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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-19


MIR. II. RUSSELL and Mr.. sE0UIN's Grand Vocal
lVl and Instrumental CONCERT, At NisLos SALOON.
viii s... Mr.. s.saiu will sing 10 iais rom Torsas,o
Taso,he cslebate Romance The Gallic Maid and BY
general request the pathetic Scotch Ballad Auld Robin
ce, with which received Monday Duet
Of" When little farm keep" Mr. Knight will sing the
Grand from Der Frieschuz and Levers Ballad oh
&C me 10 the west, sisnor Gsba viii perform sewers. IA
vorite pieces the Cornet fstos MIR eoder will
pany and in the Concerted Musi, Mr. segun will sing
for The first time In public Ballad composed Tor him
pressly by Mr.. when beneld the Anchor weighd
from Siege OF Rochelle, and by desre) Moxa Opera
N Russell will sing tby requs the scrr,e Scene of
Wreck Of the Merieo, The Aud WIFE. and first
Concerts, The old Bell also fa,or,e Duett with
Mr.. segnis.
olee-Mr.. seruin, Mr.. Kaight Mr. Lodsr Mr.. Rus
SELL and Mr.. secuin--Whcn winds breathe soft, Weber
sc,ns-M knightO. can bear my Fate longer, Weber
soag-Nr Rus.sll-The old Bell, Russell
Ara-A1rs Scguin-Io fudia-Torquato Tasso Donyett
Balsd-Nlr. segun--whsn bsh,ls the anchor
weighed, fs,ese OF Rochelle) Bale
Fania.ia-s,g Gambzti-CorAeta riston Gambsn
Scotch Ballad-Auid Robin CrayMrs. seguin Old Melody
song-Mr Rus.eli-The wreck OF the Mericc,A
Comic pas,,-N...r.. Russell and sscuin. 10y dc.
sre 6ato IN corpo avee. Mstrmono segreto Cinares
the first and second part, there viii be 10 nisrmis
sion Of half hosr The Grand Promenade Will be ihrown
open nGcen Band which has been engaged expressly
for this consisting of wind insrumsn will perform
Strauss and other equally celebrated wsl,res
Trio--Mr. ssguin. Mr. sssuin and Mr. Ru..ell--o,
hume bencfcio, from La Cana Ladra, Rossni
Ballad--Nr Knieht-The land Of the west, Lever
Song--Mr Russeil-The suid wife. Russell
Romanee-Nrs seguin--The Gallc Maid, (arrangsd
and accompanied by hereby
New Bsllad-NIr. seguin--Cornet ebligato, comro-
SD e.pressiy Cor him. bv Sig. Gsmbati, y. Loder
farm ". Lcsp. M,rzinghi
Laughing Triorvada. via 81 qaa-Mr.. sesuin.
Mes.rs Russell, Iede-. Knight and segun. Martini
Conduetor, Mr.. q. LODER
TeLsts 80 cents. The Coneer, will half past
seven, precisely. disV
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-19

Co AT h,s ncemsnt season OF the writes
ponden) whsa consumption, Asthma, Cosqs Colds &c.
praveert most safe, ecacioHs, and al the time
speedy redy may be found in Dr. Mason We
getabe Bssam For sale by n d. Sands 20 and leo Fu
ton VI Syne, % and $40 Bowery Burnetts Pcrfumsry
store 81 Cons street. c For further paricsars DR.. Ma
con. another pert q the Herald oc23m
nANiEL SWEENEY, N Ann street, returns sne.f
IL thanks % his friends for the liberal surporths,
uniformly rendered him since he Grst Opened bis leco
and them that IA will be his ccnssar eneevor merit
sonnusnce Of their appreciation His table rafwsysush
With The The market affords and those who may sonor h.
table with their presence depend upon being served ~
CLEANLINESS, civiity and promptitude. jis N
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-19

NJ proposals requested FOR the Manure
IN made at the New York and Harlem Railroad Companys
Stables AID street. from $50 horses from lbs Of straw per
hoe for yer from Ist das Of January 1870
Proposals Ia be addressed 10 JOHN wHiGAM, superin
endant 10 be opened the 2T instant aud the contract
given on that day TO the highest ohsr dig wa
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-19
Stnte OF Trade.

StOte Of Trade.
The markets evnce Improvement in activity In Flour
there very little doing aud prices less 6rm The rve
closed below Albany, and, in all probability for the
II is estimated that from 30 IS 0Os bbs of
detained in the canals BY the ice Cotton remains
ceedngly dull with fading prices.
laval SToKEs-There is but little demand fer article
under tins head The supply OF turpenne Of both descrp
sons good and sales of North County have been made
at 81 ST.. At Boston, there is but little doing. forced
sale OF made at 81 which IS cents below the
price.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-19

MEDICAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS medical assistant;
lVl mdde-eged man. well qualified and well recommend
"a, will be preferred Inquire a. Dr. EVANS prvse office,
No. ~ Peek slip dig ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-19

rJvAKE CARE OF YOUR HAIR.-Bewsre Of all foreign
nostrvms and you wish beautfy natures haSdy works
rely the American Exotie- sagss Vegetable Hair OIL
s virtues reproducing, CLOSING and
makxthe Ham all that could be wishedt impossible to
the color soen'ng badness curling their locks ringlsts
Conncu declare their moutache and shksrs now en-
vou the ne plus ultra. for the ladies' and the gentle
mems toilets FORBADE b h. A. Sage Rochester; and IN New
york by q. w. Ring, druggist, ca Brsad~ay; A. D. Y ID
Sands 70 100 Fulton and Barats ferumery store 81
canal Al. woeaworth aos g,asdvay. all I'm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-19

Ths amount Of the Jsns sJPsy~sat ofsssrs' was
In this city specie, sw days sncs The ssesss % ssss
sold and paid Tor 81 Is the amount taken eh'ey
~ banks in this state, under the new lac, on tAs
From the Chief Engineers report, appears shss s pub
lie works are In length, sof miles.
The total cost estimated, \ $i12soaso
Value Of work done, oosiIeo
To be exp<udsd. Ss6s57s0
will require the expenditure Of this additional amount be-
fore The works will yield anything towards the payment Of the
interest," The mach embarrassed in
of tho failure procure funds by the sale Of stock and has
falls: in debt to the contractors S7O6s59
Amount advanced by the Bank, 04l 200
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-19

ilOCrOR GLOVER y consuiteo usual at his Once.
II His praccsl experience, and his chemical
experiments hsve enabled him introduce into his practice
several articles which prompt curing those disc
to which he devotcs his alta ntion.
Dr. o. spprs isa he has received irregular med
cal education and has devoted hs attention for last
select branch ofh profession. His Office - No.
nnn Private entranc. third door from the Museum
through ea,ry with lamp At the office door.
Mr. The Doctor keeps get era assortment of Trusse
and suspensory Basdages which adjusted AID applied
above.
Ps. His celebrated Elixir may Ne had a. his rrc.
dollar js7y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-19

Musical INsTRUCTloN.-MR. MEADER beg %
wi ANNOUNCE that 10 compliance with the sppl
ne ha. received purposes remaining n town this
and wall give Instructions in Singing and The theory and
practice OF the fano Forte Application 4 be made 70 him
~ his residence STA Broome street dl2-lmis'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-19
$5,6s5,75O


SI,31I,Toy
To discharge which, the amount due from the New
York Banks, which is immediately available In this diem
ma the Governor has requested the issue Of State scrip,
deemabe bonds sold. This smells very
like the Hills credit nterdcied by the Constitution Of the
United States. 1t is h.wever, mentioned last resort,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-19
CUsPGNsioN OF SPECIE PAYMENTS The eri,

CUsPGNSlON OF SPECIE FATMENTS The crisis
- arrived the Of the cash system for
however hatterg the credit system may appear paper
effects upon individuals oen prove uinous In the ertrene
In London aud Paris the their face against
tand consequently number Of have 'psupg up
Of late years that do cash business only This has been termed
by the European system, and has but recently been
troduced fnto New York.
PHILLIPS Of 100 William street does net claim for himself
the honor Of its introduction bu he dses believe that be
out TO greater extent than Of his rva Fer instance
they content themselves WITH purchasing for cash 81 the obhe
he RENTS funds Europe 10 buy 81 the manufacturers
direct thereby avoiding all those accumulated profits which
enhance the value Of articles besre they reach the customer
The extensive patronage he hss been hoored with be
sufficient voucher Of public opinion 20 the way be carries
out his assertion Of product s6e rate garment cut IA
perior style and made bv but the finished
lie effects saving -f3 per cent the prices charged by
who profess furnish the best goods and he this
Notwithstanding The suneory OF his style elegance 81 his
garments Phillips will also warrant HIS 90 be equal
any mode in Broadway and he considers them the aresi
standard BY which acompsrision can Ne instituted.
NB.-Al goods paid Tor jo,ery, and gentleman
pected 10 take when reasonable
s call solicited at ios William Of John
ns-3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-19

~ QuACKERY, NO IMposiTIuN-Great improve
IN meot IA the treatment Of Delicate Disessee-Recent
cas.s cured few days elects and structures cured
dousIy BY easy methed also, liberated Tnroat Old
r~ers pieass ~ the Eaddtr aud Kdne diseases OF the
,er SC at pr Evans Dspersary and Principal Office, No.
~ Peek slip. d. Evans has thirty years experience and
rrvslar N. deal edu stiot-~dont SAX Tie sun ber
BMsdeines and Directions sent 70 any part Of The Uni
ted states
pR. EVANS Vegetable Aririeat and cathsrtic Pill. al
ways for ssls al his ofce. mac imsN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-19

MORNING HERALD-SHlP NEWS.
Port Of New York, December 10.
sun 647 HIGH WATER 8 SO
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-19

Packets to Arrive.
LONDON.
Gladiator, Britton, Nov 10
Mediator, Champlin, Nov 20
Wellington, Chadwick, Dec l
LIVERPOOL
8. America, Bailey, Nov ~
@ Washng'n, Burrows, Nov IS
HAvER.
v. de Lyon, at Bermuda, rep'g
chas Carroll, Lee, Oct -
Fermosa, Crawford, Nov 8
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-19

a CARD.-Ths ladies Of TrsnsfgurAtion Church, who
n commenced holding their Fair for the poor last week.
Amscks have man, articles manning hand, in
quence Of the unvorabe state Of the weather during the
Fair and being unable obtain Amack they have engaged
the APoLLo SALOON No 4i0 Broadway. which they will
continue their Fair Friday and saturday the 2Oh and
2lst rnsts. ais At
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-19

RATTLE. RAFsLE RAFFLE!!!
ID AFFLE.-To be ratified for the 30th Of Decs mber
II $780, splendid Cloth Cloak lined through and complete
every other respect Tickets 81 EACH To be 81
Murray street, in the store near West Broadway.
NJ D. As the rattle will positively take place the above
date all chances must pad Tor tkro. dis td30-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-19

TNANCi FUhs Al LOoi-Ih- suosciID-r having a
large stock Of Mus and Fancy Furs hand srder 10
reduce his stock has reduced his prices to actual cost II of
frs opportunity ladies who have not supplied them
selves with Mu and will constitute rich, useful and cheap
present for the approaching holidays Please call at 4 Chat
IT. fills lmsl CHAS. WATSON.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-19

(lPLENDlD GEOLOGICAL EAHlDiTION--Now open
- at 81 Canal Street. few doors east Of
RAYMOND, WEEKS, HOBBY, & Co, have the pleasure
inform the public and naturs that they have established
beautiful and extensive Msnagee Of Living Animals
Beasts at the above Bamed place Their collection
pres great variety Of the finest specimens Unnatural history
imported America. Will be open for the reception OF
visitors each day from ici A. NJ to sP and from to
in the evening. dl2 Ann
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-19

UOWEKY AMPHIThCATgE (late Geological Instituts)
ID 81 BOWERY.-THIs EVENING Dee 10, 1850 the
peril will precisely halt past o'clock,
The entertainment to with Real Pony Races in
which the Jsvsnie Equesrlans will appear.
Young Jonaths the American Boy Of Tromme succeeded
by "a exhibition peculiar the Eas Indies Maj Maha the
Magician! After which the Gemin..in Gymnastics
Mr. Archer will perform Of his popular Arena Acts
Grand Horse and Foot Arena Contest, &c. &c
Raxs Z
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-09-11
N Offices.
A CARD.

Through the medium of the public press. the
undersigned would express his hearty thanks to
those who have subscribed, or in any way assist
ed, to relieve him in the late distressing calamity
that has befailen him. The citizens in the west
part OF the town, in Panton, and especially nv
brother Merchants in Vergennes, will accept nv
grateful acknowledgements.
To the people of this vicinity and imm ediate
neigh borhood, would express nv gratitude,-
tor realize that your friendship has been express
ed, not only by the liberal manner in which ma
ny OF you have subscribed. but by your endeav-
ors to sustain me through this trying avent.
The loss of an ofectiOnate soife, leaving me
with two infant children, was not only affecting,
but It left me in circumstances very peculiar
Add to this the sudden failure Of my bushes, in
consequence of the loss of all possessed, and
you will see in the LIST how trying, and in the I'd
how embarrassing must be my situation. Then
had the frowns of my neighbors been cast upon
me, must have sunk in despair. But their time
~ consultations | shall never forget.
AS this event has been made public, therefore
publicly acknowledge my gratitude to you all,
and assure you it is with grateful emotions that
remember your kindness. And should fortune OF
Providence place me in circumstances to repay it,
l shall cheerfuly embrace the opportunity.
Signed, T. s. ELDR1DGE.
Addison, Sept. 9th, 1889.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-09-11
SABBATH SCHOOLS

The churches, composing the Onion
River. Barre, Addison Co., Fairfield.
Windham, Vermont, and Woodstock As
socialions. are hereby requested TO notice
that part of the Report of the Board o. the
Sabbath School Union, found IN the con-
venuonal minutes Of last fall, viz:
y Your Board would therefore recon-
mend that each Association be considered
auxiliary 10 this body. and each school
auxiliary TO the Association, and each
church clerk be considered clerk also Of
the school or schools. Then when re.
turns are made of the church 10 the Asso-
citation, let the clerk consider il his du,v
to report the state Of all Sabbath schools
connected with the church. and Def mo LET
ter be sent 10 The Association, unless a re-
Port at the Sabbath Schools Is embrae,d
an a. Then the stale of Sabbath Schools
could as easily be ascertained as tina, of
the churches themselves. Sometime
like this we are apprehensiTe must be
done or this union will remain inefficient
and useless"
The clerks Of all associations in the
Slate, holden, or 10 be held, will please
forward a copy of their minutes 10 the
subscriber, as soon as may be, after the
session OF their respective associations
Secretaries of all auxiliaries. having re-
porls, will please forward as soon as con.
venient. AARON ANeIrR
Cor. Sec. w. B. s. s. Uaisn.
Waterbury, August l3, 1889.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-09-11

DIED.
At Adrian, Laurence CO.. Michigan, July % m
The peace and JOY Of christian hope, Dea. ZeTi
Bascom. formerly Of ORWELL VT, aged -.
In Bradford, Aug. %, John Z. aged 3 wear. G
months; Ann X. c: aged years and III days,
children Of Cephas HI. and Mary A. Kent.
These lovely babes, as promising as fond parents
could desire, were suddenly cut down, on the same
day by different diseases. The death Of the first
was owing to the Whooping Cough terminating in
lung fever; the other to Cholera Infanfum. They
were peculiarly dear to each other; and now they
are gone, their bodies realize not the loneliness"
OF the tomb; for they laid 10 Sleep" sweetly
joined in each others embrace, in the same grave
and coffin, there to rest, till the resurrection
ing, when believe that the Savior, who said OF
such is the kingdom of heaven" will sureiy bring
them with him.
In Orwell on the 26fh ult., DANIEL BUKr. 70
also on the 9th inst, wife of Seneca Austin
In Westford, 10th ult., of consumption, Olive.
wife of Luther Chase, aged SO years. She has
left a companions, two small children. and large
and respectable family connection TO mourn her
loss, with which the whole town and yicinitv rru,
parhize But our loss is her gain, for She diei in
the trumphs of faith, and we trust has gone into
the possession Of that rest that remaineth Tor the
people of God. IComn -
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-09-11
NILES, NATIONAL REGIgrrR
FOR SALE.

That the estate Of the late Hezekiab
Niles may be speedily settled. il has been
deemed advisable by those who have The
management thereof. that the entire eaab-
lishment, so well known throughoottbe
country as NILES REGISTER, should
be sold: Ii is therefore offered for sale.
with The subscription list, printing mate
rails and every thing which properlv be.
longs to the publication. Tie subscrio.
ton last has not for many gears been kayg.
er than at present, and the subscribers
are among the best and most apunctuaI in
the country; and the office contains all
necessary type and presses Zone power
press made by Adams Of The most i'm.
proved kind, In the best condition.
Presuming that those desirous OF mr.
chasing will make enquiries in person or
by letter, 1t Is not deemed necessary TO ex-
tend this notice further. than 10 express
the conviction, that the establishment AZ
one OF the most raiEa6ie IN the country
as can De satisfactorily proven by an ex.
hIbltIcn OF the receipts and expenditures.
and that In the hands OF person with a
small capital, and qualified to conduct Il.
the price demanded can be realized an
clear profits in less than three wears.
The whole establishment can be had on
reasonable terms, and on an extended
credit so as TO enable the purchaser to
prosecute the business to advantage.
Address the present editor.
WIN. OGDEN NILES, or
PHILIP REIeART,
Agent of the Gdministrasriz of n.
Niles, deceased
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-09-11
september II, 1889.


VERMONT BAPTIST ANTi-CLAVEkY
c,.vtSriox.- Forward your names,
setbrn-lotward your names. I: is
liant time to give them publicity. Sever
/ names had been forwarded to be used
|, calling National Convention, before
4, call for the State Convention was sug-
,,,led ! shall venture to use these
',nes for calling the State Convention,
poless objection be made.
Brethren, to stimulate you 10 action in
me case, allow me to call your attention
\ an article in another column, headed,
horrible atrocity.' When Baptist and
,ber ministers are thus treated, il is time
Sr Baplists and other christians to speak
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-09-11
N office.

HEREBY give notice that ] this day give my
l. son, Thomas Fl. ReeLer, the remainder OF
his tims, during his minority. reInquish all
claims to his services, and shall therefore not be
responsible for his debts or contracts
SILAS keller.
Brandon, septembsr ., 1889. Oh
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-09-11
MARRIED.,

In Shoreham, on the 4th inst. By K. Ravens
Gascha Rich to Loraine Bascom.--Also. bv lin
same, Solomon Bisseli and David Cutriue ~ tsgn
daughters ofParker Atwood
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-09-11
0TICE.

The next session of the Fairfield Baptist is
soeiufion will be holden with the church al
sNarfh Fdirfae, commencing Wednesday,, the
25th inst. at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
JIM. BEEMAN. Chm.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-09-11
WEEKLY RECEIPTS

s. Hutchins, 81 90; J. Barlow, 81 SO;
r. Policy. % 90; J. Fl. Miller, o. 90;
G. Whitmore. % 90.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-09-11
ASSOCIATIONS.

TIME AND PLACE OF MEETING.
Fairfeld-at N. Fairfax, Sd Wednesday in Sept.
Onion Ricer-at Colchester, LIST Thursday in q
kermont-Wal lingford, Isl Wednesday in Oct.
WoodstOck-Mountholly, 4th in Sept.
Barre, Post Mills, ID, in
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-09-11

STATE ANTI-SLAvERY CoNvEETroy.
An Anti-Slavery Convention under the
direction OF the State Executive Commit
tee will be holden at Manchester, on
Wednesday, Sept. 25th.
A public Lecture will be given on the
evening preceding: business meeting at 9
o'clock and public exercises at half GAS,
10, A. M. on the day of the convention.
Several distinguished speakers and cd.
vocates OF the cause will be present; and
the public generally are invited 10 attend.
By order of the Committee,
J. A. ALLEN,
Sec. OF the Elk. Com. of vi. 4. s. Soc.
Middlebury, Aug. 90, 1889.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-09-11

THE ADDISON County AssocIArIos will hold II.
next anniversary at Middlebury, Commencing on
the Fourth Wednesday Of the presens month.
sept. 1889. o. S. MURRAY, Clerk
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-09-11

FIRST ANNUAL MEETING OF THE N.
Z. NoN-REsIsTANcE SocIErY.--The
hrst annual meeting of the New-Eneland
n-Resistance Society will be held in
the city of Boston. on "Wednesday, Sept.
25, 1889. and will probably continue two
or three days. Friends OF the cause in
all parts of the country are earnestly and
affectlonately invited TO be present.
BY order of the Elk. Committee.
MARIA w. CHAPLAIN, Rec. Sec.
+ Boston, Aug. 3, 1899.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-09-11

The Committee are: Rev. Duncan Dunbar.
Chairman, Rev. Charles w. Denison. Secretsry
Rev. Messrs. Zelotes Grenell, and John T. Raw.
mond, and Br. J. G. Mccormick.
The circular was prepared and presented to
the Meeting by Committee of which Rev. d.
Dunbar was chairman, and was unanimously adopt
ed by the Meeting,
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-09-11

APPALLING STATEMENT.-From a
statement made by the committee of the
British and Foreign Sailors Society. it
appears that within the short period of
four months and three days previous to
April last, there had been wrecked one
hundred and sixty vessels, all of whose
crews had persisted! Averaging the crew
of each ship at ten, will give loss OF
one thousand six hundred lives! 1t is
farther shown that Of vessels Stranded.
foundered, not heard of, &c. within the
same period, the number of vessels affect
ed BY such catastrophes is five hundred
and seventy six. If only one soul had
persisted from each of the vessels which
have suffered from the above contingent
cies, we number a loss of five hundred
and seventy-six livesI Then add to these
four hundred and twenty-four certainly
known to have persisted. and we have
total from all causes of at least two thou
sand and six hundred livesl or. on an az.
erage, something more than twenty-one
every day during the period of four shorl
months Express.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-09-11

Sir-l have the honor 10 acknowledge
the receipt Of your Excellency's note of
the 10th instant. informing me of the APP
pointment by the British Government of
Messrs. Nudge and Fealherstonhaugh.
for the purpose Of making topograph-
icai examination of part of the disputed
territory, for the use and information Of
her Mnjes.v's Government sc. &c.
Being fully convinced that the Difficult,
ties supposed by the British Government