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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-26

Barb STAFFORD BgeSs5 from Hasrs ast June with 1900
Peter Den ill., Lewis 10 days from Daren. with cotton
Two shiEs : ore sd bark . fso% Asw'rp
One brig from Brelen s.u.,
Ship Siddons; Palmer Liverpoo brig Georgia. Lewis New
o''''"' Marine correspondence.
BEAcos OFFIcE News RooM,}
Arrived Hampton Roads. mp GTS sS wshstSn Ms.buy
% days from Liverpool b sund up lanes River. =
Also brig Eurotus, Crosby, So days fom Lverpoo-for
The bark Do lass, from James River bound to Rio janet
no, went to sea this morning.
General Record.
yesterday published the arrivals ofihe ships
N,s from Swansea and Gusave Edouard from Havre eAc
Course Of The Current "A bottle was picked up 10Th July,
Trndrd containing Taper with the wr,tlfH us9A
from bound 70 Loadaa Pas master, Jan.
ss, 1888 lat 70 y lon IS 70 y ssron s This is
request he finder will make Known the public by Advcr
s sesiiP'T sSS BY Jesse
Eq was launched at Goose River Camden" 18th inst She is
to be Commanded BY Capt Enoch Eastman
spoken.
Splendid Croker from Mobile for Liverpool Aug 5 lat "a
Foreign Ports.
Belize Hon. July a3-pluus, Bearse, for New York, iii
CAFE Town, CGH June 27No American vessels ia port.
United states Ports.
PORTLAND, Aug 22-arr Harriet, NYork
Me- Aug Victoria saS Sejson GAL oo..
BosroN, Aug 30-arr Tidal Prescott NYork; A Appleton
Nckerso Speed, Doane do 23d Sarah Parker
leans; Ohio, dol Nevs Levan Cap Town. Gil; Reesde
Langley NYork salem, Eid dee, do; John B. Howe, do;
cath, arr Fancy. Chas,, do.
NEW BEDFORD. Aug 23-arr Rodman NYork
au oto%ot t RSS ehsild ssIs
Ph adep Diamona, de lash do Venus, Kingston NY;
Hamlet Work; Jas Lamphier, do.
PHLApELpHA Aug 2iarr Susan Boston; Torch Santiago
de Cuba; cid WINS James BOSTON, Robt VAIN Lisbon Tacop.
Gibraltar; in the Schuylk Michigan Robinson, EYork
Canton Reed dos March, Dickerson Gloucester; Oneco Grit
fifth NBedford America, Stuhad, NYork Editoa, Day
do.
York; also deep loaded hg Also ship Robin Hood I'm ty
Point The Moscow, for Portsmouth, Eng strabo, and Loui
for Amsterdam, are their down James River.
CHARLEsros, Aug 2l-arr Magnet, Kelly, Boston; goth,
Lawrence, Cobb, NYork; cid Moses, Loveland, do.
GEoRGErowN, sc, Aug I9-arr Nancy Jaae, Rowe New
York.
SAyANNAH Aug ls-cId Celia, Porter NYork; Tamerlane,
Theobold, Wiscasset.
New ORLEANS, Aug I5-cld st Mary, Foster, NYork; VIM
Seymour Gardner do Panhea, Ashby dos Logan Woodbury.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-26
SEVENTEENTH WARD.

amsiains wd 1gR.e.nes Club
Monsy evening, August aith, Ohm i. ADRiANcE, Esq
The Seins absent, on motion Thomas Walden
s gb.ty hs sa
Resolved That Tprecano. Club nth Ward feels
Sis and The people VINO present
mated hs i Sss here Pso
republican friend Of The
s66sSssd Thai sing the HARn
their gift BY The %Smaston Of the Hair sburs Convention
have heds sind G%s ,m a = h
also The lS1 OF WssSSson n s
her Of her iusricus ever true 10 the cause
New has y Hal
glorious Kentucky with voice OF thunder has favor
Pr Fis rfa1i T Ia. .ia;
ss1 sl;s siis than Thousand has
within Ss ihns geai%.: sSliiisa y. states Will
mon. vii cast Their for GENEEXT HsRRisoS
side PEOPLE and add certain majority
Resolved Tina, the TppeeanOe Club Of the 18th Ward
% M 81 s H. for
and G iod ms req to Demo
port Of the ir nds OF Gen Harrison.
& Tat we hss approve G the no%asog q S
As presiding officer Of the Senate and his sspernee
of tins State.
Resolved That respectfully invite the Tppecanoe Clubs
different Wards appspt one delegate from each eles
her the anniversary Of the glorious victory of Perry Lake
Erie for the of making for ceer
the brilliant victory Of the THAMES, the 5h Of October
next
Ga the nomination OF the President the meeting
ly appointed the following Delegates to City Convention for
the purpose Of making arrangements for celebrating the
,erssy Of the Battle of the Thames, the 5h October
next.
GEORGE =. DOUGHTY,
DANIEL HORTON,
EDWARD PHILIPS,
ANSON WILLIS,
JOHN +. ADRIANCE TX Onico'
Resolved liza much the Dele, stes from this CLUB the
Central Clue officers o the Log Cabin CLUB becomes
necessary appoint three Delegates represent US IN said
&c ltral Committee.
motion JACOB Acer Peter Pal and Daniel Horton
were appointed delegates TO the Central Clsb.
During the ng Leg Cabin presented TO the 7h
Ward Tppec hub. by Master William Hardy.
On motion j. n 1omlins the thanks VI the Club be
scented him. and the President be asthor nor him
ofthe same.
Tn. meeting was eoqueny addressed by John b. seoes
J y. Otis aud Theodore Tomlinson, Esqs
Patriotic songs by Messrs Hone J Stoutenbnrg
and sinclair.
On notion the Club then adjourned uartake Of refresh
ments JOHN =. ADRlANCE, President.
GEO, II. GREEN, ,rt-p.
JOHN vANDEWATER,S wee 81"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-26
PACKETS TO DEPART.

Cleared.
Sir Isaac Newton, (Iamb Wendt Hamburg, schudts Son
CO; rgsr sibey Boston De Peyster Whitmarsh Lalla
n okh, Wood NesBedford len Paxoni Freeman, Sorcr
Ponce, PR Buck Anna, IBrl Foster Delhousic, Canads
Wadsworth snih; Gabriel eho. soule, Seal Pstrul o.
star. Hubbard. Wilmington Hubbard o; Alabama, Sou
Ldentop NC Tey;or Spencer, Bstmore Wm Brysa Moss,
ItSss; Rapid Ward, Havana, Taylor; IIiberna Cobb LIE
yeP.o Woodhull Mnturn; Union, Perkins sydney. Wen
qen BUNKER angonc (trench) bergman Havrci Georgia
Lewis New Oeans Moon, OGDEN Char eston; Ida, Taylor
baltimore; M,ictnt, do; Ann Eliza, Richmond.
Arrived.
Packet ship syie de Gfasse Wederho from Have, 18th
July mdt 70 q Bolton, For Liynesor She reported
last thursday mistake having arrived company with
Ne albany The latter vessel left Portland heads the 18th
Ship Nile " bbsrd, day from swap.es wales with ssoe
tons coal 70 GriswoId-repored YESTERDAY Aug 49,
passengers. 49, " ~ =
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-26

Texas dates 10 the Sih inst. have been received
at New Orleans The Houston Times of til. 9th
instant says =" BY gentlemea who arrived this
morning from Victoria, learn that Canaes and
hts army are at San Paricio; his force is said be
800 men, OF which number 800 are Americans, ali
well armed aud equipped for battle; 400 Mexicans
and 80 Americans lett about ten days since for the
neighborhood ~ the Rio Grande, t. attack a party
"i Centralists who were said 10 be advancing to-
wards san Patriotic Carabaial has been des pa ched
by Cana!es to Galveston
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-26
Arrival and Departure of the Mails.


Eastern Steamboat Mail, via Stonrgton,
daily, except Sundays. ............ An 81 M.
Eastern Steamboat Mail, via New HaveH,
daily except Sundays. .............. p. M AN.
Eastern Lard Mail, which leaves Sunday
mor.Ing, closes Saturday ............ Pm
Eastern Way Mail via II arler ,Westchester,
Norwals, Nc. daily except Sundays. Pm. A.
Hartford Mail, by steamer, daily, except
Southern Mail through TO New Orleans,
s,lv................. ...........lll NJ. 81 q. NJ.
Wesi,rn Mail daily Observation-Disclosures 81 p. NJ.
Norhern Mail daily ,.,........ ..... AN. 81 p. NJ.
Hudson. Albany and Troy daily. 81 P.M A NJ
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-26

according to his register Of issue The Farmers
bank County, of the securities of which
were sold day. deposited the following securities, and
received $4,000 in bills.
Securities Deposited Present Vatae.
Alabama 5per cent ,tssk, $4,000 IN ssoo
iadana o SSoo ........ 900 900
Total ..... SIS 900. ....... S37,i2O
This will yield the note holders about Is cents on the
dollar according to the sales made to-day.
The Millers Bank of Clyde received sl54cOo from the
Comptroller, and deposited the following securities =
Securities Deposited. Present Value.
Arkansas 8 per cent 10000 .55Soo
Michgan per cent 10000. s sSSS
TotA......... sis7sos. ....... slos,ioo
This give about 81 per cent the note holders III
this do not allow the per cent commission due the
State stocks sold auction according to the recent de-
cson of the Attorney General and which must come out
OF the pockets of the note holders, where there Is dec
ency of means.
Another evil which law has exercised thus
been to nure the credit of State Stocks by enorc-
inr sales at moment when the markets under the in
huence of panic 1t period of revulson want ofcon
fdence and scarcity of money that causes the opPage OF
the bank The then requires that within ten days the
stock shall thrown upon the Market for the benefit Of
the bill holders The consequence is that prices
tahished for stocks seriously TO the injury of other stock
holders These quotations go abroad, and greatly affect
the mark there which again produces reaction here
The produce similar results in amore marked
manner in regard to mortgages That description OF pro-
perry has peculiarly the sport Of speculation and the
attempt make it, at inflated prices the basis ofanew cur
rency of value in of reaction has
singularly failed Real is scarcely convertible at
any price, and when sales forced they have 10 no in
stance brought the of the mortgage forecosed An
eminent lawyer has had occasion lately oreclose 40
different farms, and in instance has purchaser been
founl they have invariably been bought in by the par
ties interested.
It seasy to see that the very materials OF which the
new banks composed of nature to insure their
destruction Afew of the banks which have been started
with cash capitals, and have employed their means in le
climate business and avoided investments in speculative
property, will succeed, account OF the securities
they have lodged with the Comptroller but because their
regular enables them their bills with spe
ce without having to those securities. In
Failure they give any additional security because
the bill holder locks the Comptroller, and not to the
bank.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-26
VAN buren,.


MissoURI-In iifty-four counties heard from, the
members elect To the legislature stand forty-eight
Wings TO forty zone Van Bureniies-the nett Wig
gain so far beng ten members. In foItp counties
heard from, the majority for the Van Buren, candi
date for Governor is z sol.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-26
From the Savannah R,uubIican ofAng. .,

FROM FLoRIDA-By the steam packet Charles
Downing, Captain Dent, we have received the Jack
senville Advocate of Tuesday last, from which we
extract the following Indian news
We have been permitted TO make the following
extract from letter to gentleman Of this place
dated Newmansville, August 10Th, 1910.
Mr.. John Delaney, just arrived at this place from
Fort Tarver, on Payne's Prairie, informs us, that
while negrofellow the property of MIR. John Hope
was hunting IN Traver's Field, he discovered five
Indians in the act Of carrying off corn. The negro
being armed with dauble-bai relldd gun, charged
with sluss, Immediately fred upon them. On the
discharge OF the first barre, he killed one on the
spot. The other four immediately fled, when he
discharged his second barrel wounding one severe.
Iy The truth OF this may be relied upon.
In addition to the above, learn that on Wednes-
day Of last week. four families were massacred in
the vicinity of New River Signs of about fifty
Indians were seen company Of dragons had
been started in pursuit.
II is also rumored, that on Thursday, seven dra-
goons, with two women, probably soldiers wives,
were killed fifteen miles from Black Creek on the
NewDansville Road.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-26
BY EXPRESS.
Election Returns.

NORTH CAROLINA We find in the Raleigh Re-
gister of Friday last complete returns from all he
counties in the State except lyrrell The majority
for Morehead, the Wing candidate for Governor is
S405, and Tyrrell, it is stated, will give Wing ma
jority Of 400, making the entire majority 3 S05.
The legislature wilt stand l04 Wings 10 90 Van
Wing majority Of 80 joint
ballot.
INDIANA The New Albany Gazette Of the 18th
says, that parties in the Legislature of Indiana
will stand as follows:
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-26
DIR. ELLIOTT,
OCULiST AND OPHTHALMIC SURGEON

Nf bToadNdyl enfIdHce IN Wdrrtn sfs ssf,
Confines his practice to
Diseases Of The Eye Opfhdfmic Surgery in general.
mr. ELLIOTT having completed his extensive arrange
~ enabled for the DIFF
fersnt classes Of patients who visit his ONCE.
DR.. WESTMACOTT will be in attendance every day
sundays ceptsd and on Dr. Ellios patients during his
absence.
The poor to enter by the basement They will be required
10 pay for Medicine cnlp.
AsrvrcrAL Evss, 81 superior quality, prepared Tsrs
on accurate drswings). warranted resemble the natural
and meons thereby avoiding the possibility
OF detet ton.
Once hours from 10 q DEL och my2s ipsy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-26
weekly Report of Intcrments.

Ia the City and County New York from the 5th day of
August, to the 2id day of August $40
rs men, 2s women, rs boys, rs girls-Tots, 2lo.
DIsEAsEsApoplexy q Asthma o. Asphyry Abscess 0;
Bleeding Bleeding from s,omseho-from lungs Causes
Consumption 2e C2nsusons Cgu, or Hives 5 pel,rium
tfenens 81 Drowned Death from Poison o; Drpsy Il Drop
sy the head 10; Dropy the chests Darrhma Dysene-
~ yspels Fever de- bilious o. do typhoid 81 scar
lets; do remttent L. do nfiammatory Can
gr-ae Of lung. ., Hooppg Ceurhoi Hip Disease pam Of
brain liver do Of kidneys do chest do lungs o.
do OF the bowels 81 do stomach q Insanity o. Killed
dered o. Marssmus - Lnes Venera o. Measles o Organic
scrofaia Suicide o; Small g; Teething rumor o;
Unknown Ulcers liberation Of ntestines q Worms o.
AeE -ofl year and under. esi between aud So bsw
and bctw and 20 bew 20 and 90
and hetw 70 and a btw so and 30 bctw 80 and
1000.
PLsctso N,rIry-Unied states 7o ireland aoi England
g. scotland Wales o. British Pos essions, A. 0; Den
mark o; Germany France a spain o; Italy Unknownt
FRoM-Alms House. Bellevue 3, Hospital, do, 10, New Jsr
ssy a. Long Island o. Bsckwels Island o. City Hospital 4;
small Por Hospital o. Westcheser, ~ Pemtentsry o.
COlored persons, 10 ,u 80.
City Inspectors Office, Aug. "a, 1910.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-26

The New Orleans Bull, tin, of the 18th inst saws:
The schooner Montezuma, Capt. J. Rowland, arriv-
ed in port yesterday, having sailed from Sisa on the
9th inst. We learn hat the State of Yucatan was
perfectly tranquil The first Congress was TO meet
on 10Th. new tariff, in which the exactions on
imports are much reduced from former rates has
been prepared, and is supposed would be adopted
by the Congress carly in their session.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-26

Sales of Stocks at Philadelphia, yesterdays
100 shares Grard Bank, so days 10 nn
Bank SO; 60 Ne Orleans Gas, 10, Lehign ans A,mghs
Bank, 65. -
Second Board, yesterday.
osbares Girard Wilmington RR a.: SO u Bank h
fiat, ssh, 600 Lehigh Skies si5, IS.
Second Il, arJ Monday
75shares Bank to 2sh, flat, 6sl Wminlto ton RR
al. - -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-26

In Montreal L. c. on thu 18th by the Rev. Mr. Err.
Mr. Charlie Gideon HILL chant of this city. TO Marga
Jane, ony daughter of the late VIM GAIT Esq Of the for
mer place.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-26
SHIP NEWS

SHIP NEWS.
PM .pILpHI,, Aug 25arr Home Howes, Boston; in
SehuylkiI Belle, Potter NYsrk; Roosevelt Benjamin, do
Nafrapan.eiI. Be-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-26

k&R WANTED FOR QUEBEC-Aboutscob ris NOR,
K34 freight csa be tsken in first class English Vessel
i02nEsatlow rates. Andy To N''
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-26

according to his register of issue. The Farmers
bank of County of the securities of which
were sold day. deposited the following securities and
received 500, 900 in bills.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-26

ass JTHOMPsON. 81 Wall at
r. RANITE.-The Staten Island Drastic Company HAVING
completed he, rail read and dock, and guar
now ready TO all ballast build
stcne also hense for ships The Offices Of the comrs
ny are At New street. in this city, and their wharf
Ms.sr' ',ove, MeMrrrsy so.ih street and l.aah Ro.
and faithfully executed The Jsph of alter al the
thirteen fecti the laden with stone psss within
three feet ofthe whole front Of the Iicr -
iyisia~s~is' LEWIS GIBSON, Agent
AQUA AMMONIA AND ALCOHOL A. MONA
"A sweet Spiits Of Nitre sulphufic, Chloc and Acsc
Eer Nifre Acid warranted Cor jewellers aud Chair
makersus Mura,c Acid Nh ates of Tnsnd Iron, and all
the thsmie a sach ne Acid Lunar
Iodidcs OF Iron Poasa Soda Sulphur and Msrcury sc ke
and other preparation not hand made 10 order with
despatch, ana With modcrat. terws At
FEUCHTWANGERs FHARnACy
aa2s s2s Broadway, corner Pearl street,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-26
NO q PECK SLIP

JOS y from A
cee at No sr, nearly OPT his old one he
Sm Shn be-
& end II as
hs, Frequently dpeary where
hSS!s: "eYrse 1s doctor going south
erv short time. He has with No i! or any
NB~Don mistake No . and find the old doctor s2s Inn
DESK LIGHTS & TApERs.-A fa supply of ihs new
AIS sr''c FEu g TG Pharmacy S y SCI
VERY SUPERIOR LEECHEs-A fresh supply of large
aas seae iTs r. Eses Z f p5q" to" sale so
CREAM OF LILIES & CIDER BARREL EXTRACT
Beth very superior articles for the toilet with great
S a Of o,1 5 Fancy soiss equine Gs% cogns
,.''' ''''' '"@' FEUCHfWANGER's Pharmacy.
aIzo $40 Broadway corner Pearl ST.
PEST sEIDLITZ POWDERS s74 cents per be w. These
- powders are prepared from pure ngredents put with
ass FEUcHfWhNGEk's Pharmacy, SO B BHi
THE NEW CORN REMEDY an invaluable preparation
FEUCHTwANGER' PHARMACY.
aqs SO BfOadway, corner Pearl street
'FHs COMPOUND MYkRH TOOTH PAsTE.-It is
COMPOSED Of The very best most harmless ct efecua e
''''''''"'p OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PHARMACY.
a2s 80 broadway, corner Pearl street.
pELLUtlD SOLUTION OF MAGNEsIA-i2j cents
ror bottle This preparation is certainly supeorto amy
rd sc price Pi ana sS,a Tor
a2o $40 Broadway corner e Peal ST.
MOfHEs GELAINE, or COPAYIA CAPsULEs-Put
retail IN RsrfS for sale ,o wholesale
corner OF Pearl street, opposite City Hospital. au26
oer-A small sized palm wood Cane, 6ne geld mounted
II ectagon form, aud hav the the owner
sven a The Baza T rs BSoaswsy E aas
O5-CERTIFICATEs OF DEPosITE NORTH5AME.
RICAN TRUST COMPANY
MIssssIPri UNoS BANK NorEs,
INDIANA STATE ScRIP,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-26

port ef New york. August &c.
.......s ~ MODS RDEs...........
sus sKrs go S6 Hfos wArER..........
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-26

sAUAHAisIs GARDENS.
No ponement OF the weather Saloon
which well ventilated from the all Sides
closed a moments notiee.
Adaiittance to the Gardens free-Saoon 25 cents.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-26
MORNING HERALD-sHIP NEWS

city Inspector, oaics, Aug "a. 1910. '''' '''''
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1840-04-09
l7TH DISTRICT.
REPRESENTATIVES.

REPRESENTATIVES.
.rTcmIELD, Two ballots--no choice.
Barkhampsted, Two Wings.
Betalem, No meeting held. -.. r..
Canaan, Miles Miner Ruluf' butcher"
Colebrook, Clark H. Roberts, Edward A. Phelps"
Cornwall, Isaac Marsh, John R. Harrison
Goshen, Putnam Bailey, Willard Gaylord.
Har~inton Allen Birge, AbJah Catln.
Kent, Daniel P. Lane *..-
New- Hartford, Samuel S. Bates, no choice for ID.
Ncu- Milford. Jehel Williams. ballotng for second
when our express left-not since heard
Norfolk, James Shepard. no choice for ID.
Plymouth, Apollos Warner. 49,. r..
Ror6ury, David Botsford."
Salisbury, Thomas B. Bosworth.* Nehemiah Clark.
Sharon, Horace Read, Emore Everitt.
Torrington, Luman Munsell, Ansel Colt, Jr.
Warren, Luman Chapman .-.- S.-.-- .
Waterfront, Leman w. Cutler.
Washington, Chester Ackley. no choice for I'd Rep.
Winchester, No choice for Representatives.
Woodbury., John Judson," Charles Booth"
= Loco Focoe.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1840-04-09
Those marked thus are Locos.

Or Full returns Of the election win be gwen next
week. We have not had time in the excitement Of
the two days past to put them in type. A printing Of
fee filed with men talking as loudly as though they
wesat talking for wager is not the place make up
and arrange figures Besides we are rather short Of
help just now.
On the receipt Of the intelligence here from Hartford
on Tuesday afternoon Of the result Of the recent TIRE
MENDous WING VICTORY in this state. old field piece
was procured, and nineteen rounds given-one for
each Of the Wing Senators elected.
~ The Times and Register. even up to the Sat
urday previous to the election claimed with oil the
confidence Of sincerity, loco Soeo majority of 5000 in
the state Poor fellows! how chopfallen must they
now feel! They missed. their figure only by the
moderate amount Of 75OO But the truth is they ex-
pected no such rssu-and their Wholesale lying was
only intended to deceive.
More backing Om.-Mr. Lasak, one Of the Locofo-
co members Of the New-York Legislature from the
city OF New York. has had the hardhoOd 10 alp the
collar and deneunce in measured terms the "cvrreS-
cy tsnkWu!g y fke present Administrator. He also
opposes the Treasury Note system, because q gov
eminent which has denounced the credit system
ought not 20 De permitted to carry its business
credit. "-MiddletOUR CoRstifufic1. 49,
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1840-04-09

: - Once more unto tie breach, good Jriends, ONCE
MORE H-AnOther trial Of strength Of the parties in
this tewn is to take place on Monday next. We
trust that every elector win be on the ground prepar-
ed to discharge his duty faithfully, fearessly, and
with regard to the best interests Of the town and
country. Let the freemen do this, and we have no
fears for the result Let not the Wings ecauseIhe
state has gone strong for the Wing party, think that
the town Of Litch6eld 10 Of no consequence. True,
her going way the other will not affect the re-
suit in the Legislature but it is important that, IS the
county town, she should be represented by the right
sort Of men-men who will stand forward as the ad.
vocates Of the people, and the peoples rights.
The Registry LaW about which our opponents have
made 60 much noise, for want Of any thing else, has
now been passed upon by the people Of Connecticut
and found very good TO prevent fraudulent and IL
legal voting. It has been rightly named Roguery
Actor an act for the detection Of rogues.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1840-04-09
MRS. RUTTER.

"ANING removed her school TO the Aca-
IL denny in North st., LitcffieId, intends
commencing her summer term, for young la
dies and misses, on Wednesday the 9Th of
May. The studies pursued will include those
usually taught in select schools.
Arrangements have been made with gen.
tleman fully competent to attend to the sci-
ence of Mathematics, &c. Mrs. Butler in
tends her instruction to embrace not merely
the cultivation Of the mind but the morals
and manners are to be objects of attention.
Teachers will give lessons in Music and
French, at a separate charge, if desired
Board can be obtained for few young ladies'
in, the family with the teacher at a reasonable
price. GA LitcRfeld, April 2.