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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-23
wHEELEn's IRALsAM OF MosCA

II TO The PUBLIC.-In testimony OF the extrsordina.
sssIs asa ensdy for ii diseases the bowels Dyspepsa
Diarrhos Dysenery Cholera Morbns Spasnodic Cholera
and the complaints OF children the following highly
voustarly written letters the proprietor expressive their
highest opinions o. lis meriis aud OF the decided success
which has attended It's use by themselves and In their am
"a De Peyasr Esq, s,,.n osshe Me- yors gaele,,
Congress Hall New York; Col Charles Mapes, David kim
res Augustus chspn Sss 'S Street, M
Ter D. Collins, 2ss Front street, Mr. Charles smith 34
Neal Merer stree Mr. Robert Breese street;
Cyrus Bill, ESQ, Brookya; Mr. Edward CruiksLank, 10
he. &c.
sieee the publication in the Evening Star, New Era
Sunday Morning News and Other the above letters,
tie proprietor among Others the addi
'0nai Erayns Ner y %o RI or Hoos. Aug ss
Dear sir-Durng my stay here two OF my chdren OF and
from The high recon- incubation had from Brooks. Esq
OF Your Basam OF Moscaieo did hesitate administer
Children ssS 1 so Wy" You are sSe 20 use &
Your ebediea, servant, 1T. coswAx,
Governor of ArkaIsaS
Mr. }. Wheeler, ocuiss. &c. Nc. IS Greenwich s.
New York Southern Hoiel.
Isl broadway, OH Aug. 1883.
Dear Having had two .fmy cAildren four moshs
old o,h cid both severely afflicted with the
pant, several geae who frequent house
Moseaeo, and advised M q procure sem. fernw,h did
sd IN less thar two hours after admins. eng TO each
tie To would remark at as genersiy well known
70 s%s and any sse
susct of the Bssm Of Moscateo medicine which thsk
OF the or attest imror families
Yours, respectfully, JoHr NTRLo.
" The genuine Balsam has Mhee~rs ualssU OF mosca
tellop stamped the bottles and each bottle accompanied
with directions for and smilr % the propreos sig
Price according the Of the bottle,
three dollars To be bad New York at the residesce
the proprietor No IS Greenwich street, ocuIist nc;
drug j. Mlhas No l85 Broadway Mr. Dicke's
No ais Broadway at Me- J p Dodds Nos 6t3 and ~
Broadway Mr.. Sciefen's No. ia Canal street; Mr.
Israel Posts, No. 90 Bowsry; Mr g. ~fords, No III
Grand streets and Mr. McCeas No 4s Gretnwich street
Persons wishing obtain agenci-s address tpos
paid) Mr. wheeler, No. So Greenwich street. where NJ
wholesale orders Tor the supply OF vessels hole he 10 bs
s~sL Iiyi7 .snls
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-23
Chatham Circulating Library

~ THE subscribers beg leave respectfully TO intern their
friends and the public a they have just reopened he above
establishment after making alterations and additions
10 The and ready 10 those
who be pleased favor them with their patronage
Hitherto they had liberal share public support and
they hope from their late important improvements and by
their strict attention business receive increase OF it,
The Library contains 6ee vsunes and is
the intention Of the subscribers enlarge from time 10 tae
the OF their patrons necessary. IL Is
systematically nged and comprises the greater the
approved workson the following Biog
aphy, Voyages Natural History, Natural and
Philosophy Classic and Ltera
In addition foregoing they would partcu
teasse collection Of fiction Perhaps Library in
the produce greater varied collection
Ne effort has been spared to render this depart
menl Of their Library complete possible II contains al
lag accesons works from the both Of this
and Europe. II Is also supplied with 10 American and
European Periodical works. Together with fine coec0n Of
500 Plays, acting and standard
In conclusion they beg leave to state that no exerons on
their part shall be wanting make cir Library sbperior
possible the city, thereby rendering II the most
werhy Of general patronage asd support
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-23

pTsM the Augusa Senlisei Aug l6I
NEW CoTroN-One bale OF new cotton was yes
tesday brought to this city, from the plantation Of the
Rev J. Harris, of Burke county, stored II 3. Knee
land e. Co.'s warehouse, and sold at Ii cents; quail
ty good.
ArorHER BALs.-Roccved yesterday, at the ware
house Of Messrs. Clark McTlcr q Co: one bale new
cstton from the plantation of Turner Clanton, Esq
Columbia county; staple and color coed. 1t weighed
four hundred and twenty nine pounds, and sold for
Ii cents per ID.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-23
M j FRANCIS, OCCULUs-AQUA. or
IL SPECIFIC FOR DISEASES OF THE HUMAN

EYEs-In presenting to the afflicted Francis ceebra
Of ahcyaiing the suaerngs Of his fellow
in eases hope aed and where perpetual
sion setting r. has ice IN eases Tss1
able.-(See seriifcateA)
placing Se @ %
knowa 70 AL and that may prove balm Of healing 10 the
Francis Occulus Aqua is adapted dsess
Is eyes even when in ae most sdo1s and
the eyelidswsaknesses Of sight, opthalmia nc II
Ana nc be n,m
and
sariaby DC treat BY Ibis ines,mabIe remedy
The spechs Is pu up n bottles with complete directions
peios hense where alone the pecihc can be procured IN
hours from to IL O'Clock "A NJ and from to
r. s. II has been thought isease cerh.
from gentlemen, whose sstea in life respectabiIiy pie
accuracy OF their statements To make any comnsnts on
them would &c alike nsu Ing 70 the uasmen the
From he Rev Mr. Potter Pastor OF the church at Bridge.
This is to certify, that gentleman with whom
pending various ees with
view relieve himself was al length prevailed on 10 try
gati6s alton OF his friends after using H. though martyr tor
sight speedily did he improve health TIL be recovered
his perfect visiRp.
os s ss q
Of the institution, with what they termed an incurable
cataract that he was nearly blind trial OF
Dr. rranc remedy howeve hree bottles only being used
by h removed H. to the surpris. Of all who knew hs and
he with that well he dd feel
my duty give this Information for the beneht Of the
public.
BEETLE ofhe above fer Mn Hsrrssos says s,. a,
been years; had used dh rent
they !. .sd TAsIsioI sSSe z; gpsS win
Mrs hicCafrey, No James ST. widow OF the late Dr. Me-
Carey, having Dr. Francis ssys'l arm hap
by had the desired effect and truly say saved
from absolute blindness and bope the public viii soon
know Its vzlue.r
The rev Mr. Dunbar s,ys-Frem the testimony Of those
who used The eye prepared by Dr. J. Francis
have hesitation In Recommending 70 se special notice OF
the pablo" DUNCAN DUrbAh
Pastor OF McDougal St Church
THE IMPROVED ENAMELLED EYES, inserted by
Dr. Francis dS euisf ed frem be natural
perform every melton OF that organ without giving
The slightest psin
10 Barclay street, New York. jeSs san
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-23

ITO MILLINGHs AND 9th q. Rs-sHERsED
Il HATS. McGAY, from LoRdsn aaG fars begs sp.
prize the Mln~rs ard dealers q this city and the distant
Of The Urios that from his European perence and
peculiar fses he the manufacture of Sher
red Hats, ADD Tor the mporaea Of the patterns he Is
enabled these eee articles wholesale and retail
equal the Imported French Capete surprisingly short
notice and the lowest
Book and Swiss Musns, Bishop Lawn, ros de Naples and
Pou Soir We principal hats " requsion, and he
resdy any lorw arded " him either
above and for satin velvet sberred Hat, for the tall
and winter ,rsaes
Terms casb--No. 10 Grand street Broadway.
and cwseodTuTlAS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-23

RT The India rubber backs for books, manufactured
by Meser Of Wall street. cannot be surpassed. They
must soon supersede every other mode Of binding
these backs uaite with the paper and never wear ea;
They also allow book spen perfectly fiat in any
part They getting 10 be generally used in oar
city and country banks and rie more than
ordinary backs.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-23

NJ An excellent house at the Park last night. Miss
Cushmsn and Miss Clifton equally The
~Clsude Melnotie" OF the former superior the
Pauline" orthe latter Miss Clifton will have crowd
ed house the night Of her benefit, Thursday The
Arabs plsy-the new play Of "Womaa's Wiz is TO be
produced; and il is the last Hight Of the season.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-23

DULMONALY C0NsUMPTION.-Th.n name Of
this disesseths awful weird Consumption and the sem
t-nce professionally that Consumption iscnrs.
be have dsne swelling the list Of deaths from this
disease all combned Whereas ninety nine
bundredths that In this country themselves
outr av~sb and be cured thosgb the agency NJ
d. w. H. HIGBEE'S REMEDY FOR PULMONARY
DISEASES Let despair until he has tried this
dy Call 1872 CHATHAM SQUARE, where this medicine
sale and where every information respecting wlb.
cberrfully yiveu au9lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-23


Written ss.g shown .s a,s:r . q ~ e: .,
re, asd these SIMPLE words-'H sssA'
twas low grave they led ne e, o'srgrown
Win sGs ecu. = he sssss s.rs. S.i disclose
Their hues and fragrance round the areaIness couch,
rss, her hath .hrobSed 50 fe vsnshly. doth rest
Twas low grave. and The soft zephyrs played
Gently aroand il, and the setting sun
0Irsned brightly ON the marble nj It's head,
Bearing the dale-the name-the few brief years,
70 the fair Land Of Promise ere the chill
And blight Sf .s, .s d.fs world 1:S We cast
Ofmorning upos It's leaves, and all
Thecutwsrd werId was beauty ere the eye
Had ever wept il secret, or the heart
Grown heavy with sorrow unconfessed.
Was II q bitter lot! That stainless stone
Asswerea The query bat one lac !, bore
Ofthsse who, leaning DER that sarrev mouad.
Mased over iife's vain sorrow:
IT is usHL'
Az the deep words had meaning bu, what grief
Had taught the lone survivors thus 70 count
The sam Of all and sTssglns WIN ,n s hs tears
To rest on that green ssrtk-io lay the head
Unwearied ON lis besop', and 10 seek
A refuge from The GOODNESS OF The world
yet hsshaft had pierced her
snis well
S,@h far the resi- strangers breast saih found.
Were il not well. in the hearts hoar Of grief,
when Earth is dim. and all her shining streams
Discourse more in music to our ears
when shadows rest npon her brightest flowers,
And the cOnDua sorrow OIL the soul
Doth darken nd mOoc, u dream at last
OF still rest beneath the owy stone
A calm, unbroken siunber where the eye
Shall weep no more in sadness, and the pulse
Forget lis quick, wild throhbings!
Ger that grave
such were my musings, ill a deeper truth
Broke on my mind, as the blue violet she'd
Itssweetness round me, and the evening winds
Brsu sht fragrance from afar; and then prayed,
In lowliRess Of heart, that might bear
In faith the heat and burden Of the day.
And sever, till His purpose was fulfilled,
And every errand He had set performed
In trusting patience sigh for dresmless rest,
Nor till III impartial pen of Truth could write
Above that quiet r~fuge-sk Is NELL
Brooklyn, July q, 1885, In.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-23

ARREST or NuRpERERs-The perpetrators Of the
crime committed in the parish OF Plaquemine, on the
person Of an individual named William Spear, on the
night Of the 18th May last the details Of whlcs were
rested nj Franklin, A,takapss. The culprits are
known by the names OF George Chamberlain Richard
Wright and James Shortell Their point of rendez
vous was behind Fort Jackson and they had repaired
TO Franklin TO dispose of a quantity of shells. Sus-
OF the parish determined sppIehend them as vara-
bonds.
Soon after their arrest proof was obtained Of their
beng the murderers Of Spear. Chambcrlair declared
that he had killed Spear in sell. defence; however
this may be, the three brought to New Orleans
and delivered 10 the sheriff. We think il but an ar,
OF justice that the parish Of Plsquene shot ia reward
the individual who succeeded in arrestinQ these mis-
creants at the risk Of bis life
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-23

IL The cattle dying eff at shocking rate in
parts Of New Hampshire by some unknown
disease. The bodies purify afer death, that
is necessary bury them Immediately. Some per.
have been poisoned by attempting to skin the dead
animals
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-23

RYAF's ALGERRA.-This excellent work has just
been published by J. & H. Langley, Chatham street.
1t has been got ap in style that does the publisher
great credit. We met better edition OF this
work-which ought to be in the possession Of every
Young
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-23

SuIcIDE.-A young man named Oliver +. Peabody
committed suicide yesterday afternoon, by swallowing
an ounce of laudanum, which he had procured at DIR
Harris store corner Of Broadway and Chambers street
He resided in Clinton street. Grand, and, 1t ap-
pears alter wallowing the laudanum stopped at por
ter house in Chatham street. corner of Oliver. and
wrote letter to his friends He then started up East
Broadway, but had proceeded only short distance
when he fell from the effects Of the fatal draught and
was taken up and conveyed home where he soon diea
He was 81 years DID, and had wife whom he had re-
Gently married. He kept jewelry store in Fulton
street. and as we understood, had another in New Or
leans.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-23

GAP CUTTERS .NvaNTED-Two frst fur
~ cutters. Also, 10 sewers and fnishers
suis.Its r. BAGE CO. Its ws,erst.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-23

U We would advise all strangers now in the city &c
remain here ill after the Fair Of the Mechanics In
s,itue il commences mex, Monday week, and viii be
brilliant affair.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-23

WonAs's wrT.-This new play Of Kno~less viii be
produced al the Park on Thursday. A very handsome
edition Of il can be obtained Lsng.ey's Chatham
Street Library.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-23
nj r S. GOOLD
DIR. II. III. HIGBEE'S REMEDY
COUGHS


mdy kSoremr a grad
Hnr y PIyD beer " a n II
F sl
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-23

UJ' Battle in the salt baths at the Battery and
YOU will thank US for the advice.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-23

ITO TBE PyBLIC-DR. DE ANGELS, formerly
practitioner OF M dcnr IN the public hospitals a Ma.
PIES and sber ~ the Medical Faculty o tie city Of New
York where he has bees pyc since the year l792
continues to be consulted his Office No 1876 Fulton ST.
seaes requiring The judgment and par
teusriy AL cases ORR in-ting In mpurty OF The blood, and
shrone anssons oes'ractoss ulcers 10 hs
radically cured by the least expensive and most
patients Reedies be used prepared by hts
SELF and the good effects rendered nfa5s DR. De Angels
has effected wany which has bsled all the
Of tie medical ai he cites only few. Copy OF
letter From D Osborne and elsnd physeisns OF THIS CITY,
fie Falton street, Dec. a, 1919.
s-we hayero hesston In replying 10 your note " say
ing deserve much credit for successful treatment
ofM John rbora bad ba physicans both here and
a favorable climate We your ob~diert servants
WI IRELAND, MD.
Patients may inquire of Mr. rhors himself who Is TO be
~ his bro,her Alderman Thorn BROOKLYN. Dr. De Angels
also refers ~ Mr. Th0nasM MLean, les Maiden Lane for
NJ SosmR 1 sssm. AID Mr Bor. Bookseller. ""Ae
B Al DR.. De Angels family medicines may be had al
hts oniss. je21.Sm'
I nsIsVN's HUNTEis's RED DHoP-Tbs
discoveries the II the most dangerous diseases bad
company rs the Of which has been knswn when
seated IN the system ~ 60 down from generation TO genera
tion, def ing th- shin Of eminent physicians This
medicine allowed by acquainted With 10 be the
most certain safe snd mode o cure ever snown
few days matter bo~ OLD the case, and may always be
used with The greatest safety, under any cireumaaces by
their restrictions whatever laid the patient Every
phal will have The WRITER signature ~ Docfor Levsop %
pbisI Remember The old noe Division 81 j,sl.i~s
~ ~, iof sale by LEWIS FEuCH wANGER
auiN 2 Coutspdt 81.
FISH AND BUTIEh KNivEs-A splendid
tsrnlsh ror ssieby LkWis FkbChTwANgER,
y1y Ceurtlsndt -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-23

Corn rs MssoUnr--The crops in this state says the
Cincinnati Republican yielding an unusually large
produc this accordingto the various accounts
ceived FROM there The Beonsvlle Emigrsn states that
agendeman residing in Boon county, planted fifty acres
from which he will get from FIVE six hundred barrels
Of corn-say frou fifteen to eighteen hundred bushels
This is an average Of thirty three thirty four bushels
per acre.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-23

FRENCH STEAMERs.-We are informed by gentle
connected with the French trade, that il has been
determined Havre to build four steam ships Of 1900
burhen EACH constitute line between that port
and New York. The keel Of one had been laid, and
arrangements making to comple,e them ALL as
soon as possible.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-23

NEW CeRoSEn's OFFIcE.-The "long looked for
has come at last" Mr. Ira B. Wheeler has at length
been furnished with Office at the expense Of The
corporation For the information ef all concerned. we
state that the Office is in the old aims house in the
Park over the office Of the Commissioners.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-23

THE IMPROVED ENAMELLED EYES, inserted b,
Dr. Isaac Francis be ed frean ihe natural
perform every melton OF that organ without gvin
the slightest pain.
10 Barclay street, New York Jess 5n"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-23
nHhls sOOrH PASTE-Aa siegsns and big bly,
~ approved Demrifce.-

- EMERY, CHOLERA MORRUs and all other derang.-
nevis OF the stomach aud Bowels sectualy cured v
Doctor JAYNE's CARMlNnTfvE BALSAM.
Hurdreds It certificates Of its similar 10 the olo,
lowing, have been received by the prnprieiors--
DR. ID. Jayne-Dear SIR Having made Of your CarpIp
alive Baa In my FAINT finding ito I've admirably adap-
recommending u 10 the o. fe1ds and the public gene
rally believing those who afflicted with
plants viii find relief In the OF mroicne
JoNATmN GOING. ID. ID.
President Of sshvile College, Ohio
Prepared and sold ~ DR.. JAYNE. NJ. 20 soslh Third
street, Philadelphia, and sold In this city the ueters
prices, by A. ID. Sands. No. leo Fulton stree u<r of
William, and ~ retail by Barnett IS SIKH AvtM0 John
w. Dodd, bf5 snd III Broadway and O. W. kmbree ~ Ea
Broadway. Price, socents. jy2s Ian
CAR D-The sub crb,r wishipg retire, offers for sale
"A his entire stock ST Books Paintings and Engravings lie
began business In New York just ~ with
only by industry he has accumulated
thou volumes Of excellent hooks
he his intention - visit Europe where be viii
e1deavor keep mind the stab nent fconnued mon
The pan he make lit where scare
ard valuable books be had moderate prers ssAsv
y he afforded One store ef tkef tsz so large
city, convenience, not ONLY the trade general
but particularly 10 the public as II helps them to recue the
orets and add 10 their
libraries without the recessly OF sending abroad
The great improvement in the tn Fine Arts since
he been engaged IN business ptble
be the purchaser viii end thsz avora
" commence business
HE cannot close this Card without bis warm
eat thanks tor the support he received
For terms please apply by letter tpost paid) call his
store No 2t5Brosdway. ca
au22.tts CQTMAN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-23

EISH AND BUTTER KNivEs-A splendid
arele snsabi- private families and warranted
tsrnish. ror sale by LEwrs FkUCHTwANgER,
'y2D-y 2 Ceurtlsndt 81
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-23
Canadian Affairs.

As has been conjectured FOR days. the encainp-
moGt Of tie revolutionary party al Navy Island has
broke up and either dispersed or gone to unite with
other of their companions IN in different
quarter. We think it most probable that they have dis
pefsed. II so there Will probably DO fighting
this winter. few days viii settle this point The
dispensing of the revolters will doubtless have tendency
toquei The OF the ioyalsts well the Amer
lean citizens the frontier, and sober reasoning will
take the place Of rashncfs and characterization and all
be quet.
1ha, the laudable though somewhat feeble effort Of
the Canadian Patriots to throw OFF the British yoke and
obtain their liberty and Independence is totally pars
ized is very much doubted Sparks Of liberty, when
once enkinded hard to eKtingush Sooner or Ia
ter we believe Canadian neiehbors viii triumph in
their struggle for independence and establish form oil
government assnilatngt Is ours
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-23
F,om tie Boston Gq-lae.
TnE COMMUNICATED BANK.

TIE Commou0 eaith Bank, Of this city, suspended pay
ycs'cIdly, 1nd wl doubt BE- compelled forthwith
to ~a1 Up IT'S Concerns Sucb an occurrence calculated
10 create considerable sensation the community. nd
there Wls much consrttJiion the subject tesefdIy
The event pfnd1rtte of regard several
otter PEI table tlrks Of the city; but Er have
breu ahie collect acs ese rvuofs are without fosnda
ton. Atauy Gse, the bills 81 oil The banks u the CITY
with lc e2,cpan Of the bank named bead OF tbs
article ard tho farkhu add Lllay cite Eauts a. South
aTo-vefc grccWod ouueaty by each other tsuk tao
oc.ari the closing tngf yesterday there any ihns
iirai ielr az CONNECTED with ALLURE ~ 10
Cuou~ elh Bank calculated 10 lmpar tie credit 81 aus
aiLcf baLL o. toe cty.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-23
NEW YONN M0NEY MAKNEr-cIrY NEws

iLe'e appeafs 20 De disposition 10 large portion uf tie
Pablo no push tie Barks Tuslu ptl0n specie pay-
wcHts Pcmaiutty- We arc as cczraus any person
this c'ci. GrCst caution should used 40 selecting
proper u.e far H thc Banks should CONNIE nee atd
aGy u hsu so.d Afterwards BE o3 suspend uul
u0ly ne aars oi such Institution would have 20 iato
e"DT h ,lpneerJ bot d would create paulc that would
feet sii tiu others. Il bet olt mouths since tc
isurl aled, aud a tlt roiio4 tae hlslee OF trade
~iA el.d s apderluiy changed aah Wy getting
more 4uu mote OUT favor. 4 t.oaib or t~u CT even
tfcc nutas, cEarot be- ui clure The public
alc s4Due r up siYc s0lud discretion CLcfc4s,1 go ~
t.c Ll-r. and aL.u IL q amer VI a IoaumntLon.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-23
ANON REEFS ESTlTE.

STATE or YERMONEl InHE d.o ,i.-,.t,.t.
Ddr'eigf Rutland "a. - Court fsr lac Dn,r,ot
Of Rutlsud. ~'
10 all ,l'"n' Concerned 10 The ,ssts Of AaAos HErp
late Of ku'laui, deceased tl.,sie.
NJ, M, , bEIETIsG
"Aofa'' " nham I.1mrhrey, sdE.iaftraiof WITH .i.5
val Hnn'h'i u the c,sts 4 ,1,i deeests. prots t
fen''' 80 soo"Ht olhi' slapHtsifstlon snl pr, .t4
"o"DN' hsS'ht sid esi4is E,s ailowsars Of the FROM
e"'f' " ne holden a. Ransnl, 10 ssid district % bs.
bss1sy ne IAN dsy u fesTusry A o. 1898
I0fJofs, you sis herby I0iihsd 10 spYsar be- d.
"a court a. he time 40. place sppoaeJ 81 show "a 80
cay you have "iy sad count should bol be 5.l O.
npen unieT nay hatd anl the zeal II ssIf no.
~ bate eour - kufa II % - d.strci tni, u
49, a January, 4. -. uss
~ q. 711VSLKg, Rss,a~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-23
POSTSCRIPT.
Co,''spoHdo"os ef ihs albany .9sg's
EVACUATION OF NAVY ISLAND.

BurIALo, Jan. 18TH ls3s
Dear 9,rl avail myself OF an express on the eve Of
starting it the 10 that the force assembled
Navy Island evacuated last night-that they now
some where our shore II is understood endet vorug
to make their way 10 point higher up 10 elnbAfA
Jlr rheIt tS net preri'sig knoisH- wthoa, The
state cannon are being recovered. The Marshal j.
the qui ,ve with his deputies. directed by tho dsirict
b, found.
From personal examination, am satisfied that the
slS orseven hundrcd guns shot aud she'll thrown ~.
on the Island, Killed but one The English forcc
II s believed lost sixteen killed by tho return FIRE Co
vernon Marcy and Gen scott here doing all ths,
existing laws permit 10 MAINTAIN neutrality The Co
vernon has been very active and efficient under cir
cumstances Of great difficulty.