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Litchfield enquirer., 1837-02-09
TEME ALTERED. ,VeeU-KKdgUeas Gy2sd oN1esU- York STEAM BOAT ETEfE

FEle Steam Boat New-EayeRa.
 Capt. y. Stone, and The Steam Boat NeW.KO OPk.
 Capt. E. Stone, KK7nL alternately leave New-Haven daily w Sundays exceped) at o'clock A. M. Returning, leave New-Y York, foot of Beck man-street, daily, Sundays excepted) at 7 o'clock A. M. from the wharf foot of Pike street.
 Excellent Post Coaches are in waiting at the wharf in New-Haven on arrival of the morning boats from New York to convey pas- sengers without delay to Hartford, Providence. and Boston; also to Litchfield daily, via Wa terbury Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, and via Woodbury Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays; also to Wolcottville, via Water bury and Plymouth, Tuesdays, Thursdays; and Saturdays.
 CHAs w. AMMAN, Agent, New- -Hauen.
 JOHN STATION, Agent,
 No. IA South -street, Neu- York;. Nou. 7, 1886. g
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-02-09
R. B. E1 RR T1XEA AN.
 EDE.NeYEST.

-zEAIUV ~ AS A9
 ID RESPECTFULLY invites your attention to the IN present highly improved method of re- placing the loss of Teeth, by inserting the Si- licious, Metallic, Imperishable Teeth, from one to perfect set.
 Teeth cleaned and filled with gold, tin or lead, so as to stop the progress of decay.
 IF For reference, see Dr. GRANT, who has made arrangements for closing his business.
 Room one door east tof Presbyterian Church.
 LitcRtfeld, Oct. 26, 1886. 21
 Circumstances having rendered t necessary that I should discontinue the Practice of Dentistry in the town of Ltchfeld, R: B. MERR1MAN proposes to com mence the practice of he above art and has prepared himself accordingly. l have lately seen number of specimens of his manner of filling and setting teeth, some of which very difficult and required the exercise of the most sklful hand It is but justice MT. Merrman say, that they ore ali skllfuy per- formed and attended with little no pain to the pa tient. His efforts to avail himself of the latest i'm provements in the art-his superior mechanical tact together with his integrity of character, commend him to the confidence of the public.
 October 20, 1886. c. w. GRANT.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-02-09
BRANDRETHsS PILLSy

ONE DISEASE HAST THOU ONLY, AN IM. " PURITY OF THE BLOOD, which, by impair i,g the circOlaoW, brings inflammation Or derange.
 nent OI hs organ part where such m2Uriiy Oi ihe blood seIileR.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-02-09
Domestic Carpeting,

ENINE white and colored FLANNELs, Horse l Blankets. Manila and Husk Matts, Sho- veis and Spades, Tea Trays; hearth, cloth, tooth, shoe, hair and paint Brushes; Trace and Halter Chains, Shovels & Spades. Horse Cards, Curry Combs, Tow Cards. Coffee Mills, Table and Dessert Knives and Forks. Carvers, Bread Knives, Shoe Knives: Iron Britannia and Plated Table Spoons: Brass and Iron Candle Sticks, Shutters and Trays, Locks ot all kinds, &c. &c.-an for sale.
 Jan. F. ISAAC LAWRENCE.
 TUST received at N. H. NORTH & Co.'s, ey new supply of GROCERIES, winch the will sell at very low prices !
 '.. Also, Sole and Upper Leatker.
 December %. 'a'''a. ''' s,'a FF' 30
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-13

Pickslay's Peruvian Steel Cutlery.
THE 81 has just received and now offers Tor
se Tor CASH M Dst splendid and extensive stock N tins
CELEbRATED Gu TLERY, the quality and finish st which
canuo De surpassed TO which he invites The attention Of
the trade. The stock comprises
ar. o vaAN STEEL RAIoRs, with Pearl, Ivory, and
Black Horn handles, warranted good and ready for
ROSEWOOD AND LEATHER seven Day Cases certain
day of the week.
PERuviAE STEEL pIRKS, in great variety.
rEnu WAN STEEL PEN AND POCKET KNIVES,
with !, 2, 5, and blades, warranted.
sorted patterns.
Three beao.iful Rosewood mutum in parvo" DRESSING
8 SrsS, the most compact travelling made.
Two spencsd Rosewood Gases each containing set So pie
ces silver harded TABLE CUTLERY.
. Rosewood Writing Desks, Dressing Cases Ladies' worh
ooxes Military travelling Cases Dressing Rels Ladies' Cut
kery Cases, &c &c. &c.
w. NJ. pTCKSLAY,
81 CEDAR STREET,
scuer Johnsos3r Co.'s Psrfunscry Store,
Corner OF William and Cedar SIS.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-13

in the year. and perhaps wash their boards with
water. Great scence-annal magnetism-ef unprece-
denied utility.
All the poor people well of. They have no
occasion to lay in stock Of fuel for the winter The
spectators runedno gougng the poor All that is
to be done is engage magnetzer put them sleep
for the winter and take them in imagination good
fire. Animal Magnetism is a sublime science. Who
shall gainsay it
The ladies particularly in love with the science
Especially those whose fathers and mothers are cross
grained and will suffer them visit theatres, balls
parties &c All that is necessary this is send
for Doctor, the title under which the magnetizer
win here pass, and he will close their eyes and send
them the places that they wish visit presto They
willtell all they see. He viii write il down--they will
read il when they shake oil heir sweet slumber, and
thus they will know all they want know
As 70 religion, il will make a great change in that
The ministers win be all magnetisers The first thing
they will do win be put the congregation into deer
sleep the organ playing over all noddni'-ihen the
lecturer will take the whole in Imagination the lower
regions and this spiritual purgOtoy viii give them such
perfect dose of fire and birthstone that they will never
their bodies with Lucifer the old rascal but viii
all turn reIigiousso good in fact that there viii be
occasion for priests then parsons
To the Wall editors the science will be invau
able No wonder that Col. Stone is such an advocat,
for IT, They have only to be pat sleep and get
ported into the company of men Of intellect genius
derstanding, science, and letters, when they want Il
write articles, and they get good and information
upon n7ners il general Of which they pro
fouudly lorant. To be sure, tie ideas will not b,
theirowu hlt no matterthey not particular. The,
vii button up the deception in their pockets, be
-.lse-
" Their breeches best may carry them"
Oh is great and beautiful science, Colonel. Mucl
I nay il do you David. and the rest Amen
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-13

ANIMAL MlGsETIss.-We are quite delighted with
this sublime science It's utility is unbounded IL IS
going to do away with all want all suffering, this win
ter-subme science.
Magnetzcrs will, we understand, be employed by the
Mayor to put sleep all leaies hat Turk about the bat
terry and wharves ths, they may suck the barrels IN m
sgnation rather than rcalityan idea worthy our Chief
magistrate.
Great complaints have been made by an interested se
against the aims house. There win be no more com
plants first magnetizcr will be employed e.
pressy for this department lie will put the paupers all
IN profound sleep and lead themi idea all the grand
gorges and guzzles which the Aldermen take for their
benefit The Aldermen, with unprecedented liberaity
have consented to this, il viii affect their
perqusitcs, rob their corporations Of single nerse
Besides II will an immense deal to the community,
and enable the Aldermen have tuck so
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-13
.yhl 5 Sc =. rL no 10

u
IMPORTER
I'm Foreign ~ Domestic Dry Goods.
No. 10 Maiden Lane, New York.
~ b. Wanted, smart active boy that well
recommended may apply as above. s23-lna'
~ IL JORN LOWE, late of Chester, England, should
see this advertisement asd will apply JOHN CONNAH
New York. he will hear OF something his advantage
relatives Should he not lie heard reward OF
ve dollars VIII be paid for satisfactory information concerning
him, on application as above.
IL possible he be in Texas Should this reach there
any editor kind enough 10 give il Insertion will CON
ieng an act OF great kindness highly respectable family
ol2-2ws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-13
\ NEws.-The first regimcnt of infan


I'd at the new barracks a few miles from N.
Orleaas. Theirdestinaton is Forda.-A young lady,
Miss Miller, crossing Market street. New Or
leans, the 4th instant knocked down by but
chers wagon,the foremost wheels Of which passed
her body. In this condition she was dragged along
considerable distance. Strange say she was not Sc
riously injured.-A aborer the Pennsy lvania Rail
road, near Gettysburgh, named Oliver Dunlaney was
killed Instantly Monday, the I'd instant by the ca
wing in Of a bank Of earth.-Mr Israel was shot dead
by Catlett the his plantation near Jack
son, Mississippi, on the 22d ult--A named rich
ardson killed Portland Maine by the accidental
explosion of during the firing OF the federal sa
Lutte complementary concert given to Mr. Andrews,
Of Troy, last Thursday, well atended.-The Troy
Citizens Corps have resolved to attend the funeral of
one Of their late members, aud % mourning for
him for thirty days--Some of the Indians who have
been having " talk" at Washington, are now in this
CITY
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-13

lFFNW OUT correspondent 1fefsfe-No AhtA
WAsnaoroN, Oct q 1887.
On Saturday last very interesting council was
held IN he church | have already mentioned, by the
different tribes Of Indians now in this city. The
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-13

Window and Picture Glass, sc.
IL ENGLISH CRowN.-Chances double thick an
rench OF all szes with Patent Swivel Diamonds always 10
sale at the importers
GEORGE CHANCE n Snruca a
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-13

BY THE SOUTHERN ExPREss MAm.-Dates,N. Or
leans, Oct 4.
Mr.. Mott highly respectable merchant, commit
ted suicide the lst inst at the Bay of ST Louis by
shooting himself through the heart. Pecuniary en-
bauassment is assigned as the cause
The epidemic has somewhat abaied in New Or
leans but only IN consequence OF lack of subjects
TO work upon. In proportion to the number of per-
liable to attack the mortality is as great now as
at any period during the prevalence Of the epidemic
being at least 30 to 10 daily. 1t is therefore, still un
safe to venture there yet. Five hundred persons
arrived in the city on the LIST.
Mr.. 0lden merchant on Old Lcvee street. was
shot on the evening OF the I'd inst. by Frcnchman,
named Ursn Chaplain. The murderer is not yet ia
ken.
Late newsfrom Spain has been received via New
Orleans. Carloss party is rapidly gaining strength.
There were some fears entertained Of the cholera
reaching the southern ports Of Span.
II 10 probable that the Van Iurcn party will carry
the state of Georgia.
At Mobile sone degree Of panic respecting the yell
low fever sill exists Fever Is certainly there but
whether ii is conestve or yellow fever is not asccr-
tanned.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-13

BUSSIN Il CO.,
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS OF
DRESSING CASES, POCKET BOOKS
Russia Leather a. Rose Wood w riting Desks
PATENT MONEY BELTS,
most superior ana indispensable article tor travellers who
. regard safety aud convenience.
No. 90 William street corner of Lberfy street
B. An extensive and general assortment or POCKET
BOOKS OF every quality sze from to SIS per do
zen from to inches constantly hand manufacture
ing Pocket Books Caru Cases of pearl she'll ivory lea
ther, &c. s2s-s,ns
OIL AND CANDLES FOX CASH
III SILAS CONSTANT No 81 Water, adjoining the Pearl
street House offers for sale SPERM nseed olive
foot and Tanners OIL and sperm Candles the lowest pos
sible prices for cash.
s23-lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-13

aIrpcf.ng ana F2Oorc1Oths.
~ JUST received from auction, large and splendid
eorment OF double super and superne Kddermnser Car
petng Also fine and the reduced price Of
~ cents yard, together with very large
Floor Oh cloths from to IL etwde; Druggets French tase
and piano Covers &C &c all OF which will be Mt reduced
prices for cash, at SMITHS, Nos l57 and l59 Chatham
pDste Mulberry o7-2w~.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-13

PRESCOTT, JONES a. CO..
Commission and Forwarding Merchants
TT Commenced brsnss la spring and tom an e,,co,v.
personal acquaintance with majority m,rchants n hs
posing q every description ofnerchsndze.
All good destined tor he interior viii b. forwarded prompt
~ ana et attention paid "a business with which The
Rei,r 70 Q. Palmer g. n y Rowland. n m Elliott. E.ar.
o, Fs,,ssT Information nay ss had
NOTICE TO FiREMEN,
And all others who wish % keep their dry during the In
m NEWELL a. II canal ,'i' tree, re.,sc,e.,
ue that he has succeeded in manufacturing the desired
ARTICLES
WATER PROOF BOOT.
a. u warrants 70 be perfectly mpcrvious 70 water which
labor and materially reduced price 81 Ave dollars per
Constantly on hand centcmens fine boots from 81 Is to
$500. ol0-sm.
ELOCUTIONAND ENGLISH GRAMMAR
Evening Glasses Execution English Gransnar on We'd
nesiay evening" Sept l3h i55 Chambers ~ Two evening.
Jon Exclusively and three evenings t. Reading and familiar
lectures " English Grammar The Grammatical Instruction
will be impaired without the aid Of books excepting IN the
above branches viii please to apply a. above.
Ladies Glasses viii be attended % separately
The above lessons vh he continued through the Gall
"'''e' S4im'
DEACH OuCHARD AND sCHUYLKILL
CoAL-Rsnsom TitreyilIe Co. offer their celebrated
Clinton coal yard No s Monros between Rutgers and Jec
rson streets warranted Of tls best qualify ard ire,
rsm ssedavered to any part Of the city the following
reduced prices
Broken and screened, and egg size,. e2pertoa
Nut, % do
Lehigls, 50 do
Orders received through the pos ocs, and box the
office Of the Express of Wall and Water
The coal yard will be promptly attended TO-
N. B.-Coal by the cargo " Is per OF 22fo lbs.
ssIi-5ms
ONyrxpATIONs ON ANIMAL MAG
~ NETISM, with exhibition of the Phenomena ~
Msss Andres and Dovle IN the Debating Room nj Cpn
Hal every morning this Ucsk n O'Clock; and on Thviay
and Friday evenings III O'Clock.
Tickets lie had only At the bookstore Of Mr. shepard,
262 Broadway. o1i.7s
lR. VAN HAMBEftT-S FEMALE RENO"
" WAITING PILLS. FROM GERMANY--An efectusl re-
uedy for suppression, reguary and all where nature
oes not have her proper and regular course.
~ they mnst not he taken during pregnancy, athey
M produce abortion
Seld by j. w. Hart, Of Broadway and Chambers ~
y ". Guion. corner a. Bowery and Grand st.; and b v
eurnstt. ~ 9Th avenue ei2 In
DEsrN NJ DE LINEN AND s1Otk MA
~ NUFACToRy. 10 william dreet-C, LEIGHTON
has constantly hand small vel assorted stock o rrady
made LIN and stocks Elastic under Garments, suspcnders
Gloves, IIandh. rchefs nc
dent emen furnishing cir own Goods have them msde
M a and fashionable style. rs d1tvit-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-13

JOHN
Begs TO Inform his friends and The r-'e NAT hs has c0De'
Commission Business
18TH EcITy NEW WORK
LII 4. * "A Il A DV ANCES
win be made
Cotton, aud all other ariic.es OF Produce
CONSIGNED TO HIM.
~ He will also purchase merchandise for country
merchants order "a commission and III
best judgment and taste IN the selection Of oods From
long experience in mercantile pursuits IN wing ended 10
general business in Of the states OF many wears
and the last i've years IN this city, hopes liberal
patronage The utmost despatch ana unfinchng adhe
renee 10 Instructions will De strictly observed.
II Office i56 Pearl st.. srairs, si4-3m.
BALLS AND PARTIES
lice by boDwoRTH's FASHIONABLE oUADRiiIE
BAND, 70 be found II No. Is Thompson s28-lm*
Fine Watches and Watch Glasses.
II THE subscriber has hand large assortment OF gold
winch he offers on liberal terms
I'm. JoHH HAROLD, 50 Nassau St.
Vanilla Cream Candy,
MANUFACTURED
INVENTOR AND PROPRIETOR OF THE RECEIPT
Isl WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK. Oh. 3ms
NEW AND SPLENDID STYLE OF
HAIR CUTTING,
No. IS BowERy,
auisSm' Next door 10 the geological Institute.
III COUNTERFEITs.-Base unprinciped conn,ersei,
ers pregg,,s ssd Others continue make and vend
This Is to inform ali persons that L INPOSSI
GENUINE BRaNDRETH PILLS
~ drug store or oany one who dealer in other medicine
Further rget that every authorised agent has GER
fcatc agency signed In DR. ,randrens own hand ,i,n
by General Agent OF the County or state sss
such authorised agent resides.
Never purchase unless tie
i exhibited
New York, No. 1877 Hudsonst. calm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-13

TRurH IS sTHASGER THAN FIcTIoS.-Therc are two
dogs in Montgomery county ". g., Of whom this fact
il related They bad been hunted together after deer
for several years az length the elder got his hina Lex
caught in s,cctrap ia the river, which caused him 10
lose il Just below the hook Joint This did not prevent
him royl running, hewevcr, after il healed But his
young friend and pupil from that time FORTH upon
three legholding up the hind leg corresponding with
the injured leg Of his companion For the ruh o this
We voach DR.. Montgomery John q. Atkins aud half a
dozen highly respectable gentlemen about Lawrence
vlle.--SaiisbHry Wafchmoa.
We presume that the dogs had read in some old book
of Saws" Fair plays Jewel and took this me.
tod of acting up 70 i Col Stone WILL we presume,
vouch for the authenticity Of the anecdote.
KENDALL RACE CoURsE-First day-sweepst es
$500 entraBce-slOo forfcit-2 mile heats sub.
scribers. Forfeited to Col. winns colt Pictou
Second race, sweepstakes for three years old-s2Oo
entrance Won by Il. Towncs' lof ". CT oh. r. Eloise
John G. Stevens has taken Fanny Wyatt and Bonny
Black to the Course.
CoURr ron THE CORRECTION OF EERoRs-Tucs-
day, Oct TO- 1897.
Anthony Fernard Chenard vs. John s. jenkins and
others. Mr.. Graham heard for the appellant in
reply Mr.. Bogardus and closed the argument of the
cause
William Oscar Classon and Others vs. Augustus w
Classon Mr.. s. A. Foot opened this the part
of the appellants.
Mr. Edwards moved that the Court adjourn on
Monday the 23d instant, and meet again on the 1lth
November.
Mr. Talmadge moved that when the Court adjourn
Il will adjourn the City Hall IN the city of
New York, which decided in the negative ne FOL.
lows
Ayes-Messrs J. Beardsley, Downing Fox, Hunter,
Johnson J. y Jones' Lawyer, Livingston Mack, Seger,
| Tallmadge, Van Dyck, Works-l3.
Nses-Messrs President, Justice Bronson, Justice
| Cowen, Armstrong Beckwith, Edwards, Huntington,
Lacy, LOOMS, Mclean Powers SPEAKER, Wager,
| Willcs-la,
4 Theteupon,
ordered. That this Court will adjourn Monday the
23d October inst, and meet again Saturday the lth
day q November at the Capitol " the cityof Al
1 bany, NJ 10 oelock,
The court will resume the writ Of Calendar on
\ Monday next
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-04-21

We are authorized to announce BRALy
OATES, Esq, as Candidate for re .eIecuon,
aor the Otlice Of County Court Clerk, at the
ensuing August election.
We are authorised TO announce PEARS.
ALL THOMPSON, Esq, as Candidate for
reelection, for the office of Clerk of The
Superior Court.
We are authorised TO announce Capt.
II. u. W. ALEXANDER, as a Candidate for
the once OF Superior Court Clerk, al the
ensuing Election.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-04-21
0c~Judge Pearsoa.-lt gives us pleasure

G-Judge Pedrsoa.-lt gives US pleasure
10 bear that Judge Pearson is giving very gener.
al satisfaction in the discharge of his official du.
ties. The Editors Of the Carolina Gazette says,
We attended The Superior Court of Macon, the
last week N March, where Judge Pearson made
ais hnst appearance on The Bench. and NC are era.
tilted IN being able to state that the most sanguine
expectations Of bis friends are fully realized. The
ability and despatch with which he transacted bu-
sIness gave general satisfaction, aud every person
with whom We have oonversed. seems well pleased
with his appointment" The following i. an e1.
tract Of letter TO the Editors of the same paper,
from gentleman who attended Haywood supe.
fior Court
1.-The more | see Of Judge Pearson on the bench.
The better am pleased with his appointment; ia
fact, | think him one of the most able Judges In
the state, and certainly one Of the most agreeable
to practice before. When in court he sustains the
dignity OF the bench but when out lie Is one of the
bar. l have never my judge with whose
charges 10 the jury vas more pleased. than
am With his be Is certainly very clear headed
man. and take hum N every point Of slcw, most
admirably calculated for tile station be flls. lie
has clear views on every question which Is prtscu.
ted Tor his decision, aud has Tie happy talent of
communicating bis thoughts 10 others IN clear
and distinct manner. He Is entirely free from
prejudice and parliallty IN hls charges, always
leaving the matters Of fact 10 The Jury and chafg
ing on the law, without even lntimating an oyln.
ion Vi hts own
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-04-21

0~rIhe Carolina Gazette says, We re.
greet 10 learn that some difficulties have occurred.
and others iksy 70 occur, bcteoen our citizens
sho have settled IA the Cherokee nation, and the
United States troops who are stationed there We
arc not sufficiently informed as 10 Inc cause Of the
disturbance, 70 give any aecoan, o. it: we under.
''aad, however. that Application his been made 10
tie Governor, and be is expected 10 request the
taitcd states government % withdraw tAeit troops
'f9n tie i.nils q North Carolina
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-04-21

orHdrdhmesia Mississippi.-The last
soulhrrn Argus, ptinted at Columbus, Miss. con.
ta'ns the following remarks on the times, IN that
land Of plenty
Had Tmes'-0ur town never before presen.
ted such gloomy appearance. Every body ,ou
meet tooks gloomy, thoughtful and DISCOURAGED
" Hafd Times :" Hart TINES !" is in the mouth
OF every passcr. Money is M scarce that the mer.
chants eaonot collect thor dues, aud the rich as
nsll as The poor are snbccts for tho 'gunnes '--.
What Is to be done We answer that patieoc, and
mutual iotbealanee must be exercised, and cr,dl.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-04-21

A Convenient ProboScis.-A brother ed.
Itor who is somewhat celebrated for the mag
nlude of his nasal organ, In reply to an an.
tagonist who has threatened TO pull his
nose, says, if he attempts it he riH hare
his hands faH.-Boaoa Posi-.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-04-21

Gratifying .Ners.-ln the mids, Of The
gloomy intelligence Of commercial disasters
winch IT is our daiIy task to Law before our
readers, We are happy 10 furnish an item Of
a more pleasing interest 10 some of our lel.
low citizens, received yesterday.
We have been shewn letter FROM the
Department OF State at Washington, which
states, thai Information has recently been
received at the Department. from our MIN.
ister IN London, that the British Govern.
meut has admitted the justice OF the claim
Of the owners of certain Slaves wrecked in
The American vessels " Comet, and !" En-.
coHliaH, 10 the Bahama Banks some wears
since, and subsequently seized and liberated
BY tho local authorities of those islands
whereby the proprtetors experienced los
Of their property. The Department now
calls upon the owners OF such Slaves to fur.
nlsh on oath, list OF the same. their AGES.
sexes, &c. DC. TO be transmitted to our ID.
plomatic Representative 10 London, TO serve
as basis upon which to fix the amount of
decentralization justly due to the claimants.
-Chas. Coar.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-04-21

INV 0RK, March ..
another Tremendous Crash. This morn.
ing IN pulling down the side wall of the
house at the corner of Wall and New
streets, the entire front Of the building ad,
joining on Wall street fell over into the
street among a crowd of by.passers, who
had no apprehension of such result, none
Of whom, however, received material luiu
~. Part of the wall fell upon a cart that
was passing. The trlflng with the Tires of
citizens ought 10 be made subject of inyes.
LEGATION before the Grand Jury.-Erpress