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Litchfield enquirer., 1839-04-25
FOR THE LIrcHF1ELD ENQUIRER,

TO MY SISTER IN CONNECTICUT.
1 aUemf into far countries. Years pass'd by;
But still that yale IN silent beauty dSUelt
Within my memory.
When shall see thee, Sister7 Ihave strove
In vain some other female form to love,
And almost deem'd at times my heart was won
To other bondage, since l last upon
Thy fair face ook'd-anOn the vision pass'd,
And left me still unscath'd; thou only hast
Now and forever in my untouch'd breast
The dearest pace-there doth thine image rest.
My only Sister! how that simple word
Within my breast deep memories hath stirr'd,
OF kindred, friends and home. These words ties
To wing our thoughts and wake our sympathes,
Though time and distance sadly intervene,
The lonely exile and all these between;
He feels the cords that closely round him cling
More tensey drawn, for that he hath no wing
To bear him backward to those scenes again,
And for the weary leagues Of land and main
Which lie between him and the free bright streams
His childhood lov'd-theme Of his nightly dreams.
Yet think thou not that in this southern land
The stranger greets not friendships profer'd hand
For warmer hearts than those daily meet,
Where shines the sun on earth have never beat
And could I, sister, thy light footstep hear,
And list thy sweet voice ringing in mine ear
My heart were a contented dreamer still
Ofthose far scenes-lake, woodland, glade and hill.
Yet not to thee land Of my home and heart,
Belongs all beauty, lovely as thou art;
For on the Alabama banks are groves
Such as the worshipper of Nature loves;
I IL Al
Nature has planted in her froIic hours;
For she has scatter'd with most lavish hand
Flowers of all hues throughout this pleasant land,
From the bright red-bud on the rivers brink,
The yellow;je mine and the sweet wild pink,
To the magnolia, 'mong the branches tall
That lifts its head, queen among them oil,
And sends its rich perfume upon each breeze
Which comes to revel mid these giant trees.
Here would I meet thee, sister, oft to stray
In many fairy bower at close Of day,
And muse on scenes BELOVED but far away;
Contrasting with these flowers of thousand dyes
Our fresh green fields though less congenial skies,
The turgd waters Of these southern streams,
Into whose depths the sunlight never CLEANS,
With our osDn Naugatuck, whose waters glow
With silvery light as oceanward they flow,
And sweetly murmur, as If signing there
A sad farewell to scenes SO passing fair.
Sister, farewell--my lay is DER,
My little barque has left the shore,
And like leaf upon the blast,
Or a lone flower on ocean cast
1send thee forth, my first and last,
Content, if but in one fair breast
My numbers prove welcome guest.
CahaDba, Ala. March %, 1889. CIR. D.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-04-25

At Court Of Probate holden at Waterto,ce,
aoithin and for the Probate District of Water
topn, on the 18Th day Of April, 1899:
Holbrook Curtis, Esq. Judge, presens.
TTPoN the petition Of Rebecca Nettleton,
u of WATERFOWL, in said district, showing
to this Court that she is the mother and guar
dian of Mary Ann Nettleton, of said Water
town, a minor, and that said minor owns a
piece of land situated in Waterbury, in New
Haven county, about halfa mile southeast Of
the borough in said town, containing about
four and half acres, with a dwelling house,
barn and outhouses thereon, bounded north
on Joel JOhnson's land, east on highway, south
on James Crafts heirs land, and west on
Mad river, so called, which premises are of
the value of about one thousand dollars, and
subject to the right of dover Of the said Re-
becca, the petitioner; and that said real es-
tate is unproductve, and that i'm her opinion
it will be for the interest of said minor that
said real estate be sold and the avails thereof
disposed of as the law directs, and praying
forliberty to sell the same, as per petition on
file
Nis ordered By this court, that the merits of
said petition be heard at the probate Office in
said district on the 25th day of June next, at
9 O'Clock in the forenoon; and that all per-
sons interested may have notice thereof, the
said guardian will cause a copy Of this order
TO be published in public newspaper print
ed in Litchfield, in Litchfield county, three
weeks successfully, at least six weeks before
said 25th day of June next
Certified from Record.
AZ HoLBRoOK CURTIS. JUDGE
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-04-25
MEW BOOKS.

TUST received at the Bookstore in East
81 street, a variety of New Books-among
which are, Tales of Terror, Life in Paris by
Dick Wildfrc, Humphrey Clinker and Anne
liza, illustrated by Cruikshank; History of
Texas the Young Mother and the Young
Housekeeper, by Doct. Alcott.
Nov. 8 8. GALPIN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-04-25

AT a Court of Probate holden at Woodbury., Nth
IN and for the District of Woodbury., on the
18Th day of April, A. d. 1880:
Present. Nathaniel B. Smith, Esq Judge.
TTPON the petition of Mary Ann Strong, Of
u Bethlem, in the county of Litchfeld,
shelving to this Court that she is guardian of
Susar Strong and Lucy Strong, Of Bethlem,
within said district, minors; that said minors
are the owners of real estate situated in said
Bethlem. in common with each other, viz -
one piece of unenclosed land, containing a.
bout one fourth of an acre, bounded north
and east by Major Strong's land, south and
west by highway, valued at about six dollars:
one other piece, woodland, containing l57
rods, bounded north on highway, east by Lu-
CIV Jackson's land, south by VIM. Andrews,
and west by Anlblers' land, valued at about
$40: one other piece OF ploughland, contain
ing about 6 acres, and bounded east on high.
way, south by Abner Strong. west by my own
dover land, and north by Lucy jackson, va.
lued nj about Sll5-that said real estate can
not be improved TO advantage and for the in.
terest of said minors, and that in her opinion
Il will be for the benefit Of said minors to
have said estate sold and the avails thereof
disposed Of as the law directs, and praying
for liberty 10 sell said property for the pur.
pose aforesaid. as per petition on Gle:
n Is ordered BY dis court, that said guardian
give notice Of said application, by. causing
the same 10 DO published y ono Of the news:
papern printed In LltchAelds In the county VI
LlichGeld, three weeks succeaslv0ly. Oh least
SIX weeks before tho hearing and that said
petition will DO heard NJ the probate Office In
iald district, on the l7sh day Of June nexl, ut
10 o'clock forenoon.
Certified from Record.
20 NATHANIgL u. Sara, Judge,
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-04-25

At a 7'o,cn Meeting legally a0aTned and held in
Sharon, on the first day Of October, 1885,
BYLAW. &C.,. -.
V7oTED, that if any owner of any horse, cat
' tie, or mules, shall suffer the same to go
at large out of his or her enclosure, after the
first day of April next, such owner shall for
felt and pay to any person who shall take up
and impound the same, The sum Of twenty
five cents for each head of cattle, for each
horse, and for each mule, for each time they
shal u be so found at large, out Of the owners
enclosure, and taken up.
That it shall be the duty of the haywards
in their several districts, and it shall be law
full for any freeholder, to impound any hor-
ses, cattle, or mules, so found out of the en-
closure of the owner and at large, who, toge-
Their with the pound keeper, shall regulate the
proceedings, receive the same compensation,
and have the same powers rs are granted in
the statute law of this state Entitled Pounds
Provided, that no penalty TO be incurred un-
der this by law shall exceed the sum of three
dollars; and the owners of such horses, cat
tie or mules, SO impounded, shall not receive
the same from the pound until he shall have
paid to the person impounding the same the
amount of the forfeiture, and to the pound
keeper his fees and expenses for keeping said
creatures, as in other cases of creatures inn
pounded: Provided nevertheless, that any per-
son who shall have family residence in said
town of Sharon may, if he chooses, suffer one
COW to run at large on the public highways,
and not incur the aforesaid penalty.
Voted. the aforesaid bylaw be published
in the Litchfield Enquirer.
... Sharon, Feb. 20, 1889.
The foregoing Bylaw is true copy, as
appears of record.
4 As GEO. KING, Town Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-04-25
NOTICE.

T EFT the service Of the subscriber on
IL Tuesday the 26th day of February last,
an indented boy, named WILLIAM MURPHY,
about 10 years Of age. All persons are eau
toned against harboring him on penalty of
the law, or trusting him on my account, as l
will not be accountable for any debts con-
tracted by him, or through his instrumental
lily. LYMAN FENN.
RorJury, April 8, 1889. rs
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-04-25
Limseed OIL.
As

- TIME Subscribers have n
LMHEEyMN n quantity of LINSEED OIL
\ on hand, which they will sell on
. = reasonable terms.
1t is not necessary to say that it is the very
best article in market, as that fact is well
known already. ~--.
BEEBE g. OSBORN.
Litchfela, April A, 1889. A
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-04-25
L;tckfeLd Co. Temperance Society.

TINE next meeting of this Society will be
IL held at BGrkhGmsted, on the fourth Tues
day inst. April, at 10 O'Clock A. M. A full
attendance is particularly requested, as bnsi-
ness of importance is to be done.
HI. BALDWIN, Sec'y.
Washington, April 10, 1889.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-04-25
NEW GOODS.

g GALPTN has Just received new supply
-. of DRY GOODS suitable for the season,
which will be sold low in exchange for cash,
or most kinds of Country Produce.
Litchfeld, Dec. l3. %
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-04-25

New Store and New Goods,
CIhegl0I Clbeap!!
s. Id. WHEELER
OFFERS cheap for cash, or responsible
" names, general assortment of
Dry Goods and Groceries,
Crockcry and Glass Ware,
Hollow Ware, Brass Kettles,
Combs, Hardware, Provisions, SALT by the
sack or bushel. Most kinds of produce taken
in exchange for goods-and'a share of public
patronage is respectfully solicited.
For sale at bargain, a one-horse WAGON
with eliptical springs.
U A pair Of full .blooded BERKSHIRE Pres,
six months old, will be found at my barn in
this village.
Litchfeld, April IL. As
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-04-25
CLOVES.

IF AIDES and Gentlemen's lined GLOVES
- also, G. s. Buckskin, Merino, and othe
kinds OF Gloves.
Nov. %. ]. LAW RENEE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-04-25
NOTICE.

VUVHE subscriber having disposed of his
Il entire Stock of Goods to Messrs. MORSE
g. CAMP, requests all who have unsettled ac-
counts with him, to call and settle the same
without delay. His books will be found at
the store of Morse g. Camp for thirty days for
the above purpose B. ARNTS.
Litchfeld, April II, 1889. As
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-04-25
sTARBUCK's PLOUGKS.

STARBUCK's PLOUGHS.
THIS is an entire new Plough in this Sec
IL ton of country. They are without doubt
n superior article. The public are requested
to call and examine them at the Foundry of
CARR1NGroN &-MoRsE, where they are man.
ufactured, and for sale on reasonable terms.
Also, at B. H. MoRsE's Store Mandatory in
East street.
LitchfelA, March 81, 1889. AZ
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-04-25
THE DIFFERENCE.

" Come kiss me-" said Robin gently said No :"
i" For my mother forbade me to play with men So"
Ashamed by my answer, he glided away, ,F'
Tho my looks pretty plainly advised him to stay:
Silly swain, not at oil recolecting mot he,
That his mother ne'er said, that must not kiss me-
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-04-25
NOTICE.

DY virtue ofnn order ofihe Court Of Pro.
= bate for the District Of Norfolk. will DO
sold on the I'd day Of May. 1880, at public
venduc, II not previously disposed Of. all tho
Foal estate Of AsHER SMITH, late Of Norfolk,
deceased, Sale 20 be on the promises, II ono
o'clock In the afternoon. Terms made
known nG the time u sale.
RvEgS q. BMiTH, Admir-.
koek6ik, April &, is8D. %
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-04-25

" GOelGck's M0tchLess SGmGtSUe,"
rs astonishing the world with its miracu-
Il lous cures-for sale at the Post Office, by
Aft PHILIP WELLS, LitchfieId.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-04-25
SPRING GOODS
AND FASHIONS.

Misses Gable. & washburn
HAVE taken the store lately occupied by
IL Mr.. E. w. Bolles, where they will Of
fer for sale a general assortment of
Millinery and Fancy Goods,
and will be happy to accommodate their GUS
toners as usual.
Leghorn and Straw Hats cleaned and pre-
pared, and Mountaineering done in the latest
style on short notice.. ..
p. s. All persons indebted to A. P. CABLE
are requested to make immediate payment.
i,itchfeld, April A. A
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-04-25

VVselala,--Tha election las State officers. and 81
members ofCongFsss tales place In tho "old Denim.
lon" on The aad Of May ensuing, In he last Con.
grsas. the delegation was dIydsd-6 whles end 10
Van IluTen man, -Four 0f lhe lasIeh however. voted
against Tho sub.EsssaFy bll.--Jsur afcsm,
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-04-25
Will keep on hand n good assortment of
COOKING STOVES,

COOKING STOVES,
amongst which are Morse's celebrated Atha-
nor, Gillett & Rand's Farmers Stoves, Parlor
Stoves, Box Stoves, Fire Frames, Oven Mouths,
Cast iron Ploughs, Sleigh Shoes. Hollow
as can be bought at the manufacturers.
o. All kinds of work done at short notice.
CHARLES S. CHURCH,
BRADLEY r. AGARD.
Wo1cottrille, March Z, 1889. If A
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-04-25
Copartnership Notice.

THE subscribers have this day formed a
Il copartnership under the firm Of
Church & AgaPd,
for the manufacture of
Tin, Copper, Brass and Sheet Iron Ware,
In WoLcoTTvILLE,
where they will furnish Pedlars with good
assortment of the above named wares, toge-
Their with general assortment of Yankee No
tions, Britannia Wares, DC, as low as can be
bought at any other establishment in the state.
All orders received from merchants to the
amount of 1926 and upwards will be filled at
the regular wholesale price, and forwarded
to any town in the county free of expense.
" Fave Troths and Conductors made and
put up in the best manner.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-04-25

At a 7oWn Meeting legally ,oarned and held II
Sharon, on the first day Of October, 1888
RYLA w
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-26
N. Y. July Isk. 1899.

M DR WILLIAMS, the English Ocuirt.-Ws have no
tcsd that this Celebrated Ocus has frequently been made iss
object of base and uuwaranbe attacks by those who APP
pears jealous Of his snrvaed success IN restoring
sight 10 the In fact they be mpesd ny no other
motive than hs sce they cannot produce single iet &gs
ment or plea 10 maintain their slanderous assertions.
cannot denied that there acks ~ his city who do
serve alton from the press, for pr"ing On the
public the they do, by making vain preensos 70
physical skill IN administering nsuseou drug Tor al az
and ceaverug TO force the same upon those VINO
require MEDICINE whatever Such msuncbnks are eseu
lated TO do extensive injury but Dr. Williams We are hottest
ing in this arc does not attempt TO pursusde person ina
his eyes dag to bring him under his treatment
believe him >. charitable. humane aud philanthppsh'
fact ef m atng the poor rrtuitously bcspsaks IT. frou
these have gathered sufficient testimony TO warrant
saying that fay treat opued affections VIM
gree of success, We u the man 10 do IT,
We have Witnessed Of performed by him. from
,ar of absolute blindness which had frustrated the attempts
of other Ocu.ts lis practice is followed by injury
then yhe fore SHOULD ". be ceusuredf II inclined 10
Soubt these facts Cor such they srelet them visit his rooms
nj the House, i9 Broadway, aud be satisfied. We
cannot consent 10 legitimate merit nsa,led white many
public pests day receiving encouragement from Nc
press Sunday Visitor, lsth July lSSS.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-26

M PAvIiloN-NEw BRlGHTON-seycra Of ne
vi.,.r r. this desirable watering place having left Tor Sara
~ s.btiber begs leave inform his iri,sd the
pbc that ibese vacancies which he y desrou,
SHOULD he Glicd TIE are 90 much superior to aty
tbpv IN III. country he thinks they cannot fail 70 suit
MI. NANNGERS' BALL will take place THIS EVE.
NNG-apd far lie accommodation Of tho ciiSep the steam.
boat water witch viii leave s city ~ socock, and return
lror, Il. lsiana A IQA O'Clock. GEO. rtERlS.
ivQ6lt Proprietor
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-26

At the Tea Sale the Young Hyson was Withdrawn,
and brought slight Improvement ON the
sales The markets generally renais without alteration
neither holders purchasers being disposed 70
the arrival Of the British Queen The following are the re-
ports of the Coal Trade:
DELAWARE AND HUDsoE CANAL,
Collector Office, Honesdale, July IL, 1887.
Cleared at Honesdale for Rondsut. during one week
ending this day, 1888 boats containing coal oo'O tons
Total amount Of Coal cleared Honesdale for Road
out since 18th day Of May last Soiio TONS
Arrived at Honesdale from Rondout during one
week ending this day. 1856 boats, with general
freirht
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-26

Cleared.
Ann Eliza, ss.ers, Richmond Mary, Besse, wareham,
Mass Tom Wood, Osborn, Baltimore Julia Ann, Nsrris,
Port rrncs Norma Barton Havana Fancy Chase Boscs
Arrived.
Dr. bark Jane Ncunn 4s days from Greenock md'e,
Bark Condor Hammond IA days from Ponce PR sugar.
Labaw.
Fr. bark Comons, Audehon, 50 days from Acan wine to
Wallace.
Brig otheo, Bucknan IL days from rortauPa tobacco,
Br brig Magnet Sparks. so day. from London with mde,
Brig williams. Mallory % days from Toba.eo, loswood
Brig Glide Knba - days from Lnsa,ra with logw.od, to
Brig Gaaee Bear,e Il days from St. Crox with sugar. to
Big Henrietta Parker 10 days from Lubec with plaster tc
Brett & vose.
Br brig Matches Card - days from Windsor Ms plaster
TO order.
Brig Sen Flower Tyler 40 days from 81 Jago de Cuba, with
msasses to spoaord < T,Ileston.
Brig Catharue Head 20 days from New Orleans cotton, TO
Brig Williams, Rivers 2odays from share'tos with cotton,
to order.
Dutch gaot Maria Adr,n Beato. 80 days from Rotsr.
dam, ndse 10 Boorman, Johnston & Co.
sehr s.. r. Randolph, Cha~Pion 10 days from Martinique
schr Duroc Kelly day. from Newbers with naval stores
to NJ Platt
shr Boston, Buckingham, II days from rortauP.e, with
schr Hope Moves. Ho~es 10 day. from Jaeme coffee
G Rossire K Co.
to Smith.
schr Canov Cobb DAY. from Jerime 8, Domingo, with
sshr Ellen, Rodmas days from Newbedord with oil 10
Bowel bryant.
schr state. Rights, Atw.od day, from Charleston, cosn
TO the captain.
Sailed.
Roscss Collins Liverp~sl; Lsuisve Allen, New Orleans
Mesnornnda.
The Ellen from Philadelphia FOR Boston, spoken BY the
pilot boat Washington, 40 miles + Of sandy Hook.
nvsal
The u. s. ship Levan henc.ali wellwas spoken July y
latitude 42ss oa 90 reported BY The Maria Adrians, at TINS
port
A.nawan from St Martin for New York, all well-Out IS
days-of Cape Florida.
couo,a from Jereme for New York, JAY 10, in Turks
samuel Houston Of New York. from New orlean, for 81
Croir, Jsly IA, Of Tortsyas.
Foreign Ports.
ST J.sO Ok cUna June as-sea Flower, Tyler, for New
JAcssl July sope Howe.. Howes, for New York, three
Posr Az PRrxcn Juy a-orss Lee, for New York, l4ih
last; Thoo.a. Powers, Boston, ldg 10Th.
Po,cs r. Is Gays sisceGenera Hodgnan, Barber, for
Posr AZ PLarr day. sineeFssor, Gray, for New York
odays
81. PrRRs. (arLl II days .i.ceTremout, for NYork,
unc; Crusader, do; Select, do.
United statcs Ports.
FsasKroRr. Me July i5-Arr New England Clifford. New
York; 3ssusan and rhebe, Moore, do le-sld Brilliant
Rich, do.
PORTLAND, July 22-Arr Csseo, Merrill New York, Ans
Mann, Chasdler, DO; Washington, Drinkwser, do
PeRrsnoUrn, ~ H. July 20-sld Amanda, Niekerson New
York.
gosroS July 2I-Crd Oscar Lowell, New York; Abbot
Lawrence Hail. do; Samuel Nekerson, dol Salem, Eldredge
New York.
PssvipsscE, July 23-Ar Advance, Bu,sand New York
I'D. Capital, Perry, DO; Radiant, Hawkins do.
PHILApELPsI., july 2i-Arr Planet Bushrod, New york.
cid Sauda, Waters. Africa, via Norfolk.
BALTIMORE, July 23-Arr Barbara squres, Nfork.
RicHnoSp, July 2s-Cid Powhattan Briggs, Liverpool
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-26

On Ttur.dav aner lingering Illness Mr.. Deaiamn Bill
s.cd ~ ytsra an, -.
'On Tncda, last, the 2ad instant Louisa r. valiant. sle
wa native cf France, and Tor masy years idcnt q this
city Va
Smith 81 New YofL, aged mosths.
On Monay 18th instant. of consumption il the vicinity a
West Point May Anna, eldest daughter Of pbc and Eliza
beth Faurot
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-26

Hudos "a So 10 do sS - do s7As ~ 10 81 30 . DO ets
do 81 lAe % se = do e7t b. % DO S.t ,r s a.
Ga NV lSo do 67i ss-Is Bank lls3c, 40 do iseso
BIZ Of Kesucky TO- 50 do 77ac leo d. 7si bso 80 DO 10 80
ss do rs $50 100 do 10 boo 80 dc 80 bSoi0 Morris
b4m 50 do $40 Mutual Fire 1000 East River Fre W
10 18th Ward 6s2s Mohawk 90 b. SO do % 4dsios ra.:r
$3.50 do Boston ( Prov l03a-4s sot-2o sto.
ningtoa $50 Harlem act $780, 100 do 4o " 90 oo o4"s
IA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-26

To rur Enron ov rHr HRRALp:-Sm-A friend has just
read 10 nc the FALSE dying grosns OF daily dying journal
which chiefly supported by the dollars OF two eeebate
quack seyed Ocst who squire editor,aliy or by thsr
every week. that Journal leave the illus
rous rRro their reward promised 10 all liars IN the flat
ehapter Revelations and sh and shall wait TIL the
lies dgorgei preparatory TO the Editors visit on Black
we'll Island rest my just cause with Him who hath ssd,
syeuceance l. minc aad will repay It, saith the Lord"
Yours, ~. JOHN WlLLiamS,
The English oculst, Of Providence House, Aio Broadway,
where numbers of patients may be seen every day al two
o'clock who glad leave the Ocub above alluded TO-
Monday Morsing July 18th, 1880.
N. u. to my letter Of yesterday. . . ,
The dali, dying Journal above alluded TO- has verified N thai
paper Of today tie truth OF predictions IN former iees
rre them rope enough and they will hang th.mse,ss
Doubles. the editor getting paid his outstanding bills on n"
adv,rsrs-, mo,t coustles. con ihuo<s-and preparing
for Nj. visit 10 Bckwes Island which he anticipates to
spend the winter in s quiet retreats FAR removed from the
dzzy world enjoy the delightful breexes Of loud eore"-s
terrific 10 ali others &c the human species In great haste
Yours SC. J. WILLIAMS, the l. q.
Lii lsaQ
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-26
mARRIH -.

On the .,coiur of the 23i inst by he Rev Mr. Benedict
Mr. Martin ~ smith, merchant, Mrs. l.. r. Dubseile both
Of this city
On hc morning &c The 22d inst rs the Rev Pr Spring New
Con Gilbert, E.q M.. Margaret w., daughter o. he late
VIM Frs.er, Esq. al of this city. .
Al Jamae1, l. the 2lst instant ~ the KY george
sa,tes. Mr. Nsr Hicks "a New York to M,ss sWaa Foser'
OF Flashing
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-26
ssesp xep.s Arrived

Passengers Arrived.
In the Condor, from Ponce p R-Mr w Archibald, LADY
and servant Mr. A. Archibald, do; Mrs A. Hammond Mr. ,
Hatch, Mr. Molyneaux of New York; Mr. Perkins, OF
kenncbusk; Mr. Domnick Mr. Arso OF Porto Rico.
Passengers Sailed.
In ths Roseus for LverpooJohn Paine, Esq lady, and
servant Mr. Paine Charles Fehr. Mr. Kennedy OF New
Yorx Mr. Allan Madame Carsdori Allan, Mr. r Evans, OF
England General Saml McCracken and LADY, Mr. James
McCracken Of Lancaster, Ohio VIM Daykn, Esq lady and
servant, w Daykn, Edw Mccoy of London; VIM H. keang
Esq lady, child and servant Miss Caroline BOlman Of Phia,
dcpha; John West, Williams, Mr. Andrew Rudolph. OF
jamaica WI; VIM Ga Of Montreal; WIN II. Hayaes of New
Orleans BENZ nghaw, Palermo Sicily; Alex Becker OF 81
Petersburg; VIM II. Ash, Sheffield, Eng; Rev Reynolds
Mr Robert Lee Louisville Ky; Joseph Pcquet st Marie ILL
James Mcdonald Dublin; Joseph henne, Leeds, Eng Wn
Corbin Virginia; Henry Blackboard Brooasgro.e Eng; MIR
Ase, and servant Missouri John Van Lew, Orra Williams,
Richmond, Va