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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-21

ImpDrtarI0REs
Nkw OaLRANs-Per .7rkansas-5o H. 60 shot John Foot
2s34 pigs lead Corsel-2os Rog.rt Knselandai bids
ndse q Tnorburn-s bales cotton Laffsn2 hhds obse
axsesd So hhds codhue Col58 pkgs ~ bxs
skins Ramsay Crooksies bbls whisky do ands Flax
seed Reyburn Vandevoort-36 bids JAnvtr Co.'S
bales cotton Big VIZ hhds tobacco X ii ssiuger2s
i2e bbls aasses Wolsey Cos bales cotton
VIZ Barstow X Co-50 hhds Ravens * Cs-22 baes
cotton Roberts Williams-3s ahoone Kaay CoiOo do
hhds sugar Travers hhds sugar
wel220 5aaoAi5c David Har3 bales furs to order.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-21
d., Deans Mixture.

sOh. t~CCAx& - Av21A OSkxVs
Tor the Of certain well known disorder The
contain printed sketch Of the symptoms sfhe con
plant alluded to, which will enable the patient adopt the
most prope, and avoid that which would be luxurious
This medicine warrased 10 disease radically aud
shorter of time than remedy before the public
Try it, and If II falls shall positively be returned
Price S. Id the drug Water aud Fulton
Broadway; Chambers Church street; 81
Canal aud 27i Grand ST. of Edrid,e st. d7-lms
pIANO FORTE-For sale an ,xeelient toned Instrument
perfect order applied for within few days IL will
be Of low rate. Ca. be aud
made known application to WAKE X GLENN,
disr No 1853 fulton St, opposite 81. Pasl's ChaSeh.
THE NEW FOOD FOR CHILDR AND lNvAi IDS.
-NAsHs FAnSAcEous FooD has been beio. the public hut
etks, and that short lime has gained epItstion
article food nAi'tty
used in the BIZ nyaiids IL entirely
able smuls and ct possesses noufshins
perties equal Of the tighter Of animal e.
which excellent rgi to De used in treating dis
upon vi isic plan IL has reeabs flavor
hauseae and sits the most dsleae and r
table soma h. Mothers about TO tn ir children could
select food well ada TED 20 the purpose the above
For sale at wholesale by ALFRED HILL 2os Green seh
street door from Barrel street, And at retail by DR.
r Green 800 Broadway B. Dodi. corner Broadway and
Rleecker Iuon O. aad street and the Bow
By y w Badea Bowery Prepared and ssld by
John Nash, No Mohig street, Jersey City, M
2ru#
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-21

Commanders Of vessels OF every class and dsAomna
will infer great favor W having list of their eargoes pas
sengers and port of vessels left the p.rt whence they
called and the vessels spoken ready their arrival here for
r $. Martin, commodore OF fleet Of scAooaeis II.
viii Dsrd them Immediately on their srfv,l.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-21
ALWAYS on NnND,
HAVANA AND PRINCIPE CIGARS,
or The most approved brands,
Al No. 30f broadway,
(Bstvsen White and Walker streetsO

II. y. LONERGAN. DIG 3m
NEE The Justly celebrated French Profrsorof Me-
II dicine. NJ. LAUHATT who W fitten many works
Of The Eye aud skin will receive for Few days
rrsiutousy those that have considered neurabe
By the resident ~ -ui'y 70 Liberty ~. dls 80
SHlP nE ..N-smi,h, master, from Liverpool
- by this ship " please send their board the
Office of the Sub crirrrs; al
goods srmiited in dsys from his date, will be
Putl,c stove. ROCHE, BROTHERS co,
do OF South at
DoNA DOLOREs NEvAHss UE COM, Spanish iro-
- ess0r of the uiia- respectfully return her
thanks her friends sn The public or their liberal patronage
al her last Concert and 81 inform them that her next Cence
will take pare the City fot, Tuesday evening. Ssh De-
Gambler, at all past seve, o'clock. dls tiss'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-21

NluasNT MONEY Of all tge. Tg VI ~ ss'or'
as "a Wall street and $50 Brcad~sy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-21

A STRINGENT PlLLS-Dr Cherry = As,riugen, Pills uus
N elualled for their Efficacy in Grad eating the ofob
sna and logg continued harra'siug complaints, alter the
failure OF opaiha cubahs, injections aud experiments Thrse
pills have cured Of ten years Duration. In
physicians have utsrly failed Cherry pills have succetdcd
and they are eoninunly srtei hy our arsi medic men
they descrvedly popular. Agents. and 100 fulton 81
a. Chatham ST. corner Chambers aud Church 81 Canal
s. Bowery; go Broadway. Price 81
v. Southern and western merchants supplied lhrra
terms and the pills warranted % ths, Al the agency 70 Fulton
street OF
pAPaRMAkEhs WIRES, suitable for So ~ and ~ inch
On PERssE BROOKS. 81 Liberty, It,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-21

CURE YoupsELF-By using a boz Of Dr. rhoMAs's
" Spcrifc ps which after repeated tias have been ioune
10 be Thorough raGca for all diseases 81 the Urinary
aud Gent al IEens In procuring remedy Tor THIS pantu
gelaiy important TO the patient to obtain one thai
viii effect asa SPEEDY unattended with danger ana
in the Of H. Such one " Dr. Thsnass
Specific Pshey entirely free from mercury or any ether
article that rossbly Diu.e the most delicate ronst'nqn
An II is confidently asserted that the patient will hod IN he
e RI them Ill that DESIRE viz safe and 81 coy cure
and Flu ton Hart avs, and RING ~
pro.dssv. ma "a Roverv PR lu'.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-21

ma fOETT,s ERADiCAToR-sooo wiii be forteit 90, .
IL DR. Paets cradle fails To recent case OF deli
cate deaeesnersy less than "a hours, ard whon the s
lasted time aud where other mee, ines and ed
cal skill have faler universally esteemed Tor no
psopuse certainty. safety and agressberst or the a
and demand Tor The tru'es
tor caused many initiate and some to counterfeit ~ ~
not but buy Dr. Poets Eradcator Agss, ~ ane
100 FULTON Devar, Of Chsnhers and chnrshi
Chatham street, SO Bowsry sorner walkers s4 Broadwsys
C,r.I treet. DR. Hart Chambers and Broadway. Price
81.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-12-25

or TIC tteeEt tltfs9t III ~ ssssseSs 1888
TINS approaching SESSION of Congres vii
doubtless. become Of great interest = - close
m alIalIs e Biz ] als snk
aduiuisfratfan, and usher IL the more anspleIas
dawn Of 8 new and better order g things hs
scenes IS congress u probably Be exciting gn
one side we shpll see me sfsggsss 9l a plassls
faction. and on the other triumphant lar arm
cd With. the confidence 81 the pee IS imposing
iudIcious restraints upon the cnny slse faKoes ct
their opponents, and shielding iheir country g I'
as possi BE from the dangers 81 malignant ana
reckless violence. and endeayorsng 50 avert ne
enlbarFassmenis which lefealed men. sfllng viii
disappointment, Sd seek 50 throv 81 the Was e
The new administration. eIl tie shIsd Als1k
nexf,1 70 o'elocks Al.s ut. - ba4eA GU
star viii vaaisl, and mme5iatt g lts ellre
shall Ne behold 1las sissng syn 8 tlAaz
RIsoS.
Onfhe 4tl1of AlareA, Gene IIafrissns
sssenf 81 The United States. will atIend le
- haanbeY 81 Fhe House q s. tese
his oath Of Offices aecoFsisn 6 g sareetss g SIS
Constitution. On his trance. IS On lie ntfaHc
az Washington. and JefleYson, md Maidstone f
audience s. II not he able g SD taeI1
Ton IS applaud Having TAI ca bis seal 81 fht IS
evafed chair 9l tie Speaker of The House s. Rep
ives. TIE Ffee PRESIDENT IAN BnrsIs
MS fiahf. tie aid Clerk g he aoase
ReefsssIsla SIS 81 lis land ihe Chief 1usle
~ IL EIifed states afIa ssee1a1e 5na gae S g
clszks iIl S. deliver h's lases
- 8Eies from Che Justice
,ssf1 fI.en S. tsf<s ana asI hnzzae np l1onk
lae 1nulf Sapttol IS Nskss
been heafas
Snc6 so Interesting inesaEaks
es1ch VIII see sol lae WeeE1
.3sssnfaH fe 811s ding eae ecas
6 iTiis sunIna-
s. 81 Sc s. he ding ton ksss. laz
aeIhe viii az political news g ne
aae HfII con- ain 8iIIeias rataEns e 81 ere
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-12-25
MANUFACTURES or .ousssIlr Is -c.ostot

MANUFACTURES De LoUIsrILrE Cotton
goods lnanu faotnre ID lie nei bofing IL Wils
of hentucky are soil annually 81 Louisville
% Che amount 0i 600 900 FL 1889. ]
year At limited activity there sold ID
Louisvllies brown cotsans q fhe value al
$249, 824 cotton yarn q the value 81 sz
81 1laachad eettons q lie value 81 3
$50, making III al lie sun 81 978
Louisville also distributes IRON nam lact Tess
tools, machinery &c. &c. nanuIacfnfed in
tie same towns.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-12-25

Lord HrOugHam q letter 60 Queen Vice.
ioria used Tie following singular language
acklQWledge yon my sovereign. ! am
M experienced mans uell eirckened %
wears bend myself respectfully before
yop Gill 81 eiehfeen, N1o ID my own, Or
any othet amiiy Europe. would be tFeat-
ed as child ordered 10 10 as was most
sgresallle Or convenieni Is others hose
inclination would never " thought Of whose
consent would neyerb be asked upon any one
thing appeFiaining % my other human be-
ing but yourself, beyond lhe choice of a
aoWifpr cup. nor always halyet before
YOU humble s2gselE as one anxious con-
ciliate yDn % my piiiict2 rs, e gaiu your aPs
pfoya ofmy opinions
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-12-25

The laEgess library ID file world Is said "a
he Tie one III tie BIiiish Museum. leon
talns over bali a million uf printed books.
and one hundred and twenty thousand man-
nscfipls. The next largest IS The Royal liz
bFary 0f Paris, ID which there are over four
hundred thousand books, and eigty thousand
manuscripts
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-12-25

Frankfort Yeoman challenges Che
Wings 8 pnt oui any oltIie Ia focopf-
Gee holders a deserve BE elected from
tneII places patience good sif. Old
.ppecanoe viii pom iliemoni for you one
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-12-25


PEDESTRIAN Feat. on Monday evening
John Townsend, ne celebrated pedestrian,
who recently accomplished an ardious six
days task On lie Prescott road, undertook rs
perform for benefit on he bowling green
Of Tire High Park Coffee House, tie follow
ing faai h pick Ip 100 stones, each i
yaFd apart With Il mouth, md deposit them
u asbaskei Without touching them with lis
hands 81 run mil 80 walk three miles
orA1as, md three miles backwards; and
hnall9 ~ run hoop two miles. ne whole
81 ~ ccomps shed ii fllree successive
haag commenced operations soon ii
ag and accomplished HE feal
ea - within sixteen minutes III
prescribed Gilne Afterwards. 81
ple1. picked % tones ii lhe
il lasosl min IS.
a|s ofalnaI8 pedestrian opsad 81
a0 years eE nsnhe pefsen
be e london nans
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-12-25


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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-02-08
LADY,S BOOK.

We have received the January number OF this pub
lcaton the character and reputation Of which Is too
we'll established to require any thing from US by way
Of oommcndaton; yet we cannot fofbear to express
our admiration of its many beauties. The style and
language are good, the moral Of tie whole une1cep-
tonablc-and the embellishments in excellent taste.
Among many other good things, we notice an article
on domestic Economy" from the pen of Mrs. SD.
HALE-a subject too often neglected in the desire to
please young readers From the "No. /" bong P.a-
ccd at tho head we are led 10 expect series upon
the same subject which cannot fail to add greatly to
the moral influence of the work. "Our Jessie, or
the Erclusices," by Mrs, ENEMA c. EMDURY, is oeau-
tuly written and extremely interesting and what IS
better contains most capital hit at the woud-bc eS-
clus;yes who are to be found not only in the great
Metropolis of New York, but throughout our whole
country, even in its smallest villages. We have al
ways considered such distinctions as are noticed IN
article alluded to, unworthy tho notice of repub-
can people, The flct is however too garing to be
donicd that our United States, once remarkable
for its plain republican simplicity of style and man.
ncr-has sadly fallen off in this respect, and if there
is not speedy reformation in this particniar, it will
soon become necessary that badges of pedigree be
wor,, that individuals may be rcceired' into "geR-
teel society,""
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-02-08
From the baltimore Amerccan,
TEXAS.

THE alyices from Galveston, received
at New Orleans, are to the l4ih inst.
Adviccs from Austin to the lst, state
tha. Col. Burleson had defeated the In
tians at Pecau Bayou, with loss of six
killed and twenty-five prisoners. Capt.
Lynch fell in the combat. 1t was asccr-
taiued also that Colonel Ross had been
killed in a street fight in Gonzales. The
A!exicans have begun to trade lreel lv with
the Austinians. Their last Caravan con-
sisted of one hundred and seventy mules,
and some hundred thousand dollars OF
specie.
Congress was 10 adjourn on the l7th,
after passing law TO sectionizc the Che
rokee lands. In lke Burlesou fight, Egg.
a noted chief, fell. The wife Of Bowies
was among the captured.
Some time since British vessel, the
Agnes, arrived at Galveston with emf
grants. 1t appears that John Woodward,
the Texan Consul at New York, had sold
10 a Mr.. Ikea, an English capitalist, large
quantities Of Texan lands, to which he
h.4 ntt the shadow Of title, and tina,
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-02-08
GLEANINGs OF HUSBANDRY.

The multiplication of papers in the Southern coun-
try devoted 10 the interests of agriculture, in all its
branches argues growing taste for more general
knowledge on this subject, which affords the most
gratifying evidence Of the "march Of improvement"
1t must he admitted by every one, convcrsant with
rural affairs, that generally the farmers Of the South,
Uhere are of course, exceptions have net kept
pace with the spirit Of the ugc, with reference to the
advancement making in the science of agriculture
We confidently hope, from the efforts Of those enga
gcd in this useful department Of the press, such
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-02-08

and bargain and sale which took place be.
tween Clay and Adams, and of which Mr..
Clay, together with Mr.. Adams, was con-
victed by the free suffrages of the people.
Even Mr.. Clay, on recent OCCASION, had
the temerity to refer TO such coalition,
and to ask if he, Mr.. Calhoun, had form
ell such one with Mr.. Van Buren,. Mr..
Calhoun's reply was fraught with mild
candor and for bearing rebuke which should
efcctually prevent all future aggressions
of the kind 90 the part Of Mr.. Clay, and
convince all the Clay and Harrison men
how useless it lis to attempt to tamper with
the noble and infexible Senator from
South Carolina.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-02-08
From tie Piits5urg (Pa) Manufacturer.
THE HON. JOHN G. CALHOUN.

Time was when no nan not Pennsyl-
vanian, had stronger footing in Pennsyl-
vania, than John c. Calhoun, the distin-
guished statesman Of South Carolina
Bold and fearless in mind, vast and COM
prclcnsive intellectual capacity, ardent in
temperament, and close, keen, discrnn-
mating in Judgment, with an eagle eye,
and more than lions strength and cour.
age, he is inferior to no individual of the
age in the elements of character which
constitute true greatness. His doctrine
of Notification, however, reversed his
standing in our Commonwealth. Yet not.
withstanding the prejudiccs conceived
from this source against him, the noble
and patriotic course Of Senator Calhoun
i'm relation to the leading measures of the
General Government, his disregard Of
private or personal enmities, and his de-
votion to and advocacy of the best inter-
csts of the country, and the sterling max
inns and principles Of Democracy, have IN
a great measure again re established him
in the old confidence and popularity Of
the community. He is great man and
capable of great achievements. His pre-
sent situation is filled with labor and diff
cultics which would overpower and des-
troy persons of less force and energy
His personal and long standing controver'
sy with Mr.. Van Buren are well known;
he has, nevertheless, from controlling
sense of duty, given hearty support TO
the administration of Martin Van Buren,;
the Opposition, from this course, not be-
ing able to appreciate his high and honor
able feelings and patriotism, attempt to
charge hin with that kind Of coalition
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-02-08
FOR THE JOURNAL.

lIr. Edisor:-On Saturday evening Of
the lth ult. was present at, and in
meeting Of the Town Council of the me-
tropolis Of an adjoining district The In
tendant had seen the sun rise and set, pre-
cisely at six Of the clock, morning and eve
ming, seventy times; and more. He had
lived all his days in iatrapilly improving
and nourishing little town Of the" Emerald
Isle" 1t grew up; and now grows under
his charge; not stone laid; hole filled
up; hill cut down; ditch cut; or
bank raised without his approval first had
and obtained; and it has prospered; and
continues TO prosper; under his parental
guidance. (And that reflection is now the
softest pillow, that coaxes the old gentle
man 10 sleep; that "covcrs him all over,
as with blanket" in his enjoying of that
refreshing invigorating" "invention;')
The other gentlemen composing the
Council; are Lawyer equal OF all points
to any other Of his age, in this highly to
Tented State; and two of the oldest, veal
thest and most respectable merchants Of
the town, who like the "aged" Intendant
had also "grown up with its growth, and
strengthened with its strength"
After dispensing some other business, en-
tirely local; and not necessary to be men,
toned here, except to prevent adruptncss;
and preserve the symmetry Of my state
ment; the Secretary read two letters, ono
by one; and one after the other; directed
"To the Town Council; each asking
them to grant license 10 the writer of it,
to retail spirituous liquors in that town.
He then read, in the same order, two
other letters with the same address; one
pertaining to one; and other, to the other
applicant; each respectfully signed by gen.
tlemen of the town, said every thing and
more in favor of the application it espou-
sed, and more than the law in such cases
requires. The bondsmen to each of the
applicants. all hundred fold more than am.
ple, were also named and offered.
1t was moved and carried; that both ap-
plications be considered and passed upon
at one and the same time.
The Intendant, then, holding up one ap.
plication in either hand, put the question:
"Shall these applications; or either of
them: be granted"!-With one voice, land
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-02-08
CONGRESS-

We congratulate our readers, anu lHS couhtiy' VA
the final adjustment in the House Of Representatives
of the abolition question; its adjustment too, on such
basis as must bo highly gratifying to the friends OF
the South. The following resolutions offered by the
Hon. W. Cosr JOHNSON, Of Maryland, were adopted
by vote of ia to 109, which puts an end at least
for tho present. to the congressional! abolition wind
mills which have been in operation FOR soodIy Por-
ton of tho last nine weeks. The resoutnns are es
follows, VIZ:
"Rsso!rsd That, upon the presentation OF any
memorial or petition praying for the abolition Oh sa-
very or the savctradc in any District, Territory or
State Of the Union, and upon tho presentation OF any
resolution or other paper touching that SUBJECT,
the reception Of such memorial, petition, resolution,
or papcr sall be considered as objected 10, and the
question of its reception shall be laid on the table,
without dobatc or further action thereon"
"Resolued, That no petition, memorial, resolution
or other papor praying for the abolition OF slavery IN
the District of Columbia; or any State or Territory
or tho slave trade between the States Territories Of
the United States, in whichit now exists, shall be re-
ccvcd by this House or entertained in any way what
ever"
These resolutions have been adopted as portion
of tho standing rules Of The House, and cannot there
fore be altered or rcscndcd except by vote OF two
thirds so that VIC may expect, so far as this question
is concerned no further agitation on the subject. The
House will now probably take up tho subtreasury bi'
and discuss in good earnest. There seems to be no
question but it will pass that body, but we do not
think that it will bo disposed of so soon there, as II
was in tho Senate. The evidences which the men,
bcrs of the House have given of their power 10 con-
sumo time on questions, about which, there can hard
ly be difference Of opinion among honest men, Tor
bids the anticipation, that this matter will get through
80 soon as its friends hoped, and its enemies feared
The Senate has passed another very important bill
providing for the establishment OF Board or
Claims Every ono who has looked overthe proceed
ings of Congress must have been struck with the
number of claims which aro annually urged for its
consideration, and which it is impossible for that bo
dy to examine with that necessary to the dispcn
saion or Justice to the country and to the claimants
Parties having just claims against the government
have had their petitions year after year presented un
til they havo gono down to their graves without JUS
icc, and they have been renewed by their rcpfesen
tatves with Just as slight hopes Of success The es
tablislment of this Board will tend to facilitate this
business and as consequence enable Congress 10 de-
spatch the moro public and important business of the
country.
On Thursday the 3Oth ult Mcssrs BLAIR g. RrEs
were elected Printers to the House. Tho vote stood
as follows:
Blair g. Rves, llO
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-02-08

GREAT FIRE IN New Yonz.-On Monday night
the 9th ult. New York was visited by most awful
conaagration. The destruction of property was i'm
msnso not oquallcd, it is said, by any fire, since
that in December, 1895. The loss is estimated at
from one and half to two millions of dollars. In
the article of Tea alone, wo loarn that single indi
vidual, lost upwards of half million Of dollars
Tho amount insured SO fur as the facts have been
ccrtaincd, bears no proportion tot loss.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-02-08

A REAL MUHcnAusENIsM.-When man attempts
to tell tough story, we like to see it well done and
the following pretty well up to our idea OF how
tho thing ought to be accomplished fit is done at all
Captain Mauyatt says, in his recent work: "The
whole of Ireland would offer nothing equal in afro
city to what can prOre relative to one small town
in America that of Augusta, in Georgia, containing
only population of 3oO in which in one year there
were SO assassnations committed in open day, with
out any notice being taken Of them by the auhorl-
ties"!!!!!