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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-12
= 49, - FOR PoUGHKEEPsIE--Landng
e. Grassy Point, CsldwsIls, Cold Spring, Els

Grassy Point, Csldwslls Cold Spring, Fish.
Anenn<.>ss-kil Hamburger, and Milton.
tn. ,.yi and splendid steamboat osEoLA Capt Michel
will leave New York from tie foot Of Chambers street
every afternoon ssnday exceptes) al o'clock Returning
have every morning (sunday ercepted) al
o'clock Landing Al the old states prsen, fset Amos street
each way. . :
An Jood. Freight Bank Bills, Specie, any other pro-
rsry taken or shipped board Of this boat must be At the
risk OF the owners thereof my2SIm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-12

IN SALT kHEUM, :. :. .a.,
Messrs A. b. d. Sands = hadbeep afflicted with the Salt
Rheum its form for several years and at times
bad nand sand different parts Of my body as
almost proven attcndng t. business had made use oil
number Indifferent preparations without obtaining but
little fany Benefit and became much discouraged that re-
solved unless cosld procure warranted 10
Hearing Of valuable Remedy went 10 Providence
and dozen Of H. confident that " u cured me
could dispose Of hundreds Of boxes used y immediately
was cured entirely, and my skin fair never had
had IT, about two years since cured ano since
that time have been entirely free from H. have since sold
hundreds Of boxes friends and and u has been
Who called for H. had the compliant 50 bad On her face,
that could hardly look at her She bought one boz
and in less than week, she comparatively cared
she used only two boxes, which entirely cured her IN
short such has been its IN curing dea e. oi te %
that think should do those inus ice who similarly al
acted did not let them know he peculiar benefit which
received and which have known hundreds OF Others 70
from the your VARIABLE remedy Truly yours,
&c. EDWIN PORTER, Merchant. Fall River.
Is with much satisfaction that the proprietors are allie 70
lay the above Certificate before the public that AL may see and
know the great benefit which individual y able 70 eeruy
having received and known others 10 receive IRON inc use
ef this valuable medicine Not only f Salt Rhsum but Tor
all other diseases Of the kn such worm letter scad
Head BARRIERS Jackson Itch, Ecrsma, &C. this medicine
also certain The Syrup of ssraparilla recommend.
ed be used with the Remedy IL tends TO purify and throw
from the blood system all the unhealthy humsr con-
nected with the disease aud the application OF the heey
the tme entirely eradsass from the system
have where this has effected cures IN
weeks time Every person afflicted With these
FORM invited 10 make ipmedats OF us valuable
medicine and get cured without delay u wsrrantss TO
cure, the mouey will be refunded. :. .
Prepared aud sold BY A. b. ID. Sands, ~ Fuion ~ T.
corner OF Gold street and 100 Fulton Of William IT.
state. Price g. je2oim
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-12

hy- SYLVESTER NEW REPORTER AND COUN
TERFEIT DETECTORs TO the Herald, the very bes
and useful publication exsn TO the of business
it excellent advertising medium and the charges
onahe II published every Tuesday mornings BY sfLvEs
TER& Co. l5S Broadway. je7'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-12
HEALTH.
SAL 7 ATER BAT HIS

For the Castle Garden aud the foot Of Debrosse
street, Sd Pier south Of Canal street, North River
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-12
ONE PRICE HAT STORE.

BROWN g. co.'s HATS,
For cheapness and durability, not surpassed BY any
heretofore offered. They combine all the requisite
qualities Of the more costly for color lghtness dura
by aud lusre the reduced price Of - Their sale,
cash. which precudes the necessity charging the goo
loss incurred by the bad The public are nvltee
to sxamine their Hats al BLOWN co.'s wholesale asd
tail warehouse No l7s Chatham Square, corner Of Mott st.
New York mysi-sm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-12

LOOK AT THIs.--Who keep. the most spien-
@S did Boot establishment IN the city Awwer-
OLD BOSS RICHARDS CO., at $40 Canal street. running
through to asa Greenwich Go there Tor tip top fash
onab and durable Boots and Shoes and from % TO 30
per cent $40 Canal street. sign OF the largest boot IN The
world. Je2o In
a NEW OPPOSITION sToRE.-Great bar
gains in Boots and Shoes al the store Of the
anal between yariek and Hudson street-6rt
of Varick street The public are IN
formed that they find mammoth assortment OF All
the different kinds coor and Of ladies' gen'lemen and
cLdren boots shoes and slippers Gentlemens French and
and and all the different kinds Of 81 and 2os boos
Of the fashionable style and all sires At No lsa and 2<
Canal street JAMES wIGGlNs.
NIB No insulting and calling Of customers from the street
allowed tins BE particular Of the number ~ over
The door. jels-lm'
LITERARY NOVEL s-Now ready, IN
La volumes
The Adventures Of Harry Franco-a Tale Of the Panic
Iarry Franco interesting talesome OF r. hu-
morous scenes put mind o. Peter Staples Advenurea
Times.
II seianu. and other Roman Talesby Edward Maturn.
RGADy.
Ill The Dwarf Dramatic Poemby james Rees, editor OF
the Beauties of Webster, NC.
" The Monthly Chronicles Of Original Literature-No. !.
vi Cowper. Letters and Pocms-edited by Grimshawe-
the and only complete edonspendidy Illustrated oy
the Fndens-in vols. =,
VII The Poetical Works OF Miton-in vos-wiih splen
did illustrations, by Martin. -,
VIII The London in ~ vols large
vo with nearly illustrative plaes-hai bound hussag
Published and for sale by - .n, :
joy " sAuNDsho, ~ pro"Ny
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TTERARY NOVEL So


Health md sca-Bath ing-Bash-sso - -
" consequence OF the increasing patronage 70 ms
IN, bs. been induce enlarge and make great
improvements and in complete readiness Tor ooaues
and visi,es This establishment Is well known oeng WIG
nearest seabahing place New York. (being only - mules
from Brooklyn ana pronounced BY medical men ana s W"
visit IT, being the most healthy and delightful situation on
the island In front Of the house splendid prospect o. h
Atlantic Ocean, with all the shipping arriving and departing
the port Of New York the rear an extensive view ~
Long Island, With t beautiful cultivated FIELDS adJon,ng
the house greve OF locust trees refreshing SHADE during
the hot weather The bathing the beach are out
stone throw from the house for ladies aud children anu
the other Cor gentlemen Extra lines stages will run 70 se
Bath as foil rvs, VIA
From Fulton Ferry, Brooklyn. From Bath House
AT 10 o'clock, A. " O'Clock, NJ
N IN
PM r. M.
;,07.lm. WIN. BROWN, Propulsion
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-12
SCHOOLEY'S MOUNTAIN MINERAL SPRINGS.
MARSH,S HEATH HOUSE

DO THIS establishment well known to the public, has
for the company since the 18th of June
Il deemed only necessary say that the whole esta
shnsn put unusually good condition. and every
effort has and will he made maintain the high reputation
present possesses and make it desirable place
Of summer resort than heretofore.
jy4-lm. l.. MARSH Proprietor.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-12

CoAL-soo Tons best sydney Coal, for sale BY
u Elk. COLLINS, 4 Co
ivsy 56 South street
CULTIVATE or MoRPHlNE-Ju.t received and Cor sale
- NV LEWIS FEUCHTwANGER,
;x,Sv Gold street
w RITING, Printing and Wrapping Paper, for saleby
w PFRsSE h BROOKS,
i,l.y PAPER Warehouse, 81 Liberty street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-12

yVyO OBTAIN beautiful head Of Hair elegant pair q
bl.ck whiskers use wyethsC ream of Lres For sale,
ses 's9o' Inn. n RNe, Druggist, Ga Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-12

- r> - FOR PEEKsKILL, VERPLANks
C POINT, GRASSY POINT, SING SING,
&An1e>- TARRYTOwN, DOBB's FERRY HAS.
TINGs AND YoNKERs.-The new and splendid steamboat
KosCIUsKo Capt D. Haywood viii leave the loot o. roo
eeptedJ O'Clock, stopping at the Old State Prison wharf
zach way Returning, viii leave Pcekskill Al o'clock
Breakfast and Dinner on beard .
In order afford passengers time TO spend IN The
srept pace. the Ko.cusko will leave Peeksk at 2ocock
Iar The accommodation Of passengers she will make trip
O Friday, leaving as above. .,s 80,
AMsoN No OF West street. where packages, freight nc.
will ne received for the boat. nIy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-12
-gETU-T n WAKEFIELD,

~ REAT ECONOMY IN TEETH-J. X WAKEFIELD,
VI NJ D. Dentist Office 1904 Broadway, repeatedly informs
the public that he has determined 10 reduce has prices OF Den
tai less than one third his usual terms and will
therefore in future insert Sockon best mineral silecou
Teeth at only two dollars each The usual charges Tor those
teeth (which uneqaled this country kurope) are
frem - each Teeth handeu civ inserted ron one TO
entire e upon gold plates proporcnaby lew and every
other operation upon the teeth executed 10 superior manner
and at smar reduced prices, all OF which viii be warranted
DR. Wakefield has been ergased in his profession or ten years
the FIVE Of which principally in Philadelphia and
has hitherto charged the same prices . members of the
profession, but has after much reflection resolved to adopt the
cheap cash system md thus place in the power o. All classes
Remember office 2so Broadway, next door below the wash
ineton Hotel. UllSr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-12
J. STON
PLUMBER AND ENGINEER,

PLUMBER AND ENGINEER,
No 800 Broadway,
Lift Machue, Force, and other Pumps, 6xed
Portable Water Closets Hot Cold Shower and Vapor
Baths Garden Engines and syringes, Water Filters &c
NJ B-Inorma,ion given relative to Hydraulics and Levels
taken for the conveyance Of water. jelIlmf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-12

= 80 - HOBOKEN wALks.-Thi. beaatituI
(-ES place of summer retreat Is now IN perfect
order FOR the reception OF company, and y
one ~ the pleasant In the world, To escape from
the heat dust o the city and enjoy the coal shades and re-
fshing breere 81 this place. luxury which all can appre
eate Boats ply constantly from Barclay street. and two boats
leave Canal and Christopher streets every thirty minutes One
al g, q, 10 o'clock
Fare ct cents lylo.imF
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-12
n1 THE CHEAPEST 90

ny- THE CHEAPEST 90
AND
MOST FASHIONABLE ESTABLISHMENT,
Having extensive and spendd stock Of Cloths CASH
eres veng and Summer Goods IN this city, which will be
made up hmsst elegant style the shortest notice, at the
following prices, cash delivery, at the we'll known
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT OF
JAMES TAYLOR
SO Maiden Lane and n Libertyst
PRICES
superhne black blue or fancy colored Dress
Goats, ia To n
Centlemens' Summer Goats. from -
Cashmere Psntaoous, variety ofratierns and
colors, - soto W DO
v.sts of silks, satiss. velves, csssmeres,M Mar.
settles, vsisIhas or Thbet Cloth, ~ rs 10 IS
The public will p, observe the above prices rs per
below ordinary prices Of Merchant Taors e2sy
vRRBENA CREAM FOR SHAVING.
verbena Cream to thee dedicate my lay
For easy shaving thou1t to none give way,
More fragrant Man the rose white than hahy snowl
II would b. useless extol the peculiar emoen properties
Of Rings verbena Cresm"its rich durable lather with
warm cold spring rain wsierit ents freedom from all
smang redns roughness eeseray complained OF BY
the Of other soaps after shaving Prepared and sold
CHAs. "A. RING. e4i Broadway.
Also for sale by A. b D. Sands 70 and 100 Fulton street;
Guon lso Broadway; =. III. \. p. A. Woodwork, $40
Broadway r. Dickie ala Broadway; T. NJ Guou, Bow.
cry and Grand street, sns 50 sowery Of Walker st.
le20lm.
MEDICINE CHESTS, of new and elegant patterns, care
vl fully filled with the best Of Medicines and ssc-rey pack
ed families travellers ships and plantations For sale BY
RITSIITON 4 AspINWAIL.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-12
49, IRREGULAR MAIL LINE FOR BosTo
Cu%- Daily, Sundays eSeep,ed) ats Nj ire

CRA- Daily, (sundays eseeptedJ 40 NJ, rom
Battery Place Pier No North River,
VII. sonoq,on Newport and Providence Steamers Massa.
ebu..,ts Can't Comock Rhode Ilaad, Capt Thayer Mar
rsesnsett Capt Child Providence, Capt Wool.ey One Of
the above will leave New York daily except sunday
Passengers on the arrival Of the steamers At stoning
ton may take the Railroad and proceed with the mail
Immediately TO Boston, may continue the VIA
Newport and ake the Railroad Providence for Bosten
The steamer MASSACHUSETTS, Capt Cemstock, VIII
leave afternoon Friday, 18th July, al o'clock, ana ,he
NARRACANsETT Can't Child. tomorrow. ny72-6m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-12
- rD~ n SOUTHERN DAILY MAIL LINE Tor
S,rG171 Norfolk, Charleston, g. G., Petersburg, and
rlnats A IA

Gvr4SS15 Norfolk, Charleston, q, Fetersoarg, anu
8enlzAnz4- RichWoad.-The steamboats, ALABAMA,
KENTUCKY and JEwEss, all boats speed and sccommo-
cation will running daily the first April between
Baltimore Norfolk and Portsmouth, leaving the lower end
Spears wharf every afternoon O'Clock, Immediately G
ter from Philadelphia and will arrive
sex msrnng Portsmouth in time for the for Wlnng-
and thence teambosts to Charleston Returning VIII leave
every day after the arrive from the South, and
reach Baltimore next morning time for the cars Tor fa
dslphia.
packets Georgia and sosth Carolina which leave Norfolk
every Saturday Charleston giving travellers aehoic They
with the James River boats TO Peters
burg Richmond Strangers informed (old travellers
hno) this cheapest and most comfortable route Tor
southern travellers there changes from cars steam
boats and stages ~ ~. dead Of night the Washington
The company therefore hope the travelling part oil the
community will paironise them, in giving equal acines and
superior comfort. .
Passage and fare to Norfolk, So. JOHN w. BROWN,
m,s-T Agent.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-12

MEDICINE CHESTS, Of new and elegant patterns care
lvl fully filed with the be. Of Medicines and secsrey pack
ed families travellers ships and plantations For sale BY
RUSHTON AsPiNwALL,
70 william.st., ITO Broadway, and 10 Astor House.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-12
MO CURE NO PAY -sANDs' REMEDY FOR THE

Also, Tor sale, Liverpool, Sidney and Vlrgiah Ioas
iylO I'm WILLIAM SEYMOUR.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-12

wv % wILLIAMsTREET
This article Is entirely and its properties surPssss
good "a 10 hind Of pearl white, and very light SAID ~
as Of great taste be the most besstfo shape that he's
scsn for many Pears 49,, -, =.
English Dup.tsks lsghorn and Tsscas Hats, ofthe hn~'
ssl,,,,. AL, "a ,n and elegant assortment
OF rich Lu.trug ksvOns selling at this Es'abhmes' stus
common reduced prices
The. subscriber T. BENNETT, oegs the svor oi can
from his customers. ge'o
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-12

$40 FOR MARSEILL Es.-The very superior
Mz3Ip Russian ship MINETTE, Capt Seth. having the
pripcpa part Of her cargo engaged and now going on
board she will promptly be despatched
For balance Of freight which will be taken at low rates.
ply to BOYD HiNCkEN;
iy3-y Tontine Bsldings
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-10-09

The CHINA TRADE.--It would seem, from
the annexed extract, that Captain Elliot is
rather inclined to have brush with the Chinese,
if he can. His belgerent intentions are thus
set forth in letter from Canton, published in
the Boston Mercantile Journal
Captain Elliot threatens to do something
when he is once outside the Bogue, which
may make it unsafe 70 any foreigners TO remain
in Canton--but says he intends 10 give timely
notice to all, that they may 90 away. if they
please. He intends to urge it strongly-for,
TO use his own words, Canton will be too hot
for any whom may leave behind" Ofcourse,
over the Americans he has no conrol-yet, you
know the danger is alike to all foreigners at
Canton. In case of hoslilities by any one pow
er outside. the Chinese will not discriminate.
Elliot says tha, when he has seen the opium
all delivered, and he can leave, he will issue
his final proclamation, iu which he will give
such information as may at once cause foreign
ers TO be of.--He urges the English daily TO
bring their affairs to near a close as possible,
and requests them 10 render StdtemcntS Of all
and any claims they may hare on the Chinese
which they are TO leave in his hands.-'Fhis
looks warlike, and you can see, therefore, that
il is quite possible we may all have TO go to
Macao bag and baggage.
The Columbia go guns Comm odore Read,
is in Macao Roads. we are now daily looking
for the John Adams. We heard she was in.
also but it proved to be false report. The
Larne (lS) is at Chunpee where the opium ships
are delivering. The Venus, French, (64l is
daily expected from New South Wales as well
the Alligator, English. 26,)-and Capt. Elliot
says that the Admiral Of the India station will
be there with feet within six weeks. The
Good Success was despatched to Madras, with
dispatches for the Indian Government and the
Admiral on the 9Th April, and the Ariel. War
den, has been taken up to carry dispatches TO
Suez for the British Government and will sail
Immediately. What the Admiral will do when
he arrives no one can judge.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-10-09
GREAT FIRE IN PHILADELPHIA.

GREAT FIRE IN PHILADELPHIA.
Besides the fires in New York, and It's vi
ciniiy. We have 10 record the occurrence Of
very destructive fire IN Philadelphia on Friday
night, the following particulars. Of which we
copy from the New York Evening TattIer.
DISASTROUS FIRE IN PHILADELpHIA.--The
most extensive conflasration that ever visited
Philadelphia broke out 10 that city on Friday
last, destroying about forty buildings, some Of
them extensive warehouses 10 the business part
Of the city. and njunng more or less some
twenty or thirty others. Ii began about 10 o.
clock al night in the store of ID. W. Prescott,
on the South Whaves near the foot OF Ches-
nut street The wind blowing Violently from
the North East. drove the fire through the
centre block to Front street. Il crossed Front
street and set fire 10 several houses on the op-
posite side. IL then extended south and burnt
all the buildings Except two) on both blocks
clear through TO Chesnut street. The fire ex-
tended north ~ line with Prescotts store,
crossed Chestnut street, and burnt along Front
street. for the space of four houses which were
DESTROYED. All the houses. on the south side
Of Chesnut street from the corner nf Front
street to the waters edge were destroyed. with
the exception Of the New York and Philadel-
phia depot. This was on fire. but by great ex-
ertons was saved. 1t was full Of merchandise
of all kinds, nearly all of which was thrown out
on the wharf. and some was stolen.
The National Gazette says, in several Of the
stores. the oil, liquors, and other combustibles,
blazed for hours with intense violence. Ex-
plosions were frequent and several said TO
have been kegs of gunpowder.
The amount of property of various kinds
thus destroyed, it is impossible TO estimate with
precision, but II may be reasonable stated at a.
bout SG0O,0 00O dollars.
Ii is understood that several lives were lost,
the number OF which is'not known.
Many poor families have been turned from
their homes. losing great portion Of their fur
niture aud clothing. The buildings and a
large portion of the merchandise destroyed are
said to have been insured. The fire is attribu-
ted to an ncendary.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-10-09

the cause of difficulties to me, that YOU know
not Of, by throwing you into a worst state than
that from which hope you are fast recovering.
Let us think Of gaining sufficient strength TO
join the family, whom ] now see assembled un-
der the old oak.
well, DE Fleurie.' said the invalid, whose
cheeks were already crimsoned By the state OF
his feelings i fear you have found me a re-
fractory patient, but | will endeavor 10 be quiet
to-day, with the hope of joining the little group
under the oak to-morrow'
The arrangement was made, and the next
day every thing was prepared by the young
people in the most comfortable manner. to re-
celye the conydlesceni. Gertrude fixed with
her own hands cushions, which were to form
a seat, with the trunk OF the beloved oak for a
support Al the back and al! being ready, the
young people waited in animated expectation
OF each having an opportunity 10 contribute
something towards The accommodation Of their
guest. He at length appeared. but so weak
that the whole strength Of the pastor was
scarcely sufficient 10 support him. Gertrude
saw his lalterlng step and brushing away the
tear which unconsciOusly was stealing down
her cheek ran to offer her shoulder as an ad-
dlional aid. IL was not all ietbleDess. that the
arm Of Henrie shook, as it reposed on The white
shoulder, shaded by the stream Of golden hair
which fell over it in rich profusion: and his
heart vIbraied with quicker motion, rs his
swimming eyes mot the fearful glance OF the
girl turning towards him in deeper interest than
words can express
TO be Continued
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-10-09

LATE FROM CHINA.-The ship Canada. Cap
tain Hicks, arrived at this port on Saturday from
Canton. which place she left on the 22d of May
1t will be perceived that the news she brings is
twelve days later than that hitherto received
The Chinese government have proceeded TO
extremties in relation to the opium trade. A
general order has been issued by the imperial
commissioner, giving leave to all foreigners to
depart the empire. Those who remain, do it
at the peril of loss of life and the confiscaton
of their property. All crews and ships Of for
eign nations arriving in Canton are made liable
to the penalties of confsca,ion and death. upon
the determination Of the Chinese authorities
that they have been engaged in introducing o.
plum. In a notice of the British Superinten-
dent of trade, residents are warned against re-
manning in the county, as no confidence can
safely be placed in the goverumcut.-Ere. Post.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-10-09

at the time elected from the democracy the warm
est admiration and graiitude.-They are not yet
forgotten. We shall At a more leisure moment
publish from the Democratic Magazine most
excellent biographical sketch Of Mr.. Forsyth.
in which all the prominent incidents OF his pub
lie life concisey but forcibly set forth.
Mr.. Forsyth has recently been presented as
candidate for the Vice Presidency by the
Republican members Of the Georgia Legisa-
ture, and we too now hoist his name for that
office at the head OF our columns side by side
with Mr.. Van Buren, subject Of course 10 a
nation democratic convention.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-10-09
Tur rAppnrSrrersHrP SrsrrM iu the We"

Tur AppnrSricrsHrP SYsrrN in the We"
Indie, seems to be working badly. We ai
thi. inference from British public slons,
we quote the more readily as theu e'u.".s
NAV he considered to be free from P''l'pp 90
either side. A writer ip the Edipeuisn N.'."
for July. whose means Of iuiormau's
doubt ample, deems the eSpsrnsn
ANYTHING but successful LooJo" psf
"., "a l,,,s, that spirit OF ipsuberdioation
an' .,;,..,,d in Jsmsiea to such de-
ru nr.s v ,h', N. ,roops had been ordered ou, BY
81. -. ra..,aa, 20 suppress the tumuh. In Trin-
IA ~. n,s,se, had refused to vork, though
y.s.ousbI. .ss % s.se. .ere offered. In Bsrbsd0es
~. .,,,. Of thugs vas no better. The .Ort-