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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-01-27

held at Danville, January Term, 1888, before the
Honorable ELLIS LEWIS President, and the
Hon. WILLIAM MONTGOMERY, and LEoNARD
RUPERT, Esquire5, Associate Judges Thomas
r. Poke was charged with the murder of John
Dornell; the Grand Jury returned "A TRUE BILL
on the Indictment and the trial commenced on
Monday, January 18th, 1893.
JOSHUA w. CoMLr, Esq. Deputy Attorney Ge-
neral, and GEoRsE A. FRIcK and II. W. THonN-
TON, Esquires, appeared for the Commonwealth.
JonN CooPER and JoHx G. MoNrsoMEnY, Es-
quires, appeared for the Prisoner.
After the Indictment had been read to the
prisoner, and he had entered his plea of
"notguilty," and that che puts himself upon
his country for trial. the Court informed
him that those good men whom he should
hear called were to pass judgment between
the commonwealth g. him; upon his life, his
death and his liberty; that he was entitled to
twenty peremptory challenges without
showing cause, and as many more as he
could show sufficient cause for rejection /;
and that if he did challenge any he must do
so before they were severally sworn or af-
frmed. The jury were then called, sever
ally commanded TO look upon the prisoner,
and were either sworn and affirmed, Or
challenged as follows, viz:
JONATHAN PURsELL-aHrned.
Hiram Phillips: challenged peremptorily.
PETER AfpLEMAN-stcorn.
AID HoLDEN--SsCorn.
WILLIAM GIRToN, Esq--Svorn.
John lkeleF--challenged peremptorily.
Joseph Dill-having conscientious scru-
pies against finding verdict of gtiltv in a
capital case, where the punishment would
be death, was challenged BY the common
wealth.
JOHN SHEARER--SUOTn.
Moses Hartman: challenged pcremptorly
Joseph Brown-having formed and ex-
pressed an opinion as to to the guilt or in
nocence Of the accused, was challenged for
cause.
John Sharpess-having conscientious
scruples, was challenged for cause by the
commonwealth.
Abraham M. Robbins-chalIenged for
same cause.
Henry Kitchen--having formed and ex-
pressed an opinion was challenged for cause.
JOHN McWILLIAMs-sworn.
JOHN McMAHAN-SlUorn.
Jacob Gensel: challenged peremptorily.
Groves Doan: having conscientious scru-
pies, was challenged for cause.
JOHN OHL, Esq-StCorn.
Jacob Swivenheiser: challenged per-
emptorily.
John Johnson having formed and ex-
pressed an opinion, was challenged for
cause:
Frederick swaby; challenged peremp-
torily.
Daniel Woodside: challenged perenp-
torily.
Jacob Sheep: having formed and express
sed an opinion, was challenged for cause.
John r. Ewes challenged for same
cause.
JOHN REMLY-SWOrl
Daniel Peeler; having formed and ex-
pressed an opinion, was challenged for
cause:
John Sucker: challenged peremptorily.
ALEXANDER CoLLEY-sWOrn.
JOHN HERRING-G6frmed.
Daniel Cromley; challenged peremptor-
ny.
Jonathan Lodge: challenged perenp-
torily.
William S. DAVIS challenged peremp-
torily.
Henry Crawford having formed and
expressed an opinioa. was challenged for
cause.
Jesse Funstonl challenged for same
cause.
john WITMAN-sworn.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-01-27
TRIAL OF THOMAS 4. POKE
FOR THE MURDER OF
JOHN DODNl2!hIhO

REFoRrED ron rnE CoLUn91A DEMocnAr.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-01-27

not in the bar-room before he came into the
kitchen. He Twas at fathers house the
same day about noon. Dornell came to
our house on Friday at noon, and was there
until the time of his death. Dornell lived
three quarters of a mile from fathers.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-01-27

The Jury then empannelIed consisted Of
the following persons, viz:
Canton herald., 1838-04-04
NnrlQE.

EN pursuance Of a Deed of trust cx.
ecutedto omeby WadIinrton 7. Nils
Tor The purposes therein meationed |
shall on N, nday the esd dav OF Airll
next, n The Court House in the town
q Canton, sell to the highest bidder
for cash the following property or SO
much thereof as will be sufficient 10
pay the sum Of five thousandnine hun.
dred and eighty one dollars and fity
cents, payable in New Orleans ana
due the LIST Of February 1883, .toreth.
er with the lawful interest thereon
costs and expensesoi said sale, 10 wit,
The tract 81 land upon which said ".
IF. Mills resided on the I'd day Of Nav
1887, Ia Madison county, containing
live llndFcd and sixty acrcsand adioi-
ning the lands Of Moore, I'idwcll ana
Bonner. -Ai.so-
the North halfof the west halfof the
north west quarter and the souyh Hall
of the east half Of the north west quar-.
| ter OF section l3, the south half OF the
east half Of the north east quarter Of
section IA; the north half Of the west
hall Of the north west quarter aud the
north half Of the cast half Of the n. ".
Iquarter Of section l3; all in township
Q, range two east.
Canton herald., 1838-04-04

'As "a.e z Rmafa us3.os
cepgg froif C'els ecv.
Iho- G.5i.t.n, Oa u.iaohmesi a.
40. 5so' s.. AgfI tenn 1903.
VIM. .lohinsou. lor s3la.
TIE Sheriff of MADISON county
having reiurncd into tie clerks Office
ol said county the altacbment IN lie
above case executed, notice Is there.
Lore gwen that unless tie said de!en.
liant do appear on or before the Cir.
cali ucuri, Of said county, give spe.
cial bail and plead herein judgment
final by default win be taken aeainu
hini. aud the estate attached BE- sold.
;. ID. LIVINGSTON, CLERK.
w. DnAsr, J.. @.
)iarch 90. al-aw
Canton herald., 1838-04-04
u si,,.,,. Circuit Couri Uc
. fOIer Term
ID 1887
~ On Attachment
4" for
- aa...a.. -.


h 4. s,d ,lay Of November 1887
\ ''s;a,ia. ~ his attorney, and
=, =, n this case having been
Ii executed, and tho dcsen-
" i appear and give special
N herein, il is therefore OF
|suless lhe said defendant Do
\, belorc the hrst day ofthe
E,bi, court, and give special
Ljhercin, Judgment FINAL BY
rendered against him, and
I,schcd be sold; and il is fur
,,bat a copy of the cause d
Incuat due from said delen-
IA, be published in the Can
HI four weeks successlyeiy,
proceedings be stay
klilthe next tcrmolthis Court,
be copy;
Id. LIVINGSTON, Clerk.
| tS3e. 4i-4w
Canton herald., 1838-04-04
lIissis-
Circuit Clerk
| 0fice.
/ On A'tachment TO
/ Aprila 'crm 1888.

llih 49,
LII of Madison county having
b the Clerks office Of said
Irtachmcnt in the above case
bticc Il therefore given that
VI defendant do appear On OF
BIT term Of the circuit court
N, give spaclal bail and pleas
Eent final by default viii be
u him, and the estate attach
LIVINGSTON Clerk.
|RoLblNs, Z. @.
Hess. div
Canton herald., 1838-04-04
| Circuit Clerks OF
| ticn
On attachment 10
April term 1899,
for St17

IfofMadison county, hayiag
EtAe clerks Office Of sal coun-
|rcat il the above case exc
|ishercby given that unless
ant do appearon Or before
loFihe circuit court Of said
scial bail, and plead here
Iaal By Getaplt viii bo taken
anil the estate attached be
|DLlylN6STON Clerk.
EP.Q.
4i-4w
Canton herald., 1838-04-04

i1e stae Of -hisissJpi, .Nddisoa
County Cireuit Cicrh's Office.
George =. o'cain, J On aitachlncnt
no. 525 vs.. 70 April term
$. .. Sheldon, 1888 for ussoo.
TIE SaeriH' Of Madison county
having returned into the clerks Office
OF SAID country the attachment in the
above case executed, notice IS there.
lore given that unless the said dcfen-
dant doarpear ON OF be the next term
ol the Circtut Court Of said county.
give special bail and plead herein
judgment final BY default viii be ta-
ken against him, and the estate at
iached be sod.
n. .. LIVINGSTON, Clerk.
TupPER 4 Rol.LINs, I. @.
'iarcll 2B. 4w.
Canton herald., 1838-04-04

tlE HfkTK nf M lffffa.f
Mst'aay CurWE
tir tcoafi, ufo'uf Tofn. 1857
ii.i.'i s Gfo.rs, So I 60 f'ach ass'
nHi'h a. hlgsea. fer 500 %
fEN ihis ei'h day ~ Osioaef. lC55.
" muo lhsauii plaintiff. lg lheir AZ.
,qfney' and iho attachment ia iha cs.e
having beca rg'urnoi. tgly executed. anI
'he dciendau's falling - appear and give
special bail and plead harcin. il is ihefe.
Tore ordered, i',al unless lhe said dclcnd
anisro aarear, oa or before be iirst da,
ol ihe uext term Of this court. and give
special bail and plead hcroin, ludrgen,
'nal By default viii bc rendered against
h'm, and The estate attached BE- .pld. ami
Y Is further Ordered that copy Of TIL.
order with a specification of the cause 81
ac'ion ard amour, due from sail deen.
dant 70 plaintiff be Published in the Can.
ton Herald for lopr weeks ssss.sssivcly :
and that all iuriher proceedings " say
cd herein until the next term 81 this court.
truu 4r4.t.
Canton herald., 1838-04-04


The following negro slaves TO witt
Mark, jerry, Parrot, Mitchell, Rob.
ert, Jim, Jourdan, Kitty, Sarah, Rho
da and her four children. Judy, Maria,
Nancy, ilebby, Philip, Joe, little Nlt.
ty and her three children, Martha and
her four children; also the stock Of
Horses, Mules &c, The sale to con-
tinuc until sutiiciency Of the proper
ty is disposed offor the purposes atore.
said. The title is believed to be TN.
questionable but only such title will
be vested in the purchasers as is yes'
ted in the trustee.
g. =. TARpLEY, Trustee.
March 81, 1898. asst.
Canton herald., 1838-04-04

NOTICE cf.
..'.., ~ y. 10. 1857. m gtch
y e.a. :, % }. " N,.lpr.
/ =. !. .a5 be- sl.e IT. q Janl
Y, = aas no.e da'eslasihr som'
- = ',' ,erlon and iof lha sains
/ Y. a.r esai interest added
ofJsniary 1882 The con.
! 1'.'hirh said notes was Eife1
|,lam determined moi to pay
,'eocllcd By law.
/ y, ,DRlCk J. DENSJN.
!, 1858. ftf"'
Canton herald., 1838-04-04
SIlEgIFF,S SALE.

htsAAst - a - '@@AA<s<'
y. II. Petty on Fl Fa TO A.
vs.. >prIl Term, 1888,
Tooker S. Salmon. In Madison G G.
seY virtue Of the above stated Gaze
~ ] shall expose to public sale, for
cash, at the Court House door, in the
town Of Canton, on Monday the 10th
day of April next, valuable House
and Lot, In the Town Of Canton, (the
numbers not known,) it being the
Residence Of the defendant at this
time, and one Bureau, &c. and given
by him in schedGle rendered the 25th
day Of September, 1887, and now lev.
led on and will be sold to satisfy The
above stated case.
S. M. l3LOURNOY, Sheriff.
March Ii, 1885. 42-5t-pfSG
Canton herald., 1838-04-04

afltHirfA al"
GeoEee 81. Moore, u.o i o. n. 20
oi. Acs ts. on Il1nr
"uh d John Va faies. iFfl ent
nnd 1888, ~
y. ". W. ioficr Mad son
Cli.lion * Allcn. tm. Com,
~ SSamecer
Same nuI sine. anJ ta,,,
- virtue Of The abeye aa,sd case
- q me directed. ! shall etpo,s Il
public sole, iuf cash. AZ the door !
The Court house, IN the town Of Csn
ion' Oh Monday, the 30ih day Of Aon
next, the iullowing tract or marcel .
land. viz: Tte north hali of the eaa,
hall OF the southwest quaricr. the
norta hall of The west half of the
south east quarter. and tie south ball
~ the west hall Of the sou,h.eas,
quarter Of section number five, town.
ship number eight, range number fbur
east, containing one hundred ami
twenty acres. more or less--lcyied on,
and viii be sold to satisfy tic above
stated cases.
y. M. FIOURNOY, Sheriff.
March n. 1885. 43-6t Pr Gee SiOi
Canton herald., 1838-04-04
NOTICE.

nv 1 ~
LETTERS OF Administration hayl9S
been granted TO the Undersigned on ','
estate of jonathan Maconey, laie OF i.e'D !
county decd by the Probate Court ct saA
county, al the January term ls38ial' per
sons indebted 10 said decedent are r. ,''Fs |
tcrl 10 maho immediate pnyaen', M N'~
holding clains against The sane WI
sent them within the time prescribed "
law or ihey will be forever barred
N. A..sf. - p, - e
Narel. i. ic3c -"
Canton herald., 1838-04-04

John 4. Hubert. SbZi %
I'm this 25ih day Of October, 1897,
. y came the said plaintiff, by his al
torncv. and tha attachment in this case
having been returned, duly cyecutel, and
the defendant (iiling 10 appear aud give
special bail and plead herein, il is there
fire ordered, that unless the said defend.
ant do appear, on OF before the lirst day
of tho next torn Of this court, and give
special bail and plead herein, judgment
final, BY default, will be rendered againsi
him, aud the estate attached be sold; and
il is further ordered, that copy Of thi,
order, with a specification Of the cause o.
action and an amt due from said defend
AZ. TO plaintiff be published in the Can
,on Herald, for four weeks successfully,
and that aii further proceedings be stayed
herein, until the next term Of this coJr'
4 true copy. Attest
). d. LIVINGSTON, Gfcfs'
March ~, 1889. ig i~
Canton herald., 1838-04-04

I9l mississippi, liadGsos
Ewcait ,,,,! Clerks 0lGce.
whitney On attach-
| " ment to April
Pnsias term 1888.
| for Sa0,4o
fflii Of Madison county
Faed lnto the clerks office
P'y TIE attachment in The
fxecuted, notice is there
F'at unless the said defen-
" On or before, the next
ifcait Court Of said coun
~ oall "ad plead herein
~ w dsanlt will be taken
aal the estate attach
Ll'lNaSTON, Clerk.
RErr, ?. g.
di-iw.
Canton herald., 1838-04-04
INSOLVENr NOTICE.

THE undersigned commissioners Of IN
solyency on the estate Of Albert t. Lei.
fngwell deceased, will meet for the pur'
pose Of adjusting tho claims against sad
estate, a, the Office Of Mcssrs Tuppei
and Rollins, in Canton on the 81 Mondays
Of March, April and May next, At 10 o
clock A. NJ. Of each lay.
Join II ROLLINS,
THO'S. J. CATCHlNG,
JOHN MUM.
taAhkt sfgHt ~.
Fcbr1ry 60, 1853. l0-if
Canton herald., 1838-04-04
:. ID. LIVINGSTON, Clerk.
March ei, 1882. 43-4w

Martin 4 Ewing. $50 as.
At IN this 25th day Of October, 1887,
Vp came the said plaintiff, By his al
torney, and the attachment in this case
having been returned, duly executed, and
the defendants failing 70 appear and give
'spccial bail and plead herein, Il is there
fore ordered, that unless the said defend
ants do appear, on or before the first day
of the next fern Of thiscourt, and giyo
special bail aud plead herein, judgment
final. by default, viii Be rendered against
them, and thees,ate attached be sold; and
IL Is further ordered, that copy Of this
|order, witha speciticali II Of the cause Of
Iaciiun and amount due from said defend
ants to plaintiff, be published in the Can.
ton Herald. for our weeks sueocssiveiy
and that all further proceedings be stayoC
herein, until the next term of this court
a true copy. Attest:
s, y. LIVINGSTON. Clcrk.
| March IA, 1883 42-4w
Canton herald., 1838-04-04

Nv ! li1Ass
I ErTERS Of administration bay-
81 ing bscn granted, By the Honor
able Probate Court OF Madison county,
At the February term, 1888, to the
undersigned, on the estate of Samuel
X. Sorsby. deceased---notice is hereby
given 70 all persons having claims
aganst said estate, to present them'
duly authenticated, within the time
prescribed by law, or they WI 10
forever barred; and those indebted %
said esla,e arc earnestly requested y
make payment, without delay.
FRAN rs M. SOnSBY. Adm Z
JAMES Z. THOMAS, Aamr.
March Z. 1888. il-6W
Canton herald., 1838-04-04

|ffil Of Madison county,
faed into the clerks Office,
~, the attachment in The
FXecated, notice is there
fhat Unless the said deten-
Pear on or before the next
h Circuit Court Of said
+ special bail and plead
Hent final by default viii
fInst him, and the estate
sold.
LIVINGSTON, Clerk.
|nsEfr, r. @.
ia-lW.
Canton herald., 1838-04-04

'rha sIAla OFlC.tuf .nf,
MISSISSIPPI, ur'pte'leaH.
NtEit1a lorfrn 1897.
J.. larfmnf. ifreaNle1 On Annrh
& w. vi. meat lar
Fletcher W. Hubert s2goJ 90
IN ihis .5lh dsy ol Criober, 1888,
= camc the end plainil'ia, by their
attorney, and tie attachment u this
case having been returned, duty exc
eutcd aud the defendant laiinr e.
lappcar rnd givc special hs.iI and tlead
herein, i II therefore ordered, that
lnnlcss tie said defendant do appear.
on OF before the frs, day oi the next
term Of this court. and give special
bail and plead herein. i,Mgment final,
by default, viii be rendered against
him. and the estate attached be sold
and !, is further ordered, ,!sat a COPY
of this orcr, with specification d
the cause Of action and amount due
from said defendant to plaintiffs, I,a
published in the Canton Herald. lov
lour weeks successively. aud that al
iurther proceedings be stayed herein
Iuntll The next term Of this court.
A true copy.
| Attest:
:. ID. LIVINGSTON, Clerk.
March OF iQls Al Nv
Canton herald., 1838-04-04

- 49,
Charles Wooason On attachment
vs. for
Frederick n ooison siotle 60
0Nthis ayofNogembef 1887 came
the said plaintiff By his attorney and the
attachment in this case having bcea fe.
turned, duly executed and the defendant
iailingto appear AMI give special bail and
pIead herein. itis therefore ordered that
unless the said defendant. % appear on Or
before the FIRST day Of the next Term 81
this court end give special bail ilanl plead
herein. judgment final by default viii b
rendered against him and the estate at
taebea De sold, ana It is mrther ordered
thata copy cfthis order with a specifica.
ton ofthe cause Of action and the amount
duo from said defendant % plaintiff, b
Published ia the Canton Hera d for four
weeks successfully, and thai all further
proceedings be stayed lyrcia uatil the
next term Of this court.
A true copy.
Canton herald., 1838-04-04

The State Of Mississippi, Circuit clerks
Madison county. Office,
N. Vanlethasst& y 60 On attachment TO
(No. So -. APRIL term, 1888,
Peter Blaclsinan. for 500 Sc cts.
Z she sheriff Of hiadison county hay-
X inc returned iGto the clerks Office
Of said county, he at.f hnont IN the
above case executed, no.iee Is therefore
given that unless the said defendant do
Do appear on On before the nest term Of
The cifeah court Of said county, give
special bail and plead he@in, Judgment
aud the estate attached be sold
S. ID. LIVINGSTON, Clerk.
TUPPER & Rollins, P. @.
March 28. 44-4w
Canton herald., 1838-04-04

Tic s,tatoof Nii5sis ippi, / Circuit clerk !
MADISON county. otIice.
thomas Aiilcr " 60. 0aattaehment 70
(No. 543. us. april term, 1888.
Charles 4. lily. for Si77s 4lcts.
TNIll1 sherjii' of Madison coanfy hay-
d ing returned info tha clerks oiliac
OF said county, the attachment IN he
aboye case executed, notice u therefore
given that unless the said defendant do
appear on or before the next term Of the
circuit court Of said county, give special
bail and plead herein, Judgment fna BY
default will be takan against him, and nc
estate attached BE sold.
8. y. LIVINGSTON, Clerk.
H. A. GgsRRE4T,P. @.
March 90. il-4w
Canton herald., 1838-04-04

sSY Virtue 81 the above stated cases
= directed 10 the Sheriff OF Madison
county, | viii expose to public sale,
for cash. at the door Of the Court
House, in the town Of Canton, oil
Monday, the 50lh Of April next, the
following described property, 70 wit:
Lots 10. 81, 90, and i03, in squire
10. ; also Lot No. 76; ike
wise Q Lot beHght Of Japhes kirken-
dali, No. 20, in square B; all in the
town Of 3iadisonyille--lcyied on, and
will be sp'd Q satisfy the above stated
cases.
s. N. TLOURN0Y, SfN.
Canton, ffarch 81, 1888.
43-6w [pr fec sli
Canton herald., 1838-04-04

NOTICE.
rE7iiEnosas aud accounts of William
Z Monisomcry,also those of tie late
llrm o. Montgomery & Douglass have
heen piaccdm myhandS for collection.
All tiaseitldebted who are desirous
TO save cost mast settle immediately
aslongof indulgence eaaaot nor icill
aosbe given.
e. G. SIIACKLEFORD.
Canton, March 2l, 1888. Asst
Canton herald., 1838-04-04

~ ! ~ 10
v shall at the next April term Of tic
Pfobale Couftof Madison county,
presentmy acconntas administrator o,
the estate oftB.W. Barfeld, deceased
surviving partner Of Wilson q Bar
tield) Wilson and l}arieltl, deceased
for final settlement and allowance.
ANSLEI McCARROII4.
Adm'r.
March ei. 1859. As-cw
Canton herald., 1838-04-04

ID. LIVINGSTON, Clerk.
/ tS3e. 4li-4w
Canton herald., 1838-04-04

Febr1ry 60, ioJo lo3f
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-04

The DEVIL THE MAKER OF BLACK MEN.-We sat
evening meal in the bed Of the small river and
strange discussion took place betwees old Choubib,
Hearick Buys &c. about the difference of color in the
human race the difference of language the creation of
man. &c. Of this last some of the Namaquas entertain
this notion that the Deity having created white the
devil became envious, seeing what a wonderful and
handsome creature had been formed and he also tried
his hand at making man bu, he could not make him
otherwise than black like HIMSELF so, in rage, he
struck his blow the face, which hatiened his
nose; and hence the negro color and feaure-Aleraa-
ders Expeditions into africa
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-04

CAsApA-The British America arrived last night at
! seven o'clock She left Quebec eight o'clock
"wednesday night. and brought us The Gazette, Morning
Herald and our Correspondents letter.
Captain Armstrong learned At Sorrel that the des
patches rom Lord Gleneg received by the last packet
from England were addressed to Lord Durham, the
person administering the government Captain A. also
learned. that Sir John Colborne viii be appointed
Governor IN Chief the departure Of the Earl Of
Montreal Cosrier, Sept 2s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-04

UJ The Quebec Mercuryof Saturday, states com.
veent authority, that Notwithstanding it has been
thought expedi-nt dsso~ Lord Durbams Amnes.
" Ordinance his Essellency has received letters both
from Viscount Melbourne and Lord Gienelg, express
ing in the wsrmest terms their appreciation Of His
Lorashps measures in the administration Of this Gov.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-04

ue Esrac, Of letter dated Burlington, VI. tssn
lay,) Sept Goth, 1899.
The Green Mountain House, on the College Green
was burned This motApg about 4 o'clock. Very forts
nstely Il perfect calm, all the buildings adoin
ing would have been bsrnt there was very little wa.
Ger the hill The inmates had 10 jump eut Of the
second story windows Mr.. Highly was badly injured,
two horses and Of the furniture lost ese shop I'd
Soni.g harmed. Weather fine, NO frost yet
Several persons we're arrested and taken before the
Mayor of the Nsrhern Liberties, yesterday sherneen,
charged with creating riot, ssd snls~fuy interfering
IN he primary election a Msnsysnk on Friday last
PAtiadspkaa Herald.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-04

The wounds received by the two braLemen on the
Eastern Rail Road, on Friday last, from collision with
. bridge the road. have proved fatal Mr. Tyler
died on Friday night ana Mr Baker on Saturday night
They we're both industrious and respec,sh. men and
Doth have left families TO lsmen, their rrsparabe loss
--Bosfcn Daily ddr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-04

PROMPT AsslsrAscE.-On Saturday, The Z. g. steam
frieste Fulton Captain Skinner, made Iun down into
Lynhaven Bay. and towed up the merchan, brig Fs.
vorite ust arrived within the Cspes from Turks Ia.
land which had been disabled by the loss Of her sails
&c. il a heavy sqssl the same morning-sorfOlA
HERALD
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-04

wREcK--We learn that the schr Adams came on
shore of Quogue, the night Of the 2lst inst She
loaded with 45oe bushels Of Corn, 95oe OF which
have been landed il damaged state ana will be
saved The vessel is YET whole-Sag Harbor Cereetoy,
2sh ult.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-04

CoTToS FACTORY BURyr.--The cotton nanufacur.
eng esaolsAmeat in GAINESVILLE. (Attleboro belonging
Milton Barrows and others and contsisng about
,hsussnd sPindes, vas destroyed by FIRE between IL
and ~ o'clock Friday nigh, sac 600 assured Al,
she Worcester Mutual Fire Insurance OGce.-Preri
Ssacs Journal
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-04

FAT AND FAIR.-Talking of Hot,entot woman, re
minds that Il is in this district rival of the Hot
teato, Venus if she does excel her in the quantity OF
"sebaceous deposit" Rewarded by a trife of money
tobacco, she will good nauredly allow cloth be
spread behind, and which four plates may be laid,
thus forming peripaetc table !-Aerandes Expedition
fr,rc
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-04

TRADE OF NEw-YoRK-Such lie the extent Of i'm
pertsons at present that the number Of officers attached
% the Custom House is som etimes insufficient des.
patch the trading vessels fast they arrive This
are more nerchan, vessels this morning in port than
there are inspectors take them IL charge. We un.
derstand that the cash receipts at the Custsm House
the last month were 81 300 600 Eptaips Post.