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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1839-11-25
DEATHS.
In Duxbury, Nov G, Charles Newton, aged 81.
DEATH OF SOLOMON SOITTayICK

The melancholy task is ours to record the sud
den death of SOLOMON SoUTHwIcK, ESQ.,. an old
and respected nhabitant Of this city. ana editor OF
So"th'Oseh's Family Newspaper He was on his
return from social visit to the family OF friend,
on monday evening last, absut 9 o'clock, accom-
panied by his wife. when he was suddenly ares
led by an affection of the heart and died before
reaching his residence. Mr. 8. was in the Goth
year OF his age.-.4ibany Daily Advertiser.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1839-11-25
AN EXTRA TAX OF seEsOOl. LoCoEoco
coNsIsTEN,3y ExEMpLIIFI ~


The reader will notice, in the journal of legisla-
tive proceedings, that when the bill for assessing
the usual three cent tax was before the House,
Stephen S. Brown moved TO raise The lar TO
four cents--that is, from 100000 to $4,000. OF
the motive for this large addition to the burdens
to the people--he real one being purely political,
by the way it is not our purpose now to speal'
Our present purpose is simply to show who vo-
ted for an EXTRA TAX Of $4,000 for the next year.
and to call attention to the fact that these men voted
tE-;- AGAINST asking for Vermonts share of The
proceeds Of the public lands. In another column
is list of the ayes and noes, and Of the ocofoco
dodgers, on the land questions; and below are the
nyes and noes on Browns motion to increase the
state lax. TIL sc votes exhibit a beautiful speci
men of locoioco consistency at one moment they
Glamour about the debt which one side Of the
state treasury owes to the other side, and demand
an addition of $4,000 to the taxes; at another,
they vote against pressing RreHTFUL CLAIM of the
state to funds which, if obtained, would reduce
materially the taxes of the people, or do away
entirely sSthe necessity of any direct tax
Let the'feope remember it.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1839-11-25

Yeas, Messrs.
Adams of Cuvendish, Parker of Bradford,
Aitens, Pearson,
Allen of Albany, Pennock,
Atwood Perey.
Averll Pierce Of Barton,
Barber Rice,
Bean, Rich,
Beckett, Richardson of Fayston,
Bgelow of Wheelock, Richardson of Waitsfd,
blanchard, Samson,
Brown, Sanborn,
Bush, Sargent.
Butler, Scott,
Chamberlain, Silver,
Charlton, Smith of Berkshire,
Dillingham;, Smith of Bolton,
Dodge.of Iunbrilge, Smith of Cornh,
Ferrin, Smith of Monkton,
Gay. Sprague,
Grswold Of Cambridge Siebbins,
Griswold of Randolph, Stone,
Hall of Dover, Stowel,
Hall of Groton, Thomas,
Hall of Ryegate, Thrasher,
Henry, Toplif
Hulet. Turner
Humphrey, Underwood,
Hutchings, Waite,
Ingalls, Walker of Thetford,
Johnson, Wordsworth,
klnsman, Waterman,
Luce, Wheeler of Montpelier,
Matlocks, Willis,
Morrison, Winsow,
Needham. Woodworth.- 10.
Nays, Messrs.
Adams of Marlboro, Hayward Of Addison,
Allen of Westford, Hawley,
Bard Hazen,
barnard, Hubbard,
Barns Of Hancock, Higley,
barns OF lkochester, Human,
Bartlett, Hodges,
Bascomb Holt,
Beach, Hubbard,
Benton, Kingsbury,
Bgelow of Brookfied, Knsley,
Boynton Knapp,
Bridgman, Ladd
Brigham, Lamb,
burlington, Leonard of Chiltenden,
Chandler Leonard Of Fairhaven,
cleveland, Martin,
Cole Mcsser.
Coolidge, Porter
Cook of Mount Holly, Raymond,
Corbln, Round,
CuShman, Rumsey,
ca Ter, Sanderson.
- geo, Shattuck,
DuJse Of Andover, Slack,
Ea" :, Smith of Brjdporr,
Ellsworth, Spear
Fillmore, Stoddard,
Fisk OF Eden, Strong,
Fisk of Walervle, Tenney,
Forbes, Tyler,
Foster of Swanton, Wakefield.
Freeman, Walker of Whi,no
Trehch, Warner of Georgia,
rrosf' Warner of Jericho,
Fullam, Warner If Nav U.ve,,
Gilmore, Weeks
Goodell, Wentworth
EoWGey, Wheeler of Wnhal
Ha'I OF Isle La Mott, WheelocL,
Harvey OF Barnet Wiley,
Hays Works,
Young,-e7
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1839-11-25

Payment is earnestly requested and must be made
on all note and book accounts which have become
due, previous 10 the LIST of February next. B. R.
Painied, Nov IT., '39. 26-3m
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1839-11-25
CHEAP CASH STORE.

BANCROFT s. RICH have received from Boston
their stock of Goods in addition TO their former
stock, making our assert nent much extensive,
which Offering lower for cash than wo
have offered before. Purchasers are earnestly
in Siiel 10 call and examine prices and quality,
and Judge for themselves.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1839-11-25


HAVE FOR SALE,
a a 900 Gallons Wnter-strancd Sperm Oil.
". 5000 do Spring do do
5000 do light coored Winter Whale Oil.
500 kegPow
100 hhds. Moldsses.
$50 boxes square hand Tobacco.
so do. old Ccvendish do.
100 kegs Fig Tobacco.
Cue, Steel Sh0ves.
so casks Sueraius.
Sugars, Teas, Coffac, Rice, Pepper, Pimento, Nut.
mcgs Cloves Ginger, Starch Indigo, Rasins, mus
lard Pepper Sauce, Pipes, Soap fne Salt, Shot, Co.
Goa, Chocolate, Bed-cords, Cotkes.lines, Snuff Let
ter Paper, Wrapping Paper, SC. &C.
Also, a large assortment of
LIQUORS, WINES, COROlALS, &C:
The above good will be sold favorable terms
can be bought in the city, and warranted of the
best quality. Country Traders, and the former Gus
toners Of Leach, Paige f. Gilmore, invited TO
call before purchasing.
JOHN LEACH,
JOSEPH A. GILMORE
Bos on, Oct LIST, 1889. 90 3m:s
p S.-J. l.. & CO.. will sell Tor their regular
TONER'S free from any expense TO them) all kinds of
country produce, will take the in exchange for
Goods
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1839-11-25

I00 GROSS FRICTION MATCHES, for
AOO sale at Manufactured pricss by Villas,
LOOMS e. Go. Burlington, Nov. is. 81
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1839-11-25

Yeas and nays on on Mr. Bro,On's amendment Il
The bill assessing a lar for The support of govern
,nPnf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1839-11-25
RAIsINs! RAISINs!!

Sn RAISINS! RAISINS!!
~ boxes fresh bunch raisns Tor sale low by the
box orsinge h. by Langdon and Wright. Nov. II.
THOMPSON JACOBS ESTATE.
TNHE subscribers, having been appointed by the
J. Honorable Probate Court tor the district Of Wash.
ingon, commissioners, 10 receive, examine, and ad-
The estate of Thompson Jacobs, late of Waitsiod in
said district deceased represented insolvent and The
term OF six months from the 25th day of October,
1889, allowed by said court to tho creditors Of the de-
ceased, TO exhibit and prove their respective claims,
before us--do give rotice that we will attend 10 The
duties Of our appo,> saont at the dwelling house Of
Charles Closson, IL Norb6eld in said district, on
The irst Tuesdays of January and April next at one
o'clock afternoon ofeaeh Of said days.
JOHN l. BUCK,
CHARLES c CLOSSON,
IRA HoLTON,
Commissioners.
Norhded, Nov 9, 1889. 20
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1839-11-25
JOHN LEACH e. co.

(sUccEssoRs TO LEACH, PAIGE AND sTLM ohE')
No. 3, Merchants Rou,
BOSTON, MASS.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1839-11-25

M INES, pure and of the best quality, for sale by
w SlLAS BURBNK Sept. 81, 1899. 10
IRON AXLES, all sizes, with pipe boxes fitted,
L at STORRS and LANGDONS. May ;00m6
NJ ICE PLAIN STRAW BONNETS, and
In great assortment Of Bonnet and Cap Ribbons,
Oct TO- BALDWIN Il SCOTT.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1839-11-25

FRESH GOODSt
lust received from New York at
d LANGDON & WRIGHT'S.
Sept. 25 1889. rs.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1839-11-25

NorIhfield, Nov. 9, 1899.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1839-11-25

DEARLASHES wanted 0y ]. J. Ii. PECK
d SEQ. Burlington, l7rh May 1889
DUTTER SALT, OF the very best quality,
lD for sale by STORRS LANGDONS.
June 1899 eop6m,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1839-11-25

Il ORTO RICO and New Orleans Sugars, just
received from New York and will be sold very low ior
cash nv BAYLIES & GOSS. Nov %, 1889. 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-08
ire s,Icc.ion-I.- Hesulis.

the State has gone for the locofocos the city has
done Last wear the Assembly had wing majority
and il is doubtful which way it has gone. II the
contest is clese. shall scarcely know ill tomor
row. n Sunday--but al all events the moral force of
the Il. ut decidedly with the locofocos. The OPP
posio is eectually routed Tor all practical purpo.
ses, horse, foot, aud dragoons.' No doubt now
exists the reelection OF Mr.Yan Buren, next year,
and III passing Of all his measures, Treasury Bank
and al AZ the next session Of Congress. The oppo-
siton might rally under the banner OF General Scott,
but they have not sense enough 70 take such bold
ground. Let all merchants and business trim
their vessels for the approaching gales-a specie
rency-low prices-little work-no extravaganza
and positive reform.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-08
Mirty-Drss persons died in baltimore last week

n- Csrrrcr TO rrr PuBL,c. On the 2sth Of October
1882 went on board the Columbus al New York
ge passage Ter West Point IN the usual manner BY buying
ticket a. the Gaptan Office. Several other gentlemen did
the But in ascending the Hudson the boat became in
viewed IN race and the Captain dccDsd sndne his
tract required confrsc which every body knows be
binding IN law and morals Contract that be entered
into between and The principle which would
ty him In OBTAINING and carrying beyond The port
dstinatop would also justify him IN taking unlimited
81 time and landing upon the coast of Africa
IL his idea Of interest should dictate.
Though the Of returning West Point furnished
BY the Captain they be considered compensation for
the injury SUSTAIN FOR compensation can be given for the
neglect Of duty and violation Of engagements, which result
from such disappointment
fCsptsn, Bartholomew any other individual should can
IN his behalf for information about the authorship e mi. no,
tce you are liberty 20 give my aud 10 iufor. him
that provided with the proof necessary for
against him. which nothing but rast Of time can
prevent. HasirAroR Mo.rium
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-08
SATURDAY, Aug. 81.
The T0urna lncns.

AxNionr OF THE ORDER THE PRESENT pAy
In days Of yo-e, twas thus the difference ran,
The man Of metsl-or metallic man;
The choice ma, now between the two prevail
The hog in armor, or the goose in mail
Describe him first, then mighty Mars command
Some other passage TO lad, = hand.
The brazen front surmc UNITS the heart ofleaJ,
The brain Of feathers stsffs the wooden head
The glitiering heme.-less for guard than grace
Which lmere eipressive) hides the unmeanirg face,
The trusty shield which at ts greatest need
Projects its owner from the broken reed;
And the white plumage tvaler might bewal)
Gives the last Ensh 10 the head and tail
Soon the steed shall feel this mounted calf
The conscious creature gives loud horse-laush
which seems To say-when thus he's put together,
fou may uphorse him. but uDass him never!
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-08

persons present appearing in their costumes, and
mingling in the qnadres, gallopades &c, nth an
energy which proves the bracing effects of the sea-
breeZes Of the western coast of Scotland upon the
and sinews OF the most delicate. 1t was an
nouncc ed that the tournament would be resumed to-
morrow Saturday if the weather proved favorable
The lower ward of the castle OF IL stiyi-
" and rejoicing. This portion of the edifce repre-
sented the tabled histories Of baronal residences Of
the early days Of chyalry TO the life The asfins
and carcusing kept up con 0more throughout
the night, and daylight dawned upon the re,sls Of
nebes knights, squires, men-at. arms, archers and
retainers.
"Whero thrones OF Knights and barons bold,
In weeds oil peace high trumpbs hold;
With store Of ladies whose brph,
|. Rain influence and judge the prize
With pomp, and feast, and reyelry.
And mask and antique pagesntry."
SATURDAY, Aug. 81.
Today the state Of the weather has prevented the
joustng; the rain descends in torrents and the IN.
tgues Of the last eight and forty hours have ubdued
even the iron nerves Of the most formidable chan.
pions. The castle is full OF guests and the houses
and public inns at all the adjacent towns are still
closely packed with visitors The wind is blowing
hard on the coast, so that those who are about 10
take their departure a little alarmed al steamboat
conveyance, and all vehicles that can be procured
are already engaged to convey the homeward bound
to Glasgow and other places by land.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-08

The total receipts for fare for the year ending a,
the LIST May, 1899, were $40, 1874 II, while the re-
ceipts Of the last six months S7O,5SS s. beipr
within S9,206 y, as much AZ was received in the
whole Of the last year from May I, 1893 to Nav 4.
1850 y
These statements afford conclusive proof that
this rail road - at once the poor mans carriage aad
the working mans hackney coach. ut
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-08

The receipts on this road for the month Of October
are as follows -
October Let TO sist inclusive, 1882 $ll,50I 81
1888, 1896 So
Showing an increase, the last month, over the
corresponding month oflast year. Of $3655 o. equal
TO about AZ per cent.
The number OF passengers conveyed on the road
was one hundred and thirfy.eight thousand three
hundred and forty eight; being at the rate Of one
million SIX hundred and sixty thousand one hundred
and seventy.six passengers per annum.
The number Of passengers taken on the road. who
paid sixpencc only, were seventy four thousand one
hundred and forty.
The receipts on this read for the last half year
are fol vix -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-08

THr sLAvER BUTTERFLY was built In Baltimore
in ds3s, and Is therefore comparatively new ves-
sci She was registered August TO- but her register
was surrendered 10 the Treasury Department on the
following octeber 18th. on the plea that the vessel
had been Lost. She was Lost in one sense Of tae
word but not in another, for she now safely moor
ed 10 the Blight Of the Buttermilt channel in charge
Of an officer Of the English navy. After she was
reported Lost, her owner took out register at New
Orleans which is little and she wastaken to
Havana aud thence to the coast Of Arica where she
was captured Can the collector OF New Orleans
explain his part in the businessl
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-08
Election Returns.

After the result Of the senatorial ticket
Known on Wednesday night, heavy bets were made
that Guck would still be elected Register; ami
great curiosity existed yesterday to know the re-
suit, which ascerianed at late hour last night
to be in favor of Brownel as foilows-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-08

Ou he 9th inst, Dominic T. Blake member OF the New
York bar for the last seyear,
Ms friends and acquantances respectfully invited 10 al.
lend HIS funeral su No N Chatham ST. on the 9Th inst al
10 o'clock. A. NJ - :
On Mendsy morning the al year Of her age Mary vi.
Monday, 9th inst wlsm T. Dem, in the seth year u his
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-08

o. MISS SHIRREFF and Wilson have a concert
on Monday. This will be screamer, and no mis-
take. Jane Shirref is lovely and excellent crea-
ture-we don't know yet whether we shall run away
with her or Charlotte yandenhof-but shall deter
zine
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-08

eg-THE BRIrIsH QUEEN has been out seven day!
She ought to arrive here next Friday the day befor
the Great Western sails again.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-08

CASH SYsrEM.-The Franklin Saloon in Chathai
Square, opened yesterday on the cash system, wit
IS specie claws Trade will now flourish.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-08

NEW FORK, Nov sth, 1889.
DEAR sH-A meeting Of The Oic RS OF f.utry Of the
City aaa Count. oi New York. II a The rank Of Zap.
iain he Il the Infantry Rooms allh ult re-
luton wa ed 10 nsite the Commander hef accept
Of Palc Dnaer &, be gsen by said Officers such
should be agreeable 10 hum COMMITTEES tereioss sp
pointed 70 wait upon his rAceecy and ascertain Whether he
would accept The mutation Tie Committee have performed
Their da'y, and the omman ii.Chof has nied hi.
acceptance u The invitation for day after the 18Th inst
You are requested 10 une with the Officers ol the
our Divisions o. Infantry ~ u up the said Dinner
are requested % attend eeting Of al the e the ia
Anry Drli Rooms cover Centre rket Grad npef
entrance IN Centre street Broome hurssay evening"
me 9TH ,t Al clock, al which time The Committee WI
have ca IN readiness for these who mag feel disposed 70
IN ih dinner As this dilner viii be gven y, Uaces OF
aud uar The rank OF Captain aud m be the first one ever
given BY them 10 the ,ommandsrn ih the COMMITTEE are
cnndeni that they Will be these arrangements by
every officer Of lufanr,.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-08

kt-How will IL do to name General Scott a. Vice
President en- the ticket With Van Buren,, and thus
k,ep him upright for the succession9
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-08

GREAT CRY BUT LITTLE WooL.-Howland &
Aspinwalls affair with the United States Bank.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-08

HARD TIMEs.-Next winter look out for the hard
est times we have yet No work, no money.
bread-nothng to live but lo7e and woman 5
smile. Is not that enough for man angel!
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-08

90 KEAN takes benefit tonight. Certainly
take much you can. Kean has some good
points and some weak ones We shall analy &c him
in n short time.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-08

u ihe Patrick Henry FOR Ivsrpoo-H BAKER aaa lady
Nyorh Miss Bort, DO; Arey, England, A Crodhaus al
Mr. and Mrs Beers NYort Dsvom, do Mr. aud Mrs short
do Mr. WILSON, ID; Mitchell, DO, wr Browne IT. DO
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-08

1rt- GENERAL HAMILroS, in the cotton line, y
has gone to Texas. II he does not manage his cot
ton matters better this year than last, he will next
0o TO the devil.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-08

On Monday evening by the Rev. L. Glider Mr. T. r. NJ.
Dcsoash 10 Miss sarah youngest daughter Of C. Van Bencho
ten, Edo, all Of this city.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-08

0LD CLorHEs.-Noah now comes out plump for
the sub-treasury. Have mercy on ms! lie will next
repeat the Lords Prayer, and declare himself q
Christian. M@M
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-08


In the course of the evening, Brownell came into
Tammany Hall, and cheered immensely. He
mounted table and made this graphic speech =
BOYS, you've elected me, and thank you The
wings have accused me Of being mechanic am
a mechanic, and I'm proud OF the name ! am
baker, and il the heads of some oil the wings had
been in my oven, they would not have been SO soft
as thsy are. They have accused me OF selling rum
nj three cents glass; would have sold II Tor six
cents If ! could have got II. am mechanic;
have al ways been with the mechanics; and l shall
always be with them My hearts IN the right place;
net inch high, inch too lows but Just the
right height. God bless you
The whole Of the locofoco ticket for assembly is
elected Scoes, and the rest of the canting aboli-
tionists have scarce 200 than the rest Of the
wing ticket.
THE stats State, il is almost certain has
gone fer the wings Albany and Rensselaer, counties
have given l4O0 they only gave 300 last year,
when the locofocos elected Page, the Senator, by
AZ majority. Columbia and Green counties have
also gone for the wings.
There is still doubt, il appears, about the eiec'
ton Of John A. King for Queens County, on account
OF some tickets in dispute.
AT Tammany Hall, last night, there was sort
Of sem-sayage semi official meeting, at which there
was tremendous display of noise and nonsense, pre-
paratory to the great ocofoco Saturnalia which IS
10 take place tomorrow night, at which Beelzebab
and all his deputies appointed to attend and con-
duct The ceremonies.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-08

SrLEHDID DIsSER OF SMALL porAross Last
evening large and numerous meeting of military
gentlemen was held At the Infantry Drill House, in
consequence OF the following note which wa. exten-
svely circulated among them.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-08

LET US ALoSE.-Men of all parties and of every
shade OF the two contending factions concur in
thing now the contest is over, and uniformly Of
opinion that previous election was ever conduct.
ed with such modcam Of noise rowdy ing, or breach
es of the peace at the several pollisg places Du.
ring the three days, the police magistrates had
single complaint against loafer for obstructiig
the polls, and this too when it well known that
additional force had been arrayed by the authori
ties and not additional officers deputized. IL
would thus appear that the wing system wrong,
and that the trained bands first caused the rows,
and then made grand display of their proves at
quelng them. The citizens have gained in two
ways by their love of order. They have gained
credit for mutual forbearaHce and the city treasury
viii gain the money which it cost to feed and pay
the extra watchmen for preserving the people from
their natural hatred of restraint.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-08

SAILING or THE BUReUNDy.-Tocay the packet
ship Burgundy sails for Havre. Among her passen-
ger, is Major General Wright, Of the British army,
who arrived here last spring, tour Of reconnei-
sance in Upper Canada probably for the selection Of
sites for the erection of forts. This gentleman Is
one Of the most distinguished veterans OF the British
army He entered the army al the close OF the last
century and served in the West Indies during the
war with France from 1900 TO 1905, incusive inciu
ding the capture Of the islands Of ST. Lucia and
Tobae O. from TIE French. He commanded the bat
teres at the island Of Trinidad, under Sir Thomas
Hslop when that island was threatened with an at
tack By the combined squadrons Of France and Spain
He also served in North America, Canada, Nova
Scotia and New Brunswick, during the whole OF the
late war with the United States, under Sir John
Provost and Sir John Sherbrooke and with the lat
ter officer, served deputy quarter master general
OF the forces In the provinces OF Nova Scotia and
New Brunswick. He also served in the island Of
Ceyon; having volunte cred his services in that is
land during the rebellion of the Kandyan Provinces
and on MS return to England, visited the court OF
Persia 10 official capacity, and was the means OF
preventing the Shah Of Persia from declaring war
against the Honorable East India Company.
A couple Of years ago he was one Of the principal
founders ofthe United Service Benevolent Institution
for the benefit Of the widows and orphans IN the
B,itish service. He is en- route TO Paris, by the
wav Il Havrt and from that metropolis, will either
make trip TO Egypt, 60 20 one Of the South Anne
rican republics, for the purpose OF assuming dis
tinguished position in the service Of its govern
ment. E
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-08

TIE RECEIPTS ON THE HARLEN Rail ROAD
The receipts on this road for the month of October
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-08

We have not yet heard what day has been fixed
upon, but understood that Governor Seward and all
his cabinet, devils and small potatoes included, viii
be present When il comes off we shall give a full
descrntion.