Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-13

The NEW YoRx FINALE BENEVOLENT SOCIETY
viii nsst On Monday evening the 10th. n The Leo
ture rosm Of the Revd. DR.. SINNERS Mercer ST.
church We would faiA hope that the ladies in gen.
era will be punctsal in their attendance, and then
move with one heart and one accord. Reeoleet
blessed females, that you are commanded TO "do
with your might what your hands find to do" Al
though the season is mild thus far, Z" we know not
what a" month, week, OF" day may bring forth. "
At o'clock the meeting will commence.
THE wEDpIss.-We had just time yesterday to
put our head in at the shule (synagogue) door, and
witness the Jewish wedding of Miss n. and Dir. l..
With regard TO the splendid entertainment at the
house, Ariel has given us but little information.
Again and again we say, Bsmassal tobh, Beseeman
tobh MAY they be prosperous, may they may be
happy" The next wedding will be noticed in good
time. Indeed, head has been so full Of politics,
ETC. within the last few weeks that we have omitted
giving the necessary Information to those, who
would doubtless be glad to witness Jewish we'd
ding. tits, as Mrs and Miss G. Of East Broadway,
say, Bennett is the man to whom We must look
for early and necessary information"
AccoUxrs- Methodist Brethren, give to the &C
couats Of the Book Concern, most searching and
thorough in vestigation. Employ first rate Book
The church must and will know. how things stand
Besides, what suitable individual would become
the agent, without frs. knowing precisely how
things stand. We can tell you, brethren, " that
there are more things in heaven and earth than are
dreamt Of in your philosophy"
This will be found in Shakespeare mot the Bible
MISSIONARY CHARr.-Mr. Burbeck, very ami
able and unassuming christian, called upon as and
ahapA oil ha
primo pal Protestant Missions in the world" 1t is
large folio sheet beautifully executed, price only
Is cents ;and minister student christian, should
be without it. 1t will much time and labor, as
the whole is seen at one view. Several charts have
been attempt BEFORE but this is the only one free
from error. The works on the Prophecies also, for
which Mr. B. is an agent, superior to all which
have prec eded them and it would be well for those
who feel peculiarly interested in the falfmest Of
the prophecies, to subscribe for them at once The
truth of the matter Isl that these works Will be the
more valued the more they read and the better
they are understood. We shall paste the chart or
wood and hang it up before us for greater convent
ence, and for facility Of reference. Ministers, The
ologues, Christians furnish yourselves Immediately,
as limited number has been struck off.
,DIsrIxGrisuEp vJsIroR.-James Wardsworth,
ESQ the great farmer Of Genesee Flats, Living ston
county, is on visit to this city. We look upon
Mr.. Wsrdsworth as one Of the greatest benefactors
of the age. He has done more to promote the sub
stana interests of the country the last thirty
years than half the statesmen, and all the bankers
who have lived among during that time.
Mr. wardsworth is a native Of Durham, Middle
county, Connecticut AT an early age, and while
the whole Of Western New York was an unbroken
wilderness, M. wardswcrth, in company with his
brother William, the valiant General Wardsworth,
who distinguished himself at the battle Of Queens
town. went as pioneers to the Genesee river, and
purchased an immens tract Of that most luxuriant
of all land the alluvia soil of the Genesee Flats
Here the brothers spent large portion of their use
ful and active lives. While improving and rendering
productive their vast estates, they were constantly
suggesting articles Of production to their neigh
bors and the agricalturists Of the west; and pro-
baby no man in the nation has done to elevate
and digest the business of the farmer than Mr. James
Wardswor;h. No man has clearer knowledge OF
those sciences tina. be practically applied TO ag
rculture, oris more conversant with the soundest
maxins Of political economy.
The subject Of education has engaged great deal
of his attention, and the condition of the Common
Schools Of the West attest the extent OF his phisH
thropy, and the wisdom Of his views.
A few years since, Mr.. Wordsworth was the great
est wool grower in the country. His flock averaged
for several years. as we are informed, l4,00t
sheep, bnt he has now abandoned this branch Of
farming and turned his attention mainly TO the cul.
turc Of wheat In this he succeeds beyond all pre-
cedent example His fields are unrivalled fol-
their extent, and the size Of the crops. The eoun
try cannot furnish another farm embracing equa
number Of acres, in the same hi Oh state Of cultiva
tion. Mr.. Wsrdsworth lives among his tenants, ma
nifcent patron, dispensing happiness around him
inculeaipg habits Of industry and frugsty, and be
slowing every reward which is earned or deserved
PRrPosrERous-The " Washington Globe" say
that enersl Harrison has been elected by the pow
er Of money, and irsinuates that fraud has been a
work to produce the result. Utterly absurd &c
neral Harrsons majority will Be nearly 100000 il
an aggregate vote Of nearly $500 600 Already, ii
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