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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-20

HAVE Tor tHs. hsvsrsl Negro Msn ,Wonss,
y BoJs ard GHis, shioh eso be ssfy kissly
recommended They can BE- seen bstwsea
ChFstnss AID Nsv-Ysars, ~ ealiirg 81 thst
lime. HIcBARD PARRAN.
shsphsFJsiovu. Dee ~. ISIS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-20
Nottcr.

r. There will br preaching in the Prrsbyte.
ran ,hurch IN Smithsield ON Sabhaih neIi. at
II O'Clock. A. NJ be- oo
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-20

12GOo1sSSICNo
que independent Mac-ivor Clan Of IIsrper,-
- Ferry vail hold a public Procession. on
'heir coming AnDivepary, lO,h day Of January
next on which occasion Addresses viii b. de-
h'ered IA The Free Church, by tie Chi.riai. and
Orator Of the Clan.
All sFethren Of the Order In Regular Stand
ING. are respectfully inviIed To attend
WILLIAM =. SMITH
JOHN IEWELLYN.
FRANCIS DUNHAM,
JOHN p. KENNEDY,
MARINE KEEPS.
Cem5liffse Of .frSsngssas,4i
Dec. 90. Is3s.-ip.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-20

cACTIUE3
AVING suffered Considerably from persons
~ riding through my farms sod throwing
down fences and leaving gates open. thereby
exposing my grain. Sc. TO the nsighboring Stock
hereby totowsfn I'll persons from like acts in
future The law will be enforced aKain,t all
disfsgarding THE notice.
q. n. MOORE
Dec 90. IsJA-Jt.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-20
JEFFERSON LAND
For SHE,

TENHR subseriosr oasrs foS sale the FARM Of
n Mrs Robinson, ~ tbs eOunty u Jefcr %.
al the mouth VI tbs BdlskiR Geek, contain ~
by survey
-Four hu"d'sd and sirty-sighi aAd CLes
qUoTttr .HcyeS.
u Is believed there are fss piece, q propert,
81 tbs same extent with this more vaius1ls. b.t
The res'dencs Of The subscribeT nskes othsr a..
'esigseuts more ssressbis u his. 80 save the
trouble Of inquire, be will state that b.. price D,
$40 per sere-one third cash the reminder "a
one two, 'hres, as5 four years. bearing interest
Communication in relation 10 tho pfopsrty
eau be- niads 80 bis ro!siivc. Mr e.. q Ts,lor.
oi istlrrson. by whom, &c BY Mr. " \ Jsnkins
% the premisss, HWiu be stSSa 10 persons de-
siross VI purchasing
MoScUEE ROBINsoS.
Pbjsdsiphis. Dee 6, Is3s-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-20

WAs-E- - - - lkg2L(-1RS2
Will 90 80 tlnss gee tee hishssl Pstess 4,
fssh To- i.tsis iouos uEdRoRg, sfessA
sfhaf ifn' iFn p scot hss Yssrs - sEs.--
~ f-','' hss'"s hssly ssrfstts 10 ssDess ~,
vii DO vsii 90 call On ne 81 ~, rs.,(.ss. 4.
ihsfisstoea, sra say eommasiestiss n sslas
- Sih - Pfompily suendsa 20
VA CHOW. D..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-20
SwperimFemdems,s OMrs.

HAMPERS. FERRY ARNORY. Va.
Dec. I7fh. lS3S.
n WISH to purchase from three N Eve hsn-
- dfed eords Of good Oak or IIickory Wood
delivered 81 Ibis Ar@ofy. Application 10 be
made immediately.
Dec 20. ls3e.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-20
VttD3I -.

II - - ~ - -sz
HlY virtue % deed Of trust, sHssatsA 4,
- Coin Peter g. the gadentsssa 81 lr1sase.
tDssfnE dsie 90 ihs 2tih DAY n Agsil. Ie1e.
snd dulJ recorded isf ~ ssseat q Jsha d
s'ai, sshier q ue FsTs,sn snd Asshsalss'
bank Of orsrsstoss, I'D Bsshsoa G Wask-
sien, ! slsH Ffefssd o. ssn. - HsSnsskxv
20 5Oi' Toy sf Jsasasg, i-5y - kassoss's ts.
vsrn m isiitoun. ~ public ssstiga 10 tAs baxA-
es1 bsd5ef. TO- Tea5y messy.
90 .Rcres Of L.E.VD,
More o. lsss. beng pert - its lstd eos "a a.
Possession " tls .ssJ Coin Peter. 80 tsiaa Il
iSo aerHF5ts end dststttd gsftss " wH,-
About feifs So suS haf .fssss 10 ealtivstia~-
hesT tts sfiek Nh 80 TussIy II we'd -
sJinhins ne lsnsf - Cssgss and Lsus W.
ws.h't SOC snd issssi Nsisgs tsn II.
i,rd = s',s,'l'1 fsni'l'. ed % 1isA slsis -
sast ihls - is rssisd N 80 lvfisk - -.
irvsd ~ - 90 sputsbis.y sii ~ usds a.,
ppfrhsfsf, bgt ~ oltsr
JOIN IoLLR. n-i..
Nov ~. is3s 70
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-20
PUBLIC N.rLEorL.1.N.1s.

PJDLfC &.ELE oTL.l.N.Kp.
ID CHSUA'T - tie i-si will cod ts.t,n.,s
n oi ihe laie MAJOR Abrsm Davenport, Asc'S.
Will en- Ih1ft~s Tie 2Oih day Of D.sss,L.r atxf.
proceed 10 sell. 81 public auction. on The prs-
m'ss'. a TRACT or LAND 10 said
WIN named =, "OsrS's farm lJiax 10 DEFER
son county, Va, near Lsstosp, end adisisipr
ihe lands Of Richard Mcsherry1 tsits, Iiessrs
Cbst'es tow6des and John Moysr, eentsInlpx
zoo n CRES or upwards Said land Iiss
Intermediate between the Smithfsld shd Akso-
hsrds'own, and smhbfeld sud uarpor,-Rerrv
turnpike road, shout % or inilts from smith
hsid and between , and milsa from charies-
to~n Also. On Saturday ne 22J DAY eT he ssms
uo"h, tDre'T'bsr.) ooS other TRACT or
LAND, "a ihe county Df Frrderltk. Va. faow
~ The occupancy Of DT Dsuisl Mssfuder. j h.
tween and mi!es north est q MinSbs,tes.
adjoining the iAuds q hsssf. WIN l. CLARK
John u Cooke, end George Osborn containing
Det~sen 900 and 2Io acrss. Sad faro. 4. -, tt-
IL ons mile Of tie Winchester aud P,toasae naI
Road. Possession Of both farm, Eiyso On Tbs,
ut day 81 Apui newt a fhIthsr dsseI.ptiou II
he s1o's named fsrms Is deemed aSns se..afx
a' q II presumed that s- 90 wi.b,ss a. -.
chase. viii 'sS the .f3psiy az jadss Zoe
themselves.
TsrGss made Known Co., ibs o., 81 safe
BHAAION DAt FOHT. ExS
q r.. FafsHytd, ass'l
New Is ls9s--is
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-20
IN THE
MILLINERY, SO LINE.

. - W. - ~ "a
rs. WELLER respectfully inform. the
i.aaes OF Chsrlesiown sHd II. vicioiiy,
that sue will visit Cbariestown early In. .oo,inr
week. with another supply OF,
|ANCX .A.ils21GI.glS
From New York. Tho article. eon,i,t of :,
complete .s,oTtmen, Of
Fancy fars--say Nuts, Boas, Cape., Tippets,
Ruhs, &c. sc.
French Embroidery Of splendid Cspss, Collars.
Caps, Cui', iiandk.rsh'efs. &c.
English Patients, Leghorn aud Floreaee Braid
Bonbets,
Velvet, Willow, Aiaratout and Other Ostrich
Feathers,
Velvet Flowers, Velvet and Satin Ribbons.
'eNets, Satins, Silks, Muslin aud Muslin de-
LANES,
Trinkeis, Toys. SC, aud a variety Of other sr,i-
eIes. ell Of the latest Now Yors Fs.LioD.
eeRoom at MIR. Carter's hotel
D~c. 20. 1893
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-20

WISH 70 hare, for ne saseine Jsaf. Ne.
- gro Boz ~ - GAIIAIIIR.
Free FEES oass, Dee 20. is3s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-20

WISH % Psrebsss iWo % hires yoas~
- stout so5 hssfty Negro Ven. sraksaf f,uH
fef ~ ESQ ass fof sseh Z eHl Rivs iiBsfai
pricss JOSEPH 2. sTgFtilNegN
ChaFissforn Dee % fe7a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-20
$40. 000-S1o,OOO.



sSrgistS State Lottery,
for the benefit Of the Mechanical Bsneyol..,
Society Of Norfolk.
Class No J, for i5Js.-ro be drawn at AIe.-
sodris, Va, on Saturday, Dec. 81.
CAPITALS:
S-tO,O00- 4 IL, OO0--S6 OOO-85. OOO-
0O-2,OO0-I.7i7l
ID Prizes OF 8 ,0O0-25 Prizes Of $500,
. Prizes Of $500. sc.
fleksf eaiy Si0-IsI Is Q-s,isr q. 50.
'eruhe-'e. u packages Of IS -hals ticket, $50
~ do. Is hall do 81
10 do rs quarter do. 81
10000 DOLLARS.
Vpgtat0 state Losserv,
for The beneh'of the Town ofwhselipg -CIs..
No !. for 1893,
10 DC drawn NJ AltSsodria, Va on Salutdsy
sth January, 1899.
CAPITAL PRIZES.
$50. 000-SS, 0OO-xi OOO-s3 OOO-
81. 209-$2 600,
F! PuEes Of : .6O0-2 Prizes of 81 900
I'D Prizes Of 81. 900
~ fnzes Of S50O-2O Prizes Of $3.50
&c. SC.
-s"d NO BiaHts- al tickets hsrinS on fh,m nor, IF
me drasn Nos. EH BE- .niiiiedt 81 n.n.
Ticket, only sl0 Halves q Quarter, 90 so.
Cefi,hs-,es Of packages OF 81 ~hui. ,I,k-t. $40
TO. Is half do. IS
DO do. IS quarter do. ~ so
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-20
EmformMfiom IIrmfc1i.

Information TS'HMEed.
VNFOkNATlON waited sbd s.ksd ~ tie
- bands q ali Editor. is iho UslicI states " 10
sTc ffisods 20 a. 10 country.
v, Sc widow - WIN Me- ain. dsssassJ. ubo
vas solder u TIE Rstoiution. and Suffered
much 90 the struggle Tor ihds rsnsisnss. ds.isoss
oi Pto'ing ny marriage. sod pt9eufias pen.
siOs ifom iho Unitsd sistes. ni.h g. kain isf.r.
maiila Fstpert ns he fas4lsLso - 80 f.lsl,ss..
80 order g. ssisbi,sh bat fact My parents sasi-
grated 'a 1872. ffo@ Ofangs sosniy, A. Yofs.
q ibs Wstisfn States 80 ks1tnsky Nv fathers
nsnis VS. thomfs iohssOo, snd ~ moibsr.s
msitea asess s.,sp Pspino. OuF family son.
sisted % ssVefsl chs dfsn ~ broihsrs' ssms.
we're John Bshismin, and Csorgs johnson 49,
should suy ~ tbsm sso this notIes. tLev vii
ian n,sdiaieiy write snd State sbefe tkey are
. fditYrs o. ihs Dnioa vii plsass stte 10,
tss of ihfss fHsefti0ns i.F lhs tsss6t - 80 i,d.
Esnt sid0v whs suffered such hssss.1 io a..
SfygEis ff freedom
CHAHLOTTE HcCAtT
Hsfviek, osssts cosniJ. N.f,S
Dec ~. i-3s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-20
WAlTTE-.

HHVg kern 0s Pnaiisg Bsssnsss. q isd srsd
n shout - ~ IS years us musi bs af sa.od
moral ehsrseier-atcpstomed % sofk, AID Be
possessed ~ ioisrsbie sdssstian
Frss Press Oa,rs. Dee ~. lz1-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-20
GG!,I92 0L.i24a
a PLASTER MILL, SAW MILL,

NycoLl - llS..31ory,
Al commanding ld'gs cH,i4n. -shi furnishsd
WIN pSeHins' Tor tensnts. - sil Ia coed ls-
par These last will 10 sold osslAes VA n
sahc,sht portion Of lsad attached ether ssss-
rate from or together which tie reaslndss ef
the tract
" - useless 10 say more, 40 any che visAisg
TO purchase viii ace for hia.sslL Tue tsrns
VIII be very easy, and such 81 to sastis . vsry
'"'' ''Pi'n" 10 purchase, ~ the nossy Win
not be needed for several yaaf. N NOT - h.
the course Of a short time al pt,vsis esrrsja. ts
wall DO offered AZ public auction 81 short aetIes-
JOHN J. II. sTRAITH, Exssvssv
an! guardian Jor ~. ,ntaai ksi,s sf
.i!'TsHdr StsiI, deed
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-20
WOOD WANrEu.

WANTED, Immediately. few cord, Of
w WOOD. u. n. GAG.LAHER.
y B.-Tbo.e Who offered WOOD "a lieu OF
money, Will please eoAPly VIII 'Asir PrOuu.e.
Nov. -, 1888
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-20

" az. - ped fof few cord. ~ rnsd 30, 10.
w ~ ~ oak WOOD, q deliveries frassesists-
~ n. " GALL AHER
Sog % Is1s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-20
WOOL H.RTS.

NAVE Jns, received one Case very superior
WOOL MATS, broad rims aud round tops
shieh wall sell ioW e,iher by single one OF do.
zen j. J. MILLER
Dee 6. 1888
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-20

MILL snd - Cot sass. extra, hsssy Ats.
1VA Weed ssss vita francs.
y u. d G. ". AIsQUiTH
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-03
NJ A az RIED.

On the 3oth u Captain NJ Freemaa Brewster State Of
Scotland. - = -'s-'
Al Hariacm, ~ Tuesday everng, Instant BY the
Rev. Richard L. Schoonmaker, Theodore j. r. Jackson 10
Mary Adenc, daughter OF the late Capt g. Clark OF The
same place. -
AT Brooklyn Tuesday evening the instant by the
Rev. Mr. Spencer, Mr. y. w. Green, Haddam Cons
to Mary g. daughter Of Avery Morgan, ESQ OF Colchester
Al MoTsown ~ J., on the 24h ult by Rev. o. L. Kirt-
land Rev Gee W Wood, In missionary Of A. C. M de-
johnson, of Mcrrsewn.
At Uuca, the 18th ult by the Rev Mr. Vaudeville James
Clarke, all Of Utica -
merry couay Frances daughter Of the late John W. Ma
comb, Of New York
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-03

SupssME CouRr or THE STATE or New YoRK,
ron THIS CIRcUir.-Before Judge Edwards.-Wed-
nesday May 2.
mas II. Taylor, ct. ais. versus Samuel NJ Thompson,
Samuel Fluellen, Wn r. Coles and isaac u. Coles
assigns Of John b. Coles and stockholders and pro-
prefers Of the Harlem Bridge and its Company.
This is one Of the most important cases that has
come up for trial for some time past II is neither
more nor lees than an endcavor by verdict of
jury, 90 annu and vuate the charter by virtue Of
which the proprietors of Harlem Bridge nov take
toll, and have done so for some years past and TO
throw the bridge open for the free passage OF the pub
lie.
The case came up in the nature and form ofa quo
isdrranfo and the affirmative of the issue lay with
them the case was opened by the defendants.
On the part Of the people the case was
ducted by s. Beardsley, Attorney General for the
State of New York, ID. LORD, jun, George Wilson,
and Peter A. Jay On the part Of the defendants, the
case was conducted by Benz. +. Butler Attorney Gre.
neral for the United States, Griffin the elder, and
George w. Strong
Mr. Griffin stated that by an act OF the legislature
Of this state, passed in $780, Lewis Morris was su
thorzed to build bridge across the Harlaem river;
ne did not build H. but conveyed his right and title
under the act to John B Coles. An act was passed
By the legislature in 1895, authorizing John b Coles
10 build bridge across the Harlem river; the bridge
10 be "a feet wde the width between the arches 10 DO
25 feet and drawer on drawsrIdge 10 DO made, the
width Of tito be IL feet as to allow the free pas
sage efvessels with fixed standing masts."
An act was also passed allowing John y. Coles to
construct stone dam across the Harlem river, and
10 make a lock feet wide 80 ssto allow the passage
Of vessels drawing 2 feet OF water.
The questions, ne raised and contested under the
| several issues joined were ihese:-
lst issue Was John d. Coles the assignee Of Nor
| ret
| ID. Whether Jshn y. Coles did build the bridge at
certain time according 10 the provisions Of the act,
| and in certain way therein specified
Sd Whether he Kept the bridge IN COED repair ac-
cording 10 the requirements in the act made and pro-
| vtded.
4ih. Whether the defendants are tocAholders and
| proprietors IN that bridge or not
| 9Th Whether a road was constructed for miles
from the bridge to Rss, Chester and clear prsperly
for the convenience of travellers according 70 an set
passed for that purpose, by which John y Coles was
allowed 10 charge 30 per cent add lsnsl Toll for GO
years on compliance with the proviaens Of the
same.
6. Did John D. Coles give bond 10 the people Of
the state OF New York, 10 the amount Of ten ,hos.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-03

On the LIST instant John Haf senior in the ee wear of
his age
On Tuesday, the LIST instant John MsMuen the 5sh wear
Of his age
On the 1 instant Lydia, wife Of the late Joseph Rowland
aged "a years.
Tuesday the LIST instant Nancy OF Jonathan
Faitoute.
o. the scth ut Jaae, wife Of Joseph Mosen the ss,h
year Of her age.
On the LIST Instant Henry OF David o. and Eliza Jarvis
aged years and ii months
AT Brooklyn, the LIST Instant Mrs Nebitabe c. wife OF
Mark Cess formerly Of the OF Vermont year
ofb
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-03

CrRculr CouRr.-No accommodations for report
ers Great Harlaem Trial on. This is scandaloss
and legally speaking, Judge Edwards ought to be
carried for unhandsome nattention and ungeatle-
manly currishncss, legally speaking, TO this import
ant point We won't vote for him for Governor
Speak out, Judge and open your eyes.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-03

IFrcm the New York sun, April sol
~ THE following communication has be- q In type since
Saturday, Our correspondent viii he pleased
Dr. Basdcth arrived IN tows last evening will be by
an saversemen. IN another column sgneo by himself
Dear sm-O late observed in he Philadel-
psIa papers several sdveremehs signed by one WILLIAM
BRANoRETHs PILLS. These illusions are scurrilIus at
os both sp9a the P.ae v e and ss o. Or
where rreproschase character of the Doctor well
snorn sU :. DR. b. nov sessn, :. the SOUTH whers be
virgins v-rt.msns (which understand to be repub
shes here) may probably Tend TO instead strangers wish
as EsriRE sTMrfSssTs are 81 not ony MAficious
Ly FALSE, bu. are founded In the BAsEsr iN6hAIl-
twas by acct tent learned OF the hetwcea Dr.
Bra,dreth and Mr Wright and know that the liberal dis
coun, which the Doc,or ed him. alone established
business enabled him chase house 10 i've m
esnce Ivy loans OF money (some ssooor ssooe his
pocket assist hun IN this aer purchase Inc pubic may
.s,stss. Dr. Brandy IN offered ssseo agency
provided would give bonds not sell any other me cne,
M, ,. sa. % eve ne reaurea 10 s How hem could
he expes s5o for giving the agency Of the gen.
Ia conc usion would ash Er wrsh, vhe,hr he did not
commence ssg counterfeit medicine, before the genuine
with respect 70 Mr. wrghts insnuation seanst The
private character Of Dr. BshouRh they 10 character
eos,empbte for lied notice. II sufficient 10 say that
since bisresidence this country "a little three
lion TOR piegry only in all his desnes but IN private
life. his arrival here from England he brought letters
from &c the most respectable families In London and
sssurbs and happy know tina, he stands &, Oh
this city 10 be reaeh ny the hcsess attacks OF such pesos
with nis explanation viii lesve Wright 10 eru in bis own
ipnuy, and exhibit much OF hi, baenes to the public
he p sses irusting thai Dr. fsudreb will 10
pend bis own case he saks wrgbs scurrous attacks are
worthy ~ notice
hope ar. Editor as you have on more than one
voluntarily erdstsea the unsuied repusor Of Or. Bran
dreh WILL " bis absence, Insert this IL justice 10 him aso
obIge NATiVEBGRN NEW yORkbn.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-03

ROTATION IN 0rrIcE.-Yesterdsy the new Collec-
Tor Of this port made thorough sweep in the Gus
tom House, having removed nearly one hundred per-
sons from their offices m tina: department We are
not that any faul, is TO be found with the pnn
cipls OF this measure in the abstract long tenure
of place 10 incompatible with oar institutions. Cir
sumstances, however, alter cases, and there may
ist individual instances of hardship; but we cannot
agree with that reasoning of placeholders which
would ssmllate apublic officer 10 whose roots
deeply planted in the soil that they cannot be
removed without endangering all around. In the po-
htlcsl as in the moral, world change Of scenes and
persons is conducive to vitality.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-03

~ UNION CUUNsE.-Tbur'dsy.-P s'"-s
mile heats y,-4-,
Col yohnsons Ii. Boston by Temeli.. dsn oy r.orzL
5yesrs-bsiag the only horse sn'ered' WIN ~sA
the purse. .,u. xx.t. 49,
swee psskes for years old colts and hIes-he nrsts-
Fs,r.nee Fo,fet sieN Thiriees SATISFACTORILY
OF s ofbe entries, n He.cd eernny start
mys.h DAVID ~. ohANCh.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-03

SAD AcsIDrST.-A beautifullitte girl was playing
on the dock at the foot Of Carkson street yesterday
fell into the water and was drowned Her name was
Mary Darrow; she was II years Of age and resided
at 70 Hammersley st. An inquest was held, and
verdict returned accordingly.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-03

~ The ARRIVAL Of the packet ship South America,
in % days from Liverpool brings us papers TO the Sd
ult inclusive for which we return thanks 10 Captain
Barstow, TO whose poeness We are also indebted for
q cspy his manifest much earlier than we should
otherwise have received H. The Great Western put
in possession Of lser dates, but we are neyerthe-
less obliged to Capt Barstow.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-03

II 1t is not expected that Rector thebrethelkeep-
er at Albany found guilty of murder, will be executed
The brol in which the young man Shepherd was
killed. was casual one, and the homicide was snpre-
medliated.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-03

nTEAh, LIS ADVANTAGE AND DANGER.-The an
nexed remarks of the Cincinnati Gazette, on the
sHblect of the steamships peculiarly apropos at
the present time
=" At the very moment we recording one of the
greatest steam disasters, also record one of the
most notable events in steam navigation. The steam
ship Sirils has arrived from Europe in Is days. and
1he Great Western was in sight in IA days.-The
former IS quick passage-the latter we believe,
shorter time than any trip has heretofore been ae-
compllshed in. Thus we
have on either hand the power of steam to accom-
plIsh great results-in successful enterprise and in
1errlble destruction OF what avail will the former
be, If we cannot set some limits to the latter But in
England where these great ships built, these
sdents by steam Go not often occur. So Also their
beats not SO swift as ours. In truth it seems,
that more than nine-tenths of the accidents the
western waters accrue from sheer want of skill and
want of discretion Let the public secure these i'm
portant attributes, in the manag cement Of machinery,
and accidents by steamboats, will be reduced TO the
ordinary proportion of those in other kinds of busi
ness
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-03

IsrERsAL TRADE.-The quantity of merchandise
which passed the Upper Rapids of the Mississippi
during the last year, is estimated three hundred
thousand tons,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-03

~ They have introduced a custom in England of
binding books with Indian rubber. This article may
be applied with advantage to any thing but ladies'
slippers and gentlemen's overshoes.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-03

iHs GssAr HAHIsn BaiDss CAss.-Ths sass
came on yesterday aad viii perhaps occupy three
days We shall report in full The question al 10
sue very important one; muck political sesng 10
mixes up in it. II il called the great Loco Fsco
tnal Many large landholders are paying large sums
to support the prosecutions. An immense number Of
witnesses are ssbpenaed-many very aged quaksrs.
full report Of yesterday prOceedings are in todays
papers.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-03

PUBLIC orINIss on THE LArs STEAMBOAT Acct.
pEsTs'-Ihe frequency of steamboat accidents, (of
which some half dozen will be found in another place.
ana Their portcntous extent ought to call the attention
Oh the community to this subject, SO vitality impor-
taat to the limbs, property and life Of our citizens of
all ages and sexes. Public meetings should be con-
Vsned IN all parts of the country and rigorous in
vestganen Of the circumstances entered into, SO that
tnose whose ignorance, neglect recklsssness have
Dcen the occasion of this fearful waste of human life
and happiness, should be brought to condgn punish
men5 and exposed TO the execratoH of their fellow
men Impunry followed the catastrophe of the
Home, and the mock investigation into the circum-
stances of that affair, resulted in nothing. paltry
political matter will agtate the country from one ex.
rremity to the other; and are all ready to Nv to
arms TO svenge the anced outrages of others, and in
vclye the country into the calamites of war for an
abstract principle. In our own nearest and dearest
concerns however, total apathy possesses MS, and
steamboat after steamboat may explode and lives be
destroyed by hundreds if content ourselves with
sdrerse at the extent of the mischief and pity for the
hapess victims!
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-03

or REwARD-Less,c on su1dsy ls y. brow fos ,
~ h,.o ~ coo po.tb .,rc~s my3Sts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-03

KIND FEELISes.-Mrs. Theller, with her infant
child, about twelve months old, arrived at Lewiston
on her way TO Toronto, on Sunday afternoon. She
had papers to present 10 the Governor, Sir George
Arthar asking for reprleve OF her husband until his
could be made known AT Washington. There
was regular means Of conveyance, at the time of
her arrival, by which il was possible for her to reach
Toronto until after the hour appointed for his
ton In this distressing situation the benevolent citi-
of Lewiston took her case in hand and chartered
a steamboat, at expense of forty dollars, anu she
left for Toronto about 4 o'clock on Monday morning.
II is gratifying TO learn that her mission success
late themselves in having accomplished the repreve Of
Theller with almost certainty that his life will be
spared, though he may be condemned TO banishmen,
for life.