The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-14
Proclamation,

Proclamation,
BY WILLIAM c. BoucK GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF
New York.
In obedience to the high of gratitude due the Al
Thursday the fourteenth day of December next to be OBJ
served by the people of this State day of Prayer
merous and unmerited blessings of the year.
feel assured that this act OF public duty in accord
ance with the wishes of the people, and will meet with
universal acquiescence.
AS people, have great to be thankful and
the Almighty Of all for the sOnn
During the past year. we have been permttedto enjoy
our religious and political privileges unmoested. we
have been exempt from those ravages of malignant d
sease which sometimes afict people The season has
been highly propous and seldom has the harvest been
abundant AS browning blessing the Spirit Of the
Lord has revived the hearts of Christians and brought
a saving knowledge many who knew not God.
For the distinguished blessings we have enjoyed,
should hearts in humble alteration Father
Heaven thereby presenting to the world the imposing
spectacle the entire population Of great State abstain
ing from all secular engagements on the day designated
and devong themselves to the service of the Almighty
We should always remember that righteousness exalteh
nation"
Given under hand and the privy seal Of the State
H. 81 the city Of Albany this 10th day Of November in
the year Of our Lord. 1S43. VIM G. BOUCK.
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| 90 HEBREW BENEVOLENT soCIETY.-The
Twentyse cond anniversary of the Hebrew Benevolent
dinner Washington Hotel this Thanksgiving day,
December llth Dinner on table at five o'clock.
| JosrrH DRKYrous, Secretary.
| 03- FAIR AT THE MARINERS CHURCH. In
Roosevelt street, now open-CH,RrIy OF WAcEs-The
Female Bethel Association having changed their name
and constitution as to enable them under the title of
The Mariners Family Industrial Society Of the Port Of
New York to open Clothing store where the price;
mercy invite all to and buy that they may be
able to give work to the healthy and aims to the sick
The Fair will continue open until Friday, 10 p NJ and
special arrangements will be made for Thanksgiving in
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