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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-06-26

w Inc subscribers having been appointed by the
w honorable the probate court for the district of
Chitenden, commissioners TO receive, examine and
ADJUST the claims and demands of all persons ag ains
the estate Of Josiah Spaudng, r late of Williston in
sad district, deceased, represented nsolvcnr and also
all claims and demands exhibited in Offset thereto; and
SIX months from the day Of the date hereof eng al
lowed by sad court for that purpose, we therefore
hereby give notice that will attend 10 the business
o, our appointment, at the dwelling OF David sham,
OF December next at 10 O'clock A. NJ. Dated this
18th day Of June, A. d. 1870
Je:25 REUBEN LOCKWOOD, Commits
JOHN WRIGHT ( sioners
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-06-26

On Sheeting, shifting, Prints, sc,
~ bales A brown >heene,
do do shifting,
10 do Ticking,
3 cases A bleach Sheeng,
10 do American Prints, for sale by
June 10 Villas, LOOMS and Co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-06-26
LOVELY e Co. hava lust reed from New

lNs York, and arc now Offering for sale at still fur
ler reduced prices for ready CASh-a more complete
assortment Of fancy and other Coos adapted to the
season and the times than ever beoc--among which
many new articles never before offered in this mar
ket. Also, new supply Of Glassware, Crockery and
ng-Glasscs-Also, English Ctrrans, Prunes,
Dry Groceries, Mats, Russia and other Carpcting, Oil
week. limo
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-06-26

OTlCE.-Came into the enclosure of The subscri-
Y Der on the 18th inst. a RED cow, about eight
years DID, The owner is requested to pay for adver-
Using and take her away JOSEPH COOK
Burlington, June 81 1910,
I OsT, on Wednesday last, pair ofgold mount
IL ed Spccacles. A generous reward will he given
Cor them, II found STRONGs, q co.
June H.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-06-26

DRISTOL BOARD, Drawing paper and Pen.
- ellis. Brilliant red fluid blue nud japan ink, and
,2ucs ana genemen's steel pens, lust received from
New York, and for sale by S. HUNTINGTON.
College st. June 25, 1910.
/ OG CABIN ANECDOTES and ILLUSTRATED Incl
- dents IN the lite of Gen. VIM II. HARRt,oN. for
sale at the Book store June 10 u. A. BRAMAN
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-06-26

100 DYE STUFFS.
1OO bbls. Cam Wood
200 do Log Wood St. Domingo
25O do Log Wood Canpeacby
$50 do Fustic
200 do Nicaragua
DO do Alum
25 do Blue Viriol
30 do Nader
SO carbovs Oil Vnriol
Mnriatic Acid, Aqua Forts, Nitric Acid, Carcuma.
Bar B Wood, Peach Wood, Qner Ghron Bark, Spanish
plo'ant and Bengal Indigo, Lac Dye, Mutt Calls, press
June ~. by }. & j. II. PECK e. Co
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-06-26

CTRAY MARE. Came INTO my enclosure about
- the first Of June inst. a small sorrel Mare, with
white stripe in her face and white foot, and shod
all round PlilNEAS ATWATER
Burlington, June 18th, 1910.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-06-26

100 FARMING UTENSILS.
so do Hay Forks
Is do Manure Forks,
so do Hoes
GO do scythe Sna,hes
49,, IS 40 cast and German steel Scyiles, cradle
Scythes, Slckle.S, Plonghs, and Plough castings by
burlington, June 10. J.& j. H. PECK g. Co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-06-26

CORN BROOMS & PAlLS.-lOO doz. corn broors
~ so doz. patent Pals,
lime ~. j, & j. IL, PECK q Co,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-06-26
CHERMAN's WORM LOZENGEs are,h

Burlington, April 10, 1910.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-10

ANorura STEAMBOAT AeerpENr-sIx Llvrs
Losr The steamboat syrcn, Capt Field, brings IN
telligence Of the loss Of the lie Roy, wsshinx ten
Smith, master, and reports the melancholy news
that six persons were killed, and several reus-
" scaIded, burnt, or otherwise wounded. The ae-
eident occurred on Sunday last, about o'clock, p.
NJ, opposite Blount's Town, on this river.
IL appears that first her boilers exploded, and az
terward she caught fire and burned down 10 the wa
tcr's edge. The wreck now lies opposite Bloust's
I own, 10 which the wounded were scuyeyed.
Among the passengers was Mr.. Willis Alston.
and we believe he vas the only enc who escaped
unhurt. On hearing the explosion he Immediately
jumped into the yawl boat, and thus made his es-
cape, while the vessel was on FIRE.
The killed are reported TO be Daniel Rowlett,
passenger; Washington Smith, master; John Ash
ton, cpgiseer; Pressly Hicks, fireman; John Wal.
Ter, do. Henry Carter, free mulstto steward.
The names OF the wounded are, - Hollonsan.
pilot; sam Smothsrs, free mulstto cock black
woman belonging TO the boat, and q negro boy.
There were three persons who escaped unhurt,
making in all thirteen persons who were beard a
the time Of the accident.
The wounded were eenveyed TO the plantaiion Of
Mr. Sattep, where they have received every At
tcntion, and in fair way Of recovery The pilot Is
much bruised, having been blown several zee, into
the air, and fallen on the wreck, with the wheel in
his hard.
Nothing was saved but the mail which wa, blown
on TO the forecss,le. ddrcrtise 2sfi
EH
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-10
Prom Lady Byroa and other Poems Of spesss ci~ss
Last Lines, 10 n Lady.

Another word, shall sersrsay.
II noU- you cruelty, reject nae,
Coldly turn your head away
Leave me, where the World has wreck me
My heart is sisk-my head Is wild,
Will with Aheciion's raying hunger
could kne,l 10 you, like a ltIle child.
Lo'eyos beiier-tsi.r than II yoanger.
Brighter eyes. on me ars smiling
kairor forms, my passions lure
But kcdr beauty is-dehllng
They kindle feelings, too impure.
But when mark your mournful beauty,
II minds Of my Mothers grave
II minds me OF Religions duty,
Where the weeping willows wave.
Itleads me to the Almighty's altar,
Where first, saw yoa meskly bend
And there feel shall not altsT,
II you will dslsn 10 be my fTiena.
Ifeel the want Of womsrs arms,
To shield me from my fearful passions--
Her SMILE the storm OF feeling Gains
Her hand, the Home OF comfort fashions
Ny wrctched youth, had no, been wasted,
II had known quiet home
II Domestic Loves pure lips are tasted,
They'll save me from the guilt 10 eone.
When you sen, me back the Bible,
Where clasrd our names in one,
thought the fate OF poor George Twieill,
Would drive me 10 the setting sun.
lie was famed for gentle ies,ing-
Genius, and its dangerous power
Sorrow set his brain reeng,
And huIfd him to tbs ghas,ly hour.
But | kissd its sacred pages
Sigh'd aprayer for you, and yours
When the war Of passion RACES,
Prayer, alone, our peace secures.
left your walks, for four long years,
Years Of " ant, and silent ang aish
Days of smiles, and nights OF tears
In hopes my love- at last, would anguish.
But twas vain--we cannot alter
What Nature round the heart has tw ined--
In DEATH our love can never ialter,
For ours, is copgenial mind.
] feel, that il can change
The initials, of our name, agree
A likeness, ominous. and strange,
That should sink you on humble knee.
And the woman, who has loved me best
And comforted my helpless years,
Was just your sge, when laid to rest,
Where Evening sheds her softes; tears
And my Mothers Queenly Sister, too,
Has form, and features, like your own,
Most strikingly resembles you
lngraeeful manner, gentle tone.
And then W hat is more wondrous still
took eight Ladies' names, last night,
Whose memories, my bosom fill,
And drew them, BY the wild moonlight.
Upon mine there was blot,
And tho drew Miss c. name,
In the range OF yours, was q deep black spot,
In proc T. our fortunes, are the same
When went to bed, prayed
might dream Of her that Heaven designed me-
And the answer, God Almighty made,
I'll tell you if-you choose to find me.
P. s. They tell me that you don't read Bennett
He's the Pyramid of the Press my dear,
Whose shadow, even the British Senate
Will pause, and stare upon, with fear.
November 9th, 1910.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-10

HorRrD MvRprR.-On Saturday morning q mur.
der Of most horrd barbarous and brutal character
was perpetrated upon the person al an old farmer.
named William Hope, on the Durham Road, about .
mile frem Gray's Ferry Bridge. The deceased re.
sided on his farm in the neighborhood, was baehs-
Tor, - years Of age, and lived by himself He was
large cuts on his forehead and large cash on the
back part OF his head. Two heavy axes, that had
he doubt been used in the Derpetraioa of the deed
were discovered under his head covered with blood
The deceased was reputcd 70 be rich and al
ways known TO carry about his person q eonsidcrs
bic sum Of moaey, which was the object of the ruff
fans whs murdered him. The watch ofthe deceased
was also gone Phiiodeiphia Spirit Of hs Times,
Oh instant
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-10
Common Council.

Nov 9-BoARp OF AssIsrAKrs.-At o'clock,
the President took the chair, . quorum being pre-
sent.
The minutes ofthe last meeting we're read and sp-
proved.
A petition was presented fram number of inhsbi-
lease Ola Ferry, provided they succeeded in getting
sufficient capital to form a new association for the
re-cstabishment Of the present, other ferry
boats. Referred to Committee on Ferries
Also, one adverse te the abolition OF the present
ferry boats. Referred TO same committee.
A communication read from the Mayor, en-
closing letter from the Burgomaster Of Antwerp,
transmitting to his Honor q medal, ordered 10 bs
struck by the citizens Of Antwerp, in commem rs-
also ordered to be ansmitsd 10 the Corpora
ton Of Salem, Mass. and to the city Of New Orleans
Ordered on file.
Reporfs-In favor OF selling to Edwa ard G. Fate
the lot No. 30 Front street for $500. Adopted.
In favor Of paying Sl6,7 for some wooden pave
ment corner Of Hanover and Beaver streets. AdoJ.-
ed.
Communication from the Compfrouer-In relation
TO the sale Of the pier foot Of Clinton street, TO
perry have paid only S. 500 Of the purchase money
but the Finance Committee have Rot conveyed the
pier, nor will not until the hole amount Of 600
with interest IL paid. Referred.
Res0iufions.-In favor Of appointing q Joint COM
mittee TO facilitate the OF the New York
and Erie Railway; adopted, and Messrs. Davies.
Adams, O'Neil, Adams and Leonard appointed
Adopted.
In favor of inquiry after some improved mode ef
collecting the City Taxes; adopted.
Some other resolations for inquiry into alleged
abuses were sevsraIy referred TO appropriate com
mittees.
And the Board adjourned.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-10
TESTIMONIALS IN FAVOR OF
CLIREH HIS
Il r ICOPH E K GU S
OR INDICATED COMPOUND,
HUM II AIR.

Boston, Oct %. 1889.
III with The creates. pleasure ,ha, acknowledge he iS
crsSass saving at ibis si%e Growth coming
after having been entirely bad for nsasy fur and a.
sold but without effect. WIN. IL FOLEY.
"As regards air Colby, his truly astonishing He
ss: :s1.y Ass
@ IL ~ !: e e: S
started HIS case !r:sa sxssAh E.ffsn
certify tina. A.r. s;ss Hs:s as:M 'a as:s
81 ND fer s,s d; s s; 1 a The as :. S Ss
rssoSsS beng healthy
sff III n s;
to me- when they can have ocular ds"0n'ratea p-.
"Phladephia, Oct. 10, 1870.
Of excellent article, cishush T.eoptsTous, Which
Of ss
hairs which heretofore gray glossy black
$
70 e s seT are the sole mat
A'''' '' p'' Yours i% Sc, RLBRowN.
"New York, Oct 20, isAc.
sr-Feslng anxious for the restoration Of hal. which
the sruetvre and organization Of the skin and HAIR
hs Of sas S @ ssssss"s
covered with so downy HAIR which has gradually increased
and having regu ary
for about u months have the Satisfaction Of seeing
healthy crop growing whete before had not q hair
others ." have hs1s
am nc S.'-+v.+ B--'+', Greenwich st.
Sold at CIrehughs Hair Cutting Rooms Broadway
Of alton, Of his agents. Dodd Druggist corner
Of Blocker and Broadway Wn Minor, druggist. Franklin
Hovse. Broadway; aud Mrs King BOOKSELLER Fulton
Price 81 bottle.
AND me
tual remedy discovered for all sexual ai.sasts
This compound extract Of Copaiba and possess
es few advantage not enjoyed BY OIL er gedtne for The
cd public renaer assurey highly pspular
long sought fer in the medical world Il confneuen
change of diet In its sppre form that Of paste,
.rey tssele and cases no sensation the
Of the stages of the without any extra
containing full and ample Objections 1t contains
Price 81 pot For SALE Wholesale and retail by Jas
Tarrant, 26e Greenwich street, corner Of Warren.
n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-10

melancholy CArAsrRoFHr.-Bya gentleman
from Consecon we learn that on Monday, the 26th
ult seven persons went TO fish the fishing ground
bordering on Weller's Bay, near Presq Isle; three
Of them were intoxicated when they lett the shore,
and they had ajng Of whiskey with them. BY some
accident the boat was upset, and elk of the seven
sunk to rise no more. young man named Terry
succeeded ia reaching the shore, after having re-
NAMED on the bottom Of the boat, which had slip
keel, for y or 30 hours. Three Of the unfor uns,e
nd duals have left families to .ourn their prsma-
ture deaths. The names Of the persons drowned are
Cudlip, Harris, Linton, Church, Rossbury and
Chase their Christian names our informant did
not know.-k,.ssfon ~. C. } Herald.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-10
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

HENRY SIMMONS, No 81 Hudson Il. corner Of Frank.
lin has on hand and daily receiving from auction AID the
latest portaons, large assortment Of Fall and Winter
Staple Dry Good, among ars Cloths Cassimere sa
tne wool dye back blue Invisible green mixed Beaver
aud ,her ksss Of Flann, warranted NOT 70 shr,nt vh
nees Ftnch Bomb7 SILK yslvss, Brown Bleschsd
Lii aud Cotton Sheetings and shripgs and Aner
Prints Of Cotton eoen
all Of which wi be sold wholesale retail the
sopable terms.
Of goods suitable the
respectfully invited call and the sock
Of goods they will be cheeriuy shown. There Will
baerng prices, make deviation from fret rriess
A,ked. o lmiss
I EAT TOBACCO-Havsns, Cuba, ST. Domingo, Kentucky
IL Seed for sale at
o2s i'm. N. RAIDERS, IS Chatham IT.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-10

| Before Judge Edwards and two Aidermen
Nov. q -His Honor directed the clerk To call the
panel Of Grand Jurors, only seven appeared, but
there was nc calender 20 submit. his Honor dse har.
! ged the Jury and adjourned s,as die
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-10

Two STEAM Bears BuKEr-About four o'clock
yesterday morning, the alarm Of Gre was given
which proved to be in the steamboat Empress, bound
for ST. Louie, and ready to start. She lying at
the foot Of Gravier street.-The steamboats, Rienzi,
Oceana, etc., lying in the same tier. II was thou ht
Advisable to cut the Empress adrif, which was sc-
cordingy done. She then driftsd with the current
and was urged by the wind towards the opposite
side the river, and unfortunately brought up along
side Of the steamboat Monarch (recently launche
after having undergone thorough repairs) and, we
regret to state, that in few minutes the Monarch
caught fire, and burned TO the waters edge The FIRE
then communicated TO the hulk Of the Boonslck,
which was also consumed, and by the greatest dint
ofexeron the Hume lying en- the stocks at the yard
Of Messrs. Harroll Co, was saved, with but little
damage TO the after cabin. During the confusion on
board the Monarch, an explosion Of gunpowder took
place board the Empress, from the forward hatch
which materially deferred the efforts TO save por-
ton cargo However, we are happy state that
injury sustained by the persons in the imms d.
ate vicinity. The hulks were towed down by the
ferry boat to the flats opposite Slaughter House
Point, and we learn attempt will be made TO save
the engines. We have not learnt how the ere ORR
ginated.-Ne,o ORLEANS Bee, 3lsf uk.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-10

kkR- PASSAGE FOR THE WEST INDIES-Fcs
NM passage to the West Indies first rate
~ ''~' p REIERsEN x CO.. IS Wall st.
E&k FOR NEW ORLEANs--The superior ship
MxN\H MARY KINGSLAND, Capt WeAre. her
voyage, will be despatched for he above port
ons for cabin, second cabin who will
be taken moderate Those wishing berths
and call board the SHIP foot Of Pine
HERDMAN x KEENAN, 81 South st. al
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-10
NEW sToRH, AND All. NV coons

. iUsT oresed corner Broadway and Canal st
I'ss seoo rs,rs o. sdes' 6ne French busk RS al
tors, tee and slippsr or ell the coors fashion.
chiarenh Bcos and Shoes Of fashions IL,
~ fsht Drss b9oo iof " soyqu warrspeJ
rood nss rr.pes .ne native calf Boot, from So So
every description too 10 msntion rs p,r cent
b.nssy store the ETY. Ladies water rroof and Run
per shoes Also gtnterens cok soed boas Tnst re ri
iseFs ,sr osrssyss At .s Br9adwsy. anal street
The United States. M ,rrs
(yHlLBLAIN LINIMENT-rhis preparation u NARRATED
n remove the ehhains after aptlc pr,na,.d
and FOR sale whohssis and retail st ''ep'"
FEUCHIwANoEBs
OF PHARMACY, s2o Brosdwsy.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-10
Agents for the NeW-York Herald

Agents fOr the NeW- 4 DIX HerhIu.
Philadelphia, Psnn.-GEo. Is. ZIEBER, corner
! q Third and Dock.sts., opposite the Exchange
Baltimore, Md VIZ. TAYLOR, IL North-street,
near the Post Office.
NcU Orleans, La.-JoHN F. CvRSs & Co., Mer-
chants Exchange, next door t. the Post Office.
81. Louis, MR.. ]. WOODWARD.
Mobile, Ala JONI F. CuRNs Il Co.
Cincinnati, &C. ToRgY.
Troy, ~ Y.-LBvf WILLARD, River street.
Albany, ~ Y.-J. 5 BARBER, corner of State
md N. Market, under the Museum.
Peughkeepsis, NJ F..-LEvI SMITH.
Netcark, ~ J-JoHN SUNDERLAND.
Nesc Brunswick. ~ J.-WILLIAN SOLOMON.
Eiisa6ethtoscn, " J-SAMuEL CRANE.
Paterson, ~ J-MArrHEw DoUoHERrY.
Boston, Mass.-GEo w. REDDISo, No. State
street, north side of the City Hall.
Nesc Haren, Comb. c. MITCHELL.
Hartford. Comb. c. MITCHELL.
Providence, r. John GREEN.
Nor1oich, Conn.-JoHN Bates.
Utica, N. VI. b. LoAK.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-10
webster's Great Speeches

wEpsTERs Speech at Richmond. reported for
the Herald and the only fail and correct report Published,
inclung also Mr. Riyes Speech Auburn printed in
sheet-tse Weekly Herad-or sale at this oee price Ct
csats.
WEssrEn Speech Wall street reported for the Herald
printed be su white satin for franng-pree 81 Sesame
spssch single large sheet for framng-prce l2 cents
WEssrEss speech in Richmond, printed on white satin
a}oo fersale-price 81 50.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-10

Cas- ~ cHssrssres.-T Cissi..sss p.p.r.
announce the arrival of,~o eat, frc~ v.~ Ysst ~
tia. city.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-10
rQ. sE.0RIsMES, AaMIAIkURs on NATuRAL His

Il TORY, Se.-MR CORBETT Practical Nsturali.t, has
Inst arrived London with some specimens Of Bh
Game, Sc n hne prsservser. The fs value given for To-
reign dried skins fresh kes Birds err Quaarsress 40
street second door, stsirs. Nodeaisr ned syJly.
We. G. Osendes .Esl.
have knows Corb,tt spwards Of 20 rtars he 10 very skl
fol in the srt Of preserving Rirds and other
hsny Carlisle. ne ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-10

EFH .PAssAaE FOR A-p,cl.t of
kW the ieth Noysyks..-Ths well known f,.t sailing
1ok~nachet ship M9ksEr, Cspt. Edwards. will pos,.
lively SAT- shove, and hes excellent rs H.,
ssea ssscrS sssss ard storage psengss Early arrea
WALL TArsCoTT, "a Psek Clip, or >"
~ 10 South a cor (iouverne,,x
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-10

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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-10

DRUGGIsTs-AD Drug stsre that has been dsug asweess
~ al busn.ss for pss offered for sale he store
has realized lees than two thousand clear profit
shanlsomey furpshed-na good location rent lew and
ony offered for sale Of prcpretor
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-08-28
rFc4 IN CIT "r'9r .TFrE'Lsfr.
TREMENDOUS GATHERING OF THE PEOPLE IN



The glorious 9th of August viii long be cherished
and remembered BY the Democrats of Chllicohc. We
shall pretend 10 convey any adequate idea to on,
Democratic friends who absent on that occasion
of the immense acquisition which that day has made
the cause of Democracy. Such DEVOTION such de-
Termination was manifested for the maintenance and
support Of the great principle Tor which the Democracy
who form the main body Of the people in this great
Commonwealth, contcndng, that confidence in
the ultimate Of equal rights, in opposition
the designing and corrupt schemes Of the arstocracy
who arraycd against the people, cnlivcned the
enances Of the grc; Of the people, which pour
ed in solid columns through the spacious streets Of this
city.
Al sunrise the people were gathering from all quar-.
ers and thirteen rounds Of the cannon which echoed
against the distant hills, quckencd the pace and glad
dencd the hearts Of those who were approaching the
city IN all directions from the surrounding country
Between and o'clock in the morning. the streets in
the vicinity of the National Hotel were literally jam
med UP with men horseback, in wagons, gigs,
coaches, bands Of music, the military and throng Of
Democrats on foot. The canal boats also contributed
in bringing the people from above ard below to swell
the chorus of enthusiasm VIII ch pcrvaded the hearts Of
the multitude. From one boat in particular which had
arrived from Portsmouth, and which lay facing the Ma
tional Hotel, waved triumphan,y in the air broad