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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-24
Ship Brokers.

There are several sol disant ship brokers who in
fest this city. and who in fact a common nui-
sance an injury to the whole Mercantile communi-
ty, and more so to strangers.
These brokers are men Of straw, and their decep-
tions gre. ter than the Chatham street auction
burners, il it possible. They advertise by the
year in the Wall street papers and keep those pa
pers fall oftaeir fct tious articles, cslcuaedtto de-
ceve the public, and particularly ship masters who
resort hither to procure frcghts for their vessels
BY keeping their constantly before the pub
lie in these fictitious advertisements they tpnk it
gives importance to their Characters; but on the
contrary, it renders them infamous to all who
quainted with their true position and more so by
those who have been bit by them. Respectable and
honest ship brokers will not be offended expose
of the neiarious practices resorted to by these
'would be ship brokers'" it cannot injure them,
they being known and their characters being estab
lished.
intend to communicate to the Herald in a day or
two, some Of the means of delusion practsed by
these nterlopers, and il that does not as radi
cal cure, will knock under. A SUP MASTER.
REMARxs.-No doubt tbore is good deal of hum
bug the "Ship Master" saith, and so there is in
most every thing else. But his erpose,' If il be
clear, distinct in its charges, and contain nothing
but facts, shall be published.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-24

& l& M @
LOUISIANA AND NEW YORK. LINE OF PACKETS
ITO sail every other Monday)
Ship HuNTSyILLE, Capt: J: Eldridgs.
NASHVILLE, Capt A. A. Wood
SHAkSPEAlSE, Capt. Z. Cornell,
IAZQO Capt. b. j. ii. Trask
MISSISSIPPI, Capt c. Hilliard,
LOUISVILLE. Capt. M. Hunt
The ships all of the first Glass; coppered and
per fastened Of light draft Of water and built in this city
sengers commanded by able and experienced
The price Of passage from New York to New Orleans fixed
quors They will At all times be owedap and down the Mis-
their time Of sailing Neither the owners captains OF
these ships viii be responsible for ewery buon precious
ges sent BY or put board Of them unless regular bills
All goods sent to the subscriber will be forwardedee Of
u. X. COLLINS co. 56 South At.
vertised.
No goods received after Saturday evening" previous
day Of sailing.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-24

ATTEMPTED REvoLT AT TAMPEco.-The Tam
pico Desingano" Of the Both ut states that plot
had just been discovered which created great alarm
in the city II laid by various federal leaders,
among whom Gissola was the most cons uous, and
had for is object TO raise upon the Central authori
ties and capture Tanpico. The Federalists were
betrayed by "a Central spy--'heir plans were frus-
rated, and all their papers seized The editor says,
that at proper time he shall lay bsiore the pubic
all the particulars of the afsr, showing forth the
horrid catastrophe which the city has escaped,
through the activity and energy Of the local autho-
rities and the result Of which would have been the
assassination Of a large number Of persons, and no
doubt all the other excuses which accompany un-
bridled licehtiousness.
The same paper says-"We have received infor-
nation from undoubted source the frontier,
which confirms our previous accounts that Canales
had received assistance in and money from the
Texian government, to aid him in attacking Mexico.
1t is also that he has entered into trea
ty To pass over to that gevernmeh the sovereignty
Of New Leon, Coahuila and Tamsulipas We learn
this from source that admits Of no eoubt Canales
has ceased TO be Mexican, and is now essaying to
conqHer his own country"
The editor asserts that there is to doubt
that the operations Of Canaes closely connected
with the troubles throughout the country. especial
ly with the late attempt ut ampico.-N,so Orleans
Bulletin, dug. Ii.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-24
LONDON LINE OF PACKETS
s & ~

sail the lst 10Th and 10th 9fsysIy .ns
will ether the order which they named
sailing punctuaiy from New York and Portsmouth ON the LIST
20 from London 7th l7th and 27h Of
month, threuhOut the year, viz =,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-24

NOTICF-C onsisrees per ship Nashville, fr~ Liverpool
~ win please their permits board At Orleans wharf
foot OF Wallst All geods permit IN i've ssys must IN
svoiosbiy be sent 20 the Public Store se
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-24

A FOR SALE, no LET, OR ExCHANGE-Imae-
brick House, with atcs, basement and
sr cellar No s. street Ia; mshoey doors With
a. &C. This house IS second from Broad%sy d The
an ss ss
and nearly .hs Whole purchase money on bond AID
of q street, posSe
ON AZ RIVER
Other Real Estate WILDE given in exchange Apply as above
BOYD BLEACHING POWDER,
PERSSE e. BROOKS,
SOLE AGENTS,
ieS 81 Liberty street
YY s sTMMA aoa AEP r raT 's.s. Il,
,s:ssf disease. s can m, meet .ny with
cure by applying to M,.. Mutt, the celebrated Female
rhyscian. See sdvertsemsnt jy2o-sm
p. HOUSTON, M D.,
DENTIST,
No. 70 Park Place. jebmseoa
a GENCY FOR THE WILLIAMSBURG FIRE INsU.
IA RANCE COMPANY, No. 50 Wall street, near Pearl
y against loss damage by fire, through
Directors:-C Zs6rskie Richard w RedheId, John Van
Sosksrck jeremiah j9hnson George Strong, Samuel w
wie's' Charles O. Handy Le%usl RsSh,arSS,ep Pow
JeHr J. Powrn., Secretary. ''''l'A'
Washington Post, Agent. New York jssm
LONDON ADVERTISEMENT.
ARIsTOCRACY VERSUS DEMOCRACY.
'''' VIII 20 ~t" ROLE u { & CO.'S.
RELIANT TAILORS,
No IS Great Marlborough street. Regent street,
LONDON.
their arrival to Inspect their extensive excellent
sorment OF Wascoats, and the beat West Of ENGLAND
Cloths being oy Role Co.. style fasb
on md at On the lowest remurerng scale
C0L1's REPEATING FIRE AKMs--.Ths Paieni Arms
Manufacturing Company INTERN the public that they have
received from their mandatory number
Shot Guns, Of six charges EACH which they confidently
commend to the notice Of Sporsmen equal in woremans
and finish to thing imported, and from repeated
meHts they satisfied they viii throw shs superior any
gun manufactured
Assoc arbnes for balls shot Rifles, Of different
and Pistols, from pocket to holster szs Percussion CAY
offered at greatly reduced prices at their 1856 Broad
ma 6p*
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-24

TO DRILLERs AND STONE CUTTERs.-The sta
ten Island Granite Qosrry wants few industrious sns
sober men drilling granite; also, few good
stone cutters Apply al the Quarry at the oce The
rs iaws~iss LEWIS GIBSON. Agent
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-24

SkzA FOR LIvERPOOL-NewL ine.-Reguar Packet
Of 25th Augastrhe elegapt packet ship SlDDONS,
Capt NJ g. faimsr Of 1000 tsas will san as aDoye
tons died for plendor comfort apply board at
Orleans wharf foot OF Wall street, or to :,
E. X. COLLINS CO, Sc South ST.
Price Of passage Sl20, with wines, &c. ,
The SHERItAN Ca9t. A. +. De Peyst.r, 1899 toss, will
sjdons and sail 2s;h September, her regular
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-24

INV th Lf', UtI5F 20. IFth 1888
DR LEvIsON-Dear sir,l can never be grateful enough
~ Cor have received BY the Of Invaluable
Msdiep Hunter. Red prof was ior Eve months sfei
but none would AL last physician up
fortunately day, speaking to friend the sut
cine tina tvcgd mi q which purchased ssre Of YOU
health Now, sir after suffering 90 ong and finding
last signal relief from Hunters Ned Drop, feel u
duty inform the interested where relief NAY be bsd
- = II. n. Il
Divtsiou ~ per vial. ans
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-24

Point, Cold Spring, FishkiIl Landing,
New Hamburrh and Milton.
s0Hn - The and en.id ste mbs AZ OsEOLA
Capt Verdne TruesdeiI, will leave the foot
1~--t&--Chambers street, every afternoon, tSmday
xceptedJ al o'clock commencing Tuesday sst March
o'clock
yor passage APPLY to the Captain board to M NJ
D. X Martin, ia West street.
NIB All goods freight bank bills Specie or other property
taken beard this boat, must be At the risk Of the
thereof. jystoc2s.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-24

-S6R FOR sEEIoH OR Sys,A,RTER-The 6ue
kshsr first voyage, ae tone rexister-csrries large
STgo for her tonnage can e ready % load NC
eight days. Arriy 10 PERsSE h BROOKs
All ST No.ei Liberty IL.
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(Nu6 ser u9tltt unb mus WHt.D
Oeutibe gScrfe meines eisenen 8ess
lages nno oeren jettse Dreilc.
p. s. Dilmfen's btutItber &inssrfrunb
fir Sdmle unb SoouS. 9tadD Der 146iten O>
ri9inals9(us9abe Defenders fir ben @sbraub
esutitbsr SOfsfhuen Ncrbamsrifa's gum err
fcnmaIe turb9sftDcn unr ein9srihtst prn els
nem bier lsbenSen rraftiihsn Shulmanns
Nsblf eilem Nnban0s, entbottcnb: cine furS0ez
fasts @so9ropbis ben Nmcrita une teionbsrs
pcn Den 9sr. ct. bon Vcrtamerifa, weltbe
notb ZEN beifsn NueOsn bearbcitst. Yrss so
Gent; Qsesrbanb 62 Gsnt.
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Serfs Gauntp eyntelli9ens Imt.

Nuf rrlnaeness grinetsn tielcr Ieiusr
Sreunos murps llntsrsritbnetcr tewcsen, sin
allssmeiucs Sntelliasnss s4mt, i'll Serbinouns
nit leincn aupsrn Sdhaftem. 81 srIHnen,wo
perlpnsn fir tfsntltte Sclehruna. 1rSeno
6auI fer, bic su perlstnen, 81 pertanftn, oesr
ju rsrmortsatihen (tne, sintrassn !afea nno
Sclebs, bic sn rsatsm faufsn cpsr aaf W1erf'
sdtIet Su lsbnsa pinIttsn, grfnnsisnns elai
yebeu ftnnen. aitb psrreA ale anoere iu
einem Satclliacns Nmt aeb6renee @sItatfe
perriebtct auf Aufrase bci
geprge oB. Safelen .
Slrrp Ste GtrafTs, ssssnabsr esr gplss
tcpal. l.Siretc, Neaeins.
Slppemfer 49,
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0u0er Qinsei9e.

Srfasape Bitter flnb in Der 0ruferei bies
fer 5situns nm til!issn pres su hatsn:
Oie gefhiebte cer Bsrsinistcn Staatsn bon
S1ore Nmsrita, Irlt rer entcetuus Der
nsusn IEcit bis auf sss Sabr 1897, aus
bcm gnslIithcu iberfcet Don % | bs III
8eG re, 9teupcrf, 1888.
Oieiclts, tcm SABRE 1897 bis 1887, hbers
ieBt unp beransseseteM BON Us b. g.
>.xiper en- Yblarelpbia 1888,
Ntcn, sbatsn uno Meinunsen ees lllrih
Swinslr critrm llrbstsrs Der oeutItben
eeauaelihsrefcrmrten &irtbe, pom Schann
Nusaf Sprlt, gbcmherstnrs, SPA. 1887
Ser loimmel auf grpen ecer 1Bea CUR Slhf
ieIiaeeit. 9arss,tslt bon Gbriitan @ott'
tl!f Galsman, ,tcarteitet non gpnrao Sries
orld 9togmeper, pbllacclpbla 1889.
Der lanNs pereoracne SehaB unb I6anes
ssrsuno, Gin nnblishes Natts une Stlfs
8ueb fir Sspermann, Gflppa&srlc
1887.
Nnoahtsitunasn nnp &ckcts fin aaebbsns
tenee uuo autse(tumte gbrljtsn. Bon Sos
banN SaIpar sap1sr, ,$antafler, SPA. 1884.
sHtberlitte uno rcfcrmlrts ecu1bc u. 9. G.
SitGrr.
IHtrpem G5ebrsib.parlrr Scbrrn II @etreib
9lnte.ip mis AUDI BIaufe fir Wlcrtsasee,
Sur9cmsnt mo gomRons8pnps.
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Sor1 16log
fir ble fernere 5srausaats pes

Srei it's B 4 ters,
in StippattpilIe, Olontscmsrr ganmtp, spa.
9as Seehrte asMtI6e pnblitnm UcnNNent:
9cn'erp nnp ben ansrensenpen gauHtes, i'm
Staat spennlplpanien, Iperofn sbrenprQ bes
nattrlthtiset BON osm Sorlh4aa, fir Ole ftr.
mere SerausSabc porerIaster 3cituua, nslebe
felt slnl9en Sabrrn bon 6rn. 1Irnolo pus
oelle, Jest 6eraus9eber res ">lteralsn De:
otaebters," IN Neaom9,) bsraussesebca nurs
ne baB i6 jctt Die 6eraue9abs Otissr 3sls
tun9 aanS ALIEN auf mlb aenommen babe, II.
aeIcnnen Bill, bisielts fcrNerbin anf oie nabz
ren rerutl:tanlibeu SrnnpfdBe mefbinaz
tone berane3uaebeh = aanitIs fit oic erz
mablnns pou &eucraI IOilliam <. Sarri:
ion, Oct 5s!p scn Tippceanee fir prrG,
oent, nnc Jobn Tyler, rou GirsnIsn, fir
Slec' p"sfbent Der Ber Staatsn.
.Sepi u9nn9ei~
Scr "Srclteitss sWdtbtsr' mirp jeeenOlitt
nod auf eiucn Guperialtcssu lebtn unb iaus
ber tnr "elnen SbaIcr" bss Sabrs in balts
jdbrisrr Scrauste;ablunS sserMft crihcis
ncn. allie 3ctunSem nis burtb bic poit tss
t5rbert nerceM scben auf Soften par Inter:
febrs,ter.
9icjcniscn Srrsn pslt6e Gin paG pon s
ncuen llnterItbrebcrn ialnmein, uno fir bic
Ss5atlnn9 teben, srhaIten cine frei.
@8riefs unp Onttbsiluusen all ben Ser.
auesshsr rnhden pOllfrsi lcin, fonlt psrpsn
ltc nltbt anSsncmmcn.
:. y. Sinfe(
GfiprafspiGe, Mcntsomery ganntp, SPA.
O1al 5, 1910.
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Gs9ie prsife etiser ,psrtbtcaen Sheber
(lnp 70 tiaia aeieIlt, oab Taar3abluns ais
uuerldBltbe Serinauns an9ciehen ,pirp,
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Srlefe uno SolImohtcn.

29erpsn, pe perbl,,, III osnNlthsr. fran'
s6ttitber nnc snalfber 9rracbe ccm Tins
terscibneten aeb6ris aefhrletcn, nno Hab
europa, au Drt uno SteHs iorshltis ers
pcbirt.
4uh Den einbelmiCebcu Der enaliIctrn
Spratbe untunrlaen Gtaptsuuo @anelsus
ten, eenen es b6bit an9rleasn iepn lcllte
lbre fcaenannten Oeeps, ais: &dufe, $et'
nunssn, Scnbe, Neebnunasn unp teions
cers ihrc sefainente, in lbrer bout Ibsn
Osuttcripraete, sefebrlsten Su baksn, cine
Borltdts Waaereasl woeurh man6em
weitlantsen uno Ioeann feItlpNlisen prcs
leBe tennte pcr9rtcust ,oerbsn, tlctet fe
islne 0lcnte an, uno, aIs seIesprrfanetz
Asr erfatrner Slotarus, NIB ebenaltssr
aericbtihe Se ante wiro ct fleb tbatisit
betleiBen oen 9Snnihen iclnrr glienten st'
wl0enbaft 3u emtIpreten. - Oan inelse
lleh pcri6nlitt opsr III porto repen S:iss
fen 1u
prcfr 9 e. wasnsr,
Neapns, pcnn'a.
Sn ter Gsaene bon Steaeina wobnenbe
perIcnru beletsn am 9tebr pcr 9rn, Eeim
nne Stlbter nahSufraarn. s
geaoin9, Ben 19, 0lcpember.
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acacn ginfrnbun9 bes Setraa6 lei Der Be:
iteIlnna-8crfemuasfcttcn Qcrtc mo hs(,
preen au0crecm bersbnet.
lin gltern nno ,sbrern cine lleberftc6t Der
WeietbaltiAteit cicfee 'pertbpcllcm QDerPee
5n Sctem, fclat bier cos Snbaltsper3rebnib
nnb man fanu flh ihrn raraus cine 25cr.
Ncllun9 maiden, ,riepie Gtctf III einem Sus
ebe BON sig Seitcu III aro6 Ottap entbilt,
III Icralamer Nuepabl suiammcnacbrans lit.
ge III ein StbaB fit ShuIe uub 5aus uuo
fcate IN ieocr beuHhrn Samllie an5utreffsn
icin; es filbrt reu Namcn & imbsr frcunb
nit pcllen Netbte, 70 wie AUDI Der grmahs
mnc eiel Sutss uno Slaelltbes paraus lers
neu fann.
Jnbalt
I. Sur5s Sdse CUR grwrfuns ecr duff
mcrffamfcIt uur res glabbsnfens.
Q. ersablunaen 3nr @ef6resruna outer
GcItanuuasn uhs 5ur Gharfuas ess Sers
lianoes : 1. Se unae3csencn Sinocr. 9.
Die Scrfuhuna. 8. 9ie Ibfe Semcbnbeit.
4. 0ie tlcinen Siete. S. Ser 2aseoeb.
6. Der fleinc SsrIbpenosr. 7. Sas
&ino. 8. 0as croentlihe unb
rsinlicbt &inr. 9 9er <iaucr 10. wer
lt6 mntSpllis in 8sfabr braibt, ,fcmmt rar.
III nm. II. 9er ebrliebe &naGe. IL msr
nlht fSren mill mu6 f,iblen. ls. Ser Srennb
in Der Slotb. ID. Scr 3anfihhtiae. l S. Die
&inocr. 16. Die lin5ufriepens.
u. Oer Sarm9erSiae. ls. Der 8urtb,Iame
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o a 6 fra9e.
$50 1T SObannes Mebaer?

Die ltntsrItbrietene pimtbt Icbnlihlt
Stoebrie6t pen tbrem ctcu9enannten Sruber
III srbalten. OcrfHte III aus 9anfCnperf,
i'm Sbcramt ebIin9cn, &6ni9rsitb 3Ghrtem.
tera, uno panpert III 1917 nah ben Ser.
Staotsm. CIR gina icrann natb Sanaca,unc
ieitpem bet itnttribrletene rlttte psitcr bon
lbm erNbrsn. Gciues GGwsrbes 1T CT ell
W1aurcr. gr fcItlt, opcr jcocr Olcnicben,
frrnnp, Der Matbrcbt ltber ieincn 4nfentbaIt,
>ebsn cper 3pr 9ebrn fam, bcllrte Su le6rsi,
teu an
gbrl(tlana @artentura, seborne mBaer.
Cautcn %. .. Gtarf 60. Obic.
Iprlt, IA.
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1S tt DE rs W1crsen- unoltcnocpfer in
9eidn9en. Slah Der 9teu pcrmsbrtcn uno
pcrbcdertcn Nus9obe. SIR Die peutftben
Srwcbncr Slorpalnerfas. prsls in $epcr,
Sluslin cpCr 6albfran,bano aet. rs G
9ae 9ussuo Z Gil 5Og.
SO GremDlar25 : -
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@lnla bun9 Sur @ubftript n
fir Den
Glib beralen 9Sep q b ter.

Tim Die cbeuaenaunts SeitunS froicl nie
tn6alicb mcbr III oerbrrlten, erlanbt ftcb Der
Gsrouseetf4 oerislten bas accbrte putlis
fun CUR ltnteritbrift fit pielsts ersetenIt
ein3ulacen.
9ainSsrfs gauntp feline anbsre osutIcbe
3eitunS tettebt, weIthe Die Dabren @runo'
IdBe btr Seaenulaurer Oemotratls eertbrts
oat, 70 perben bic Srcunbe res Cen. S1g.
7b. Eearrtsom una .Dohm Tplnr be'
foncere aufmsrtlam parauf sematbt, nnb
b6fltb abcr ernitIisb erinbt fir thre Ssrs
brsltuns 81 for9en.
Seoi n9cn:
Ger "2bsrale Secbahter" erItbsint jseen
9isnlta9 auf snem 9roden Superialbegcn NIT
fb6nen qettern 9sprudt. Ger SubicriptonS
pWis 1T 9 { ba ct oeS SaDrs, mcter
in balbjabr9sr 0prausbe;ab ablun9 crbeten miro.
2Bsr i'm Qaufc beS SabrS nibt bs;ablt, benz
msrbsn Gbalsr so @ntS fit ba6 Sabr an9ss
red)net.
STIR fir,ers 3et ais Mcnat wiro fen
llntsrfbreiber anaenemmen uno etwai9e 2luf
fllnegun0en wsroen nur oann an9enommen,
menn lis elnen Wlcnat Dor 4bauf bss Cub
itriptnn5 3srmins 9cihebsn uno 9teib;siti9
alls Nufltdnbe abbesablt merbsn.
Ssfanntmad,unssn wereen oanfbar amaze.
nemnsen uuo fir ben 9sw6bnliben YreiS eins
seriift.
llntsrihrejbern in bisfsr Staet mirb Die
3stuns portcfrsi 9sicbift, Weitsrs 9erienbuns
gen 9slbebsn eurtb Die Ycif ODER Srdgsr, bon
gestrn fit 25 Gent jdbrlid, auf Soften Der
betrefsnbsn untsribreibsr.
8risfs uno Mittbsilun9sn mhfIen port o;
IRE ein9sfanbt perosn.
&saeln9, ben 90, Sanuar.
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&etn1 unp D(tQer

erbHncn jekt ein srcNes Qlrrtrment BON
9Baaren actauft auf Nueticn III Neu Dpef,
,psItbe lte i'm Gtanoe itno ,rpblfeiler Su Urr
faufen ais ite je 3uppr III Geapin9 pertauf.
iporbenL ais: SbArauaan, StbraWtcn,& ,&ttltf
fer &c. &C. SaaowsrfsIsut uno Saumeiiter
itno etrerbistiait einselacen an3nrnfcn unc
ibre 3Baaren 3u beIsbsu.
Gfablbg, Oiap IL. 6ti,.
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Dt0llD VprtfS
,lne
q NO SDtccol laS.

NlaaD SDtCco aS.
Der lInteritriebsne bsnabrhti9st bas 9s,
sbrts Yublfum bisrmit, eab CT lO ebsn ron
europa erbalttn bat
az 29lano rorteS,
rcrsI9ljh fein unp ibtn scarbsjtrt pcn bs:rli<
Dem Spn. @tsnfAllS:
A S3{ano 2strcola
Gsiss III sns gang nsus Nrt ecn Snifrus
msnttn, une b1t iton jest otn 9r6btsn un9es
tbslltsn 8eifaa i'm grobtcn SbsiIe ron europa
9sfuncsn.-Ds pbjgsn Snifruments finb fir
osn llntrld>ritbsntn belcnberS perrrti9t, uno
sr fam lis taber NIT ppQem 3utrausn smrs
feblen.
@r bat stsnIe cine arciIs Nuswabl sch ans
bern muIifaiten Snlirunenten sum 0erfanf
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The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-09
BOARD OF TRADE.
MARRIED..

On Thursday the It'll inst by the Rev Mr. Schneider,
THOMAS SIN LEE OF Needwood, Frederick county, Md.
TO JOSEPHINE, daughter of Gen. Columbus o'Donneu of
this city.
On the 9TH inst by the Rev. DR.. Breckenridge, Rev.
GRIFFITH OWEN, of Philadelphia, to Miss E. JoNEs, of
Philadelphia.
On Thursday morning, 9TH inst. by Rev. DR.. Wyatt,
VIM ii. HARDEN, of Carroll county, TO AMANDA, dauga
ter OF Gen. Joseph Robinson, of this city.
On the 18th ul ]. GEO. CAPITo, formerly of Balh-
more, TO Miss JULANA, daughter of Mr. Jacob Weaver
of Straban township, Adams county, Pa.
On the 5th inst by the Rev. James Reid, john HeI-
SER to Miss MARY ANN HATToS, of this city.
On the 5ti inst by the Rev. Mr.. Norris, ADAM KAN
LER TO Miss ELIZABETH KLEIN, both of this city.
At Pittsburg, the l1th ult WIN. L. BARNES, of Bal
timore, TO Miss HENRIETTA WAGNER, of Hagerstown.
AT Brooklyn, l.. |. the Goth ult. THOMAS w. CuM-
MING, U. $. Navy, to MARGARET, daughter of Robert
Batch.
At Buenos Ayres ON the 18th March, WILLIAM Ar
MOLD RHODES, Esq of Rhode Island, 10 Miss LOUISA c.
BooTH, of New Jersey.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-09
H1RG1NIA ELECTIONS.

The table published below, exhibits the votes
given at the Presidential election in 1886 and
at the recent election for Delegates; 1T also ex-
hibits the polite al complexion of the delegates
elected. We have complete returns ofthe dele
gates in all but Braxton, Lewis and Scott. We
have placed the two delegates from these coun-
ties against US. 1t will be seen, that in many
of the counties, no opposition was made to the
candidates of the party in the majority. We
would here observe, that some of our cotempo-
raries, the Journal of Commerce, and CONNER
cial Advertiser, have fallen into error-they
place the vote given to MIR. Ailworth in Acco-
mac to the administration. Mr. Ailworth does
not belong to that party, nor was he run as
their candidate. Instead of over 400 votes in
Accomac, the destructives have not two hun
dred.
The result of the two elections in compare
tive point of view, show Wing gain in the con-
tested counties of 1900 votes, and Wing ma
iority in them of nearly 1000.
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He is their candidate, and it was their duty to
protect him. He was selectedby the people, not
on account of any new confession of faith, but
because of his tried integrity, and well known
opinions and public services. He was selectedby
those who relied on his character as recorded
in the public history of his country, and they
deemed it impertinent in his political opponents
to interrogate him tor the purposeof raising some
new collateral issue, the only effect of which
would be to divert the public attention from the
glaring corruption and ruinous measures of this
administration, and they appointed committee
to defend his character, and to protect him from
impertinence. The Nashville committee of 1928,
was organized on the same considerations, and
then, as now, they interposed between their can
didate and such attacks as it was deemed proper
for them to notice.