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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-19

Youths and Chiidrens Hats, from 81 80 TO 2 90
The above prices but small advance the OF the
material and workmanship all sales be
made for cas without deviation from the above low phi
ceS
Also unrvaed Of Cloth and Fancy Caps
wholesale and retail Country dealers supplied the
favora able terms G.. WATSON
mil SIN. Isl Chatham 81 3dnnrs from mi
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-19
GILLoTT,:v SHLER gc PATENT

GILLoTTmsr GTEtERSH HEEs. PATENT
~ coNsTANTLY or hand a, u; s m C;
PENS warranted Of best quality.
These Pens under the personal perrin
IDENTIFY depend upon OF qualities which
s ns% Tsa n easily ).
by he, unfinished appearance and the Inferior manner
Banta's Hatsi! Bsnta's Hatsyii
That gentleman has graceful air.
u heard one say who wouldn't fatter,)
And talent (think you'll Of his halter!
More than many would suppose
Who on the subject have sot ponaerd.
For may wear the choicest clothes
And ornaments that e'er were squander'd-
Yet, wears he On ungrscefal hat,
His n .P' spps ss Rlsl Of s ds%l'n
Without doubt Is much diminislid.
Ware Is that article Of dress
Found finished mi y s9%pls,s peresnon'
And find IL ready for inspection.
Substantial. beautiful ard light,
Made with critical Atiention--
Ceor Of the blacklist bright
And pacr shades ! need not mention.
Materials of the riches, sort ,..ll
Proof that nd bsuer can be bought
They're selling each day fast and faster,
myl2 Wv. ALVIN. BANTAs. $50 Chathsn $.
IMPORTANT.
liberal price viii be paid Tor east on Clofhing-
LINEN, PLATE, WATCHES, JEWELLERY, GUNS, HOUSE
HOLD FURNITURE, &c,
by LEvETr, 4aa Broadway, New York
cioas %c and
DO not give the full value for the L. viii az
those who such articles by them,
who may Tor him, receiving the very utmost
value In CASH for every article.
above address. win meet with due attention myisa'
DIAPHANogWsM INR.3w SHADES,
TO WASH WITH SPONGE AND WATER
AND To STAND ALL CLIMATES.
These elegant and graceful creations of tancyso much
tronred by the fsshonsbes OF Paris and be
UNITE FxsHIoN wITH TASTE AND ECONOMY.
equally suited Cor the drawing room psror soudoir OF
bedreow universally admired for their novey,
variety beauty pleasing and sheeru appearance
sps.gs <s kadss eosr ard resores tker srig,nsi
kn si bs~~y With ordinary fAsy MIL last for veavs,
and consequently, Al their present low prices they
NOT ONLY THE MOST ORNAMENTAL
BUT THE CHEAPEST AND
THE MOST ECONOMICAL
WINDOW sHAOEs
EVER OFFERED TO the PUBLIC
Sold wholesale and retail, by n. DOYLE,
sBeekman street, Clinton Hall
And BY A. LENT, s77 Broadway.
mySfm Opposite Nible's Gardens
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-19

XUANTED-A situation as ASSISTANT In retail Chemist
wv Druggu aore-wil have objec toe coun-
try. Address w. X. at this Office. myient
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-19

ITO LET-In East Broadway, IN gsn,etl private family
where there Chi drep, handsome from pailss with
bedrooms adjoining suitable for gentleman and his wife
single gentlemen Breakfast and Will be furnished n
aured The Dry Deck stages pas the every ave
utr For further particulars apply 1t No sol East Broad
i mvl lw~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-19

- yAUXHALL GARDEN-Open for the season-H.
JONES Co beg leave most respectfully inform their
avore Garden and al great eypease have made such alters
atoms snd improvements hey rust will addt the comfort
solicit
have Effected engagement with DR.. Valentine, the cele
braied deae Of yankee eccentrices OF and
who will commence their in the grand Saloon,
0 The e eessrates New York Brass Band likewise ear.
ged for the season. Leader Mr. Lotharian
Mr. Nichols will open the entertainment with scene in
vsn'r6ggsm holding with number Of per.
ages, showing the peculiarly Of This astonishing
Dr. Valentine at the reqsestor will open
his wallet Of whims wasgeres, pecuartes, drollerrs Sc
Isl Mr. Merrygrief who always commences a sentence
with laugh AID ends with acry
il her business to snow every bodys business
3D. Ceunny school keeping showing the different shades
is year old cold and conclude part by introducing Joab
n he ~, his
After which there will be an ntermssonof half an hour
AT The sound OF the bell
win commence win sscene in ven,riloquism in which Mr.
Nichols will Introduce his celebrated wndsw Scene at the
which, DR.. Valentine will introduce Peleg Smooth,
boat travels with description Of tho different passengers
Also, specimen Of his musical powers, and courshp with
Alter which, Mr. Nichols viii close the entertainment by
limitations of sounds and transferring his voice TO the body Of
Mes,rs Nichols and vaenne's second appearance win be
Admiiiance 10 GARDEN there performance in the
9 aoon, 25 eents-oiher eccasions, 12t CENTS
tickets s. to be had at the 3ardea Of b. JONES' 50
Bowery f. Jones' Second Ward Hotel; OF H. Elders 1922
Water street and Of q. Hazard; Sd avenue. nyl7-4t
~ GRAND REGATTA will take place al the Elysian
Fields on Thursday, May 24h, 1888.
First Race O'clock SIX cared boats-prize, cold ball
Second Race O'Clock, four cared boatprize, set OF
Third ocoel for scull boats-przs, silver ball,
Free for all regular Cub boats
Boats wishing will notice TO the subscriber
re Elysan Fields, Hoboken. ii III. DYER
tnyi6iw
NJ INFORMATION wANTED-About the widow OF
the late THOMAS Brennan, who from Dubin in
the year 1916, and who died about years since In the
.;o hhorL, Oh M Nav ark
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-19

m INFORMATION wANTED-About the widow OF
the late THOMAS Brennan, who came from Dubiin in
the year 1876 and who died about two since In the
Keigbborhood of New York. -
myi7-Sts a. r. HEN, 46 Pine St.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-19

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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-19

Grand rcrbegs IN intimate her frrrd sna NC
public she has entered into srsrgement wih oa.
oa house receive supplies during The fall suitable e tss
,sssor, OF he approved shapes and hnsst D. ~
III kinds Of English s.d Italian straw Goods; superos mo
Legharn. Paris Dressed Chips and rsile d. w Hse se
Ar@ ~ hkewis~ bees scqu INT h.r nv nds rs wv, 80
receive early I'm October. sample hat being s"'rp~r
novelty an called the Chsprsu d. Bsleine ds Nsiors
which V into AIDED as IN introduction Cor the prng OF ~
myis7ws
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-28

RsE Rsaas 0saefsi ilayrs of soosh Cssehns, the
late cng u,shed stnBloF 81 Consrs' irofn ha' s,sif
and 81 pss,rns The Fsdeni ~ tie Charleston arc Nss
eiuns0 Rsilfcad Ccipeslinn la'rly maar t's 70 ,,s
civ fa me nnrrose 81 cumming the Railtuses n ts
~ shauthoud Auong the great nuintrru u ha'lFoeds
Sbich haze been sifeaas bat in tbs country We oe-
h,vs that See 4 aoy, eeservs bette, 20 's sIaasa ~
Providence, Woscrs.,r and Eastern Railroads n uls
,maedis's vie,Rhy, and the siVning'on ka''feAa 40
Rssoce Island end Connecticut imFaftnnt Improve
nlen,s dnubtlrss tsman 70 be made, ~ tie mode 81
construction UPON all these wofks yet all NAV sftfe
ssord ul hints 10 the careiul incnr os ra.csl
results We understand that OrneTsl liayne On Mpn'
day, made "a Nisit ioNel tskieg q oppoflvhAy 70
,isir MOI onis the Railroads WORK. which point OF
soi,diy aud durability, probably has not Ills equal IN a.
ny Rsiir4d any part e iie ~oicbvt also 1hr NAN
iaetutinc establishments &c that oily
Ga lnesdsy, Geo Hague, with npmhrf % gentle
men from this city by invitation OF Mi Palmer, The
Pfcsdsn Of the S,onugtoa Railroad Corporation made
vish 20 Slonington taking tue opportunity To exam
inv the Stoangton Railroads, over both which tney
we're conveyed Ia a special train. We doubt whether
there is tine Of Railroads the same extent IN The
vorld which be travelled with grvsier, II even
with equal degree ut speed certainty and co mlef
with that which Is composed 81 these two roads.
The distance 80 mile oading the passage OF The
ferry at Providence, ia passed by ie ordinary uas !"
tse hnfr This route SO far shotens Tue distance '"
New York and increases The certainty OF us Peiof
nance, compared with the route by steamboat from
Prosdencc and far increases the comfort OF The ira
weller, by avoiding the rough navigation round foi"'
Judith TIM, appears have become the iavurte route
md to have commanded much the greater portion OF
the lra,ci mild and pleasant weather. In WIN
Try weather the advantages of the route viii be still
NOR STRIKING.
The Stcninpton Railroad il in every respccl an i'd
miabie work IL has no violent doviaiions IRON the
perfect line, in either level curvature II passes o.
vel soil which affords most durable bed, being chief
y coarse gravel /, is graded 10 liberal WIDTH i's
masonry is excellent, aud IN parts beautiful aud
its iron rails of great weight and strength and are
4 laid with great eyeuness aud irmBess- The engines
II. tinTiHX Al
81 and are Of g,eat power as well as speed gen
teman who travelled over il few days since in spe
cig train Observed the speed, by his watch 10 be TOT
several successive miles at the rate OF mile IN one
minute aud 30 seconds 45 miles hour, and anoh
er gentleman has informed that he has travelled on
this road mile in a minute.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-28
\ Material Ticket.
Congregational Nominatio "A.
SgcoSp Disrrfor
WILLIAM SLADE.
Firs. TUESDAY in september.

VINES OF VrRmoSr-Fno is Citiifns Ono week
from today you have an inestmabe duty to perform
and you ough, TO consider it pleasant duty. The law
and Constitution of your State, and Of the United
States require you that day to bestow your free and
unbiased sufffages-ond you have sworn 80 10 do.
viii you eslcct il VIII you disregard your oath and
your privilege well as the public interest VIII you
stay home aud leave it to others 10 select your State,
and your National Agents 10 do your business Have
you not witnessed enough the sad consequences Of
doing' Have you not already suffered sufficiently by
this neglect q allude 10 the grca, body Of freemen
throughout our bleeding coun,ry) Have your ruefs
recently given you satisfaction Has the course Of
your public agents been marked with prudence with
wisdom, and economy for eight years past Can you
applaud their measures ard has your country prosper
ed under them? Arc the finances Of the country all
regular Has there been no unusual arrangement
Has there been political intolerance, no persecution
for opinions sake Has your administration listened
with suitable attention 10 your petitions, memorials aud
your sances 10 redress their grievances ana
numerous aud aggravated wrongs Are the various
Departments ofihe Government, all judiciously, eco
nomically and well managed' Is Commerce, Agrical.
ture aud The Manufacturing interests all IN flourish
ing condition. Ia "the nation prosperous and happy"
An appeal is now made to your good anG your
understanding, whether, you answer every OF
these momcntous questions in the affirmative. II you
have any do ubts you referred TO Mr. Bonds clear
aud lucid Expose and the Speeches Of Mr. Peniss and
Others in the last Herald. Nothing DO added to
give you further and clearer light the subject, The
evils you have experienced none ought TO satisfy you
To the Wings in Rutland County, in particular, il Is
urged, TO rally and show 10 your opponents,
that you not Indifferent to your State and Nat ions
interests that you inyncibe and that you have us
of the ruinous of your National Rulers
and that you determined have your wrongs redres
sed Do til is say, and reproach will fall upon your
heads If others do otherwise BE vgian be Just and
you need no, tear that ultimately, sll will be we'll
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-28

awe are aware that il is an ungrslefui service to e.,
tempt 10 convince man who considers hinseG a. ~
cry Yeunonier does right well instructed 10 poiiu
that he has been deceived that fyofie topic. III
will tell al once, and with more niphasi, than god
nature that If he knows any thing, II s polltcs-iDa'
ever since e could read he has read the RCTLAsD HTf
AID and little else, and II that d'es pfose tbs se
miHisislioa corrupt, IT proves nothing
PomSzi S.eiesnan.
Very correct, Mr. Statesman editor, for ogce,-Yo8f
task would doubtless be truly an sr6uops one 10 siep'
to convince the Intelligent Green hOnniaia Boys nat
they sre not well instructed in politics Aeghbor sons
ought 10 have been u this before he enlisted 10
toe perneioas loco foeo service m Vermont, mare &C.
pseaIly ia Ra lsad County. We claim no credit ~
the instruction impaired through the medium Of me
Henld bot We do claim the credit Of sndesroring"
be consistent aud conscientious the discharge Of or
professional duty w. Furthermore lay claim 70 hs''
ing sdgoesled measures which have some how or eth
sr, eondueed "a the happiness, peace and prosperity
our STATE and sndeayofed % eonIovsn tbs cocifin~
,hisa hare pro ID 20 ss gss5 esi'nsE.s' 70 'si -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-28

What ars the Wings ofihs eouairy abeu,' Are they
VIDE awake aud active ~ they shead be, az they
frsng on their aims aud fePosing w perfect safety =
We tel ilem thai ths - tiHc 10 be lnariivc~-no
time - slcep now. We understand. fully. The plan ~
OPERATIONS sgeoa vyca by She Loco. Foecs They viii
cay hot little opeulv-mevr shout sity--taik ~ wis.
prrsase'd much pnssibs ell dssCurson with the
Nhigsend ocn eoneedc, deny. that ihey ate % be
dctratsd Aud at TIDE tine, they will adopt eve
~ cxptdlentrrsou 10 every AischeVdand siiain ey.
cry nrye, 10 sustain Vas burn ard his Sub Treasury
Scheme. We cay to the Whigs-io every opponent of
tr sab treasury ynar pests and Do sonr sHig The
loco oeos 10 bestrp handsomely riumphaniy, bot
aci thouf an fpJf All strength must be brought
tn bear uPpn ihem. Too much confidence may - IA
isi 10 ia " We knew that nsjsfhy would be SEQ,
W should Label just herd 10 increase Il ree.
II u required that vote 10 give the election. a bare
election al Wing Governor will not We
must carry the State by such majority will appnl
the slou'cs heart among the loco iocos make Mo Van
Buren, uemble-and destroy all hope The pat Of the
eortap, men ~ power that ihey can ever force their
radical measures upon the country To posts the
reeuen, and do yoar duty Bur. Free Press.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-28
TIE ATTACK upoN the NAVY.

TIE S,o,aary Of he Nary, The Madsonion some
days since pabshed communication, impuung the
late assault upon the Navy to Mr Padding, the new
HecelAry and expressed belief OF the editor that such
q charge was egii'ms,e The same paper OF Saturday
sgs,n sudes TO 1t the following manner - Boston
tesrisr.
We are now perfectly satisfied we were corree, IN
that belief IL The assault had been msde by any otbe
person without the knowledge or sanction OF the Secs
retasy Of the Navy he would long since have dsasow
cd oil knowledge Of the same, and have declared ms
disapotobauon ol Il. Not So however the Secretary
rea,.as mute Thereby ,aei,ly acknowledging himself
10 be the author,
Ia our opinion the officers Of the Navy owe II 10
their own hard and deservedly high reputation,
10 make respectful application to The Chief Executive
irae requesting his inierPoson,io ascertain and
inform them Officially who ii is that has thus asperssd
their characters.
so long as they are LEFT under the impression that, :,
10 the Secretary himself II Is impossible they can en-
trt,aia tbs smallest particle &C respect for him, The
more speedily therefore, he is exonets,ed from ,he sus
p.cios IL unjust, the will thai branch OF the pub
lie Interest he promoted. IT, however, the Suspicion
shsi b. confirmed Mr. Padding viii be called ON by
many and mos, weighiy considerations to retire forth
with Pubic sentiment III call for IL justice TO those
yoritss q the Nation who have been slandefcd 10y him.
will require ~ the good Of the service VIII demand
for 10 possible II be any respect or at
rnony Of feeling entertained or existing ON the part o
iii. officers of ihe Navy towards the head who has sig
snAt,sed them, 'cnt purses aud eGi-thfohis as"mru
who adopt the maxus Of cober. aud tDSeTs totally
devoid OF esprit da corps, and who "skuk IRON ser
vice This IL not all They are informed that, II any
Of them sha feel dissatisfied with the decisions ,lr
Secretary may make affecting them, matter how IN
lust NOT how arbitrary that II he catches any OF then
ia Washington 'canpa gning 10 obtain redress by ap
pssine To his superiors, he will 'EtpsAr them Mha
more apprebroHs could have been employed On'
applied to afsre si6atiHg'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-28
Correspondence If tie Albany Argus
THE SHORT HILLS CONNECTS.

Le,cision, .3Egus 10, lS3s. 1t may be matter of
interest your readers to be informed of the fate OF
ie sixteen state convict, sentenced 10 bs executed on
the 10Th
Three Of them, Chandler, Wait and Mcleod TO
be executed the 20th agrceably 10 their seDaence
Eight others, including Miller and the other Amer
cans 10 he transported TO OF the British col
ones fer life. Three others 10 the penitentary for
three years.
The ease Of the remaining convict, Waggoner, has
not been acknowledgement efforts having BET made by
has friends TO procure his punishment 10 the States
The trial OF Beauer, who led a body OF Iancers al
the affair VI the Short Hills, comes to-day tomor
row and the general belief is that he viii be conyic-
ted aud sentenced 10 be executed.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-28
nrBe carcfnl abont Voting.

Tho ffeemcn will reeolect that the ballots beng III
ted togehcr) lo Governor caenaat Governor aud Sen.
60 into box Tho ballots for Congress into an
her and the ballots Tor Members of Assembly nto ohe,
Look sharp and tina, you deceived By des
demngoeues and ticket peddlen. We have known the IL.
tic Naniies to boas, If cheating tho Wings.
dJ'Bc il remembered also that every in the Coun.
iy furnished with plenty of Wing Tokes-and they vii
be found always at the polls, on Election Day.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-28

We hsr. ie.s rsss,sea Is. suhjanes lst'es Zee,
M fiiufuss leuor oesf rAtsnsd ~ fnfi iistr-
,Hsa Lsa f'nids. ~hies e~nisins issf iu'r"gssses
isosu ii,e a ihAn any ~ have reea lse
fiisr North Csrsinisni ara fksiehes rih Ffsrh'
e pm ne harasgs ard difeulics whlch ,hrss uuecf
- wAa sts engaged ~ THIS "tngiof'"us ~sf - ha'ogA
h'giGo 80
Yes vii perceive that I have sassro,d rSp'o'y ~
fsnt snd 10 that every thing has irs"alto
prosperous ha~ have t-es Vi. military iine
YET mss ssy that be- whe sntsrs abe service with Tie
hsie that there rut much duty 10 refl@n becoses
woiails mistaken whca be enters uPoa has ishots
We have had a severe 81 u, ~ading "a merssses
and swsmrs aad sneoaa,cf,nR diioaites, ard endsf'
ing ~tihout mufiner, hafdshPs Il which no Que can
conceive Who - al sisiaSec. Oar march ifem 81,
Mellon 20 the sosihern Friipa ~ FLORIDA VAS nafSr"
Slth iaarh soy'ua aud iaigue 30 oeeTs AND soe'eis
ana great dsslfust8nn lhs finest horses that baTe
ecrn oar regiment suae red gresi lcss ONE Nai
fehf vu mol ir iaAde up IN some iiine neatiy ue
whole 10 noe mounted but upon indihert ni houses
year. 40 e - too iut loot troops
Assure you thai this - isr from being at al
EN-. The hiekbsukcs have Sow about 900 waffl'fs'
and they rruatn here vGsl they deem u proper W
surrender To cay ,hai perish them out Is non
sense the who'll county Is filed with bbe beei- The
woods abound with deer aud iofkiss, aud The streams
aud ponds have abundance 81 fish. The tnrtHy can
elude ~. any me'ncni, when Nc ATE IN pnlsn' rs
the dense hatnsuocks, which afford sale fbei'ef TO
them. In many hamnooks no troops eau operate bot
the enemy have small lie ten trails with winch they
are familiarity acquainted aud pass out of reach -
4
Ciien Il asked 30 many pants, why DO mol we
troops surround the hsMmOcks can Only Say ihai
/ The aamuocks soa,et1es tEenty miles long ana
broad. There another great vantage 10 tbs en-
omy they can always hght from their oA position
and they warriors enough not 10 take any position
which be surrounded before they ATE warned ny
! their scniinels whom they have always thrown out
from their 0ahks, aud yon always ignorant OF Tie
enemy being near, anti you hear the report oil the
/ rAe, and the savage yell.
i You have no conception Of the manner OF our living
10 the field scarcely have transportation enougl
10 carry the pork bread. aud coffee, which alone com
pose our bill Of fare aud the blanket which shields "a:
frn the storm Yet, amid all this, our troops, otter
bariooted aud their pantaloons cut oil as high as '
knee with the saw palmetto, press iofward IN me oe
fence OF their county, and IN checking the depTeGa
lions Of tho savage upon the Inhabitants ol this region
whose presses teen with abuse upon the army no"
serving IN the territory The officers are ehenaie'
from home kindred and friends, and compelled to re
main IN this inglofous war, defending domain wheel
can be deuseiy populated and projecting some
It's inhabitants who would suffer much in comparisoi
with The savage
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-28

StpeiA'Hg NtN.-GeR jackson has become a CHRIS
uan luned ne Prefbyierlsn church, and consequently
"fef0uneed The drsil AM all his works" The Cum.
" Pod Presbyterian announces this matter the
sad With flourish OF uumpets ssAbsufs as unbecoli
ing II thousand yiftusus poor men, who had spent
tbri dAys 90 the slrcirsi observance II all the moral
aad social dgues, bad thus ceFoled ihetnsrlvrs p.s
greatly gueslen whether the fact would have bren Al
faded 20 ~ tie editor II j. very bed isste 80 make
pfpcitC1iion ts Old - Ctn Jackson lad but
just commenced tEe performances Of what he seems "
CONSIDER primary duty. We hope that the General .
rPsniaacc may sgs hin, aud that he nlAy be forgiven
for tbe nshole es'is winch he has broaghl tins
eon6ding county .--N.sberH Spectator.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-28
Nt,r MaiI Annnssnsnt.-Ill.

ssr Mad .usng sasnffi - stated 70 western paper
,Ls, ne mai hae has besa ef'sbshed between New Or
ieAa. aud louisville ny which tie mali Is 10 be carried IN
,tesnsioss regularly three times week between those
cities Three be eight hosis "a the hoe, and eaeh
boa, 20 have postmaster boatd, whose dat It is made
To the receipt sRd delivery Of the naii al the differ
eat Po,us the route The eost-eors Tor thus carrying
The ass are 10 for this service $4,000 yesr
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-28

Mr. John Van Beren is figuring among the princes
gated in England, Us heir sppafcnt-Prlncs of
America Being Of the Presiden, OF 10 millions,
he taxes rank with the hes, Of the young fry of princes
Tie should be dohbed Prince Of fmsrioan Loo foees-
his fsibes being King ~ n Senftae
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-28

NysfeTieBs- The Lynn Recorder states that Elijah
bfAeAru Ane his vile. ysspg couple who had been
sftire shpnt "a @ontst diGaPp~srrd from that town
os TIE q q July aad nave not been seen heard from
since Al The eisihss nelocing her MY bonnet wsrr
XII - hsf e.niprr sne paper an ks hand writing fe.
qeesiiug ihst the elates might be gwen 70 hsr u,e,
Their tisnes ssi inush ssssd siheir prpsfse.sd a.
sfDce
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-28

Whore Shocking Indian Murders in Florida. On the
night of July 3ist, MIR Slngeiary, his wiie and two
children shockingy murdered near Bailcys Mills,
short distance from the residence Of Cot GadSdsn.
The Indian bltbed, and about three feet long,
found sticking the breast of Of the little
girs. One OF the children, girl aged five, miracui
ously escaped, and stated that there negroes
IN company with the Indians
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-28
ryom u, Cine;nnsA f;astiit, Aug 9.

Sfsamboaf ITsyad burnt The Cincinnati and w srsaw
packet Herald downward passage took ire al hall
past t~o o'clock yesterday eight miles below the city aad
burnt 10 the waters edge She ashore al South
Beed and passengers ard crew numbering ry, escaped
without sooss alury The boat pew snd We believe
balit snd Owned BY Col. James Of RisiAs SUn.