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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-01
DIED.

On Monday evening COL Charles Baldwin Ths Irienas
of The family ana Inc members Of the rasonc IN
general are invited attend his f1nsra @
His Masonic Brethren requested " meeta OF JONES
Hail No. q, Frankfort street, at o'cIoc1 r. xuuu -
ON Tuesday, 3ist July, kmma, daughter o' "nam ava
lane Jackson aged 10 months and days. ..c-,, !.
The relatives friends Of the family arc respectfully IN
~ ate I'd her neral from Peck Slip Ferry where
ages will be ready at pasta O'clock this day. LIST OF Au
gust houtfurther notice ),
Providence M. j. at the residences o. their MOTHER
on the 25h july Miss Sarah Maria 2,
Lesson aged 81 years, wife OF Dr. Charles H.
Jackson this city, daughters OF the late Maj Gen solomon
Az I,laud Town, on the soth July, Miss Emene Ogden,
AGED %.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-01

OAAN uEA 80 This EVENING win be per
Z form~d, Tor the benefit Of MISS DAVENPORT,
PRO MOFION-Mar qns de Vlleeour, Mr. Fisher Nadine
De villscsnr, Mrs vernon
After which, scenes from
THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL-sir Peter Teaze Miss
Davenpor-Lady Teaxe, Mrs Davenport
After which, the 5tb act Of -
NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTs-sir Giles Over
reach list time) Miss pert-Lady Aworh, Mrs Rich
arison.
To conclude with
PAUL PRY IN PETTIcOARS-Ia which Miss Davenport
will sustain five characters =,
Dsers open at 7-Perfornance begins at H. Boxes, 81
PIT. 30 cents. Gallery. IS cents.
rNANA LIN THEATRE, CHATHAM SQUARE
u under the direction Of Mr. w. H. bLAkE,-IhIS EVE
MING will be presented
NORMAN LESLlE-Norman Leslie, Mr. Jsmieson-Frede
rio Norton Mr. Barrett Coun Carmoat MIR Seflon-Fora
Temple. Mrs Barrelt-Madam Louise, Mrs 0reeneRosaie
Ronlane, Mrs w Seton
Normaa Leslie will be acted every night until further notice.
and order the public seats be secured
in aovancs
On Friday evening Norman Leslie, for the bsne OF the au
thor, W. X. Blake. q
=" Doors open Performance begin half pre-
cisely. jy3l.lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-01
-. FULL EFF.

II Bell Hanger, from Boston, INFORMS the citizens Of
New York that he has taken shop No. 1881 Broadway,
where he will receive orders for hanging bells ON new
improved plan in the modern style for which lac In
forms the public he has patent and orbds all persons
infringing upon IL - .
He would alss nform the public Of the following reference,
-Astor House, New York; Clinton Hotel, do; fremont
House BoStop. American House do. Je2lswh
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-01
MARRIED.

On the ssth JAY. by the Rev. T. sawysr M5 Gar.
Booa, aerchaa Of Mobile Alabama, u Ms Ehnssen O.
Beam eldest daughter Moses Seam, Esq Of Ibis city
On sunday evening, Mr.. joseph La Rose, " miss Sn"V
W. Hudson. - .S L..
On Frid AZ william l. Mi,ch to Della. daughter OF JOS
On The 10Th Of Feb last, Mr. Albert Dbbs to his Lydia
Jaques all Of this city.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-01

is considered Of the safest be in England e =
Her accommodations well arranged for
comfort The price of passage fixed one hundred and
forty dollars, for which wnes and stores of all kinds viii be
Furnished
this ship.
Letters will taken the OF Is cents tor single sheet
in proportion for lnrger doar per ource
weight They will be received AT the Exchange Reading
Room, the cons gHees cflce
The Royal William will positively sail on the above day
For further particulars apply TO.
ABM. BELLA CO. orto
-. s'reat
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-01
NJBLO,S GARDEN.


No postposement al any time At tbs establishment
% from the saloon
SIGNOR FORNASARI
Uw; MILO segs IsspscaiIy . aanouass that having
view. far his promote cavatn for elias
sica compositions and minister 70 taste Ter Tia
necessary arrsngemen. proucon Of the comic opera
OF IL sARBiERE DI slvIGLIi. wb,eh was emaently
Successful received with Ae creates, enthusiasm ~
be repeated night viz; this evening, August lsI
ss, G rss:o,sD Mr. W u W,s,lsek'
ssg' Gambaii Mr. Horncasiie,
The rsrrsfp mr knssss, H.,
Inc De oonsostaoy augmented Tor me occa
son, ana eu oy sgnor bNssaNo The Celebrated Vionist
rom rom the Cohserysio ore o. naples, a.,
wnois aadr .ne aeeoa o. MT aison composer n.
rscor OF the music 10 TINS esaoshmeni who VIII preside
'Ae paro ior'e p.puYupp n, s,y,c,
IL bAkbIEhE vi sIViGLh.
IN r"" ACTS.
DISTRIBUTION
r;r.ro S;o ro-,.s,,
Rnsna Nj. W I,acL
bertha Mrs Williams
Dr. BartoIo Sig Ferrero
Count Amavya, Mr. Horne ase
Basil, Sig Casoan,
Fiorello, Mr. Kneass
MUSICAL PROGRAMME
~
nor
1-Grand Overture,
Naturalization, "Piaao Pianissimo'' by the Count,
FisreIio and Chorus. = 80 o''
3-Cavatna ard Serenade, the Count, "Fecco ri.
A. Chorus Mile Grazie.r
5-Cava,ipa, (Comic) Figaro, "Lago al actotum''
7-Cava,ina Rosina, .Uno voce pocofa"
8-Aria, Doa Bassalio. LA csuna"
lo-A,ia Dr. Barto,o "nianca una togho"
Il-Grand Finale TO Isl act, "Rosns, B-flha Count,
casa Arrival Of the Soldiers
Chorus 4 houD 0La Forsan 1Apriteo
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-01
On board Steamboat Kingston,
.Inly "a l8l2.


July 90, 1858.
IL The undersigned passengers board the Steamboat
Kingston passage Saybrook this afternoon feel To
be inform lhr pablo OF the wgnton and reckless
disregard the feelings the and he lives Of his fellow
citizens manifesto by Captain Dusiaa OF the steamer Cleo
para On leaving Hartford the Cleopatra ahead and &C.
casoRed than half hour delay ia Inc arr
val Madeown, by greatly diminishing her speed and by
several stuppages where there landings II was
desired thai the Kingston should On leaving Middle
the Kingston started hrsthe Cleopatra following with
full heat Of steam IA the Straits so called he ngs.
close under the south shore compatible with
her satetbe bank very rocky and ceopa.
gatnag and locking about onehird length. when
sud epy quckened her speed and shot directly into the
KRgsonhcr guard forward of the wheehou.c, striking as
abat the wheel IL moAent OF agitation and Intense
alarm most clearly apparent to each and all Of u.s.
that the contact wlu and prameaatcd that
evidently the intention TO carry away the wheel OF the
Kingston and crowd shore and also well nowA
of that the depth OF water amply sufficient
than twice her width from for the Cleopatra 10
There circumstances whick could discover that
would afford the least paaton for the atroeous
During the whole time the In contact the
engine the Cleopatra in full operatioa: and after she
had shot ahead The DELAY wantoaly connuea-ihe
Cleopatra continuing her with frequent stoppages and
at much less than her usual speed
he several of on board the
X Middletown would be understood testify to
any thing which transpred before came on board
In coHeusion feel called bear testimony TO the
forbearance and the genemany department. Of Captain
Roa of the Kingston under these trying circumstance and
commend his boat the patronage and good Will OF the
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-01

r.. GRAHAM BENNRRS formerly q Nswhera. G.
- iinder. Ala.
Egrrnsscrs-Ir.n willI,rn Gadon Newh ", ~ q.
Hsa. wfHirm y HAYWOOD RAJ ~ &.
uvu. y ~ uenry, Fs,tt vie, " g.
v. a. Tav or Muh ~. ~
n. y H.up F.a Nrht A.,
Mr. John ~. Sirarg nlen, Al
Mr.. WtiisDs Locke, linutn. A.. Hefm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-01
LONG IsLAND RAIL ROAD.
VAPOH BATHS.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED MEDICATED vAPOR

No. IS john street.
I r. CARROLL returns grateful knowIedgcnebts
~ the public and the gentle medical profess
sion, liberal patronage his
As the limits OF precudes
the possibility Of giving analytical detail
virtues tho Vapor Bath, he bcgs leave
has been louad safe though powerful remedy all
en cancerous tumsos diseases Of the joints catarrhal com
plants Group affections OF the liver, asthma, sudden cos
fever ard ague, scarlet fever, &c &c- &c.
Ihavc several occasions visited the Vapor Bath
shrHent In John conducted by Mr. Mrs Csrr,lL
entirely satisfied are admos-
tered there with skill attention.
ALEX n. STEVENS. ND
aan cheerfuly that have found the Baths Joha
street well attended TO- and every comfort Of The patient
suited. VALENTINE MOTT, NJ d.
been for In tie habit OF sendsg
Mr. and Mrs Carrois Vapsr nth in John street. have
frequently taken them myself Upon all had rea-
be satisfied with the skill with which they admir-
istered asd believe ia this respect Mr. aad Mrs Cared
WIN J. MACNkVEN NJ %.
have had mach experience In Mr. asd Mrs CAROLS app-
cation OF the vsPer Baths patients this city, sad pro-
fer them 10 every ether. " VAVDERBURGii. M s.
We fully concur the above statements
GEORGE RUSH, M D.
JAS. U. SMITH, MI.
JNO NELSON, M D..
THOS. BOYD, M. ID.
JAS. A. WARRINGTON, n D.
w. NJ IRELAND, M ID.
DANL W. KIsSAM NJ d.
The Baths are In constant readiness from O'Clock
morning I'LL O'Clock night every day. Sunday excepted
when they open from 8 till w the morning SupAur
Baths al all bous OF the day. Portable Baths with compe
tent persons To administer them wien required
part OF the city Brooklyn Ave natce No co.,
traed Syrups Of Sarsapars Lverwor for sale Bathin
Tubs and HIP Baths for sale or hire. wi Ius
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-01
GENTLEMEN,S
GAS or & l. u Il NJ q
BOUGHT,
AND TINE FULL VALUE GIVEN IN CASH, By
NJ LEV Eft,

II LEvETT,
No. Chatham square.
Knowing there persons who make gre puff In their
advertisements Tor Clothing, &c and who
who Tor him. Of their receiving the very utmost
BA ae through ,hs post otcs or other to .ae
q SECOND WARD HO TEL-Nsn'to the corner yot
Fulton street, Nassau streeTbis we'll known establish
p: Of
With their patronage ... :.
the second story Cor The
public rneerg together with several smaller
adapted Of clubs for the a saeea Of
Clubs ana private parties accommodated with rooms
may be furnished with dinners supper composed 81 every
notice. u k-"'' y EDMGNs JONES Proprietor. jsi
W NEW REFECT0RY.-J. SWEENEY in
his friends and The public that he has opened
fs and Fowl are be- a.nS on his sSs
every dscae Of the season povd.d as SOON asst appear, in
enceursseme,t which We is determined V ds'e5ye
ar MANSION HOUSE. Port Jefferson, Qa,s Drowned
eadows L. The subscriber has opened the above house
ranged with every care for tie comfort Of visitors il Is sns
sys hi ss:d rsss c
sges will be in readiness all times and Two ssndsome sal.
twice week and from New York viz per rail road
and regular pacse, weekly from foot OF oliver street. be.
sides other vessels almost daily. Terms moderate
Port jefferson. L. l., June So Isss. Jy2I
Corpositien Ornament Manufactory,
5e4 Broadway, New York.
Builders ,bst he continues ts furnish every
crpon interior hsshIng Of buildings the lowest
3. Specimens can se .eeDa The mandatory :. shove
Ornaments got upto any desgn nysen.
Des Carries de visites. dc noces ct de Conn
~ VISITING CARDS CARDS AT HOME, STORE
vs s13eT FIN Fs
EreaAvrse, PRINTING, AND rAsnrorAsLK VISITING
AND STORE CARD ESTABLISHMENT,
so jobs st., corner Of Hil'sm 81.
NEW York.
y,t,,~ Cards. Cards al dome for wedding PARTIES Mer.
camille ard store card. engraved y ,upeo, ys sas print
s..s S. we 0'''''' : '''''' - 80 jeIs
Tee CREAM CUsTA & ID. &e-Tbs subscriber !,
s s1w wsss mpars 70 an e.eseaa soce favor
wl served up ~ the The c.nnsr % furnished
,uPs ior sale wholesale and retail. and 'S S.s sale by
Dr.. Hart ~e'' srosd~sy. w cor chsmbersl
yas Bea.eso,e., broadway wsi,ss
Dckey, " Lspenaraa
staples. Chase 90 sOwery No isa
aa1re Il ''0U''' Chatham cor poyeIs
s xsss. are sS wanted ne-ry G"ed State. Ap
les is,( paul." ". eREGoRy. isi williams
METALLIC BtsMUTH-of hes, qualify FOR sale
iy.cy LEwis FEUCHTwANGER, courtlandt st
nu. sPOuN. No Fletcher St Pearls and Mai
Lane positively engsrrste cure the headache OF all
Kinds. Call ,GeFe Tor spOhos Headache Remedy.
jyll linz
COLLIE CTtONs made throug hout the United States.
~ cansdas and Europe favorable terus-soveretgns,
81 D. yLNESTER.
jy2s ~ iSo B-osdway q wslLst
CFwMAr SILVER TABLE lANu .sr
NJ SPOONS rok longs, Sp0cns Laslss, sravy SPOONS,
Pen md Peac Cases, 81 flor ad nw prices for
~ Walden Laae, cetner ~ \ as "a 81
Al.o the new Constitution Peo wi avgnftc ~ ay ard
wsbgsr, CuIot. wMrr's wendie's Auweods srd rerrys
Pens. With oil kiads Of sta icNery, JyzIlw'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-01

" SELECT DAY AND EVENING SCHOOL, No. II
Hudson street, opposite Leonard street.-The GentemaHs
of teaching various English branches expo
rence teacher stands unvaed Best or references he
slven Terms. IS per quarter. aul
g EIDLIFZ WArMK-Mrssrs. YOJNs KENT
- having made arrangements with the propreters OF the
celebrated Seidz Spring In Germany, constant
Of the crystals Of the salts these waters contain are enabled 70
offer the American public their powders the OF
producing the original Seidz
ed Of all Its Inherent virtues The powders so long known
Seidy oher rites in common with the
tive Sediz than their aperient effects las ell Yroau
cedby Epson sal heng entirely devoid Of the tonic nd
Of the common sedlz powders produces saxnsss &C
companies with much whilst the other hand the
waters of the spring give tone to the stomach and
neral health being attended with sickness other
pleasant effects These powders neatly put up do
papers, by Messr Yeusg Kent Sis Broome
Of Thompson who the sole Of the crysaed
signature Young Kent. None others genuine.
su,s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-01
VAUXHALL GARDEN.
ATT ACTIVE OvELTY.
MRA HEpRINlll RENEEIT


VAUXHALL GARDEN.
ATTRACTIyE NOVELTY.
And last appearance when She will GEAR 4. two favore
par In pleasing yaude ye OF lie Bacbeer Marie and
Pe Pre-, Dun Amsst VINES = &c "''"e"e' ''e anu
Mr. Gates will perform OF his popular parts
r'is rr VIII dance zee nsw pas seni o,x,
" a. n EnNEsnxy EvENrMH Snaps,i
wu,,. .r.ssa,s ia ,,.,s ,ssh,on.h. Vsa..i. .,,u,
lie MARIE D m RSCHEi,ER or Msd ana WI. e"'''1
- " - 49,. u a'a WINES
Sm Uss'ies Sounah' mr. r n,
ELansocns' Lewis
jssn Smnb'
..dv co.r,u m,.s sRR. a1,,
Grace, Mrs Herring.
Mali an hours steasson iof reireshmen and promenade
during which me cesprsta New iork Brass Band VIII per-
form several nat ionzi marches quis steps, &c
kader, Mr. Lsthian
WIN with n, ss,r,1 m. admired ...s ar ..o,v
OMoore" by MIS- Hsrrisg.
costume. :
ne eonc'uoe win the new vaudeville OF LIZ PhE DUN
AMAnI, or the Loan OF Lover.
sssr SpyA' MT Cses
gtve,. Nmn
Capt hmerstsu :. Q: W. Taylor
Struuue, Mn ntning
Er estine, MISS Kerr
The following original music VII o, gwen
Song-idos think I'm ugy-Mn Herring:
eu-ionoro~ WIN DC marAet uaJ-" herring ava
sorg-Freedoms Fsg-tcemposed expressly for him by
M s.Aan yJ-nn a ayo,
49,. ra;.y a.. \; =. =, a.. ..-.
Tamsrrcw .xean. A., 80 NJ. Tios a., h me
sunasy Evening Concerts as usual
Admhtsnce Is cents
Doors al oclock-Performanse cemncnces NJ hall
past st. O'clock , :, a.. p.-,.- $1,000, :, a..
B.wsry snd sroadwsy Stage, win convey visitors from up
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-01

This fine steam
er having safely
arrived, viii be
despatched again
for Liverpool OF
Saturday, 9TH OF
August, n four
o'clock, r. M
She Is only 70
months old, and
from her peculiar
Construct an, (be-
ing divided into
!. Hya SArfiAna Each
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-01

NEW HOAN TAFT n % SA LLS-Ths regular
sales nj this well establishment continue
place every Monday II O'Clock. commencing wilma var-
Of Carriages Harness, he
The sale will commence on Monday, 50th July, &C
II oclsck when will be offered variety OF Horses Carriages
Harness. horses &C. intended tor his sale
before Saturday 18th july r.
NJ. until which time the catalogur ~ kept opeH
Al private sale 6ne Pairs and single Horses Apply 10
q. j. MOORE, Proprietor,
sul 446 Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-01
THE LATE MAYOR


70 the character Of svnes and seaess
ss named nance sss s;acs
Of se human . who s s. put p' :.
who 20 bald Tse only true ssve spenaid steel plate
qar. .So Fletcher St door below Pe.lI st ne.r Mai.
RLEASniNG PoMpFszso cash, ., BoySs
). CAMPBELL PEss.K
DOR s,, p Germ. Four aae
yy LEWIS IS sf RIVER ':'e d for s
SODA wATEk-5e tickets Tor 81, as good as cas be-
= se.sdin New York, for sale :, ISL william !.
~ ply Of Crude snd Refined Michel hand Tor sale
wy ID LEWIS WIS PsucurwANerR. sc.sr.od. q.
n. sENTiAL OIL OF ALMONDS. for destroy ~ dad
PAsTos m. cu Is;
This inmsbe Oil has been The product Of aesp years
tbs ely Of New Yor1 whore have bern
%sa sey o ss sSs Tor 9ss .
but know the Ameresn people to he intelligent 10 h~
ne .ds. and sene@s1 O. 'h eeua,ry buy q Ms
Ss;e used IT, @ wosd-rfu qusle 's o. ef 'f~da' VII"
r'' '''' "'0' a. PASTOR, iss Greenwich St yor.
GERMAN srLy EH-ln sheet sud Wi an s.-oys
" men Of all sizes Of Ps,essns ngsts wire Tor sale
bay LEWIS FEUcHrwANeEp. csur.I.ns, q.
THE MECHANICS, INsTlT UTE af the s,tv oe
New York will bold Its fourth Annual Fair Castle Oar
dss, commencing OF Mon iay, 81 Septs mher nert.
Articles for exhson. sale cn, will be received
the Friday snd Saturday previous Those for erhib,iep
only will be admitted on day during the week before
o'ciech, m.
Steam power viii be provided usual Places win se BE-
apPropra ed for the sale Of light fsrcy sclrs which nav
he secured appieati~n the rs uie Roans City Hail
where any Information respecting The far may he obtained
9. MHIrTLEstY, Chairman.
JOHN HARkeID ID, s.crstsr,
ly,eesdd sosrd Of Maasgers
EDWAND wsLKEE, Bookbisder. Ils r.nc-
IL in Dutch street New York All ds.~xsw
OF Binding neatly executed gentlemens lryvies And
MP repaired and periodicals. bnund 10 pr,,ev -
dies scrap guard books, albums and portfolios Of III a.
scrptions, msds 20 order
Bndre for libraries book institutions societies lie
neutrality-suspicious. iy2f SIN
l,Ur H. ;. km-yAL OF SUPER t~r m
Gus HAlR-Thst bsne OF fem1e beauty rhe,ber ~,
oTthear, mech ~ sill mere hy the ppper i'm s
b. phsc,Tay removed bS free Tx NSONs n pl
ATORN us operation 4 instattar, Gus rem, yirr N b,r
wihoss the least approach To pain, and sinw skn wh
sHds her ihau he ere ~ twice hs retiaorv tbe
roots o. The hat are usually des,ros rs require no f
hfr sTpcalon = " No bad con rcm usr 49, A
arv BID efrcs - """o's
TIE advertiser V prepared cyeiv bae sols Inv
"a ctS sold wholesale nse re,sHty
ALLY = corner ~, so,,,,sssy,, :,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-01
Important TO Milliners, Country Merchants
and the Ladies I'm general.
" BRANCH OF THE SHADES Ann street ne

u BRANCH OF THE SHADES Ann street,
william street The subscriber proprietor OF the Shades
that the encouragement received since The opening Of The
Shades has induced HIM take the above house with
view those who reside the side Of
the city, The house fitted similarly, and will be conduct
ed in all respects the same MS the Shades
je2.y J. EVANS.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-01
J. EVANS.

or MRS. BIRD, Midwife and Female hysiciaH, has
to 1922 Bawery above B~ecker street. where
ladies be accommodated with beard, pleasant furnished
oems the attendance during their confinement
MIS- Bird continues be consulted all diseases Incidental
offemaes. Advice gratis. mvs3mA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-01

q YHE INDIANS ARE c0MfN0.-From the pres Of
The Harper and russhed this day y The su.Ior oscsoa
Sostherner" The trade supplied liberal by apply
Ing his agent No. 81 Cliff street, New York. jy3 ST.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-01

DAssFOK Rooms FOR BILLIARDS
- AND CA q SIS. aIs Broadway and u Aor street 60.
Joins he museum both for the oi Billiard
Tables Go rs Balls, he and for health. Pur.
chsser snd players inved There 10 Billiard Tables
ready for trial. In with spring, steel, india
rubber and cloth cushions and eagle sad wood frames
the best assortment ever offered the public. my5l-S
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-01

VIRGINIA, N. Jersey, Delaware, Pennsylvania Mary.
lard and Ds,rict Of coiusba Bank Notes purchased on
low terms Dy =. 4. SYLVESTER.
y79U $50 Broadway. A % alt e.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-12-19
VERMONT TELEGRAPH.
from you at any time you NAV think prop

from you at any time you may think prop
er to write to ME.
Very respectfully,
JAMES c. BIRNEy,
Cor Sec. An. A. s. Society.
MIR. A. B. REID, Brownsville, Monroe
county, Georgia.
A. B. Red replies to the foregoing, exhibiting
to the readers Of the Primitive Baptist extracts
from the Eastern Baptist, NewHampshire Bap-
fist Register, Vermont Telegraph, The is incorrect
however, in his pretended extract from the Tee-
graph and other papers. making his comments.
and utterng such sentiments as might be expect
ed. expressing alarm, and warning his brethren
against agitating the subject
PRocEEDINGs.-The instigators of mobs are be-
ginning TO reap the fruits of their own 0lly,
They have Matched and nourished viper in their
own bosoms, that has commenced recoiling upon
them with deadly thrusts. They were long ago
warned that they were producing creature that
they would themselves be unable to manage or
| restrain.
The members elect for the Pennsylvania Legis-
lature recently assembledat Harrsburgh for sess-
ion. While the clerk was reading the returns,
preliminary to organization. dispute arose as to
the correctness of some of the returns, which re-
suited in separate organizations of the two oppos-
ing parties. After the parties adjourned, moi
took possession of the halls Of legislation, and
maintained their ground until the Governor issu
ed his proclamation. calling out the militia. Al
| the latest accounts, the excitement was abating
| and it was thought that order would be restored.
CAPITAL PUNIsHMENT.-Read the form Of
| a petition that was presented TO the las
Legislature Of this State, on this subject
| to be found on the fourth page. 1t will
richly repay careful perusal. 1t breathe:
sentiments that are rapidly progressing
among the Green Mountains. D
| Extract of letter from brother G. w. Hodges
toJ