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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-23

1 Eighth The case Of - Davis, a mid in
offensive citizen. ordinarily employed in or about
the publication or distribution Of religious papers,
who on entering the house where the polls were
held received violent blow on the eide Of his
face, and who escaped by reaching the Inspectors
room.
The inspectors saw much of what is above de-
scrbed. and whatever occurred out of their view,
which is described, IL proved to their satisfaction.
The Inspectors have been informed that there have
/ been come peculiar causes for some al the above
instances Of viocnces such as private differences
or dislkes but they know no single instance, Of
them ALL in which any provoeation was given 10
those who we're guilty Of this dreadful violence.
The Inspectors frequently epdeavoured To discover
the names Of the persons who we're guilty of these
ferooious assaults, but could not. They felt that
there was great danger of violence towards the
respectable and well disposed ctizeHs. The un-
dersigned would have hestaed to enter the room.
to vote, had they been mere voters like other cit
liens, while these scenes were going forward.
The undersigned submit to tue Mayor the etate-
men,s above made, that measures may be taken to
secure the people of this ward on the remaining
day Of the election in Tho safe and peacuble cxer-
cisa Of The right of suifOgc, observing that it is
their belief that cioit force, though very large,
will not secure this. The savage fury of the men
who compose these mobs, CASUALLY from City to
ono hundred strong, } would put the civil force to
flight. The inspectors credloy informed that
on this afternoon. threats have been made Of fr-
Their violence to the persons and property of some
OF the inhabitants of this ward on the morrow.
All Of which is respectfully submitted.
Harlem, Wednesday evening. Aurll 10Th, 1889.
ISAAC PLATT
EDGAR KETCHUM, Two OF The insPec'''
To the Hon. Aaron Clark Mayor.
CRY AND County OF New York, SIS.
| certify that ] was present at the Poll Of the
election held at the corner of S6lh Street aud 81
Avenue on the l0h day of April 1880, and from
what saw while there ! have no hesitation in
suy;ng that the life of any and every man profess
log himself Wing, was in jeopardy from the
Violence used and the threats made in my hearing,
and further saw. that several persons were as
san'ted and with great difficulty rescued from the
hands of their ASSISTANTS, while was present. The
persons rescued were by some }etc of the peace
ably disposed of the opposite party. | will far.
Their state that an officer Of the Poll Themes
Smith,was knocked down while on duty al the Poll
and as am informed, without having the least IN
tmation OF any such intention by any person
ISAAC DOUGHTY.
Assistant Justice IL h Ward.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-23

tors doctrine correspond with the principles o, es,
aud with humble, meek, lovly and iorrv,pc ,a.
No fellowship with political or religious saysbs,,
with those who refuse 20 come up to the oh,, h,
liiion doctrine, which is nothing less than "a, 49,,
Of force to girs immediate partial frs eGcn is i.
r,iiiions Of coered sarsess, nitGout any promo,
ther', ssd encourage unrtstrainsd and Saaitf-,,.
amsigamati9n 'eitt To 'rhiis population And n :,
mistake not, the true Garrison doctrine goes s, a.
Their, aud provides FOR annihlsting all the soes i.
tons in order 10 give full scope 10 the nms,..
ting doctrines
Now, after ALL it is admitted that il would be r,
did as well as uncourteous in us 10 imputc bsd mote,
10 the editor Of the Telegraph imprudcni as he mas,
in the course he is pursuing in relation 10 the ,,,
question, or to doub, the purity Of purpose Of The Al,
slavery society when they adopted their eSsefls,,
resolutions at the late meeting al Mddlebuy hsfe,oo,,
alluded TO. And as far as we understand eapdor ,ss
courtesy think 1t wculd much better becen, Al,
Telegraph man TO treat those who honestly differ . .,
him, or the society this momentous Subject VIII
oandor and courtesy, But FOR this difference In c,,
ION in matters Of eSpedieucy every one is to be ,
edin the manner aud style that the editor Of the Tee
graph has ass1cd US, it certainly Jeray5 ngv emily
N'4trI'Htce % 'tsillflltf bt want % Soli44tN
in his own rrofessad abolition dootine which st,ga
greatly against Tie purify or his motives.
We SHAH not here attempt 70 expose the posi,i9aA
kenny The onti.savcry society aud their organ Ia
Telegraph, in relation 10 its bearing upon civil and 70
hgious matters. But VIC will state briefly, that nowia
standing we may be as devoid of sense aud reason
the Telegraph man would presume represent us "
shall insist that we ate right in promising that shoa
the principles ard policy coniended for by that society
generally prevail aud be carried into cfTtc, By all III
conflicting political and religious parties now urhapp
ly existing in this country, and each pattern after ~,
society IN their movements, it would not require ms,
sagacity TO discover that all civil and religious Il
stutlons would exhibit such state Of chaos and col
fusion as would ultimately leave nothing but melal
eholy wreck and ruin in their train Aud instead
cur three millions Of colored population in bondage,
should be greatly in danger of having the whole cou
try in "chans and slavery" under some mcrcen.i
tyrant.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-23
swartwout A Whis!!i

The assertion that swartwout is Wing Aad thrts
fore the Wings responsible for his defaloatton MI
more ridiculous than thousand other ialschoods 10
which the Van Buren, party driven in their pestst
extremity. The records of the Senate, not yet oxpuHg
cd, set the matter at rest.
On the lsth of January 1890, President jackson
message TO the Senate commenting foilowa
Commissions have been granted during the recess OF
Congress TO the following persons for the Offices
peeuveiy annexed 10 their names IL nominaia
them 10 the same, siZ -
Here follows long list of removals and appoint.
menls, containing, among others, the iolowing;--
SAMUEL SWARTWOUT, 10 DO collector Of the
customs for the district Of New York in the State uf
New York, vice Jonathan Thompson, remortd -"
Senate Journal for 1929 and 1890 pnges l9I 400, 4o3
ms nomination was too great an outrage public
opinion TO pnss without opposition, for Swa,twous
character notorious On the 25h of March isas
MIR Sanford presented te memorial of Jacob Wander.
pool ana others, praying that his nomination might not
De confirmed; and on the same day, Mr. Holmes of
Name, presented the representation of Gerr Forbes
on the same subject which both referred TO tho
committee on commerce. Page 437 OF the same
Journal.
The Journal Of the Senate for March 20, fparc 400
is follows -
"The Senate resumed the consideration Of tho nomi.
nation OF Samuel Swartwout On the question, Wan
the Senate advise and consent TO this appointment,
1t was decided in the affirmative Yeas 25! NAYS "
ON motion Of MIR Bib, the yeas ond ma VS. being desired
hy one min OF the Senators present, those who voted
IN The affirmative are
"Messrs Adums Barnard Ben,o, Brown Cha.,
Dteftrsoa, Dudcy, Ellis, FORSYTH Grundg, Heyne,
Hendricks, ircdsI, Kane, King, Livingston, M Kinley,
NJ Lean, Rowan, Sanford, Smith of Maryland Tars.
well, Tfoup, White, Hoodbury.
"ihose who voted ~ the negative are
- "hieFsts Barton, Bal, Bib, Chambers, CLAYTON Foot,
frelinghnysen, Holiness Johnston, knight Mars
Neadain Robbins, kuggles, Seymour. silsbee, sm,N
OF south Cofolina, SPrague, Webster, Wiley
no senate Then consisted, when full, of "a Admin.
lstEhtlon ana u Opposition memters The vote was
we beheYe, st1iciiy pdTtB 6gis0a Here we find Tho
true blues oi tie party BENTON, WOODBURY., and
others, ecng for the nomination. which wns opposed
ny inc anu JACKSON membefs was party nonina
ton forced down tho thloais ur tie Scnnte by par,v
dictaion. jonathan Thompson, an honest public ser.
yont who had never emhszzled a cent Of Tie penpos
money was rtmoeed TO make room for his party fayo
he.N H. Courier.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-23

ely FEN The wee; unt.l the two les, days Of tb'
VoyAgc.
TIE Liverpool steamer had 10, arrived in EGG
lsad before the departure Of tho Great Western
Tho EselsBd, !sAys the J. Of Commerce whicl
lea this port on the I'd Of March. srueed at LAYER
pool on the l0,h. She carried out the Presidents
Message relative to the North Eastern boundary
and the Memorandum or temporary arrangement,
concluded at Washington between the British
Minister and Mr. Forsy.b, Secretary cf State. Ia
short. at the departure Of tho Great Western the
Brush Gc,ernmen, and people were 10 possession
Of The worst features the case; yet they seen
TO have received II with lolerable equiuamiiy, aud
to have anticipated no other than pacific iorniu.
alton Of The dispute. The spin, Of the Govern
ment is seen in the annexed paragraph from the
Morning Chronicle and az for the people, we
earn through British subject who came passen-
ger "a the Great Western. that they manifested
very little eheryescenee on the occasion. Even
the Times is adverse 10 war, and proposes a SOM
promise on some terms which, ii We understand
them. Maine would probably be ready to accede to.
The tenor Of The Presidents message (says The
Eve. PosD spoken Of IN the ministerial papers
firm but eoDcihaiory.' The tory papers, how
ever, treat It IN somewhat different manner. and
attack 1t for not disayovihg the claim OF Maine TO
exclusive jurisdiction Of The disputed territory
The proposal OF Mr Webster to take possession of
the territory on the 9TH OF July does not sppear to
have created much excitement. II is remarkable
that the whole affair had produced no variation IN
the funds.
The subject Of the Presidents message, and the
proceedings of Congress had not, however, been
brought before Parliament before the departure of
the Great Western,
Among the passengers is Prof. S. r. b. Morse
of New York, bearer of dispatches from our Lee
CATION in France to the Departments of State and
War at Washington.
The Letters from London all agree in saying
TIM. the English Ministry are entirely averse TO
war, and that no serious apprehension is felt of
such event IN the money circles though the pos
slbllity of such event has created good deal
Of caution.
The London Morning Chronicle government
paper) of March 2lst, says--"The intelligence
from the United States. is upon the whole Of q
satisfactory character. Notwithstanding the dis
position OF the citizens of Maine and the apprehen.
sions which portion of the American press enter
tans that some hssty and inconside-ate proceed
ngs OF that Stale may preciptste events, we are
strongly disposed to confde in the central govern.
ment, without whose appreciation il is scarcely pos
siblo that general collision should take place.
Where the disposition is so manifestly good, we
ars justified in anticipating peaceful ISSUE"
The advance IN Cotton. from the latter part of
February when the advance began to our presen,
latest dates, was rather more than Id per TO-
The Princess Charlotte Bonapar,e, daughter of
Jose phi Bonepar,e, died at Sarzanne, TALLY. abou,
the LIST Of March.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-23
FFvss 1As .sss York Jspsrs Of Monday
ARRIVAL OF THE GREAT WESTERN

Srteem Days laier fro~ Europe.
N The steam ship Gtos, Western. Cap, Hoskin.
~ 100 passengers. arrived early this morning
snrsiol. Which place abe lsit on the 23d Of
bss regular day. By her I've have London
49, eFeolng Of the 22s. also Liverpool
- ssms date.
z ~ Gag passage appears 10 have
@r7eS and violent squalls accom-
mfssh ale hse 20 eneean-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-23
From Me Caiedonian.
Uorrid Confession of Crime.

Rumor had brought 70 our the story OF strange
aud shocking confessions Of an individual reading a
few miles north of US, made previous 70 his 4,csase but
we supposed il safe, it usually is in such cases o
mekea liberal discount for exaggeraon aud therefore
Feira!ned from publicly noticing them For once how
ever, ii would appear that rumor was about CORE IT, aad
is fully confirmed By the following narration s tie
pen OF the Rev Mr. Young, worthy preacher Ct toe
FreeWiil Baptist connection
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-23

Mr. Ps2sne,u hss arrived ia Pans and sesn YARN.
y reserved BY the hhetss.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-23
foR TIE GALLOWAY.
.lnd . saIe ~ sia ,8N NJ y0a O. e. 81 3

md Be sure y2W SIN '7H find yoa out GIN. % g.
Perhaps more striking illustration of tb.l sentgeas
contained 10 his text If scrpiure ia 70; TO BE- u5 10
me Annals Of this State, than ore which rs re- aJ
occurred N our very midst, 10 the closilr setuee
We % an unfortunate fn1n some account If rr
nov becomes my painful duty 20 give to he ~
y or "a VAL DhoWS, WHO Is Toe aaujiol of d. 81
died ~ "herlock, VI on lie 2lst III, ct the r.
years undef cifeums;auce. Fuy awful
nc "rtef u uHacqa2nied wish the earlp ifs.-r g
'"s ~ an save mat he wgs born ia Rashrster z.
alu aonut ihe oee OF ~ be mgde profession ft-t
'''h 'e"g'h' ABOUT 20 years lg9 Re rrin9yef MS
P4ef' where be has lived ever since win Z, 81 r1eep.
nohs ni oct alionai rbsceHre 81 fsw inoDs o. toe,
pan u which tiA.e he speAt IN Canada al Ne lsi.
ing business.
Dung hlafesidenre in Ills country he bs qrstrrG
!" W. 4i"sh engaged ~ religion the most ~ q as
SN'i +" or weeks before his death About the 'sf o.
Irpfoary he began 20 inquire # q rent .auaa y
My AHd Aeard am bqd ysg0ris atouf lin . seeri that
s ~ btga" t. mod him or and be thought mas! bs
t"St iNr people had made ;he 6iscogsfy.
IL was nj long before his anxiety increased 70
hs most dreadu mental distress he said frequent
~ i must confess, bot still appeared unwilling % %
70 AiieT eonlInalhga while Ia this situation be e.
claimed u raast contest and began 10 say had been
deserving the people than ~ years he bad ssds
great pfeiensione 10 rel giOn and all the while lived -
the practice Of gross sins lie confessed that he h'a
praeaed then 10 some extent and nsnled different ~
ueles that he had stolen different tines and also VS.
he had ---------------- but no, for the SAKE =
the lirlHR have blanks oblivion draw .sf csfA
fell over HE mart II he c,ufcrsion
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-14

At this season Of the year. before market IA. fairly
opened the attention Of the traders chiefly turned 10 the
probable extent Of the crop The host Of who
late years. have infested the cotton Market bssy
ing such many fav.r their particular interest This
well undessto by the manufacturers and but little
attention il paid reports Towards the close &c the
year the highest estimate, which reached from The
SOUTH with regard 20 the CROP 100000 bales Az
the old stock sold on this amount gradually increased sot
very many Of the estimates reach 30O000 bales The
dry season which fccmpant frat, turns
oct have been very favorable picking out and the quality
Of the cotton much i'm ,rovsd thereby In computing the
receipts OF the year, there fact be mna
which kewise the re- alt dry weather the bales will
be average from 6to per than those Of
season. and the planters alere that they find difficulty
in balns 40 lbs than they did $50 the
quantity of bsggpg We go lbs the average weight
ofthe bale for the present but ing
rority ~ the color and staple WILL proba-
bly, much, this season, rom the bale Of lbs he
did last year, from that Of 4,0lh The accounts from all
the States represent 'he yield large The Atlantic ports
will receive lea 20 per than last year upon
the whole the agsresate crop may run high between
100000 and 800 900 bales
The southern arkets srs now dull awaiI the accamu
Iaten 81 good stock and prices disposed droop they
from to cents below the rates the fore
Of October yet large buyers have made their APP
pearance alleged that the IT, g. Bank turning
southern into cotsp through the agency OF w. IL.
Robertson In New Orleans such staten has however
been conradcied in the Phade phia papers. The cotton
dealing. bank. have unpopular the SOUTH
tent
The stock his city unusually small for the SEASON. con-
sequsn'y but little is doing prices have been ftn
arr,a, of The Liverpool Ths following table OF the
stock receipts and exports in tie u states from the LAT Oct
10 the 18th Dec. for three Year,:
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-14
bal 7oo Sac s1,1lss1a A7ls $40 aala. SD. osa

In ,h. table we have pu, down only which
paid out " the state Treasury and have pot down the
sourcss which they depend u. Thus The stocks
bsssd BY the Of Me- YorA s aea aos whereas the
actual debt OF the state which she pays interest n about
esso 600 including tie " 1000 recently taken q.
ntsses 10 England W tn B,nh Of Commses and Others
While s revenue OF canals aud above ell ssVepss
has averaged r YEARS $50 Tn. State Of reno.yi
psys interest the so.n 81 ~ oco bpt has set
spSt % meei ascos du,ies essaI ard railroad o., It,
sssnss 10 600 CO., The Law provides that the balance
o. 80 900 shall ~ paid from the State Treasury, but
sAis peer u u ssss tai.ss that Ne Trssuy def lent
eioAeeo Instead having any sAss 10 si.s towards ~
l4r~t Many o. The e,As sss,ss show snail amounts Yvh
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-14

Too steamsrs sssggsS The Yalnyn sad Rio
were recently snsgged % the wssssSa rivers me
latter near the "'fhree Sister,"
Militia three AuHdved streWg.-Ths hret parade
Of the Arkansss militia since the organisations ofthe
state government, was made ~ L't'ie ROCK ON the
10Th cit. They were 800 strong.
Timer Efississ irpi closed The upper river has
closed over with ice. The steamers cannot ascend,
and are obliged 70 crib up"
Horticulture in NsU York 1t 10 estimated that
there are two hundred and fifty thousand farms in
this state.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-14
CLIREHuGH'S TRICOPHEROUS on MEL
GATED COMPOUND
ron rHE
HUMAN HAIR.

THIS preparation acknowledged the Only sGscs
remedy prevent Baldaess the Hair Becoming grey
complete restorative VIII the hair hiss fsies els pus
Ger cleanser o curf and danar and all mpufiuss %
diseases Of the slin Of the head.
not be considered initiating corrorea NJ nor
I, composed Of grease oil fatty matter Of sy sns
the medical faculty all such subsroes are Knows 20 oe ps
lively injurious. notwithstanding what ignorant empires ~
10 the CONTRARY. ....~
The chief virtues Of the T1eopseo- Or Med'essd Con"
pound, are 80.
III, sracing, srenrthenne, snd clarifying prorsrsss4
lts gently stimulating toe action ostss SAW
Its squsliring the circulation Of me nu'ds.
a vs. producing and snecuragas reseuoo " ,ne se'o
and particularly in the pulp which receives shs vssss
and nerves. irving life and vgor 10 the barr.
s. Its ~ eng the from the Effects q psrsrrssioo seur
aHs dzndriM, aud disposins the hair to curl.
Asd lis frequent use VII Fress We Ms nav "a cesov an
health to laes, period ~ lite.
See Clirebr IN treatise % the M -.
Price a bottle cold by the pr~pvsstsv nj he essnss
voore. seraer o odwsy and Fsiscs sessss and % hm
ps;ssss se-ps. b. DoAA DsuNsA ecssss q B'sssss -
krosss ~ william Minor, prvgsist Deg ssrsss, $500
grsrls heus hrs. King cAssler, rucs street, -
iii the prsnsipa s'siss u tAs Unicn @~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-14

JAMES 0sAssK snNHsry, Fee
DsAn ssa.-Ths psLsy paper In order 10 distract
public attention 6sn The original gssssn Il i den
qusncy has adopted OF s~nJer infamous
Statements from such quarter ,hoSd not have
ICED not that sssce might by some, be construed
an aequescence he truth The bcIs rcckesy
serted fscts Tis alone will dsdide which 10 the right
sde-We abide this devsopement III feet confidence
Yours respectfully.
l3th Dec. SYLVESTER Co. 1855 Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-14

Or For Cons and Liver Complaint
Persons predisposed these diseases should never
be for Gay without DR.. Taylor's Balsam Of Liver.
wort. Thousands who seemed destined for an early
grave have beeu saved, and restored to excellent
health, by the timely use Of this vegetable medi.
cine This medicine restores healthy action to
the lungs and strengthens the whole system Ask
your ply scians what they think Of this medicine
Go and those whom this medicine cured we
publish their names in this paper daily. Satisfy
yourself that this medicine is all il is recommended
to be- and then Sold genuine at 375 Broadway
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-14
Cleared,


v.nnsS cunSsr.n Hatch Mse kob a M.n.o" Nor
leans; Mary kin.sli CHURCHILL, Havre; Mout,la, Hyses,
Charlestcn Lamar, Rsey, Savannah; President, No.k
Alexsndria, DC.
8, .,;,,,.. ou.. = Arrived;
Snip Ehha Dsn.i.o. West, 70 d. I'm Smyrna, wool, &c
Bark P.sl, Ran.rd - d. I'm Antwerp, via New Castle
Br brig Cora. ksa.rd, 50 d. FIN Monaeso Bay. tJam) p
Brig M.spp Green 40 DIS I'm St Jago de Cuba, via Nor
10 capt.
schr Gil Bla. Ho~e. % d from Kingston, (Jam pimento
schr Pioneer, Cosen days from Brand, wne with corn
meal.
sehr Adslne Wilson, Candy days from Wilmington, ma
schr 81 John, - days from virginia, with oysters.
10 master.
NOrleans, and othen-Wind w.
MomernnAa.
The Pilots or the small pane ~ O, the OH
in stated that the ureveus night there or FIVE
vessels below waiting Cor pilots Such the fact For
arrived on Sandy Hook single vessel that has 10
wait any eng u time fer pilot On the night question
named the Washington James Avery Virginia and John e.
Davidson, and there OF active
energetic the pilots Of Nsw York
There veeel ashor Long Island near Bsb,ls. a.
reported The Arethusa had as passengers railroad
iron 50 tens SALT and some merchandise The salt thrown
overheard.
unusual number Of came ever the BAHAMA Bauh,
and around the Torucase 92d and 23d ut bound
SHIP bsaidns at QUEBEC We learn that very extersve
business vi. Be- done this wintsr at Quebec in the hip build
Ing lns there being already no less than thirty large class
vessels and two brigs on the stocks
Naval.
The steamer Ponss Com Mayo, sailed from Charles.
ton the 9Th inst for Norfolk
Nstsce In Mariner-.
The Light Slip NJ Five Fathom Bask having been forced
from station the banhs inst BY stress of wea
ther now WILMINGTON Del undergoing repairs and will
expected her station weeks. Of which
duo notice will b given.
Moa,exuma, Tor Rio Jansiro Nov - t % - long 70
30 w.
United states PcrsA.
PoRrLAsp, Dec - Pioneer, Smith, 80 Ubss for New
PH,LapELrHIs, Dee lsarr Pfsne Bashnsii NYrL; below
Mouongshea Johason iverpoo Ct Jcshua Sears, Booth,
w,LM,roro Del Dee 7-arr Pioneer Carscn NYork; 9th
Despach Carson, Dol Resscea Abigail, Bartlett, do.
BaLIno.. Dec lar Potomac J.hn.oa NYora; Sarah
WaIpole Albany VIA Nyork; cid vrrfns, Cole, NYorL
ALEIASDsA. DC, Dec Ioarr Julia, New York; Ill., sid
CHAaLE.ros Dec e-sid caihoun o'Nel New York; 9Th,
Nathaniel Hooper fresto, Hau.; Eutaw Allen Livepooli
sAvArrAH Dec e. Clinton. tyop NYers; cid Freeman
Sparks. Cubs; Augusta, Sherwood, NYork
MopuLs, Dec Carr Julia, Rowe NYofk Great Britain,
Nrw orLEas., Dec Arr Memphis Nichols New York,
Edmund Perkins. nser'c DO, "a cid star Mall. do; John
.pears, Crow. dol Lyons, Asry Livsrpsoi Sarah Lee,
frs..csL,. Nov as--srr Irs from New yorA; Antelope
Ar,L.curcoI. Nov 27-arr Lawrence Copeland. Sears
York.
sr JoHss, nb, Dee S-srr Boston, Foster NYors
rsLsourH Jrm. Nov a-susap, Hughes, NYork.
SAVANNAH Ia Man. IS day, sincs-Arcot Sherman, OF
Portland, for NYcrk, Is days.
There were 10 Americas weasel, MonIsgo Bay day.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-14
CON Trade.


Since last Friday there has been decline most descro
ons Of provision Of fully per The prices Of tur
keys chickens beef lamb pork and veal particular have
receded asd be purchased the following rates.
Turkeys so $i,o0 Bsefpsr ID g a IL cts.
Chicken Ha 1,25 Pork 7aI0
Lamb per ID 6an Veal 7ala
The receipts Of poultry pretty large, will continue
till year sets in. After Christmas expected that
will again advance When the weather colder
and etd the huckes wal put up the rates, Tor they
then keep their stocks from day danger
of .sng.
weight That which has been atey rscsised market
10 ofcxcellsnt quality fat and as hard az marble