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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-17

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ehargng good customer loses by bad
SeG IN the s II S q he r.,
tae.r trouble IN procuring one. nG am
a. wM ISL FAsHlq Hs; and CAP s,or,
hsssm opposite Roosevelt streetA large assortment of
dies riding Hats new style ssnst3 sscr,ment g
ialeve low. re sn,s
a THE OLDEST EsIABLlsMENT y THE, CITY
ksA.THEoDoRE CLARK, corner Of Chatham and Pearl
,eae and uafns ears attain TIE object confidently
article which eaapot TO win ihs appreciation Of all who win
Fhs artic 90 which ss attention Of the sublc is now
Bs;aIIy l9,iied i sats Besyer IIat prise THREE
s.bty and eonG it ea s be ssrasse5 n She e,y u
sSss5f:f boLI
nSaa fed Satisfaction Justice to s risrds as well as to
he em lad will u sss have Sa
sd p gSGd one, wsossa s s sgppsd p,G%py
a THREE DOLLAR II ATs--THkEt. DOLLAR
sed the public; Elegant short nap No,skn Hats .he
..piee Of 50 Also article at g so, equal durability
to N0'' f BRo%N Srsetts AS
EyGs LAT AMP
s Fes s:pP Fl; q Lns fR ss$
fine Otter Fur sesI and Nuris FUR Cses boys Fur Caps;
Gufalo Robes &C. &c Also general ass9Ttmsnt Of Fur
A soWas NH @ and Beaver Hats
a A sas SsTssGd ha Far Bodies At Go and
Fine Nutria Fur Hats at 20 ana 20
kile Beaver Hats, at 90 aud 50
Also, choice variety Of Childens Velvet Caps Gentle
mems Cloth and Velvet Travelling and Dress Caps Boys
ae4 WILLIAM BhNTA s 10 p Chatham ST.
-&@wY KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
GEs~ssJ THAT OLD BOSS RICHARDSS Boot and
Shoe at No 2i0 Canal street, door
below Greenwich, and at Nca Bowery Doyer street
than any other half dozen the city, while his
prices ess Only trial is requisite
the advantages these establishments other
America where may be J. L. BUCKS Patent Spring
Cr,mpins Machine.
N. u. All rips mepdea gratis. di Inn
7 ALBERS BORN, No. SO Exchange Place, up stairs
g. by late arrivals have received fail of
Ara and French D.y Goods consisting Of
Velvets-Figure1 aud plain, for Merchant Tailors.
Serges-French Of different widths, and English
wide, assorted.
Lusrings-I allan and limitations, ofassored widths
CravatsItalian Tses, Gros grain and limitations % to
40 inch Romalls g. and variety IF figured cravats.
Haers' Plush-Moleskin and long nap, Hat Bands and
Lacss-Tread and Edgings, very rich assortment; Also
vesngs-A variety OF plain and figured ssiiDs aud Silks
Is, Velvet Ribbons black and coored.
SiksGros de SWISS Gos de Naples Gros de F.ereace.
ShawlS-A variety OF Silk and Silk and Cotton.
Boot Cords-A few cases No. 4 aud s.
And also variety of Trimmings, Tapes, Bobbns
findings, Fringes, &c. &c. s23 3m.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-17
dressed IN black bombasin vest, drab fusian trow-
sers, and programs II was evident the man had
fallen into the water from intoxicatiOn.
Superior Court.

DEe; 10 -Benjamin Brandrsth, vs. Ralph Bush,
ana John D. HHyT.-This was application made
by the defendants, who held to bail in Sc, OOO
each, IN an action for eounterfeing and selling plain
uH medicine, with his name forged the boxes
containing the same The motion was made ON the
I'm INST Counsel for plaintiff, C. G. Hubbard; coun-
sci Tor defendants, VIM Mulock, Esq, cur ad puit
rms morning, the Court consisting of the learned
Chief Justice Jones, and two associate Judges de-
c'ded that the bail ought not to be reduced The
learned counsel, Mulock; therefore took nothing by
his motion.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-17

FALL FASHION

kAA BROWN CO., quality ard price Hat Store,
US Chatham Square OF Mott street durable and
fashionable Hat for the fixed OF three dollars These
got in style far Superior any sold for the
price aud all sales being for precude the necessity
charging good customer Tor Losses incurred by the bad
snuemen residing at distance from the location Of this
store w be richly rewarded in the quail the Hat for
thesr trouble IN procuring
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-17

STATISTICS OF Notwithstanding to the late
census OF the state Of Maine the following numbers
are returned to the classes Of persons respectively
named -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-17

FAMILY PoIsoSED.-The Washington, Pa Exa-
miner, says, the family Of Mr. Marshman, sometime
during the last fall, prepared for their own use
quantity OF apple butter, and stored il away in newly
made earthen crooks. About two weeks since the
whole family, save Mrs. M. suddenly became quite
i'll, and their fears OF an unknown Affection induced
them to send Immediately for physician. As soon
as the physician arrived he discovered that some-
thing important was the matter. We believe, be-
fore The doctor arrived, those afflicted, at least
some Of them, had been dclirious and subject 10
spasms- Upon a close examination Of the patients
they were pronounced as subjects Of the painters
cohe or in other words that they had been poisoned
by taking lead into their stomachs. This happened
by the acid 81 the batter decenposing the materi-
ais which constituted the glazing on the crooks and
Of course when The lead extracted from the cla-
xng u settled In the batter In which IL was taken by
Mr.. Mar.hman's family. Upon anay cation, portions
of the poisonous substance were found through the
butter but most Of IL had settled 20 the bottom of the
crooks, and strange as II may SEEM il positively
pearance.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-17

EcoNoMY OF rHE Posr Orrrcr.-The Southern
Mall Bags were brought to the city yesterday at the
usual hour, bat far newspapers were erned
the expense OF transportation might as we'll have
been spared, and the amount credited to the needv
department at Washington. A paper from New Hs-
ven, and the Philadelphia morning papers of Satur-
day, where the sum total Of the great Southern mail
The regular mail from the South, which is received
at New York on Sunday morning, remains in the
Post Office oil that city until the following day 10
accommodate either the economy oftk Postmaster or
the lazness OF his clerks The NewYork Post Office
as now conducted, is nuisance, and should be pre-
sented as such, by every editor in New En- gland
When the mails are detained BY storms, or BY some
unforeseen accident upon the road, oil are willing 10
submit to the Inconvenience, but we are not willing
to be deprived Of the Southern mail one day out OF
the week, TO serve the pecuniary or somno1ent ar
engagements Of the gentlemen connected with the Post
Office at New York.-Bosf0n Courier, Dee TO-
The mail bags referred to laid over here one ortwe
days One day more than one hundred bags Of news
papers were detained in consequence or the want sf
clerks. But the New York Poet Office il by no
means nuisance. Mr.. Coddinston does all he can
for the accommodation Of the public and editors in
particular.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-17

Ioso, 2il,70s
We add paragraph from the Detroit Advertiser.
to show something Of the condition OF the now Aou-
rishing interior of Michigan, few years ago:
Eight years ago, the first mail west Of Ann Ar
Der was taken 10 Jackson on foot, by Mr. r. Thomp-
son, Esq in his vest pocket, and consisted of one
letter This year .he business Of the post Office will
exceed so 900 The same year the mail route was
established. the contents OF the post Office at Mar
shall were deposited in a segar box which was usu-
ally kept in Connecticut clock
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-17

STATISTICS OF MIcHIGAN.-The people of Michi-
gan are divided in their employ ments as follows:
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-17
MECHANICAL LAMPS.

vsrfoo for sale by
PERssE 4 BRooKs,s Liberty st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-17
FALL FASHION

a FAIL FASHION.
yA WM. BROWNS fashion able Hat aud Cap Store l9
Chatham, opposite Roosevelt streetA large assortment
Cloth and fancy Caps, FaeI, much admired; La
dies riding Hats, style general assortment CT urs
which OF the largest and hnes L Mus D
sale low. 3u,t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-17

Sax NpAssAGE FOR sAYANNAH-fir.t Packet
Y1p The splen ID fsst sailing packet brig STERLING
A-- apt Risley, viii positively sail on Friday 1871
Decealber her regular day.
Having very superior accom- aodatons for cabin
cabin aud steersge passengers wishing TO
above port cannot meet with better opportunity Early
plication shosld be made 90
w,SJ. T. TAPsCOTT,s 80 South st
dts or4g pcek LA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-17

The following figures show the increase of non,
lation for the last thirty years:
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-02
Special Sessions.
Before the Recorder and two Aldermen


Before the Recorder and two Aldermen.
Dee. A small batch of ragged rascals and fe-
menine Ioafcrs werei paraded this morning after
breakfast for the judgement Of their Honors.
BREED was charged with that prevalent, yet bad
crime, Of knocking down awatchman.
The accused said in his defence, 3" that he was
hurt than Charley, aud that ifjustice done
to enquire into this remarkable defence, and there
fore remanded the accused until the next court day.
The appearance Of the soaplock fully justified the
defence; for his face excorated, that il was
impossible for even his mama to recognise her dar
ling The Waterman also exhibited q slight speci-
Of the handy work Of the prisoner in the shape
ola most decided black tinge, which nearly closed
ms right eye.
Thomas Dewitt was convicted of robbing sleop,
and sent up for the six months.
John Foserey and Jenny O'Brien, couple Of
Patlanders, were convicted Of stealing two bushels
of coal, and sent for the six months
John Gallagher stole = pair Of old breeches, for
which bold crime John told he must suffer some.
Being Recognised By one Of the indefatisables as
months
Mike o. rien, broth of a boy, was caught in the
very act Of running ofwith bottle Of bitter: and
and large family, he was merely sent the tombs
for three days.
Bridget Skully, withered old crone, was char
gsd with robbing another lady named Mary Ann
Compton, Of gold coin, satin dress aud other val
uAbies, 10 the amount OF So. The Court told Bird
get was fortunate thing Tor her that she had not
taken mere, as in that she must have gone to
Sing Sing. As it was she, must have the heaviest
amount Of punishment. viz. the six months
The following batch Of highly respectable ioafsrs,
all accused Of being over quarrelsons, were repr-
| manded and discharged, viz. Henry Brown, who
had severely whipped his wife Mary Jane. Alnira
Roberts, delicate dsmsel, who stabbed a man in
the face with butchers knife; James Linden, whs
threw loaf of bread at bakers clerk; Peter Con
ner and John Wilson, who beat Henry King; Hugh
Kearnsn, who attempted to stab somebody with 4
PAIR Of scissors; Henry Simmons, who struck
body with his fists; Master Moran, who attic npted
to stab tailor with his own shears, and failing in
that talked Of knocking out the brains Of the tailor
with his goose; Harry Williams, sailor boy, who
struck Tom Jones with billet Of wood; Jamie
Burke and Molly his wife, who collectively and in.
dividualy beat Pat DAILY, and got beat back again
by Pat, sinsly.
In most OF these cases the compliments failed Ia
appear, and those that did come up wanted to get
the cuprits let OF
Peter Boyle and James Mulvey, couple Of incl
pient loafers, convicted at the last court day Of
petty larceny, were arraigned for sentence. The
court said they had ascersned both to be very bad
boys and therefore sent ulvey to dig stone for six
months. and adjudgcd Boyle to sit the stool OF
pentance in the tombs, for thirty days.
Clarke Mason, convicted at the last court day OF
stealing coat, sent 10 the tombs for three days.
Their Honors then adjourned TO Friday.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-02
United states District Court.
Aefora Judpa Refts

DEC l.--Li6d on the British Queen.-Ed'oard
Lean and Others VS. the Master and Otonsrs of the
STEAMER british Queen-This was a libel against
me steamer her tackle, owners, at ais, for the non
delivery ct package d goods shipped IN London
by Solomon Lean To the order the belant at the
last voyage OF the steamer, aHd which should have
been deliverel here on the 18th of Oct last. The
goods in question were invoiced in Londsu at cps
Is lOd, and were valued here with the charges and
duties at $3.50 The bill of ladng arrived to the
consignees, and the goods were demanded of Capt
Roberts. Proof of these facts was adduced, but on
motion Of the counsel for the owners, his Honor
consented to release the steamer on the payment OF
$40 50, costs incurred, andthe finding bond in the
penal sum of $2 49, subject TO the decision of the
Court. This was done, and the necessary release
given by the Marshal in time for the British Queen
TO take her departure with her usual promptitute.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-02
" Heads OF the PeopIe.---N.. o.

rHE sE~ rorrIsu e.EsrLEsAN.
Air" TIE 6ne old EasLsA crriismsu-"
III sing you bran new song that was made BY young
sters pate,
of,he New York fOppsh gentleman no rides Broadway
And who keeps up his fine mansion in the modern style
and rate,
With well dressed TO receive his honor" at the
Lkea New York foppish gentleman, of the present
His "e.sr" new Is lined within with fur and les,hes
And whip and halter which would tie his Cato" under
Tis there this dandy" sits IN state with whisker and
mousache,
That curl jus, like mIscrs wig when counting DER his
cash,
Or like afoppish gen,eman on. Of the presen, time
His custom when summer comes, to bid his friends
And :. the sPrng' midst rous and ball. repair that he
might dwell;
For there indeed"s nice young man" may cut dsshng
swell,
And bind the hearts Of angels too q. BY fairy SPELL
As ~sd this oppish gentleman one OF the present Tune
inelnins gently twsrd the ground this thin young man
With coat tina, FITS snug and tight, and boots that DIS
agree, -. 49,.
That doubts light well exs, with some bfe . liberty,
When looking at this gentleman one Of the present time
But times aad seasons truly change, and gold doth psss
away,
this gent can safely the "hard times ruthless
Twill show nj. Golfers are well ara and tina, 4, has
SO in his cart he still may ride, drive his fourin
As did this ioppish sesem.u Of the pre.en, time
"ssMvEL-
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z. 8: Siar.s.iI's Once.


Drc. 1.-Lamerfabis The Coroner was called
on Monday night to No. 300 Second street, to hold
an inquest on the body Of Thomas Carney, q fine
hoy, years old, who had been run over ty Dry
Dock Omnibus.
II appeared that the deceased, with large mum.
Der Of other children, were the Of Hoas
ton and Columbia Streets in the middle Of the day,
watching procession with banners and music, that
was marching abcot that vicinity The Dry Dock
stage No. 10, driven BY Simon p. king.la-d, was
ass passing near Unios Market, and the horses got
frightened At the music started, and became unmsn.
ageble. The driver saw the childres, but before
they could get owt ~ hi. way he stop his horses,
the deceas ed was Knocked down and both wheels
passed over his body A Mr.. John Lindsay, with
George Bofer, picked the little fellow MP, bleeding
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-02
To Miss Hone, Of the National Opera House.
"a VisiOn.r

To Miss Hone, Of the National Opera House.
"a Vision"
AM know I'm pretty.
The queen Of Beauty from the throng,
That crowded round her lustrious throne,
Where grace, and natures rsrest song,
Rose clearest, sw eetest, and alone,
Toswell her Joy Gus train.
One perfect creature, fond and fair.
whose temples clad in ebon hue,
Broke on her sight, In form rare.
That she exelsimed-thine heart is true.
Then sunk upon her throne.
More classic features, sculptor's hand
Ne'er chisselled from her snowy mould.
The fairy with her magic wand,
Ner summoned from his eaverns oil,
To grace her festaI train.
The lovely maid, did start with dread,
Raised her bright eyes. that beamed with love,
As colour, DER her features spread,
And with all the meekness Of the dove.
Said, n kno9 TIA pretty" Queen. Nc.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-02
Court OF Common Pleas.


De. l-Ciement Heeiey and Francis Heetey,
Morris Joco6s and Angel Jaeo6s.-This was An
action to test whether the defendants, who well
known, aud very active members OF the Tribe of
Israel; dealers in gold SILVER and other hardware in
in this city, had ever been copartners or not The
facts given in Z, simony very long, very con
Trajectory and all the interest lies in the result
but as ,he verdict will not be rendered before this
morning Wednesday, We shall not give the details
untii Tomorrow
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-02

TO CONSUMERS OF OIL AND GAS.
THE inventor and manufacturer OF SAFETY Rejecting Spirit
Lamps begs leave 10 call the att. nton Of
Lamp which will all others in brill
,cenony suitable for dry goods Jewellers and sney Store
Billiard Rooms cries, Hotels and Ref ctors, which
burns without creating the least shadow. at the saving of
per cent oil each Lamp vii not .rceed for four
roos psttsras ~ at his old store Nos Cshane
q sTs Greenwich, corner Canal street.
Orders promptly attended to- and his
wual sncs week. Observe he narne -
a. MICHEL Spirit Lamps
paiated n each side Of the wascr.
Country Merchants supplied az ususi on lbersl
Am
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-02

N6OrFAT,s VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS AND PHE
u Nix BITTERS.-The high ssesnty which these excel
lent Medicines have acquired curing almost every dsese
TO which the human frame 10 liable matter familiar viii
good works have testified for hemthsy did
thrive BY the faith Of the creducus,
In Of essvenes dyspepsia bilious and liver Alec
ons, asthma, piles settled pains, rheumatism, levers
thy appearance OF the debility the sickness
females delicate health, hind OF
e digestive and in all general Of hsau
these Medicines have nvars proved certain and speedy
constitutions trial will place the Life Pills and Pine
sr Bers beyond the reach ofeompsten IN heesms,ioi
Pr, pared and sod whslesale and retail at WA b. noF
PNone genuine unless tbsy have fac smiie Of
The Lie fs srs sold in bcxes-Prie, rs cents 50
cents. and dollar each, according to the and the
Phenis Btrs bottles at one or two dollars each with full
Agents for the sale Of MoHats Life Medieines-A
sands corner FULTON and William sts Chasney tA Bewe-
"; Milhau lss Broadway DR. Leeds, Cherry st
Wisrs.s Grand and uioo, corner Bowery and Ord
Lyon Grand DR. Lee 9s4 Madison ST. al Church
Iss Bowery Spring st Pr George, Carmine stet
Franklin drug store OF Main and Trout Brookiyn
corner Green and Mosisonsry W Badger Nswarh Nj
johnson Newtops A Watson, Railway; Won valksabuu
Rossman Hudsoa; Fowler, Newburg; y Trivett, 20
Ieepsie; Collin anil Gale Troyi VI Hyde ga
H,ssny; Bsoas, wssSinsio n.n.hs~ Ward CO..
India st Csrruth Lcns wharf, 9syer 100 Hass,sl st
Botson; Watson, rs Central at Lowell; ID Phillips, Wor
essteri Dyer, yr Providence, X u Jones' Nswbury
o'oTI css. Lsns Swss 'SSgs ss'J coS s.
taehet, Tayler Newpo,t M.ssrs. Dyer CO. Middle
Walk: Jos w smith NLondoni WIN Tslkner Norwich. "a
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-02

bo% CoxrLIsEsraRy.-The Whigs Of Wisehcs-
ter. Virginia, have invited Gen. Harrison to visit
that place on his way 20 Washington. IL he se-
serts all invitations Of this Sort his rosie will be
80 ersutous that he will not reach tn. sest Of go
yernmept before next 4h OF July.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-02

DR.. AyENEL's PROPHyLACTIC REMEDIES
CONSISTING OIL. THE TIGER PILL, iors.vsre ard
eoos
= TIE EurHRAsrA coMPouND,fO s.bi.sDSs .n.
g The AMxRANTH sYRUr,fOr morbid ss.eno.s or
s THs ANAGALLIs PlLL,fsr irregular .e,io, or ~.
g THE cARDAMIHE FILL ferder.nssd function Off.
:. The vERBENA FILL, for simest, ipeid,a, 20
TsE SsssITSo1, S Eli, f2F s{:g,r,. s,.s.
&c. THE LarsANA POWDER, for III. si..,... .fss4
i1 I THG issTIs LISIMEST, for os.,n.,, diseases,
II IL Til TaE soLlpAoo OINTMENT ,foriuja,..aa
H.,ss.ns q medic hi,hsrsop,..,.a h..-,ecrrs.
g.r ar. .s 0 y *. T' r ss.e-Ss
smSrscrS series q facts. carefully sss~nsd AID faiy
pertain organs asd closely eorr-.rerdias ss.
ss ND @ suy sssard and nss
curing ssd that iai.l,b5l all possbl.
% msa. ny any al es,d e public eeeSs-se. "s
a. f ~. oSs rsn PS, "s Be-
@ ,:r E . .sssSs . as'. .sss ss,
a.d to .g, che eha "a seh er.sss, thea
Inherent from disease 9th. lungs
. ne no, ::
,sps ss.s On aassm.s ~
,-s irchy d.sepssr under II. influence pes...ss
,..Y.r adaptation TO n, ss,ns rseno@sss ~, sscv
found to srerese peeu control Is ,eesssarIy ve
FUN Of poeulsr rsedione rasrstE
more minute The sfthe ppa
suvLAcrtc may be had NTH the medic tn
sowrRy and sst, GRsyp srRsxr. ksehof theremeJes
relied general prncip~s ~ Of disease
and will in most be found dscrdsrs Tor
s ,. y. sSSs Re Sea a. rroe
,hc aer. let the following serve as aspeeimen:-
a. .ss sasi ns..s. pa.
which in spite of leechns bse!na blisertne
eslor,el opium and the like c>nttnn-a with
vo.nee for nearly week. the bowels Remaining ah-fs.i
ssstise ali The tipe On the eighth morning o-r
ree hours the pain len ard the 5ow~s
fsey sadin % hoursthe patient wsseoupi.tsiv
stored.
NJ B-tss street. .eiyed with similar ,va,,....
been four days IN ss greatest agony dnriag Waseh al
needles had tried dav ~.
given, aud in 30 hoars n retarusj e
tsnsl svocation.
w e., .hsdfsr -c.-pls,o. ssf,..
the cheat and general sssiade st last seized -,tk
infammatior 81 the lungs, tnccsssnt cough
breathing psrched tu~gne great r-st.sspsss ae
va given which srng the day. all had svrnrsr
nd 81 vipa doses ef the sTsaALts rttl Il 80, ,
hr~e dsys completely recovered.
AGENTS wANrEp. endure At 81 Ceuais ., PSI sm
BOYD BLEACHING POWDER.
PERssE 4 BROOKS.
soLs Aoxrrs,
Ses 81 Liberty street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-02

ATTEMPT TO Mvsp,R.-We understand tina, an
alteration took place in Murfreesboro' on Thurs
day, between John Woods and Grandson smith
both citizens Of that place, in which wo' d. wa.
severely stabbed. Smith, il is reported, hA. beeu
held TO bail Nashville Banner, 2lstuI
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-02

LoNoEvirY There is a man living in Jackson.
township, Missouri, Of the name Of Conrad Ei.la
who was ITO years Of age in March last. He was a
captain in the war Of the revolution, and command-
ed company at the battle Of the Brandywine. Al
though captain Eisla is very nirm and his mind
lost much OF It's natural vivacty, yet, when the
evolutionary struggle is mentioned, his eye kindes
with the fire Of youth
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-02

EMIoRArIoS TO JANaIcA.-The Northampton
Courier says:-"A large company Of gentlemen
started from this place on Monday morning for j..
males, w. l. Islands. Most OF them are mechanic
who employed nv the Governor OF this Island TO
erect necessary buildings for the pnrpose Of making
silk, which he intends TO make a staple commodity