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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-02
,,rtract of a letter TO the Editor. datsd


"Our election eventuated, as you have been inform
ed in the choice Of Major Davis, the Republican
didate. His majority is less than our late representa-
ves has been for the two last years. owing TO several
causes If you WILL however, look hack to your files
for 1896 YOU will find that majority in the Spring
was only 49, and yet in November gave Van ma
ority Of 7G; and feel confident that shall do nearly
# not quite as well next November. Our long success
in this county made too sangunc, and consequently
we had, in some measure, relaxed wonted exer-
tons; but the activity Of our hard cider men has
reused ms to action, and shall regain the most OF
those who by mere trick and unounded statements,
have been seduced away from the true path The out
cry made by the Wings about the bill to organize and
train to arms portion of the militia will reco with
tremendous force upon them. This was their last
humbug and by the Fall they will see that the People
will find out that they have exaggerated and given
false coloring TO the whole matter As to the political
principles arising out of the Constitution and action OF
the candidates for the Presidency you had well try
to discover perpetual motion as to draw Wing or
sour milk man into discussion about them. They
will descant for hours about log cabins and hard cider
and such like trash but the cardinal points of
political faith, mum S the ac0rd. They know that Gen
Harrison, in practice, Federalist and holds no one
opinion in unison with the Republican faith Can he
be suitable man for President who, either from imbe-
clity or some such cause requires the aid OF COM
mittee to watch over him. Will the Republicans OF
Virginia and other States vote for for President
who is under the guardianship Of notorious Federal.
st and has for his armorbearers such politicians as
Daniel Webster, John Sergeant, the getter up OF the
Missouri question; Nj. Saltonstal, member of the
Hartford Convention; John &. Clark, avowed Abo-
onist Henry Clay, the father Of Protective Tariff,
and all the leading of the party who are atitudi-
nous in their view Of the Constitution: We say, No,
nerer, nersr We shall have more to buckle on
our Republican for the fight and although the
blow of the Feds will be heavy, yet we have tu aith
| ,la bod nf he
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-02

Ss. bsEytrie Of letter from HaShington yesterday.
Nj - distinguished member Of Congress, has just re
, from New York, and states, that our friends there
n in the Democratic cause, and confident Of
rG S DAYS ago. Mr. lone of the clearest heads in Con
ms, backed out Mr. - Ia distinguished member from th
Ws rs ot 10 bel him on the " York Election next Fall
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-02
NOI'Il'E.

u The Members OF the Democratic Committee OF
King & Qneen county earnestly requested to meet
at the Court House on the second Monday in June,
Court day) in order to a full and perfect organ
cation. Several addresses may be expected
A MEMBER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-02
FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

HiS establishment, 80 miles from Alexandria, d. c., and 80
Fredericksburg, open for the reception of com
pany and will conducted with energy than Every
thing within reach will be done 10 make The guests more com
Portable than preoOredt c Bar welas IN the DINING ana
Bed The Bathing establishment will be complete-slp
plying Baths with hot aud coldfeesone sulphur waller at
peasure-Thc of music will find the Band unsurpassed
the public we'll as ourselves To say the viz
of - Waters have been kinsy eSempled IN several
other cases of Dropsy spring. much TO have
6rmed the minds many the opinion that an almost ntal
bile remedy affecting disease i here afforded
The better accommodate the public arrangements nave been
made keeping the establishment open the trhOte gedI-
charge for Board from Isl June will be barely sui
cirnt additional expense 81 weekand during
the month Of June and from the 18th September Ia 18th October
s. per week. From Isl July 18th Sept $40 per week. per
MONTH s for months, SG for The commencing 18Th
June Oct $50 being less than - cents day Ia
the whole Board day, 81 meals anu
lodgings 80 cents each Children under IL years Of and
servants half price, white servants fourth price
horses 30 cents day
Triweekly Stages will run from AeSan!ria ana ffedecks
burg; they will he daily after Isl July.
The subscriber superintendent, with the approval OF The
President of the Company Mr. Jones Green, has engaged the
of entities him 10 hope that general sails
faction will he given DANIEL. WARD
Inn, 7-tlOAug
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-02

Corresponding Committee of Patrick county-enaTgea
Robso Adams Samuel Terry Rs0 on a con
W. Gates john W. Davis Thomas Gates 'p Rnamn
Hubbard Lee G amss R ssDSn .me.
hatcher Capt Bnrwe Hatcher James Via Eah e,ra pd
vid Taylor Thomas Tension WIZ Ayses o Henry Tusae
jeremiah B. Tugee John Burnett James sarkey ,Snn L
Samuel Saeed John sneed James Corners, Na1haaiel Asi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-02
Extract of letter from Nelson county.

"LovINGsTos, May 70, lS4O.
"With view of giving true statement OF the
strength of parties in this county at our late election
and from which correct opinion NAV be formed as re-
CARDS the vote of the county next November in haste
write the following Browns vote was 1914, Lyon 273,
giving B. majority of III. Brown got 50 foreign
votes Lyon got only H. Take these votes from B s
majority, and it brings it down to II. From this take
Is bad votes at least and is reduced to 62 and, last
". take at least 40 votes of Administration men, who
did not vote because affected by The various influences
which welded with potent effect by the Wings,
and the majority is brought down to % have not
doubted but that more than this meagre majority who
voted for Brown will be found sustaining Mr. Van Bu-
rem in November We intend having meeting OF the
Administration party this May Court or at June
for the purpose of organizing and appointing commit
Conscious of the truth and justice Of our cause and
principles, and doubling the triumphant ascend
ancy of Democratic Republican principles which mas
ever characterized and been proessed and adhered to
by majority of the good people of Nelson3oe assured
that all that vigilance the most prompt and untirng,
and all that fair and honorable means can accomplish
will be done by the Democratic party OF tins county
The crisis demands it, and we should be worse than
traitors were we to do otherwise"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-02

"The Address of the Democratic members OF the Le'
gislature of N York. deserves all the praise which you
have bestowed upon it. The Address is Just the th'ng
that need-and it ought to be extensively elreua.su
resolution adopted to appoint Subcommittee for every
Militia Captains bounds, to counteract the efforts Of
our opponents, who are busily at work: We had mad
pretty full meeting of the Committee and every mem
much mistaken if our majority in November fall short
of A0O-and should not be surprised if it exceed ooo
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-04
srd DistretEnaaael B. Hart James Lynch LEWIS Ca'en

* rSya
lm Ds,lecAares Del vseeSo, SILVER. Parker Alva
aa1 Marshall J. Bacon Simon Clannem, Joseph
ID DisiretJoseph Keller Michael Hartman, Henry Du
Weeden.
Ist District-Jackson s. shultz,A;s Jarvis N Lord
y I'd pishtet-Chs ii. Dougherty W. Z. wetmsre, George
sa1sSict-J A; Barker, D. 2 Arnold, saml Ms Kim
"a Bsirs-jcl ~ H PSass Wo Morgan heO
s Ns fss I
q bisf'isf L aa?5! sSi s. SIss.is Blunt
q Ss're,-Frssss s' baatfn trssis!d TsSash
s B vSad .sira RyfE sss sa% Frost
ia bsiriet-W + HaSeasysr, NJ. ?. Demmng. ]. L. An
sn Disrict-A A. Ryder. Thos Gardner, slas olmsted.
LIST Dfstret-JaeOb Brush, ss% H. Thompson, Francis B.
"a Dsict-Richard H. Colfas John T. Whenan, Jr John
Crane solomon Baq,o ThSmas LypG,h7;
4th Dshtct-Richard McCarty, j. U. Wckers, william
sh Disiret-Abm Miller Jacob Miller, Jonathan Miller
Str Disict-James Quaekenboss Tunis Van Pet Alfred
Carhart
LIST Dstrict-John c. Coachman johu w. Kecham, Richard
I'd Dsi,ict-Nicl Gray Warden Hayward, joseph r. Tay
Sd DISTRIBUTING HOPKINS l.. p Jordan, John Renwick.
an District-Jeseph NJ Marsh VIM s. Connely John Free
5th District Christopher Hampstead Nath Tnda Chas
Baker.
LIST Disiet-Iorao n. Hickman, Jeremiah Fowler James
I'd Disirict-Robt. McGarry, Jas M Hodges, w. C. Pa
Sd Dstrfet-Joseph Allen Jacob Miller John Cameron
IN Dsrict-Geoge Morris, George L. Mann Joseph ur
it's
Isl Dsrict-R f. Hudson WIN. Bur ham, r, James STYLES
2d Dlstrict-Wm. Moeanor Isaac yckman Aipheus Sher
LIST Disriet-Gibert Hebberd Isaac V. Briggs, Jehn L.
"a Dis'ric-Janes Riker, Lewis Wellington, Alfred W.
Sd Distriet-George r. Heben. VIM G. Boggs, Alfred s.
az bistriesauel D. Walters Edw. Flanagan, Henry
Dunnei
LIST Disirict-C B. Archer WIN. q. Mclaughlin. J. v SinP
I'd DstrieChaes Dusenbury Ely W. Bailey, Coggs
al Dis,yiet-Andrew Surrie, Enoch Dean, j. l.. Knapp
~4h Distic-WilamJ Ross, John Fowler Isaac p White
head.
Isl Distric-James Zess; John ,. Ross Noah Cook: w
81 DtSfrictJarnes Campbell, w. O. H. Waddeil, Linus W.
Sd BGstrict-Augustus schell sam F. Cowdry, Henry w
81 Distrct-Charles Mcyean, Abm Van Cleef George W.
Blunt.
~ Dshies-George Dhey, Samuel E. Thistle, James
eysEdsS Hiram Rd Hsrres Rieh h,,
M Distriet-Josah Merritt D. II. Hanes II. r. Collie.
5th Disrict-Robert Cox, Isaac kennard Robt Brown
st Ds-pete ~ TsT, w. IL Cornell Edward Day
I'd Distriet-Charles Wright, Alb v. Stephens Edward
81 Distrct-George Pessinger Howard s. schenek, Wm
Tlden
IN Distrc-David Kinney, John Rkeman Samuel D. Jack
5h Disrict-James ID. Meeker, Phillip Schuyler Meigs D.
Benjamin.
Resolution-That William B. Haughton be APP
pointed City Weigher. Adopted.
The Common Council then adjourned, and the
Board Of Aldermen resumed.
Resolufion-1o memorable the Legislature for
permission to raise $4,000, to carry out the new
Election Law Referred.
And the Board adjourned.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-04

iaPoRrAsr DEcIsIos.-An important commercial
case has just been decided in Philadelphia. The
facts are these. person named Isaac Campbell, Of
Alton Illinois, came to New York, represented him
self perfectly solvent, and pure chased goods Of r.
& III. Weed 4 Co, which were shipped and went
hence to Philadelphia. They were there seized by
former creditor of Campbell, who il appears was
wholly insolvent This trial was brought by Weed
a &c. to recover the goods.
This repevin was issued to take thsm out Of the
hands Of the common carriers, who were stakehold-
ers for the parties. The plaintiffs counsel con-
tended,
Ist That they had right to stop the goods
rRASsIrU. between New York and Illinois, in con
sequence Of the Insolvency Of the pretended purchas
er, Isaac Campbell
End That the contract Of sale was annulled and
rescinded by the fraud and falsehood which were
practised To obtain the goods and that property
passes wherea purchase is brought about BY msrcp-
resentation.
Judge STROUD charged that if the jury believed the
evidence they must find for the plaintf-that the
contract violated by the fraud, and property
could pass under such circumstances.' Verdict for
plaintiff.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-04
Common Councils

Bo.Rp OF ALp.RmEs.-The Board met at 8
o'clock precisely the President in the chair The
minutes of the last meeting were read and approved
Resoiution.-To build an Engine House at Harson-
vile, at an expense not exceeding 500. Adopted
The Board OF Assistants were thentc ommoned to
meet in
JoIsr BALLOT. -
The minutes OF the last meeting were read and
approved. A petition presented from the ing
Committee If the 18th Ward for an Inspector Of
Elections. Ordered TO lie on the table.
Aid. Purdy rose and presented his protest against
the Registry Law. The document was read by the
clerk. and on motion, ordered to be placed on the
file of the Common Council. Mr. Graham claimed
the right ofthe minority to present counter protest
at some future time.
After some debate, Mr.. G. modified his claim into
notice OF his intention.
II uasthen moved by Aid Talmagc that the cleo
ton OF inspectors be commenced under the protest
which had been read.
A division took place on this question, which was
carried in the affirmative by 2ito9.
AID. Talmage said that the majority Of the Com
mon Council had resolved to give their opponents
representative from their political party in the
board Of Inspectors Of elections provided they (thc
whigs) would locate the polling places as fairly
| the Inspector. were divided.
After some desultory conversation, the members
proceeded to the appointment Of the following officers
to at the ensuing their solemn pro-
test.
INSPECTORS or ELECTION.
Isl Disiriei-olivsr Charek, ssml H. Jones Jno. c. rat
"a D,strie-s,ephsn r. Harris, Andrew H. Mieke and H.
e.. WestervelL
IA d siriei-Mcha,l Burke, John HHyer and George w.
Ifo land.
ia Disiriet-w. d Cr.n, Henry D. Gals, WI W Drinksr
% Dsirici-Jshs Tart Jr Bernard Sheridan, Isaac NJ
Phyfe.
|
~ DfsfeAugustus L. Allen John Fowis, George Curtis.
AZ District hsres Anderson Clement Ouop John Murt
"a District Wright Hawks, Thomas Geuiil James p.
Wood
FOURTH
lsi Di,icf-w. H. coiJsr, John p Dietrich, Robert NJ.
| ft-attpn.
srs stephen Keiehum, Nsb G. Maize, Archibald
sR Dss,rict-CharIes Day Ber Cooper Richard s. VIII
lism~
ta Dss-ief-Jesse OAKLEY, Adam W Spies, VIM n VIII
md Ds,rel-Tsom n. jenkins, James b. Hart, Robert
Bvchsn~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-04

THE HOUSE Book, OR MANUAL OF DoMEs-
TIC EcoNoMY-By Miss Leslie Carey 4 Hart,
Phiiadeiphia.-Ths is most admirable book,
whether it is considered a. text book for young
demoisclles wanting husbands married ladies who
want to keep the affections of their lords, SER
wants who may desire TO keep their places for
than one moon. 1t has long been sort OF reproach
on the civilization of this country tina. we have
servants, and in respects the reproach is not
undeserved II, however, the precepts laid down
in this little work could but be instilled into the
minds of the rising gene ration, should be rid Of
the odum, and much domestic misery got rid of by
the samei process.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-04

wHar Is ITl-The agitation against the Registry
Law is emily struggle against the New England in
auencc, which is spreading over New York and the
whole Union Universal suffrage, registration of
voters liberty and variety in religion, every man his
own Priest are all Yankee notions, and must triumph
sooner Of later. We may well submit this year
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-04

40 How IL IL that 80 many young women, mem
bers sf churches, have been secretly sedueea and
ruinedf In Dr. Patton's church two backsiiders
have been found, according to the police reports.
II !. very strange that during every great religious
sgtation-every prodgious revival, there are more
Of such delsquencies than in quiet times
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-04

RIVALRY OF GESIUs.-Frazee, Bracket and Lau-
ntz, all sculptors, said publicly, witnesses on a
recent trial. that the famous statue of Victoria by
Stout was no great affair. Did they ever make such
q onel We would not give own FIRST impressions
of such things for all the opinions of rival artists in
the world. Ask Wall street editor this question,
" does Bennett understand how to edit paperr and
they will reply, and all "he is utterly ignorant
Of such business" Genius is TO be valued, except
when it usdervalues its rvals-then il is contempt
ible.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-04

From SINGAPoRE.-Our advices are To the 9th Of
December There some excitement there re-
speeding the Pepper trade. The Dutch evinced a
they have Of late made of their friendly move
ments TO the Pepper coast Of Sumatra taken Barus,
Honkaded sinkel and Tapoos, and probably
this, added them to their cenquests in the same ISL
and. Whether the natives abandon their homes or
not, still the Dutch will keep the whole trade to
themselves, and pepper win no longer be free
tcle in their hands.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-04

The NEW Cry ELECTORAL DIsrRIcrs'-"e pub
lsh to-day, exclusively in the WEEKLY HERALD
q splendid map of the city of New York. exhioitiPg
the seventy-four Electoral DISTRICTS as marked
out by the State Commissioners, In pursuance OF the
new Election Law. This map was began on Thurs
day night and finished last night at incredible labor
and expense 1t will be found perfectly accurate
and Ineligible throughout.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-04

LATE FROM Mrxrco.-Captain Kimball, Of the
Glide, arrived yesterday, from Isguna has favored
ms with late intelligence from Yuea,an. The news
confirms that previously received. Campesehy,
with population Of fourteen Thousand, still held
out, The federalists had collected together force
Of three thou sand men, and were besieging the city
Lsguna vas taken possession Of BY four men, on the
9Th of March 1t hass popslstior Of about twenty
eve hundred.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-04

A MODERN THOMAS A. KEspfs.-An eccentric
yoSpg man, who wears long black hair, and sports
long and beautiful black beard, called upon few
days ago and gave us several pious works to read.
His name is Lands, a native Of Dauphn Co, Penn
sylvania. He said " ! was once dandy, but am
now religious and happy" We shall notice his books
hereafter.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-04

THr Rev. Mn. KIRx is now preaching IN the
Broadway Tabernacle. This eloquent preachers
performances must soon lead to call to some CON
gregation, where they can afford good salary Of
5000 per anpum, and a pair Of breaches. We
cant take a farthing less.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-04

MoRE APPoINTnrN Seward has
made Ezra Drew, William b. Clark, Joseph Monroe.
John II. Crane aud VIM. F. Martin, commits sioners
OF pilots; Daniel Adee, pector of domestic dst
ed spirits; William Frost, Philip Beacannon, Isaac
b. Bachelor, Robert II. Clark and James Rogers,
measurers of grain
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-04

For CURE OF CorsU MFrIor-No discovery ever yet
eonaed DR. Iayors Basam of Ligerwot,. Year year
has 'hs medicine proved 4sul aud are
very few who doub, s yirg' stue This edy ~. not
always been successful, but this is MT tote expected There
arr which holly incuahe when this medicine
first applied bot this tie su of delay the fault of
the medicine ti,y application of the genuine medicine
sold II as Bowery, will ensure heslth
o. he sure get the genuise above, Of Rushop e.
Aspinwal no Broadway, William street hsor Jioss>
apl ihSasY
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-04

CuAru.s Tur.rRy-By lance Il the attractive bill Of
performances Ills evcrpg u will We SEE that he ets
Of q mirtlmovng description. MIR Iiis
popary continues undated, and crowds OF auditors attest
he continued delight which results from his pcrlorraf
Tbee can he no an that the pay.gOng conmu ity
be on he qp yve obtain good At ary hour Last
,gb Mr. n piav ed b IN Al the OH mpic and Chat am
unusual thing ~ THE city but learn thar such was
popularity London that he played that city every
~ two theatres during three long
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-04

o. THE Raw r. :. JASEs will give lecture on
the Resurrection, at the S. w. Church, in Mulberry
near Bleeeker street. Here is to be found good
music, good preaching and good piety, say nothing
Of pretty women, Of the most important points IN
raising up church.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-04

Coon, so ran.-A movement has been made IN
Congress to reward the author Of the Naval apprcn-
tce system, who was other than Mr. I. Coin OF
this city. Go through with it-and no humbug
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-04

LET NO IioRsEs ON SUSDAy-It has recently
been decided in the District Court Of Philadelphia
that u horse il hired on a Sunday, and killed by
overdriving, the owner thereof must lose, and not
the one who hired and drove the animal. This is a
caution TO livery stable keepers.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-04

Nrw Musical GAzErTE.-A new Musical Ca
zette will be published this day, from l6, Nassau
street. IL is TO be conducted by very competent
hands, and ought to succeed
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-04

1s- A Bankrupt system has been introduced into
the Senate by Mr.. Webster. Very well-does If in
elude corporations1 We don't give up that point.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-04

Ou- The WrEKLY HERALD will be puonshed a.
o'clock this morning at 81 Ann street; Price 8 IA
cents per copy in wrappers.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-04

STATE suAvISo. -Tburlow Weed will clear $50
600 by his printing during the present season This
will enable him always to have his razor keen and
his suds warm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-04

Bounty ON MURDER.-H. ID. Cross, for the muir
der of Mr. Mcdaniel, in Arkansas, has been sen
enced to pay fine of thousand dollars, and be
i Imprisoned nine months.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-04

THE WEST INDIA SqUADRoN.-A correspon. B.
dent writes follows
DEAR BENNErr:-Will you be kind enough to y
tce the arrival of the Levant and Mac edonan froa
a cruise to the windward. They have visited Bar
BADGES, Martinique, st. Thomas, St. Johns, Porto
Rico and the Island of ST. Domingo, and arrived at
well.
OFrIcERs OF THE LEyAET-Joseph smoo Commander-
Sydney s. Lee, LIST Lieut.; End do John
B. Sharpe, Sd do Latham B. Avery, Acting 4th DOWN. F.
Patton snseonJohn j. Abernety Assis tantBe +. Hart
PurserJaues A Doyle Acting Master-Jon b. Howell Ed
ward Nichols Chss ~ Norris FS>ha M Parker, Lman
mas H. Stoncal, Captains ClerkJoshua Bryant Boatswan
f. NJ. Cecil. Carpener-J. Parker Sailmaker-S. Stanley
fiunner-B. Prescott, Pursers Steward.
WARLIKE.-We learn that General Sanford and
his staff are preparing for the Boundary war Gene
raj Morris is busily engaged in writing song
set to music, to be called " Over the Border"
Look out for bloody work
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-04

RrIIoIoUs NorIeE.-A Lecture, Introductory 20 Co,se
ofIrctu the Resurrec lion, will be red toorov
tsabbath evening, by the Rev b. Jssrs In the second
Wesleyan Chapel Mulberry Beecker street Service
to cor nenee at half past o'clock. Topic. Rssuec.
ton Of Christ.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-04
TALL Acrrse.-Bihin at the Bowery Theatre

o. 1t was not Thomas Coke, but Thomas Davis,
who was lost last Wednesday elf Sandy Hook.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-04

Co CHARLES TrpEMAS LewNprs has been APP
pointed Consul Of the Dukedom Of Oldsnburg, for
Charleston, s. &.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-04

HE REV. DAVID HALE commences in a few days
his usual agitations and revolutions in the Taberna-
Gle. David wants to establish new rclgion-and
make a church over which he can act as Pope. We
have our squint eye upon him.