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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-17

NJ SHIP SARAH ARsILIA. FROM LE0HORN.-
Csnsgsses Of cargo will be pleased TO send tAsr permits %
permitted inst will b. ent TO the psb A.
Of the goods. 4 : = = u ~ ~ rt jyl6y
a. PACKET SHIP sIDDONs, FROM LIVERPOOL.
All Goods permitted BY the 18th inst msst be sent to the
public store consgnees wishing TO avoid that expense VIII
send their Permits, instead Of Orders. jylo
GO THE Proprietor Of new unique Literary work
the of few gene@aa Of and good address,
to travel and sell IT, will afford handsome remuneration
money they proceed any part Of the United States
present is opportunity Apply No 80 Cliff street. be-
low Fulton, at o'clock, morning or evening" yl6-st'
NTANTED- Three or four Pocket Knives CutI.rs. En-
wv qure at "a Capal street jyls-st'
VXTANTED-A Young Man, being unemployed ,art Of
w the time, desires to obtain employment in writing
copyst or ~ writing up set OF books Reference given
required. Address H. j. at this ofhce jyl6-3t-
GULIYJS ORIGINAL PICTURE OF VICTORIA.
y Queen of England-Th picture painted expressly
for the Society Of ST George, at Philadelphia and
hibng Fraser Gallery 32a Broadway tneary opposite
the Hospa for short time, aid of the charitable funds Of
Admitta.ce rs cents. Season Tickets so cents.
Open from sA. M. nil Top N jyl6 lwis'
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS OF vIRGlNIA.--The
w suhscrbers have Just received large supply Of the
above Water propreor which they offer for sale at
their sores 90 Wams 10 Broadway and 10 Astor House.
A liberal discount made to wholesale purchasers
RUSHTON u ASPlNWALL,
Agents for the Prpreor' for York and the Eastern States
T1O OBTAIN beautiful head of Hair elegant pair Of
i black whiskers use WyethsC of Liss. For sale,
genuine, Wholesale and retail by
ie2O- im+ II RING, Dr~ggsst, ga Broadway
nR. LJLLoYD wHITrEMoRE respectfully inform,
IL his friends and the pubic that he has removed to No. 10
Park Place. will be ready to attend 70 the call OF those
who may honor him with thu confidence havrg three
years Hospitals of Paris and in the Lyingn
Hospital of Heidelberg under the celebrated Professor Naegee
he competent treat any disease thai
NAV come under his observation. myll-isSn'
Z
Owe LOVE!! LOyE!..-Just published, beautiful
IL edition Of the PHILOSOPHY OF LOVE, translated
from the French ContenThe Art Of Love- Court OF Love,
History OF Love- Remedy for Love- with pleasing instructions
the ladies how to make themselves beloved
In Cspids School whoeer would take degree,
Must learn the rudiments by reading nae;
And if from you first receive loves hane,
Then, for antidote. read me again.
90 For sale at No. II Pise street, four doors from Broad
way, up stairs. Price SO cents copy
90 NoTcE.rersons DESTROYS Of procuring copy OF this
little work. should apply early q. the publisher has
city after Wednesday, the 18th inst iyl2 lw+
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-17
Police Once.

Juay Is "A Pedl0r in 7r0ubie.-Thomas Burke
who travels the country with box and pack was
brought up before Justice Merritt, to answer to
three charges Of receiving goods, knowing them to
be stolen. A isafer named James Charles deposed
that he committed three several robberies and took
the produce to Burke at his residence in Washington
street. and that the Pediar gave him small sum for
each lot The goods found in the possession Of
the Pedlar and having been to by their respec
tive owners, the man of many wares was fully COM
mitted for trial.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-17

0U- Cornelius Smith. Jr. and DR.. A. c. II. Tate
were drowned in the Susqehannah on the 18th inst.
The former fell overheard, and the latter jumped in
after him. when both sunk. Their sodies have been
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-17

&C. Cant j. Sturges, of the cutter Hamilton quel-
led mutiny board the Argal in Nantasket reads,
and saved lives in Boston harbor, on the 18th
inst
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-17

:
90 DOCTOR GLOVER !. Consulted during the day and
evening at Office where his attention confined exclusively
10 select branch OF his profession and 10 the cure Of such
diseases baed the skill Of inexperienced praettose
ignorant preende and nosra vendors He has introduced
into his practice chemical compounds which
quick in operation and decidedly eeasious In periecs
His oahse il Ann stree The private entrance the fourth
door the Museum. Lamp the inner ONCE door IN
NB-Dr O. KEEPS general Of Trusses, which
he adjusts applies dscult Of Hern's also spen
Bandages. rs-im'
TENNIsoN's LATEST Improved Premium Rsirgsr.
~ aio~ Factory AND Ware Rooms ~ broadway ror SAFE
wholesale asd retail yh-S~
GERMAN COFFEE, or suecory--a valuable substitute
" Coffee which ndrs the highly favored and CO.
ioredhas been in general for more than - years Tor
iyisy LEWIS FEucHTwANoER, Gold =,
DOMESTIC DRY GooDs.-wM vANN. has just re-
so case. Of bleached Muslin. and long Cloths
81 bales a. "a, "a beached aud unbeached sAsetisgs
IS case. Domestic Cseoes
Alsrgr assortment Of printed Furnuse Furnitsre Dim
tiles and Frinses. Russia Diapers, Toilet Covers Table
summsr Cloth. and pantaoOu stun., Cloths, Ca,nere.
90 Cash. and on. price only
WM yANN, 2ei Grand st, between Allen and Orchards
Clerks wanted. UiSN
(yOLLECTioNs of Bills. Drafts and Clains all parts
" the United States. made low and prompt terms :.
jylsy :. D. sYLvEsTERs $50 broadway, and ~ Wall st.
Oils or EXCHANGE ON all paris % England and Ire
ID land and Scot and Of f5, El0, els and Gao TO
any amount, for sale at ). sfLNEsIEhs,
tyl5-y l3o Broadway, and ~ Wall II.
DANK OF ENGLAND NOTES English silver, sove
Diregn Thalcr Guiders aud all kinds ., sors,gs Gold
bought and sold, at j. =. MINISTER'S
iyi5.y i30 Broadway and "a Wall street
nATENT RIFLEs-a,ery superior article ior the south
ern and market where they have already been APP
proved of--fot sale wholesale and retail by
jylsy LEWIS FEUChTWANcER, coIds ~
n ERMAN SILVER SPOON METAL--A superior art'.
VI Gle sheets suitable Tor the spoons sre and warranted
best quality, for sale by - go.
yisy LEWIS FEUCHTwANGER, Gold street
az sYLyEsTERs NEW RgpOkTEkAND CUM
TERFEIT DETECTORis nest to the Herald, NE very best
and NEST useful publication exant TO the msn Oh business
It'll an excellent advertising esum, and the charges arc rea
rrns co IA n,osawsv iei7.
II0IIHTRN < WESTERN MERt HANrs wishing 70
- prchae CUT NAILS, Of the very best quality, and al
49, 80 l -, prces will consult their nteves by calling
the inspecting the article, and taking prices before
sl,s shere very complete assortment hand
ana snn,lss constantly receiving by the manucturer
i,ls.sV JOHN A. NEwBouLD, No. 9 Plat st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-17
DIR. ELLIOT.
OCULIST,
500 Broadway, entrance in Duane street,
Coniinesvhs practice 10
d. E A S ES OF Il H + e Y Z,

OCULIST,
303 Broadway, entrance in Duane street,
Coninesvhis practice 10
DISEASES OF THE EYE,
OPH1HALMIc SURGERY IN GENERAL.
From Dr. Eios extensive practice. and the number Of pa
who be attended during his Office hours he has
vorabIy SHOWN Tor some years IN tn city, nfoer " .
New York Medical Society and OF the Royal College OF sur
ceons Edinburgh Dr. W. paid much attention to diseases OF
the Eye in Paris and recently, to Dr. Eos peculiar
mode Of operation and treatment
Once hours from 10 to o'clock, daily myS y"
mo THE PUBLC-We would advise all those in want Of
Clothing call l0S Beexman street. Pearl where
Clothes made in the first style Of shono the best mate
and by the bes, workmen in the city, at cheaper rate
than they done ether part Of the city, not even
cepting the cash Tailoring Establishments jyl5-eo3m'
BRANDYWINE SPRINGS HOTEL.
THIS establishment will be opened for the reception Of
L company Monday, the I7'h Of Jane
mery Of Boston, as steward, Mr.. JAMES SEYMOUR, in
the Office, and Mr. J. B. DOBNY a: conductor Of The Bali
and Concerts. JAMES M. sANDEnsoN,
THE CONSUL GENERAL OF FRANCE for the Unit.
ed States offer. situation to an able Surgeon who might
feel DESTROYS ofvisiting France in a nan-of-war
perfect knowledge Of the French will be requir-
jyism
TITERARY NOVEL Snow ready, in
The Adventures Of Harry Frances Tale Of the Panic
"ary Franco decidedly interesting tae-some oil IT. hu-
put in mind Of Peter s@pies
/ Tunes
III Scjanus, and other Roman Taes-by Edward Maturn
/ NEARLY READY.
I'LL The Dwarf, Dramatic Poem-by James Rsss, editor Of
| the Beauties Of Webster, &c.
I Nv. The Authors Printing and Publishing Assistant.
" The Monthly Chronicle Of Original Lsraure-No. l.
vi. Cowpers Letters and Peems-eded by Grimshawe-
first and oy complete edon-'plendidy illustrated BY
| the Findens-ia vols.
VII The Poetical Works Of Monin vols with spen-
| did Illustrations, by Martin.
VIII The London complete in ~ vcl. large
with nearly 500 Illustrative Pates-half bound Russia gilt
Pabphed and for sale BY
jy9y SAUNDERS, soI broadway
{| TO THE PUBLIC.-We call the special attention Of
the public inducements held BY sYLvEsrER &c
1855 broadway for investing real estate situated in New Or
leans Notw standng the attempts made BY thu sus David
Hale the Journal of Commerce. have gesd reasons for
knowing the affair question the entire cons
dence recommend thcse who
have any doubts call sylvester Co. who DESTROYS
Of giving full and perfect satisfaction In reply TO any
inonir;es made. jcl7'
SMOOTH CLEAR CoMPLExIoN.-Wyeths Milk
n Of Roses will remove frceklcs scay srSpon, TAM -
burn, &c. &c. For sale ny
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-17

The following the average debts due 10 ana ITO" e
also the specie and circulation for each OF the last
sir month";;
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-17

mo THE PUBLiC-We would advise all those in want Of
Clothing, all at l05 Beexman street. Pearl where
Clothes made in the FIRST style Of hionof the best mate
RAILS and by the best workmen in the city, at cheaper rate
they Gone any ether part Of the city, not
cepting the cash Tailoring Estabshments. jyl5eo3m'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-17

fF GREEN TURTLE SOUP
TNRANKLIN COFFEE HOUSE. 50 Maiden Lane and Is
Il Cetars nne lively Turtle weighing SEQ lbs will be
dressed this day.
Soup and steaks ready at IL o'clock.
Jy7 IT. JNO. P. BROWN.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-17

BEACON COURSE.
TROTTING MATCH FOR $4,000 heats-best
in 5-between Dstchman and Awful, to off TO-MOR-
ROW, Thursday, July 18th, at o'clock p M. jyl7.lt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-17

n Of Roses will feeklcs, scay srspton tan, =
burn, &c. &c. For sale ny
ie3o.im. c. II. RING. Druggist. ga Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-17
RRANDYWINE SPRINGS HOTEL.

vHIs establishment will be opened for the reception
i company Monday, the 18th Of Jane.
The proprietor has engaged Mr.. WIN. II. RUSSELL, for
merIy OF Boston, as steward, Mr.. JAMES N SEYMOUR, il
the Office and Mr. j. B. DOBNY, conductor OF the Ball
and Concerts JAMES NJ. SANDEKSON,
led. twi.tl.tA Proprietor
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-17

TN PRESs--and will shortly appear-TEN YEARS REMIr
EscnScss in the Life OF II. w W., celebrated BLACK
By 81 h victims who has not committed
suicide. jyl7-5r
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-17
S32.5OO.0OO

TAis amount which has fallen apon New York, out Of
old operations Philadelphia and Baltimore have yet to feel
of their credit operations during the spring business
cautious policy Of banks prevented merchants
in a great measure, from falling into the
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-17

Two HOUSE KfERERs-Ths subscriber has this dayre.
III ceived great variety Gsoadoles Also Bronred and
Gilt Chandeliers OF various patterns, together with very e.
tensye a.ortment Of Plated Ware and Table Cutlery
VIA ID. X DELAVAN, III Maiden lane.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-17

MICHIGAN POST NOTES, and Bank Notes, Illinois
lNl indiana and Ohio funds-bought. Apply
SlSTARE'S, Exchange Office, Is Wall ST.
FOR SALE-Ssoeo Mississippi Bank Post Notes.
WILT.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-10-25
VERMONT PMGNIx.
Friday Morning, october rs, 1899,

TnE STATE CONVENTION Of "Wednesday (says
the Montpelier Journal) was large, the church
being filed and had not hundreds from the
ncighboring towns returned home, on account
of the aieness Of the hour at which the dele
gates met, /, would have been one Of the larg'
es, ever assembled in this place. Itspr<ceed-
ings were marked with good feeling, unanlmi;
ty, and zeal FOR the great cause Of Demo<rat'e
Wing principles. The reader will observe
tina, no person was named as the prefernce Of
Vermont for the Presidency: the necessity Of
any such axswal is superseded by the known
and universal determination Of the Wings
of the State--a determination TO prefer and
zcalously to support that candidate who will
command the most strength in the csmpaign.--
The Wings of Vermont confidently expect that
the Convention at Hsrrisburgh will nominate
such candidate.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-10-25

amended by fixing the time of 49,.
lbe House at 10 A. NJ, and ord a'ee,'
third rea ling Tomorrow afternoon
tenth, OF county properly. W..
red TO General Committee ',;,I.
., OF counties, and title third Of 1--WE
government and public properly , ws,s 's|
red 10 com. Of Ways and Mean, TIE ~,
ond chap. fifth Of promulgation ., !. y, "'
referred 10 General COMMITTEE. ch. low.
Of construction Of statutes, wa, Ia; Ja r.' .
table chap. third. Of applicatioo sp, y
General Assembly. referred 10 eom V J,
solvency; chap. eighth, Of certain ...,' y
GERS, was referred 10 the General so S,s'e
chap seventeenth, Of poor.houses ''r ,as
to the General COMMITTEE chan s ;s'e
concerning paupers, referred ~ luz a,,e'
Committee; chap twelfth of probate Any, A..
referred TO Judiciary COMMITTEE ''''
Adjouns
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-10-25

The Postage Reform.-we see that out
brethren Of the type and quill are taking hold Of
the postage reform in good earnest. lie, the
spirit now manifested generally prevail, and
the rates Of postage must and will be reduced
.at the coming session Of congress. The reduc-
lion proposed is a safe, easy aud mos, benef-
cent one it is Of vital importance to the bust.
ness, the industry, and the intelligence Of the
country. II is for the advantage ofevey one,
and should enlist every mans cooperation.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-10-25

Fire at Mobiie.-A terrible hire occur
at Mobile, the night OF the 9TH OF Oct. ~ii
consumed about fire hundred buildings
The buildings were principally oil wood
no, in the business part OF The city y
thought 10 be the work ofincendiaryism. y
loss is estimated at al 1000 ofwhich sly
were covered BY insurance II is esim'.
that 600 families are deprived oftbelr hoD,
by this calamity. Many Of the houses "
deserted, the tenants having fed 10 esq
the peslilence which has been desolaliOs'
city. RI
Mobile is truly an ill-fated city; ~
comes commercial embarrassment-inenF
thence, which 'walketh at noon.day-'
finally, before either Of the others had cea''
terrible fire. 4,
Ii is little remarkable that the greaa,1 y |,
at Philadelphia, New York, and Moo''s''
Cured within the space OF three days q
Aaother.-Letters from Mobile Of 'n' 4 :
inst, announce the occurrence oianoinel !. =
since the one noticed above. II desIO, !,
the Planters bank, large unfinished ="
and a number Of valuable houses Loss
,imated Mt S750,OOO. This fire also y
lieyed to be the work ofincendlarles' =.
7 Hampshirs Gszsm
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-10-25

Loco Foco CoSsIrEScy,- The Albany Eve
ming Journal gives a history Of the political
course of Prosper M. We,more, enc Of the lea
ders Of loco focoism in the city d New York,
for three years past. The portr1ldrawn, will
apply to the whole party; for although they
may not all have been as active as Mr. W.,
they have with their leaders, gone through all
the various changes Of opinios !, appears
that in 1886, Mr.. WeImore, while member
Of the Legislature, VOTED FOR THIRTY
BANK CHARTERS. 10 1859, he votes for
a resolution pronouncing the BahksIwhich were
created by his vote, ANr-RrruBLIcAs AND
FnAupuLrsr I. In 1897, Mr. Wetmore voted
for resolution, declaring that ,he Sub-Trea-
sury scheme would ENDANGER THE
LIBERTIES OF THE REPUBLIC. 10
1889, be votes for a resolution, declaring that
the same Sub Treasury scheme is Q PATRlorrc
AND INEsTiMApLE PRorosrriox.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-10-25
From The Nsw York IT.
GOVERNMENT LAND spEcr1
T0RQ

Butler. Wright Kendall c,o,,.v
Van Buren,, The Presidenfs ,on ,,s
ln our columns few days since ~
nished the names OF few of The ~. W
stockholders in the manmou,b 'u
Land Company" The evening I".a
has added 10 our catalogue the name \
Presidents son John, Van Buren, n
IS good reason 10 suppose, tha, The n,a'f
Kendall, the Post Master General 4.
also TO this goodly company Of specuIsl
He was questioned before comnIu.
OF congress. in relation 10 this comn,0r
the interest be had in it.
His friend. Abijah Mann, a membs, :.
commute. objected 10 the question -
was excluded by a party maioritv Il
commilte. The object Of The ouesi;on !
to show, that, to Kendall had been aIl,I
some FIFTY THOUSAND DOIIIl
OF the stock oflhis company no, 10 b. !
for him in money. but 10 be comuens|
to Mr.. Kendall forshis INFLUENCE
We can well imagine that, being a n
Der OF the cabinet. Mr. Kendall conf
conjunction with Attorney General Bv|
exer, an influence in bringing certain N
into market. at certain times, that would
well worth 10 the company fifty ihous|
dollars Of stock.
A company with such an enormous u
tai & engaged in the purchase Of millions
on millions facFes Of land in every 4
and territory where government, OEI
land for sale could well afford fifly lhOus
dollars for Kendall's Influence.
We commend this catalogue Of WORT
to those whoare constantly crying out aga
associated wealth" 'swindling mon,
lies chartered frauds and rag barons
We cannot dismiss these governu
spectators. without quoting from the II
ocraiic Review" what is there said Of d
and their operations in 1886.
"PUBLlC OFFICERS also loaned
the funds in their possession. or emplt
them in their own speculations" .
The PUBLIC OFFICERS
their own private fortunes. the fortune
their securities. and, in like manner. the
tunale results Of the speculaiions in v
they or their borrowers had engaged,
and as there was no law prohibiting
from using the public money. they iollt
The example tina, had been set them;
along with all the rest oflhe world, plu
into every kind Of speculation" Demo
ic Review. vol. 5 No. IL, p..509.
"Tbe moneyed oligarchy would have
been laboring liz their vocation. had
consulted the common weal-the perma
solid good Of all the people in the mea
they adopted. Their objesa was 10 gel
public lands in exchange for their pap
to stimulate speculation--drire conn
beyond It's wants and its means--to 10
cate the people with the idea of bouul
prosperity--to make them reckless and
lravagani. > Almost the 9
public domain, amounting to TOV
SHIPS. DUKEDOMS. and PRiN
PALITIES. Tell into their hands" p
Can there be more perfect desen
than this ofihe American Land Comps
composed as it is of the highest public
GERS, Bank Presidents. and Directors,
opolizing almost all the public lands 0
Union, and establishing for the met
s,oc kholders township" and for the !
er grade Of public officers, such as 81
TORS, Attorney General, and Post Nj
General, "Dukedoms;" and pIincIpa
for the princes ofihe blood.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-10-25

Extraordinary Scene at an Execution
al Athens. A scene, which appears 10 have
excited an extraordinary sensation. occurred
at Athens at the commencement Of last
month. The public execuiioner of Lomia
had been sent for expressly TO execute two
brigands, who had been condemned TO death,
and so great is the horror Of that funcliona-
ry in Athens that, although the Government
had taken the precaulion to surround him
with gen d armes for his security. he fell a
victim TO assassination previously to the in.
tended execution. The Government was
much embarrassed for want OF an execution.
er, when another criminal on the promise
OF free pardon for his offences. undertook
the hateful Office. The guillotine could not
however, be found until after the lapse OF
several days II was however set up nj last.
with the red flag waving over it, and early
in the morning OF the 9th OF August. the
two criminals were brought out to undergo
their sentence butihe Procurem du Roi was
not forthcoming to read it to them, which is
legally necessary. A boy was. however.
sent with the document after much delay,
and got through il with fearful eyes
When the men were taken from the car
riage in which thay had been conveyed to
the spot, no locksmih or tool had been pro-
yided for releasing them from their chains.
and a considerable time elapsed in breaking
the padlocks with stones. an immense crowd
tesliiying its indignation at the torture of de-
lay which was thus inflicted upon them.
The first victim having assembled the scat.
fold, il was found that the executioner was
not only ignorant ofthe mode Of using the
guillotine, but that he was in state Of high
nervous excitement Mastering courage,
at length he commenced his operations, but
without success. The knife fell before the
head was introduced. The criminal then
entered the troops TO FIRE upon him. aud the
executioner. finding himself unable to per.
form the duty which he had undertaken,
gave il up in despair. No magistrate. or
other law-officer being present to decide the
course which was 10 be adopted, an adjutant
set of at full gallop at Athens for orders
He represented that the men had already
suffered more than the pangs OF DEATH An
hour and halfof cruel suspense occurred,
when at length detachment of horse, pre-.
ceded by a flag. arrived, and a shout was
raised that the king had pardoned the often
ders. This being found true, the criminals
kissed the crus6x, the women who were
present wept with joy, and the multitude
rent the air with cries of "Glory to God and
the kingp" Every one praised this termina-
ton OF scene of such painful negligence,
and the crowds returned homo blessing their
sovereign.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-10-25

The yisi, OF the President at FnlIaue'pD
was attended with lamentable accioen''K .,
man had a serious bayonet wound az I'm. n
sington. A child. looking out Of i, sl sai
story window TO see the PROCESSION 's~ a.Ls
was killed.-An old man was KEY 40
downand run over by a railroad cur 0;bos
other was seriously injured by an on N
One OF the cavalcade was badly 'wu' ser
being thrown from horse Two oOyI sors
run overly a couple Of locoioeos son. on T mssy
back, and badly injured--and gov owd
men had their pockets picked in the CROW"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-10-25

The following is corrected list Of appoint
ments for Windham County.
Montpelier Hatehman.
Henry ? W sssl,sa A.sis,an, Justices.
Gates Perry, Jr. Sheriff.
Asa Duuon, High Bailif.
James Elliot, States Attorney.
Henry Smith, Judge Of Probate for the dis
uict Of Marlboro.
Ellery Albee, Judge Of Probate for the dis
Marshall Miller Walter Eager, Aaron c.
Robinson, jail commissioners.
Abel Hubbard, Inspector Of Hors.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-10-25

The COqserraiires Of the state Of New
York are molly coming TO the rescue. Oman.
daga county appointed sixty delegates TO at
tend the convention at Syracuse, Gtiy Of whom
voted for Marcy last November. The right
spirit is manifested in the empire state.