAFT AT CHtIHAM
IL STREET CHAPEL The Rev. T. :. BRITAIN WI
deliver two Lee urts wchcrs" at the Chs'ham street
Chapel Monday. the sOth Dec and Frdsy h, 81 J~n
each evening al half past ocioch precisely
Argument The existence OF larnal spifs .na me isct or
possibility Of human beings HOLDING WIN hs.
Ticket. so cents to be had at the the evening" of
lecture o<stJs
yJAVANA-Mrs WEST has RESUMED business At No. ss
Cae nquridor where she viii Be prepared 10 receive
E9aroers .Ormerlv. -
Reference Jobs Rtoms s.q, No ~ Broad street who
will furnish information applicants relative 20 the erra
Havana slisvs-'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-03

. OiN IstUN sale Of the e.'ss sse4
y Hu.sri Red Drop. Price 81 per vial. lie