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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-07-11
WITHDRAWAL OF MIR. WEBSTER.

TO THE PEOPLE OF MASSACHUSETTS.
II is known that my name has been presented to
the Public, by a meeting of members OF the Legis-
Iature Of the State. as u candidate for the Office OF
President If the United States nj the ensuing cleo
ton. As ii has been expected that a Convention
would be holden in the autumn OF this year, com
posed of delegates from the several States, ! hsye
hitherto thought proper not TO anticipate, in any
way, the result of that Convention. But | am now
out of the county, not 10 return, probably, much
earlier than the period fixed for the meeting OF the
Convention, and do not know what events may &C
cur in the mean time, which If | were at home,
might demand immediate attention fiom me. !
desire, moreover, to act no part which may tend to
prevent a cordial and fl, Give union among those
whose object, | tIust, is 10 maintain, unimpaired,
the Constitution of the country, AMI TO uphold all
its great interests 10y a wise, prudent, and patriotic
administration of the Government.
These considerations have induced me TO with
draw my name as a candidate for The office of Pre-
sident ut the next election.
DANIEL WEBSTER.
INDOr IyNu 10 1870
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-07-11
A CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS.
Correspondence of the Baltimore Chronicle.

New YORK, July 9Th, 1889.
The fourth of July has passed and so far as it has
been connected with tkis city, II has been connec
,ed with melancholy events. | have been up to the
Harlem Railroad this morning, and from The lest
data l could obtain. | am informed ihat by the eX-
plosion yesterday, three men and TWO NIUE 'h'-
dsen were Killed outright. and several were NOR
tally wounded, five Of whom, it is said, have died
since yesterday. The Engineer was blown an hun
ared feet in the sir, and descended, Invested Of his
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-07-11

FrRE.-On Monday evening last, about 8 O'Clock,
we learn that the Barn Of Mr.. JosEPH HACKNEY.
in the southern part of this county, on Apple-pis
Ridge, was struck by lightning, and totally destroy.
ed. The Barn contained, at tue time Of The confs.
grafton, one horse, and about seven tons OF Hay
Nothing saved.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-07-11

MissloNARIEs-We learn from the Boston Re-
oorder, says the Baltimore Patriot of the Sd inst,
that the ship Arno, Capt Nott, is expected TO sail
from Boston to-day, for Siam, and 10 take out five
married missionaries, and two unmarried females,
TO reinforce the mission into that country under the
direction Of the A. b. c. +. NJ,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-07-11
LONDON. June 10. 1889.

The New York Star Of the 81 inst. says:-
The reception of the President yesterday, by his
friends. was cordial and enthusiastic. Owing 10
the brilliant appearance of the military the whole
affair went off with eclut, and had the military de-
clined participating IN the ceren onies, The Presi-
dent would have been ltft in the hands of his party
alone, and a sorry business they would have made
Of it. We New Workers are fond Of show and pa
rade-drums, guns, martial music and soldiers--ire
works, ~dioIamss, plays and psnormas. five throw
up a rocket we can soon collect 90 600 people to
see any thing, or shout for any thlng-it is all the
excitement OF an hour-to be seen and forgotten.
So far, therefore, from any political capital being
made out Of this shcw, as originally contemplated,
il was calcnlated 10 nrodnce a CONTRARY efect.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-07-11

S~uIcIDE.-George H.. Elliott, we'll known in
New Orleans for several years PAST as a cotton bro
ker, committed suicide on the Gath ult, by ~stsbbing
himself with a dirk kaife.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-07-11

The Bank of the Valley has declared a dividend
of 7 per cent. for The last six months, payable on
or after the Is h inst.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-07-11

" W IITNITII
WIN. II. MCFARLAND.
JAMES LYONS,
d PEYTON,
JOHN Il. PLEASANTS,
HOLDEN RHODES,
W. ROBERTSON,
JAMES NJ. WICKHAM,
II. l.. BROOKE,
S. S. BAXTER.
L. w. CHAMBERLAYNE,
PEACHY X. GRATTAN.
RIcHaoEp, JuLy 4, 1889.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-02-15
Brighton Market--Moudav Feh. n. Isse.

tkepor'ed for the Daily Advertiser * Patriot.l
AZ market, 225 Beef Cattle, and $50 Sheep.
PRICES Beef CaHie-An advance was effected,
End we quote TO correspond: first quality IS SO
second quality SO a IS; third quality SO al
SAetp--We notice The sale al lots follows, viz
. "a, rs, so. So, and so,
StriAe--Nonc market.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-02-15

nTFrom what little we can learn. by re-
port, the locofoco gathering at Middlcbury
was IN every respec, rather great-faiisrs,
man Otherwise The several thousands Of
delegates promised, did not come In the re-
suit OF The few hundreds who did meet, the
failure was not less signal MIR Smile was
nominated Tor Governor and O. C. Merrill
Tor Lieutenant Governor. This is placing
The cart before the horse with vengeance.
-Moatpelier Waterman
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-02-15

Why don't you resume specie paymenis2'
says Gov Nc Nun to the Brandon Bank.
"Pay inc the Sl50,000 that you owe me.
and will resume tomorrow responds the
bank to his locofoco excelency.- LOnisriiIs
yo9raai
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-02-15

Yer Pldnck Van Antwerp, formerly ofN.
Y. has been appointed By Governor Lucas,
Adjn,ant General Of Iowa Territory.
The Iowa Terrilorial Gazette, of January
l2, published at Burlington, saws
The receipts at the Land Office in this
place, during the first four days oilhe pres
ent week, AT private entry. amounted to be-
tween iony-iive and fifty thousand dollars"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-02-15

er,of embodying the enthusiastic voice oil
thilGrent Metropolis, in now saying you
wep never more endeared TO the Wing
Paiy for thus being sacrificed by reckless
/ ewin the Senate" Their wretched collu-
sionin six successive balotines OF voting
for different men, shows TO what low con-
spilcy they can descend. New York city
willimanifest the extent Of her indigne-
tionlwhen Mr.. Tallmadge returns from
Warrington But an individual though he
be, b represents the principle Of PoLITrcAL
lINppENDgNcE--of a mans right to think.
and lei for himself-of the surrender oil Par
ty TONES Country, when duty, justice, and
interst require IT,
From The Albany Argus (Loco)
The law under which the two houses act
ed yesterday, makes no provision for future
proceedings and the communication be-
tween the two houses, must, therefore, be by
iohl resolution, unless n new law should be
passed Under these circumstances It Is
maniIes, that Mr.. Tallmadge cannot be re-
elected 70 the Senate OF the u. s., for, in no
event. as we believe. can he receive the nom
nation q majority Of the Senate of this
State.
From The Albany Eeening Journal.
The Members OF the Legislature were by
Law required and by their Oaths bound to
cleo, y. S. Senator to-day Instead of dis
charging this high duty, eighteen Senators
have, by collision and conspiracy, defeated
such election. This violation Of law and du-
~ was open, deliberate and palpable. They
cost their votes. by argument, for the express
purpose OF defeating choice The law is
therefore wounded, and the constitution VIC.
lated, wantonly Nor is this ALL The pub.
lie will is set at defiance, The people are
delrauded by those in whom they coniided.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-02-15

pa rticular about bis business, and appeared
perfectly rational; he is proprietor OF The
New Haven mail deceased had two chill
dren; deceased said that he had loaned 800
to Me- Hadden, in Mamaroneck, for which
he had taken no note or other acknowledge
ment--this he wished to have known for
his children's benefit; he died about O..
clock this afternoon.
Epnitus c. Hadden--Knew deceased /;
lived at the same place; made witness house
his home received the news OF his death
per mail stage deceased was widower /;
has two children; his wife died about 'our
months since deceased is one OF the propri-
elors of the New Haven line OF stages; wit
ness saw one ofthe passengers who was III
the stage at the time OF the accident, this
man was much injured deceased was born
in Vermont aged about Sc; he was bali
proprietor OF the line OF stages
Bartholomew Ketchum-- Engineer ofthe
train the stage started few minutes first,
and when near I29ib street were nearly OPP
posiie deceased was then about 20 feet a.
head Of the engine rang The bell sooner than
usual in consequence OF deceased being
near stopped the engine ms soon as posi-
bic. but could not avoid the accident; wit
ness is fully acquainted with the manage
ment of the engine the situation in which
deceased was found was correctly stated by
Mr. Ostron.
Frederick Bennet.-Firemnn OF the en-
CINE was with the engine at the tune OF the
accident; on seeing deceased attempt TO
cross ihetrack jumped on the brakes, but
no, in time to prevent the collision. lin 9TH
er respects the testimony Of the last witness
is correctl
The Jury returned verdict Of Acciden.
tai Deathn The mail coach at the time oil
the accident contained six passengers, one
OF whom was badly injured. and another
slighlly-tte remainder escaping without
injury.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-02-15
ms OUTRAGE UPON THE CoNsTI-
TUITION, BY rnE Loco Focos OF THE
SrNArr

Never perhaps in the history Of our country,
has there been recorded more outrageous
breach of the constitution for party ends than
has been perpetrated by sixteen of the Loco
Foco members of the N. York Senate, in re-
gard to the election of u S. Senator. The
Constitution of that state provides, that on
certain day, each house of the Legislature
shall proceed to nominate person for Sena-
tor, and il they disagree, they shall then unite
and make an election by joint ballot. 1t is We
nv easy therefore TO see what is the duty off The
Legislature. But it SO happens in the present
case, that the Wings have large majority 10
joint ballot, and therefore for the sole purpose
of prepeniing choice, sixteen Of the admin
istraton Senators, in strict accordance with
the destructive principles Of Loco Focolsm,
agreed TO vote for different persons aud ius by
avoiding nomination on the part of ne Sen
ate, prevent the two houses from gong INTO
joint ballot and eecting the Wing candidate
How such conduct can be reconcled with
their oaths of Office by the sixteen Sena-
tors, who have thus violated ne Constr
tuition, il is difficult to see. To US however 1t
appears to be plain case Of prem'dtated and
wilful PERJURY, by men ThO haze steor7i 70
support the Constitution, not oDly, in the let
ter but the spirit Of it.
In addition too, TO the perjury involved 10
this transaction, the Loco Focos have consplT-
ed to set at defiance the popular will and pre-
vent the majority oe the citizens OF N. York
from being represented IN the u s. Senate
For two successive years, large majority OF
the voters have declared their opposition TO the
measures of the administration and yet their
voice is disregarded.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-02-15

Massachusetts Fourth Congressional Dis
triet-The third trial 10 elect Representa-
tive in this district has resulted in there being
no choice. The vote Stood
Brooks, (Whig) 3,7sS; Parmenter, Loco)
1850; Scat 667. Since the last trial Par
menter has gained 563 and Brooks has lost
80 votes. Parmenler wants 81 votes Of
being elected.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-02-15

OF the 6l6 prisoners ia the Au-
burn State Prison, two only are fe.
males.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-02-15

n5-Mr. Daniel Fisher, who was recently
killed on the Harlaem Rail Road, the par
ticuIars ofwhich are subjoined. we learn, was
formerly resident OF Fayetteville. and some
or years ago a driver of the stage from
Brauleboro TO Townshcnd:
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-02-15

In the Democrat Of Dec. ~, IL il admitted thai
the Wings elected their officers IN the Senate but
gises the reason that loco fooo Senators
absent. The truth Of this is apparent when state
that The whole body consists Of bu, forty of which II
il majarity, that il all the ahsrees had been pre-
sent and voted for the loco foco candidate the Whig-
would still have been triumphant their candidate has-
ag reeeisedas il was, n votes, chieh 10 majority
efths wAe!s!
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-09

COUNTERPART BhANDRETH's PILLS, are .sld nv
~ over 400 Drug stores in the city Of NkW YOnK O!
the miserable druggists who sh ~ prevent the scon OF the
world IRON making you desPsed and rejected Of your fellow
men1
deeply 70 be lamened for the sake OF pubic uoral.
that Justice aud mercy those deceived
me to publish the following.
A SELLER or toUNTERFFITs.
PUsL,c WsRsiSe-The Druggist who KEEPS store 4
the CORNER OF HOUSTON STREET AND THE
B0WERf west side cfhe Bewcry aud north side Hous.
ton street, sells acouuteret of my Pills.
endeavored By using show B very similar 70 mine 10
deceive tn unway PARTON Of the public into the belief thst
tore, thus take the hard earnings orthe poor for
hat which likely pjure thas her, a. for IL he
Counterfeit that sold II the apove store j. nase God
medicine should require my name 10 make Il s.ifl-
The conclusion that IL u made to ninre Nkv made 20
niuref some one asks To destroy the " character Of TIE
genuine medicine THIS Druggist u very careful that his
fanny should be well observed f he fsh iis 10 less Il an
three that h his Brsner,ih Pills Tor aleal hi
only satemcn that he considers honor homes
perfectly useless tu' can tell him that the moral cu Of
seller of Counterfeit Medicine greater than that pser
Of counterfeit Money. The latter decidedly the more hon
orsble OF the lie stands shance of beng sent 10 the
state frso" for ten years hut sellerof 60 er Med.
the sellers of counterfeit m,dcss have dom y, thing 10
LOSE they possibly be made pay Tey confirm The
old ue that gu, q nothing nothing eau ~ obtained
My ONCE IN the Bowery few doars e this nhluh
ing seller of Cou ltsr brahdreths Pills Purchase t.n al
office, which 276 eewevy between Prince and Housioa
streets Ard you your health 10 10 drug
store you want Brsndseths PiIls
have known any who Rave ssed the Genuine Pills
but that satisfied they best medicine they hid
used lfi not Ger counterng kna,e there u
but little doubt bu, long before this hy would
in fair way TO become and depend. with The Judi
cious Public whether shall Ne secured in my reh
The Public's obed,ent servant
3. BRaNDRETH, VI ~. aii Broadway
2tl Broadway, 276 Bow,ry. is5 Hudson st. being my
oces the Pills purchased there be relied upon tue
| and gesuns. n. BRANDRETH, VI. ID. don
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-09
fmportntiens.

In the Columbus from Liyerpoo450 tons orre Goals Chs
Marshall 100 salts, do; ga bars ironC Sands
leaks case hardware order; box collars, Griffin Fell
mend 10 she orders 100 bars 20 bundles ro Wins
low 9 10 qrs ~ lbs railroad iron Thos
wses;I3 bales linens Tooksr, Mead &c; do mds ordei
n chs Bottled seer Hanss bale. ,snabugs, Smith,
Thurlart Co; eas hardware, Henry Bayies do do Jr
Shepard do dz order bales carpet yarn, Cow ali;
boxes merchandise VIM Whiswrght de do oder ssdodo
John Cehout Co; chs HARDWARE do pans segar'ns
Son; do hardware John Brown; hid aud crate hollow
ware 10, cssk hammers, do; casks casng doj essk
hinges do; do pans bunchss do do casks and
har1wa Whitney Co; hhds hollow ware do; ess
hinges do casks castings dol do nails do; bunch psns
DO; rs casks box cutlery oder hid potatoes Buchanan
casks hard ware Moore Bsker, - cases mdz Bird, Gill;
land Co; box do order; case hardware, Msrgar Coz
a aims casks weight 10 ton, cw u, ~ To- chains,
Bear Hary; 80 casks painters colors sss Macy Sous
1891 ron order; bales sarpentng Haddin 20;
truss mds "A Rss. Ell Co; bales eask W.lburgh hard
ware T liant son bxs cheese Bunker 20; easis
bal, hardw are, wire AID web, Ihorpj bale mdz
Oalss Robmcr 90 has magsesia, Ogden Ferguson Coi
Gaze xas, harold; bxs mdz Armour, Leeds bales
Shoe thread order; cask mds Hall Brothers Cot
bsles tlanktt DAVID Haddin Co; cases bale mdr,
WAGON; case wine Smith 1hurgeri 20; baskets hard
ware Corning; cask do w pcksley; 6cAses mdx
Sand, Turnes, Fes Co; cast ale, Deans bales floor
cloth Thompson Go; cases hardware COPELAND Palmer;
ca,k do Field RELY; do do, Cox. cases mds,
Har,e Hsgg do Baldwin, Bunlin Go; chs hard
ware Norris Co; do hoes, order; III hs linen Gehon
AGO; chronometer, order; Poney, dol box es'he'
Deieus.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-09

Oh the Hook an Friday night. ~ A4 "a -
Gibraltar, 20 dave wAs. &c q Hoord Brssstsr Co
SHIP Howard IHs~l Flor from Hsnburx' q Nov .ds to
Bark oseol. Milligsn, I'm Leghorn via Gibraltar, mds
Lenghi.
schr Tea..r Green ugh sdsys from St Johns mdn to
BELOW
Two ships, two barks. three briggs
Slem0rnnda.
The Independence for Liverpool and suy for Havre sail
today their letter bags will close at Gpn News Rooms
in the Exchange, at the usual hour this mernng.
very plentiful in This port Such scarcity
has been kRown for years is occasioned by the
large number Of departures and the nonarrya Of vessels
some long since due wages fifteen dollars per month";
with small stores The Der of vessels in port is quite
large than has be known for at this
Of Sailors for several years back have decreased
would be very in the seports few hence
large number have recently died in Mobile New Orleans,
The Anawan Bliven, hence for Providence Sachems
Head, Long Leland Sound, on Weenesda, last
The Oxford Of North Yarmouth, Me-, Mitchell, from st
Johss NIB. for NYork, ashore Stewards head, Chat
ham, Mass morning of Sd inst and with her cargo OF coal
total loss. The mate drowned
CAPE MAY NJ Dec 3-The Leon,ine of Bridgeport Con.
Dearborn from Richmond for New York. with full Of
four and obaccosnd the George Of Hartford Study
from York river for Providence, with Of corn-were
t,s afternoon dvee Cape May Light House, in
heavy storm and gale. The Of both vessels all
safely landed and the vessels are living
The gale has since abated The Leonne is full Of water
the alongside the being landed the beach,
The George tght and her cargo will be landed to-
morrow.
Spoken.
By the pilot boat Blossom the 30h Nov. whaling ship
Washngiyn Of Nantucket bound TO Nantucket 20 miles L
Of Little Egg Harbor.
Dec T. brig VIM Pitt Of Egg iarbo' bound to Halifax Ms.
Left Egg Harbor schr WatIcs of Buckport fin Baltimore
bound TO and scr Joshua Sends bound to New
Yorh; besides 40 sail Of small craft wind bound
The Blossom has been absent Is day $, cruise.
Rambler of boeon hence for Charleston Nov 80 lat 81
30. Ion "a So
Mason Barney, Cameron FIN NYork for Amsterdam Nov s.
lat 40 s3, Ion so 10.
United S:nsen Ports.
BosroN Dec 6rrr Tcxan Small Eastport for NewYork;
Atlas, Haynes, Lnbcc for do
PORTLAND Dec 3arr Chapel Cheryfeld for NYork; Tre
do; VIM Penn Macbas for do; Fair Play, Gchrist
Lubec for do; 4th Hannah Abigail. Anderson Lubee
for do
PHLAprLrHrA, Dec Carr Ann slle WilIets, from New
York.
NORFOLK Dec s-arr Angora Salisbury, NYork; in Hamp-
Id Mss pp, Green, st Jago de Cuba bornd to
NYorkexpeerced weather the passage put
for provisions and weather.
NATcHEz, Nov I3-arr Persian, Robbins, NYork.
Foreign Ports
HALIFAX Nov 26-sd Arctic, Moore, fm New York for st
Johns Nj.
sT JOHNS, NIB, date-cld Oxford, MITCHELL for New
York
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-09

1 ,urCH FLOWER BULBS Now i he time 10 buy
- Hyscirth rsrcissoses Tulips Crocusscs, &c IL you
want 20 have enc fragrant flowers during Christmas AMI New
Year. until March and April The abov-nsntoned Flower
'ulbs may be sbsined AZ well variety OF other
kinds At the lowest rstes In this city at the seed of
dim WILLIAM wARBURG a Pine a
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-09
SHIP NEWS

NosFoLx, Dec s. sid Empire, Nyors
CHARLssToS, Dec 5arr CorJelia NYork; sid Tybec Tor
do.
MoBLE, Nov 2s-arr Rob Roy, NYors; Harriet Branard
10.
NV 0sLsAr,. Nov AZ sid vicksburg. NYork
ArTAKAYAs, Nov 25-arr Adrian. NYork
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-09

Cieured.
Montgomery, Sawyer, Cedar Key Fla; Foam Adams, do;
Thorn Sanford, Wilmington. Nc; Two PolI,es Fountain,
Norfolk Va; Louisiana stsnhcpe Richmond; Edward West
Mobile; MayAower. Weeks Savannah; vesss CATER
mole Bremen; Chietan Crocher Barbados and market;
Savannah shspter Savannah; VIM En- Coe Havana; Hor.
net Osborn Baltimore; Crouch, Toriin Jr
Etinburc Lurbard Bal irore; Return, smith, New
Bangor Eus, do; Frspce Amy, Ashby Vera Csus: Ashby
Pike Charleston; st Marks vsrpsm Savannah; Pedestrss
Hambe,t City Point and Rchmcpd, Val Iscrssse. Smith,
Fhsdelphia Ana Hale, Chase, Bos,onj Celia, PETER ss.
vannah
Arrived.
Packet chip Columbus Cropper from Liverpool, November
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-09

FRom TExAs-Congress in session; nothing done
Houston healthy. Schooner Of war Louisville and
brig Virginia wrecked on Galveston BAR on the 22a
Nov. Many lives lost Not a word about the cap.
ture Of Matanoras.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-09

100 600 viii e disposed Of ia lot. to suit purchasers purchasers
and at very low prices the importer wishes return
Havana. Inquire At 70 Nassau street
~ 2w' j. ID. HALsEY
DAsSEORD's BILLIARD CHESS ROOMS en,ranc.
ID II Ann street, and joins the Museum 2is Brordws,
More than v odfashoned Tables have gives way in hi,
city, leaving few others in except Bass(ords uu
Elastic Sprpg Steel and Improved Cloth Cushions; they arr
much preferred by the amateurs and certificates Of
celence he shown from AL the great players except ths
rorv, he beng eneas,d ~ sYYosfer aefsv. Purchaser
and players are invited 70 try them ~ shove.
NJ B-Bnliard Cloth Balls. &c. Tor sale a usual a.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-09

yXTAN ED my EDIA TELY-An active and intelligent
w Foreman for morning newspaper office Apply to the
editor OF the Herald. dy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-09
DIED.

Passengers Arrived.
IL the Columbus from L,yerpooi-r Waters, ircandj
Toinliason Eng lsnd-6 SO in the steerege
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-09

Total $T704sa
The canal tolls during this past have creased
over 1889 and the having unoa since their
petion The amount will be sufficient pay the interest
the cost Of their construction An additional $s0O0OOo ap.
pears to required complete the works already
menced. .
1t will be recoectd that the Of Me.rs Rowland and
Aspnwa with the United States Bank, recently brfors
he public The aetes Of the firm for sterling bills Of
the bank and China for negotiation not paid
At maturity the plea that there certainty that the
b would be paid in London by the bank The following is
list Of the bills and the date of their maturity.
f200O due ah February le49 August 8 months.