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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-07

Vrow TO PEAUTIFY THE COMPLExI0N-Wf
ri ETIrs MILK on ROsEs-Celebrated for the last w
var. IN Espe and America Cor sceu'n< and beauiyng NC
shn and rendering y smooth and delicate. mo ~.
feet sxory after shaving wa'bisg &C. positive cure
Tor pimpe. saburn, tan srurtops, frcches Se inasss
=. ,a,aae that no toilet dressing case complete wines
"A For sale wholesale and retail, by A. sands Ivy
Elor corner william st; }. syme % and sss bewery
IN Ring e44 Broad~ay O. Linlsay, % SIXTH A'ense ana
mos, argy;.t. aney stores, &e IN Loncor and America
Ash for wyess. Sk Of hcsss, deededy superior ~
W the world. -
ctApsAPARILLA PoRTER-A new and healthy sev't
Porter i. manufactsredby the subscriesrs from
dsn,. iroensve there being no narcotic sssd
- ss composition II combines agreeable tome, WIN an
sr,,s admirably calculated to ssgorate aud Predsee
h,althy action throughout the system. ,.,,, -
The co., delicate Il without the possibility o. ere
% an n,sue excitement at the same time derive all the adj
,n,se, from tonic properties that caa be obtained o"
tn sar.apsa introduced into the pcrtcr) has long been
shr,tsd =. renovaor Of the system purifying the soo"
cradle atiuc cutaHeou. diseases, NC - . -, 49,.
Ear summer beverage for health - believed ha mn
,er . BY any article offered 70 ,ne ruens
h,g bahy carbosated aud very grateful to me Pa'a'
FOR sale BY the gros,. o. so,s1 =, b,ry
Sg Delivered " any part Of the city. hf'n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-07

xxroop COOK sTovEs-which are taking the place Of
w ali others in this city for their convenience ana esono-
being enabled to do eve diheren, k'nd, o. owe
p,.g. an ~ which done most perfectly WIN we least
~ / and Labor, of any culinary apparatus now W use.
ho. having smoking ehimneys will hno them an sheetaa
care. r''Se wv sTRATToN SEYMOUR,
49,. A2 Water street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-07

rxx FOR HAvRE-The .ePsr'o, fse NC" s as yo,
st&A alan viii he despatched Va about 10" say' -"
s freight OF paSAs 'STkvENs 4 SONS, orso
No Tsnsae Bwldirg'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-07

syM To sail on the st 10Th, and 10th Of every month
e1Tbis line Of packets will hereafter be composed OF the
following ships will succeed each other IN the order 10
which ey named sailing from New YORK and
I'm and 9th Of every month throughout the year, viz
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-07
PREMIUM WIGS AND
SCALPS.

NJ CLIREHUGH, Wig Maker and Hair Cutter, corner
OF Fulton street and Broadway having Just completed large
and OF his celebrated Wigs and Tospees he
invites all wearcrs inspection OF them. They are tie
most unqse article the lind nvesed and are TO DC had
al no other Establishment in this country
Fer elegance htness and durability they rank among
the srst productions Of modern isgcnui,y
In their they differ from all others hitherto
made the hair being sngy Inserted and equally divided .
10 appear Just issuing from the skin They scre Of
the brow than the hair and being withest Ay ne
tac spring pressure entirely sbviaed
They rast be seen TO be understood or appreciated
my2-iw'
ITALIAN TRANSPARENT WINDOW snaDEss
In sdae. A. the former supply subscriber viii receive
h. tbs course present week abosi 800 Pais hgy
ed Italian transparent window Shade, o EYER, ,rsy os
J.,d.casc and ,cenery aosg the. will be ousd .ssy e.
r,ly new The subscriber bavag purchased then less h9
half the oris nal cost he will be enabled 70 ei NE" Hes
ITO" sa"'o y aP"'' OLIVER w. woopFoRD,
,-,-. 90 Ctaherise street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-07
II u M A N II A l r

WHIAK ERs Il EYEBROWs.
pYy- Since the publication OF A. GRANDJkAN's COM
POSITION than thirty limitations or counterfee
suece,veiy appeared Now the Piou system e'Po
red BY all the Barriers Of New York ,
But no one, ssubuess, will dispute that the author Of
GRANDJEAN's COMPOSITION Is The ony person who
Ia. especially applied himself with real and .duy TO these
researches The encouragement ne has re-
ee,ed !. sure testimony of The rescra satisfaction given
The ,s Of this article exceeds most sanguine expectation
From tbs date Mr. A. GRANDJEAN promises, according
N his perform extraordinary cures spon all per-
,oss who give him their confidence and who vi! permit
him to cserce A. according to the and the different
Affections Floss system He appreciates and combines
with ton all the prescriptions given the best aa'
bo, o,,nx no preference his remedies except where
the requires it, and where experience Tor %
many years eos6rms its efficacy 49,
TIE ,vipeipai remedies sI Paste the Of which
r~ar.x~, he i.fahe of xERoTRisIA, and thu ten.
.r.v or fall o the Hara Cutaneoss Eruptions
q Tho seap letter nature that which !. most ge"eray
net with the heads Of young children
al odrusrsss Liquid smpIoymer, cf which, IA 'hor'
s.e. cure. HYDRofRIsfA
"a a peculiar Pisss asd DsPAerefie Cop for The ~eaS
~.pt &c Bd~es.sss swaiy prescriptions aeeorns 70 he
AFerspt eases ssa ecastitutsosa :,
Auroyss ana RECON- nended by the ~ Y. Medical Faculty
Oace, Barclay ST. No l, Aste~ Hoasc 1sm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-07

STOMACH PUMPS Suspensa'y bandages, aud Enema sy-
- ringes manufactured by s. Nav, surgical instrument
kerr London for sale by g. COLBY,
a23 m+ 35l Pearl, corner Of Frankfort.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-07

DUMPS, WATER CLOSETS aud BATHs-manuactured
L by J. STONE, Plumber and Engineer, 800 Broadway.
a9 Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-07

CTEAM SECURING AND TAILORING, by William
~ Smith, at No. Wall street. New York All orders in the
above line will be thankfully received and punctuay attended
to. Repairing DONE collars CATS, buttons Innings, straps, all
nade o appear equal 10 al1.lm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-07

g fEAW WRAPPING PAPER 5000 Cap and
~ Crown For sale by
J. CAMPBELL PERSSE,
a6y 10 and IL Nassau st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-07

CUCCESS TOJ A.&L vERNOL'S, DRAPERS AND
- TALoR5 tey have adopted the cash system, and
able 10 sell clothing the most reasonable terms The pub
lie invited to call and their assortment and they
will be satisfied that great saving will be realized in cash
system, as conducted at 81 Chathamst
N. "A great variety of Cloths and Cass-sre Vestings,
kept hand made order The fashionable style.
Also large Of Coats and c7oaks m27 3'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-07

FARE REDUCED TO ~ LIZ CENTS
: y~~aD q STEAM FREIGHT AND PASSAGE
teSS1N LINE.-For KEYPORT NEW JERSEY.
sssss-Se<szs-. The new aud lowpressure Steamboat
WAVE Captain Joseph Stoney, will commence her trips
MONDAY, the 29ih inst, and until further netice-
leaving Ke,port, Browns Point Middetown, IN the
county Of Monmouth every day Sundays excepted at oeack
Nj Washington Market Slip, New York at o'clock,
NJ laadins Sesoins Dock every trip. Stages will be in
attendance passengers the different sections, OF the
county For further particulars apply 10 the Captain
ho.rd Fare "a Ereebold All cents a6-2m-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-07

= r~-, - SOUTHERN DAILY MAIL LINE Tor
t. Norfolk, Charleston, 4. c.. Petersburg, and
SzsnznxnxEs-- Richnond--The steamboats, ALABAMA,
KENTUCKY and JEWESS, all boats speed and sccommo-
daon will running daily the first April between
Baltimore Norfolk and Portsmouth, leaving the lower end OF
Spears wharf Afternoon" 1t o'e,ok or immediately at
81 the from Philadelphia, and will arrive
next mornc at Portsmouth time for the Cor Whining
steamboats, TO Charleston Returning will leave
Portsmouth every day after the arrive from ths South and
reach Baltimore morning. time for the ears for Phila'
dephs
These in connection with the well known steam
packets Georgia and South Carolina which leaves Norfolk
every Saturday Charleston giving travellers choice They
run with the James River boats to Peters
burg and Richmond Strangers informed Gold travellers
knov this the cheapest aud nos comfortable route Tor
southern Travellers there changes from cars steam
boats stages the dead Of night the Washington
route The company therefore hope the travelling part OF the
community will psrone hem in giving equal facilities and
superior comfort -
Passage and fare to Norfolk, So JOHN W. Brown,
msstf Ageat
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-07

snO HOUSE MISREPRESENTATION STYLE CUT
J. LERY-Tke subscriber has just received few Of
Ivory Balance Handled Knives and Forks Of ST. So
IS pieces alse sets elegantly fitted mahogany cases.
with Pearl Handles and Silver Ferrels
DANIEL 4. DELAVAN,
nys-y No. III Msden Lane few doors from Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-07
CHEAP CASH CLOTH STORE,
Al. AIa.lax. 1 40


Q- WHERE may be fosnd. BY the piece yard, supe
assortment Of iae and low priced Broadcot, Habit
Cloths Cas.meres Sammsr Stuf Vevets Vestings Trim
mng SC sc. The subscriber will offer the above very
low prices for cash. order dispose Of his entire stock pre-
vioas August next he will then he obliged from
has present stand. m2S- 3m HAAC Il. THAYER
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-07

rTNHE FLUSHING PAVILION 10 now ready to acconmo-
l. date transient and permanent boarders A few
families will be takes cheap, f applications made
Flushing, April 10, lsse. ale-lmeod'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-07

MEMS, YOUTHS ND CHILDREN's CLOTHING
1V1 The subscribers constantly head large
assortment Of Ready Made Clothing suited to every age and
size, which viii be sold at low prices for Cash.
40 3mt GEO. A. HOYT & CO., IA Bewcry.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-07

DRENIUM GHiLDRENs CLOrHING.-GEORGE A.
HOYT CO., Ne. Ia Bowery have on hand extensive
assortment of fa.honably made Childen Clothing, Samples
Of which obtained the premium at s recent ar which they
disposed sell cheap for Cash. either at wholesale
retail.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-07

ID EMOvAL-J H. BANCKER, Merchant Tailor, informs
II his friends and tbs public generally that he has removed
from, No. 50 Fulton street. "U S. Hotel" to No 90 Nassau
Fulton where he prepared to receive and execute all
orders entrusted to hs care with neanes and punctuay
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-10-03
commissioners .V0slce.

In obedience to an order Of the late
Superior Court of Chancery for the town
OF Lynchburg, catered on the 18th o..
tooer lS%I-and an order Of the Circuit
superior Court of Law and Chancery
for Augusta County, made at the June
Term 1899, in the case between Thomas
Ashley surviving trustee of the creditors
OF Boys and McCaimot, plaintiffs. and
George Nj Calmot, John Inskeep. Thorn
as and Cuthbert Bul-tt and others, DIES
iendants which case was depending i'm
The former. and subsequently, removed 10
the latter COURT shall on the 23rd OF
October next. at my Office in the town
OF Staun'on, proceed TO take an account
OF the administration of the defendants
Samuel Clarke and Ann Chambers on
the estate Of their intrs,ate William
Chambers, decd an account of the re>
al assets of the said William Chambers
IN the hands Of his heirs and AN at
count OF the pay ments made by the reps
resentatives Of William Chambers. to
the reprrs, natives Of William Bower
deed. on account of the debt due the
plaintiff. The parties interested in said
accounts, will attend at the time and
place above named, with all the nec.ssa.
ry papers, TO enable me 10 comply with
the acquisitions Of said orders
DAVID FULTZ, Com'r.
StauniOn Srnt In
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-10-03
sFg " s. Y e..

Mrs. HENRY JOHNSON, Former
ly Teacher of NIuslc in the Utica Fe.
mnlc Institute. Stat. Of n. York, and late
OF Williamsburgh.) having been indn.
ced TO take up her residence in Staun.
ton, be9s TO inform the inhabitants OF
the town aud lis vicinity. tina, she is de.
sirous OF devoting her attention to a
MUSIC CLASS. for which undertak.
ing she trusts she will be found pecu>
liatly qualified.
Mrs J. having received her education
under the first London Masters, is ena-
oiea 10 give instructions upon the most
scientific principles, aud confidently
nor sto give entire satisfaction 10 those
who may favor her with their support,
Pupils can be received at Dr.. Berke.
iey's between the hours o. nine and one.
TERMS-$20 per session OF five
months, or SIS per quarter
Instruction upon the Organ thorough
Bass and Composition. S per lesson.
Reference is respectfully made TO
Messrs. Saunders. NlillingtoE and ID.
Browne. professors of William and Ma.
~ College, 10 the Gent'l Trustees Of the
Stanton Academy, aud TO the Editor of
this paper, at whose Office testimonials
have been lodged for inspection.
N. b. Mrs. J. - Ill also give ins,ruc-
ton in Drawing and Paiu:ing-Terms
$40 for course of 36 lessons, with the
use o! paints aud brushes
Stanton. Sept. 20, 1859.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-10-03
VALLEY TURNpEEEW
-OR-
Office cfthe Valley Turnpike Company, ,
w InchesIer, Sent. 3 iS:}9. [

J
Notice as Hereby g'r,n to the stock
holders in the Valley Turnpike Compa
ny. that an instalment of three dollars on
each share OF capital stock is required
on or before the 2Slh of Sept. next.
(being !he ninth instslment in the
counties CT Frederick aud Shenandoah
and the eighth in the counties of Rock
Ingham and Augusta, making nineteen
dollars called for on each share.) to be
paid to the subscriber or either Of the
Banks in Winchester to John ALE.
mong at Newtown TO Jacob S Banner
at Middletown; TO Geo +. Hump at
Strast:rg; to William NIoreland at
oodstock TO Richard Miller at
Stoney Greek Bridge; to John Morgan
at Mount Jackson; to John ID. Zircle
at New Market; to De,iick Penny
hacker as Sparta to Isaac Hardesly at
HaTrisonbnrg to Shipman s. Roller at
Mt. Crawford to Jacob c Roller al Mt.
Sidney, and to J. B. Breckenridge at
stanton.
am instructed to say that legal meas
ures will be taken 10 coerce payment in
all cases of delinquency after the Goth
inst, the engagements Of the company
being such as to require prompt pay
ment.
j. S CARSON, Treas.
~ inchester Sept. d.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-10-03
TERMS OF THE SPECTATOR.

The Spectator is published. reehly, By
KENT"N HARrER. at Trio Dollars a
gear, If paid in adrance, or Too Dollars
and Fifty Cents, after the expiration OF
The first sir months.
No paper ,riii be discontinued wnin all
drreardgeS are paid.
ADVERTISEMENTS not crceedino
'oNE SQUARE Of printed matter. are in
serted three ueeks for one dollar each
continuance after, twenty-five cents. Lar
geradreriisements in the sumo proportion
AL letters must be post maid.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-10-03
GDg1Ao O. D6Bl1ss s.
Slaunion, Sept, 10, 1889.
Whig s. Enquirer insert 81

The subscriber having removed his
store TO his house formerly occupied by
him as a Saddler's sbop,is determined to
sell bis goods as cheap ifnot chea per than
they can be had in this market. He
has Just received from the North a
fresh supply Of Shoes, Bonnets, Laces,
silks, &c. &c. and many articles not ne
cessary TO mention, as all that wish 10
!, purchase will Of course call and see for
themselves. He feels assured from his
constant attention 10 business, with de.
sire to please, that bis friends will do
well to call and see him.
A. NJ, MOSBY.
StaunioD. August is.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-10-03
NOTICE..

| HEREBY notify the heirs Of A mos
Branson, that now hold in my hands
certain money coming 10 them from their
aunt Mary Branson's estate, which they
will please call and receive, or other
wise | shall proceed TO pay 1t out to o
theirs OF her relations, as the law may di-
rect. JAS. II. LAHEW,
Admir-. Of Mary Branson, decd.
Luray, Page co. August l--2E1
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-10-03
hsO Il Az PARRISH.
SHOCKOF Hill

is now receiving, and offers cor sale,
on DmodatiDg terms to punctual
customers, the following articles:
100 bags Lagura Green Coffee
100 do Rio do
10 bids n 0. s p r. Sugars
10 do 81 CroiX do, prime art
80 packages Loaf and Lump Sugar
SO do G.. p and Impl Teas
10 cases cansters do
100 boxes Cheese
100 realms Foolscap ruled Paper
100 balfream Letter do
100 reams Wrapping DO
300 kegs Nails
$50 sides S de leather
10000 lbs Cotton Yarns, Richmond md
Manchester Factory.
100 kegs Guupowder
300 bags shot, all sizes
800 sacks Salt
10 tons iron, assorted
bales English Shoe Thread
Is bids Molasses
20 bbIs n. o Molasses
10 ball pipes French Brandy
20 bbls invitation do
20 bbis Malaga vine
20 do S. NJ. wine
S do old VI adera
40 do Y f. Rom
2 puncheons OLD Jamaica Rum
30 hbIs wbiskey
10 bids do
20 bhls old Rye whiskev
so boxes Tsluw Candles
so do Soap
10 do Sperm Candies
10 do Starch
25 do Muscai ~ inc
20 baskets Champagne wine
10000 It's Bacon, principally Middiings
so bbls n Herrings
50 cases Fur Hats
% do Russia 90
10 do wool do
40 do Shoes
10 do Boots
Country Merchants, and others, are re.
specially invited TO give him call before
purchasing.
Richmond, Sep. ~
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-10-03
a a d e. @ Hs Il IN O..
SPRING & SUMMER FASHIONS

THE undersigned EGGS leave to in
form his customers and the public gen
orally, that he has very recently receiv-
ed from the North, all the Latest Fash
ions. and is now prepared to execute all
work in his line oil business, in the neal
est and most work maulike manner, and
on the shortest notice. He respectfully
invites the public TO call and examine
for themselves. His shop is at the old
stand, formerly occupied by his Father,
situate on the cross street nearly opposite
MIR. n. G. Kinney's DIV Yelling house. He
respectfully so!icits share Of the public
patronage.
ELIJAH CALVERT.
staunton. May 2, 1899
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-10-03
JUST RECEIVED

Picture GIa:s lSS 24 and l6>t p
Five gal. Demijohns.
Japan Varnish.
Black Oil Varnish,
Dry White Lead-Chrome Green (er'd
in Oil)
Black Lead Crucibles,
White Mustard Seed,
White Ginger, &C..
Churches Essence Of Mustard.
And continue to keep on hand every
variety OF Paints and Dye Stuffs, and al
mos; every thing in the Drug line.
j.. BERKELEY g. Co.
Staunton. Aug. q. 1889.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-10-03
$50 eRGR rs.

augusta County Court, July p, 1880,
John Rankin, plaintiff,
AGAINST,
Andrew Sheets 81 Martin Yount, defts
IN CHANGER Y.
The defendant Sheets not having en-
tered his appearance and given security
according 20 the act Of assembly and the
rules OF this court, and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he is not an
iDhabitant Of this Commonwealth |: is
ordered that said defendant Sheets APP
pear here on the fourth Monday in Oc>
tober next, and answer the bill OF the
plaintiff; and that a copy Of this order
be forthwith inserted in some newspa-
per printed in Stanton, for two months
successfully, and posted at the front
door of the Court house Of this county.
A copy -Teste.
JEFFERSON KINNEY, CIR.
Aug 7
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-10-03
LAND fOs' Sale.


| will sell a TRACT OF LAND, w.
ing IN Augusta County. mile from
Greenville, on the east side of The main
road, and adjoining the lands CT John
BrownIee. Sam'l. Finley. David Shultz,
aud L. Williams, containing
$50 sRGR rs.
about DO acres in timber. There is on
the place large and convenient brick
80 dwelling HOUSE good Barn,
sVaHFIl Orchard, &c. Possession
Terms accommodating / the above land
is not previously disposed of. it will be
set up 10 the highest bidder on the 10Th
day Of October next
JAMES NJ. LILLEY.
August 30.
o. Rockingham Register inser, ill sale.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-19
HISTORY OF CANADA.
CAPITULATIoN OF MONTREAL
(CoNTINUED.)

%. If there are any military officers
whose affairs require their presence in the
colony till next year, they may remain in
it after they shall have had a permit to
that effect from the Marquis De Vaudreuil,
& they shall not be reported as prisoners of
war. .4asarer.-" All those whose pri-
vate affairs may require their presence
in the country and shall have per-
nit to that effect from the Marquis De
Vaudeuil, shall be allowed TO remain there
in until their affairs shall be terminated -
%. The Commissioners OF provision OF
The King shall be allowed TO remain in
Canada ill next year, in order to settle the
debts that he may have contracted in the
Colony for his provisions if nevertheless
he prefers sailing TO France this year, he
shall be allowed to leave till next year, a
person to settle his business, this last per-
son shall keep and may take with him all
his papers which shall not be visited; has
Clerk shall be at liberty either to remain ia
the colony or TO pass to France; and IN
this last case, the passage and provisions
shall be given to them on His Britannia
Maiesiy's expense, for themselves, thell
families and baggage" Granted"
i "a. The yictuals and other provisions
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-19

SWANTON, VT. JUNE 10, 1889.

spectators, the sufferers were placed each
in their respective place the Provost Mar
shall gave the fatal signal and the young,
the noble, and generous Hameln was
counted among those who had nobly sui
leted for freedom's sake. Thus persisted
gallant youth, who for his love of country
deserved better fate.
We have now given the biography of
the four unfortunate, generous and brave
patriots who were concerned in the affair
of Walker. In Mr.. Ambrose Sanguinet's
biography, we have shown the wickedness
and improperly of the unjust sentence Of
of the bloody Court Martial in condemnng
these men as m,rdrers; such an iniqui-
tons sentence was pronounced with the
view of blasting the memory Of honest &
upright men, who would have shuddered at
the idea of spiliIng human blood, except in
selfdelence. lrishmen, who read this bio
eraphy, did not the British, after the un-
successful rebellion of '99, condemn many
of your noble countrymen as murder ers
of unknorn persons" and did not the sin
famous Thomas Reynolds swears that he
had seen many Of your brave conpatrots
numbering unknown persons. When
they could not invent names, they then
used the common words OF -" unknoWn per-
sons" In spite Of all the stigma ard
shame the British tried to attach to their
noble Irish victims, yet you have honored
the memory Of those devoted men, who
for the cause Of poor oppressed Erin, had
taken up arms to repel foreign oppressive
foe. The case of Canada and that of Ire
land are precise y the same. The memory
Of the so called "murderers Of Walker =
shall be respected by the Canadian peo-
Pile and by all the admirers Of true liberty
In vain did the renegade La Bouchere the
under Secretary Of the Colonia! Depart
ment, say in the Imperial Parliament, thai
out Of seven that had then been hanged r
Montreal, there were" four notorious mur
derers." Such an imputation is false anC
calumnious. He is less culpable however
than the bloody wholesale murderer ST
John Colborne, and the hypocritical ant
treacherous Lord John Russell, who b,
his tyrannica and unjust resolutions o
March 1887, is the chief cause of the trou
bes. The " great Lish agitator" in ans
wer to Mr. LaBouchere, said "oNL,
SEVEN 7" Coon GoD ONE DROP OF HU
MAN BLOOD SPLIT ON THE sCAFFoLD FOL
POLITICAL OFFENCE, Is ALWAYS TO
MUCH" Bnt we believe in retributive JUS
tice, and the time will yet come when tn
bloody VICTOR of St. Eustache, will hav
to return to England, Gf perchance h
should live to do IT'D in the same disgrace
ful manner that General Bourgoyne an
Lord CORVALLIS had to leave the thrice
oppressed English Colonies after the cele
brated battles Of Saratoga and Yorktown