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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-05-28

| Silk & Cotton Velyets
Worsted Cords,
Csnel's Hair,
silk & Cotton Shawls
Hosiery and Gloves,
Ribbons, sc. SC.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-05-28

New Moon. 2ist, 2h. lin. morn.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-02-25
LETTER FROM CASTLE HILL.

With unfeigned satisfaction we lay before
our readers to-day the very interesting, elo-
quent, patriotic and truly Republican letter Of
the Hon. w. C. RIvEs. 1t is one Of the most
important and conclusive productions of the
day, and precisely Of the character we expect
ed from the clear understanding, pure and ho-
nest heart, lofty independence, and thoroughly
Republican education Of the distinguished au-
thor.
TO every honest man in the country, who
has Republican blood in his veins, we com
mend it as giving true definition Of the real
landmarks of party, and as showing conclu-
sively, whereabouts, in the great contest now
waging, every friend of Republican principles
should be found.
If the letter does not demonstrate that MIR.
Van Buren, is practically a federaiist and con-
solidationisf, and that General Harrison is
true representative Of the Republican party Of
lS00-lSl2 and 1929, then there is no force
in language, no truthin history.
twill be perceived that Mr.. RIvEs enters
cordially into the support Of Gen. Harrison.
Pamphlet copies Of the letter may be had
at this office.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-02-25
CONGRESS.
UNITED STATES SENATE.
MnNnAY February 9.

MONDAY, February 21
Mr. WRioHT, Of New York, presented memorial
from certain manufacturers of umbrellas, praying
for such alteration of the laws relating to the i'm
position of duties on imports to give protection TO
those engaged in the manufacture OF those articles
Mr. WRieHT said there could be no action on the
subject Of t,iis memorial in the Senate, unless the
House should originate 1t, as a bill for the object
prayed for, would be essentially OF character 10
raise revenue.
Mr.. WEBSTER said, there seemed to be an erronc-
GUS impression out OF doors on this point: ANY
measure proposing to raise charge on the People,
must originate in the House Of Representatives The
measure contemplated by the petitioners was oil this
character. He had several petitions OF the same
kind, which be had declined TO present for these
reasons.
BANKRUPTCY LAW.
Mr. waIoHr presented number Of memorials,
praying for the passage OF law establishing uni
form system Of bankruptcy throughout the United
States; and moved 10 refer them 10 the Committee on
the Judiciary
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-02-25
REDUCTION OF LABORERS WAGES AND
FARMERS PRICES

We have not room today for reply to the Globes
article Of Saturday, which attempts 10 explain away
the admissions Of Mcssrs. Buchanan, Walker and
Calhoun that, the Sub-treasury will reduce wages
and prices and thus enable the manufacturers OF the
Nor'h, even without protection, to compete with the
wealthy capitalists and manufacturers Of Europe
The Globes objection is founded upon qnibble, for
il admits enough to answer orr purpose. But We
intend 10 60 further, and not only floor the Globe,
but show 10 the whole country that the avowed pur-
poses Of the Subreasuryiies is TO crush the debtor
classes TO bring our farmers TO par with the pea
santry,and laborers 10 an equality with the serfs
of the hard money despotsms of Europe.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-02-25

In the House or REPRESENTATIVE, yesterday, dur
ing The morning. MIR. CAMPBELL, Chairman OF the
Committee of Elections, offered resolution for au-
horizing the Committee send for persons and pa
pers while investigating The cases Of The Pennsyva-
MIA and the Massachusetts, contested elections.
After desultory discussion the resolution was
adopted.
TREASURY NOTE BILL.
Mr.. JONES, Chairman Of the Committee Of Ways
and Means moved suspension OF The rules IN order
of Treasury Notes 10 the amount OF ve millions OF
dollars. as The special order for Thursday next The
motion was relected-two-ihirds not voting therefor
The Speaker then proceeded 70 call on me siales
presented, OF which we will notice the most import
ant in our next publication.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-02-25
COL. JOHNSON THRowNi

The Virginia administration State Convention at
Richmond have nominated Gov. Polk Of Tennessee,
for the Vice Presidency, and refused to go into a
National Convention
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-02-25
ond He should never

2nd. He should never
attempt TO influence, cleo
iions, nor suffer the iedc-
raj officers To take any
part in them farther than
10 give their own votes.
Sd. The exercise of
the rcto power should be
limited 10 cases of un60R-
aitutionalikv, encroach-
ment on the rights OF the
States and individuals, or
cases, inroiriag deep in
terests, where there may
appear to have been in
advertence or precipita-
ton IN the action Of Con-
gress.
4th. Removals from Of
fee should not be arbi-
trary, but for cause to be
stated to the Senate, fire.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-02-25
UNIFORM BANKRUPTCY LAW.

The proposition for establishing uniform system
Of Bankruptcy introduced into the Senate yesterday
by Mr.. WEBSTER will attract attention. We present
outline of his system, and in next paper, will
sive the important and interesting remarks with
which the distinguished Senator illustrated and en-
forced it.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-02-25

-" Shelby" A Rhode Island Man." and 20,
unavoidably crowded out.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-02-25

LIST. The Executive
should have the custody
and control of the public
moneys, and be at liberty,
moreover, 10 employ
Banks at It's discretion
without Limitation OF law.
See Sub.treasury scheme
and Presidents Message
TO Congress in December,
1888.
End. II is the right and
duty of Executive office
holders to intermeddle
with elections. See Mr..
Wallis Report, counten-
anced by the Executive.
Sd. The reto power
may be exercised by the
President, being a COM
ponent part Of the Legs
lative power" for mere
difference Of opinion as
TO The expediency OF the
measure. See the Pre-
sidenl's last Message, and
Interpretation Of ], in the
Richmond Enquirer.
4th. Public officers, how
ever capable and faith,
full, may be removed, and
others, however faiihless
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-02-25

quesied, at the lime Of
nominating the success
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-02-25

and incompetent. may be
retained, al the mere iciH
OF lhe.Prcsidenl, as may
best serve the interests of
The party. See cores
pondrhce Of Secretary Of
The Treasury and prac-
lice OF the President.
5lh. ITO the victor be-
long the spells Of viclo-
rv." See motto OF Gov.
Marcy illustrated in the
practice Of the Admins
tralioD.
Oh. The Executive
practically The source Of
al kgislalion under the
new system Of party dis.
cipline which requires
every member oil the
party To support the re-
Communications OF the
President ,righlor wrong.
See modern practice Of
party discipline.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-02-25

Doctrines Of General
Harrison laid dorm in
his letter TO II. Denny,
Esq.
LIST. The Executive
should disclaim all con-
troll over the public mo-
neys, except under strict
and precise Limitation Of
lac.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-02-25

oh. The President
should never suffer the
influence Of his Office TO
be used for purposes Of a
purely party character.
9Th. That the Execu-
live Department should
not be made The source of
tegisiatioa, but thai The
whole business OF making
laws, for the people
should be left 10 The Tree
and independent action
oil The Legislature.
!. All the above Repub-
lIcan maxins are laid
down in the letter of
General Harrison TO ii.
Denny, Esq.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-13
MONEY NIARKET.
TucsSfuy. Mnv 1915 P M.

The financial horizon shows indication Of improve
The abuse OF the credit stem fast producing Its
pose extreme and business confined TO the limited circle
or those who cash capital The business OF Wall
street 10 the hands ola few individuals who find full and lu
orae employment for their funds The lcentous
the insovent banks fast putting end
the Of that credit which but few
eyed almost universay trade is decay and
the interest Of money falling small degree off activity is
with difficulty kept the fancy stock market This done
sy thrsuga the movements Of two three large OPERATORS
whose design TO keep the market active The large
In this stock accompanied by tng tran'ae
other ancies The amounts which change hands
scarcsiy sufficient TO establish price In United States
Bank Cor instance fifty shares only sold at improve
en OF per yesterday rates. ssrger amount would
have sent the price down North American Trust and Bank
ng declined per cent; stoningtos cen Harlem per
c~ni There sales OF Illinois sin per cents at ~ Old
Corporation bonds at par Bills Philadelphia sold at 81
discount; m 81 discount The rates OF ster
knx bills nominay the same; the transactions
snail The cotton market evinces small operations without
change.
In flour the market dull ssrl per barrel for western
brands The receipts have not been large the repairs Of
the canal but the price is dropping There large orders
the city English st7s and some French
ae have been 6led at s the present price. The rate Of
freight 70 rather declining which favors the market
About year since, will be recollccted the Esses Bank
Of Oidh Ll VT, failed. The outstanding circulation
presented $4,000 The note. Of individuals held S
~ leaving balance Of sac which, according to the safety
Apl Of Vermont the other banks liable for ro rata
sccordng their capitals AT the last session Of Vermont
xisurea receiver appointed 10 this concern This re.
appears cashier ia another bank and his agent
Been recently this city Offering Any on the dollar for
zses BILLS The receiver caused notice to b. made
s.be the creditors of the bsak may present their claims
and majority Of them, presume, ignorant that their
sIs good against the Vermont safety fund They should
act ssersce the bill. they hold all the Vermont banks
Asbe.
The following Is smie of hind 6 shippl,ster
sssed al . brokers' Office in Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-13

Poppe-23s do 2ss bags coffee Lasalas boxes segars
Ryaa400o SaIsaRos-23 bkts Bourella-i7s
bxs segars Smith De Jongh- bx SardieI brancker
6 bxs $50 bxs 100 half do rock
prunes to order.
NEW ORLEANsPer Chqrienlagne-ll6 bbls flour @ Doug
lass42o Cobb-l65 James750 bbls pork 10 cks ba
con Lee, Dater Miiler-25 Browns hhds tobacco NJ
Connolly III Lands-ls bales cotton Depau Hazen-24
smith White-ioe Cady Brown-2! T 1isdae-l2 bales
skins BrooksU6 do Crooks-69 do hid bxs hf bel
mdz Lamrence-l5 bales skins LadIow Coz do
gars Murray Lam n2 bbls box Thompson Co.'S
l. Curtls-3 bxs trunk ID Hart3 bx mdz bales
skins Lee Daer Mle-s do boxes furs Packer Prentice
Col Big md1 Christmas, Livingston Pme-is bales skins
Todd-2el bbs moasses Hart372 bgs wheat Churchman
ROBERTS CHS bbls mdz Bresin Koop Co.'s hhds bacon
A Carrigan-92 bales cotton Pr. stou * Bennett.
SAvAsNAH-Per Suranah $50 chs rice Mogan-ss bales
Gotten Storm 4 Co-259 j III Rowland Son & Co-s2 Bar
stew rope-3o Bronson-6J Sexton Colo G. Collins
80 I Phelp-5s II Colt Co-42 Mc3rde-l b-x Clark <
Smith-2cks Hubbard Cafey-i bxs Camield-l bale .
bbls w Burgess.
Per G,Littma-4 bales cotton Bronson2is Parmlee Kill
burs X gersl6 Colins75c ks rice w Harriman-s hhds
Austin Drake-I III TamAn-3 pkgs Doremus x Nxon-3
bxs3 Kegs Brucel bx Snrges. Roe Bakers bills
Muller Co.'s bkts wine Oracle Cos2 bales cotton
order. "
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-13
PACKETS TO DEPART.



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Ieryey Kngston Jam; Confidence Co5zens Norlsans VIM
az BBSSsaf
E f9sa E NJ, MiisSai
Es,stpors Me; Washington Gamb) Kruger, Hamburg; An
ss''a"e' Brewer A"'''rd1 arrived
Ship Scotland, ROBINSON 80 DAYS from Liverpool to
ht sSanS ' south M "a is
s S bathing %s Gns .dn nse has
to WsW viii almost rain, heavy sIajbi"g sea from
Az POINTS, and WIND round the compass twice in "a hour2s
70 sh9 G GhaFsmag9e Jackson d fin N2an, COTTON
m s ssSS0 n the s saw
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and ro% &C. 81 Max 81 lon "A 49, spoke brig
Brig sa' annah shapers days fro Savannah to stges
sehr Eigada Ballard 20 q. I'm Wilmington NC with naval
storss to Iread~e Co. May sh in gale, lost iss bbls
B ser RenOwn Card IL DIS FIN Windsor Ms plaster the
Smack Marion, Ketcham II DIS I'm Key West in ballast to
General Record.
Leersfer Eropc-The letter bags of the Stephen Whit
Thompson, for Liverpool close this morning. Gpns
Exchange News Rooms at half past II o'clock
The packet ship England Capt Waite is at ouarantine
launched at Belfast, Me-, I'd inst
Spoken.
oSeas lat IS % ~ days iro" Liverpool for
John Hall Of Boston, DIS m Matanzas Hamburg lat 81
Grand Turk Of Cherryfld, irsm NYork Bermuda Apr
whaiemen.
New England Rowland from Poughkeepsie for Pacific no
United states Forts.
sALsM, May Carr Ocean, wilkins, NYork; Elizabeth Bill.
New RsD5Ono May '-arr Emulous, sma NYerh; We
EPoAnr9ws May Arr Challenge and Increase, for Tho
msson and remained stl1al,o several others bound E.
NTSIa ST Ess,SS5, Jane IG:%,:icp s NSSS
spoiord Freeman David Keiiar Fro'denee I'D sub
BrIr.,T, May s.sTT Waldo, NYork
PnL.orLr,ra May LIAR Sun, Corson NYerki Dolphin,
T,spmA, DC, May s-srr Victory NYork; sid Thad.
SSS.ro.s, Ma arr Mary ssyna~s.eS 2. O.
ID south cs1o"s Goodwin SYerf '0ss re'''' A'""s"
d & IseS "1
rS@%a% m SHERMAN a S
arr MpsaT' Mills Terpoo via NYork e John Gsd@r
9o1F Liverpool, ''''e' rl'''' do 'ysns Eddy
HALrAx, May 2-arr Convoy, Crowel Alexandra; Fanny
willis, Pernsmbueo.
Jony NJ APR reSs Ss ssn NYo
for sdaey in days. Amanda ophela, Haley, for Sidney
BNrgerrorr, ca, May s-No American vessels ia port
s.hS SUPP ,ss Cape fsar S@ so.sn port ne
Ilv,nrooL, Apr is-aT Forester Parker Nyerk. ~,
Ss% os% Smith ro' Alexandria M
Annc'so Ayr a-RObt II Booth, NIaihieson, for NYork,
Az S, DG T:s
49,: My asr;rs, S.i,sy. II EUROPE; wilder
n Ss.slS f RsSssf e er for N'"''
| Orr CApir. Arr IAN American ship, bound in.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-13
COrOner's office.

o, the body Of Richard Williams, aged two years
and half The father Of the deceased deposed that
he left home With his cart, having box and the de-
ceased rid on it. Coming along lie Roy street,
the child lell out Of the cart the witness made
grab at it, but failed to catch it, and the wheel went
its head and killed it the spot. Verdict, ac
cidental death.
AZ p Minetta street, on the body Of John Jack
son, ga negro babby." 1t appeared that the de-
ceased was burnt to death willie its mother went out
errand. Verdict, accidentally burnt to death.
AT l3l Perry street, on the body of Hugh O'Niel,
rnOrbus and delirium tremens. Verdict accordingly
At No. so Anthony street, on the body of Hannah
Clark, negro file de joe, aged 81, who died from
consumption. Verdict accordingly.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-13

IfvgnPoot-Per Scoigri-s bales Halliday A. gb.,.-.ci.
g ess rails Leyerct hon 50 bss tin Bruee-o bs
Smith, ThufRer Col haze Hall iros-ss crts Ind N a
boy iDoUrie bales WalkeriN cr's n Acors-I cas-.
Sheldon Pie bys tin Isresi0e bxs ., hn Alex
snderi Lt sldwel SIS tons coal NJ Brownies N tons ria
iron Ne.bali Crait-s bds steel Esouq cases cas-
Esvty as ag-9 reiehtonis bids sheet Ne,-bolb
a CrSt-2 ~ = cks "a cfts n order
Hsvsrspes J5segi Cc-pstvaifev baes coffee ., bys
saxsr c.ss sessrs Harmony CO-sa bosc sugar T
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-13

AMERIcAN Institute An adjourned meeting OF
members Of this Institute in favor Of REYoRM in the
Of its affairs, viii be held at the Howard House,
Of Broadway and Howard street. Wednesday
sng 18th inst at O'CLOCK to hear the full report OF the noni
mating committee for Trustees Committees Managers
ed for the Transaction Of such other business be-
fbre it. general and punctua attendance s requested
LIv. LrviSGsroy, Chairman.
rpsres w. LupLuM, Secretary.
New York, MAY L. l54o. IT.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-13

CrIEsrr's SECOND APPEARANcy rHr CHAIHAM-Nore
taken, before three O'Clock yesterday to
witness Cecstcs uabe performances in St. Mays Eve
and the Wizard skf The house again filled 10 every
and the performances met with general APPRECIATION
This evennng this accomplished artistic appe the French
Spy and also the Wizard Skill Ceestes pieces got
Of this superior to
any thing Of the kind witnessed in this city.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-13

Pnsscnaers Arrived.

savArr.u-Per Soprnnah-MrsC Tsylor and q ,biIdrs,
Mt s,,dae5 ehidrs, and ,srv Mrs Campbell and
King, Dorset and children w Kellogg Bro- he q a.
PS,ry, Williams, q PJswcti, Hardy, NJ Rrgs Maisr
HAysNt, Brig yeseh Cccprrttwa r Thsrndke q C,oss
Ter, T Stiel, l. Bsdd. T. Diaz q Heners " WV
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-13
ASK, INQUIRE,
ASK THOSE WHO KNOW

THOSE emily who know by t1a or irnmedat.
form idea OF the effects Of the Of the
almost charm like effected ia the "
ter how by the Of Hays Liumen Find ho has
used that that will not laud above all things
will find what he found For the lief OF suffering h
who SHow--ask the Hon ALFRED CONKLIN d = Judge
MYERS, ESQ. Athens N v ash Gen. DUFF GREEN
late 81 Warrington City each Of these gentlemen
sscs uncsnquerable BY all other remedies or rhy scian
puine HAYS LIN1NENT. TIL "a snds OF other persons
know similar cures We appeal to thsr usceher
human feelings
al but dsty you owe your suffering fellow beings to
friends This viii much pain where the newspaper
ot read, where readers nereduoss because
worthless articles advertised for the purpose TO
buvers all Who have used do not ii beyond
al praise then do not take H. The proprietor will pot slow
this article t. be paid uHss vhsn all the directions
ere fny fhow.d. Wa syfsrrg 'sss rsp 70 frp
W Nhs doss 10 ought 20 je pi Ms obstinacy har
As s,sfs,ices.
Mr. a,s you'd never conseat to offer this article be
not csrred hy hi. ~ raraof reisous fntvtp do
al ~ his for the victims cfdstess For THIS
purpose he would devote fortune than secure dollar
for any wo.shiess article.
LOnKOUrS Some sgirdiers Move IBIS erti.
cis and ~ II cth rs-0zf devices 10 NOT be imposed
I've thing only wil rrosrtN out is TIE nafre ~
rev chraird DO vt forfei g. Take tbs dirsc
yn 9TH YOU and st nv hs sever buy, for Il fpes
" NY SOLOMON HAYS
scld only at No Ficrser street MAIDEN anc and
r~~-, $500 nv ~ wv
AZ -. s-scrsss,y 500 '-csct-r, Who
w net at uestee Aptlr at street mvls ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-13

NJ MIR WILLIAMS, the English Oculist, may be con.
suited at his rented house usual which IN 1887 he called
Providence House. No fs Broadway of Canal street.
entrance No a. day except sundays between the hours Of
aud until the LIST Of May, l3whtre all Postpaid letters
will be duly answered without One o the
patients who have been restored sight by Mr. Wams's
remedies since his arrival in New York. may be almost
day at o'clock with other PATIENTS At his house. who
have also been rsorcd ah sug had been entirely
covered with thick coat Of from fourteen days after
her birth She upward Of forty year. old and highly
respectable Sh. ASSERTS she totally blind Of and
with the other could only the light and color ndsncty
and that in the Of her life than hundred
have IL 10 be impossible do her good She
however, not only the light with the eyes which
had been totally blnd but distinguish objects with both
The first time she recolects 10 have OBJ
erts the fac. Of lady gentleman, in Provn
House both OF whom hal restored sight by
MIR. Williams, and quite we'll. 32tdStw
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-13

4 HIGHLY IMPORTANT-A SLAYER CAPTURED BY
u 8. ScHoorER.-Thc slave schooner "Sarah Ann"
arrived here yesterday from Sierra Leone, IN charge
of Lit. ]. C. Williamson of the United States Navy
She was seized the coast of Africa for dabblng in
the slave trade.
This SLAYER was owned in New Orleans and COM
mapded by Capt. Raymond. She was seized in one
of the small rivers or creeks on the coast by the
English brig of Bonita, and delivered to Lieut.
, Com Payne of the U. 8. schooner Grampus, on the
18th day of March last. He Immediately placed her
in charge of Lieut.. Williamson, with prize crew
of eight men, and ordered her home for trial. she
sailed under American colors and had all the impie
ments for slave expedition such as irons large wa
tor tanks, and slave decks; but no slaves were on
board when captured. Her mate has arrived in her
for examination. Most of her crew, however, are
On beard the Grampus, and will be brought home by
Iieut. Com. Payne next month The captain died
on the 9Th of April.
The {" Sarah Ann is beautiful vessel OF about
one hundred tons burthen, and remark able fast
sailer Lieut.. w illamsOn states that four or five
Just such looking clippers and the same number of
brrs had been captured and taken to Sierra Leone
the Spanish schooner Wasp" Capt. Weems,
among the number, and condemned
Letter bags from the Grampus have been brought
home by Lieut.. Williamson.
NAVAL CouRr MARrIAL.-The trial of Commo-
dore Elliott commenced in Philiadelphia last Mon
day. The following officers compose the court.
Commodores Jacob Jones, president, Lewis War
ringtos, William NJ Crane, John Downes, James
Renshaw; Captains Charles w Mohgan, David Con-
ner, John ID. Sloat, George w. Storer; John M.
Read, Esq, Judge Advocate
That day was occupied in reading the charges and
specifications against the accused to which he plead
ed sc Net Guilty" The substance of them is as fo!-
lows:
lst Cruelty, TO Passed Midshipman Barton, in
the Mediterranean.
Hunter at Port Mahon, in the Island of Minorca
Sd. Carrying from Port ahon to Norfolk on the
gun deck Of the ship Constitution certain ackasses
and other animals, thereby disabling the ship from
service in case Of emergency.
4th. UnOficerlike conduct in instigating and aid
ing in subscription on board the ship to present
him with piece Of plate and in having the Grip
ton engraved on several additional pieces.
5th. Cruelty in decreeing unusual and excessive
punishment to certain seamen under his command
9th. Not using, during mutineus conduct on board
the ship in Hampton Roads, all means in his power
to suppress the same.
7th. And on the succeeding day causing the crew
to be called together, previous to discharge, and
general behaviour during the voyage.
MORALITY TExAs.--The brig Susan Mary
bound to Matagorda, has board A CHURCH,
with all its APPENDICES, pulpit, pews, &c. This
building has been erected and shipped by Mr..
James N. Wells, builder of city, ready for put
ting up
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-13
TO MERCHANT

ITO MERCHANTS.
h3- Merchants by Tearing letters at D. CoSKLIN No.
Whitehall have them put board either inward or
outward bound vessels, by X 3. MARTIN.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-13

TIPPECANOES-HARRISON AND REFORM
M Tippecanoes OF the Seventeenth Ward qussted
attend regular meeting Of the Club the Log Cabin, ID.
Horton Of Christie and Houston streets Wedn
day evening At O'clock Pgnctud Attendance s requested
business importance will be acted aiming the
better organization Of the ward Tppscances and all those
friendly 10 arIson aud reform will be welcome guests
BY order.
JNO. =. ADRtANCE, President
JNO. VANDEWATER,l VI. p..;a....
CEiAs. G. WALDEN, }'eerres'en''
:. s4'iKu slirm ,seeretsrie,. u,,qa.