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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-01

ing at So So for the former and 81 for the letter.
both cash 200 hays Castana Nuts, at &C. cash cargo
1000 bushels African Pea uts terms not made public.
MoLAssEs.-Demand good at previous rates. Sales Port
Rico, at 80 32l; New Orleans 80 cts
Naval sroRfs.-sales 500 bbls North County Turpen
tine 81 %.
OILs-Demand good prices rising. Crude Sperm 95 a
g sales Whale at 30 holders demand 81 Linseed so
cash.
PRoyIsoNs.-Mess Beef and Pork have advanced sales
Beef at Ia rs 49, Ohio Pork 10 so Is T5 prime S3
SUGAa.-Dema fair; prices improving. Sales Porto
Rico u 81; st. Crox "A 9s New Orleans a1i Cuba
Muscovado IT a s; Bill II a IT; White 81 H.
ToBAcco.-The export demand for Kentucky Leaf has
increased sales, cents middling rs good
o.,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-01
Passengers Arrived.

HAvRE-Pocket ship TowdMrs Sarah Remsen. Miss NATL
da Remsen VIM Lo lady. child styant MISS An
gelca Livingst Mrs WIN Barn.s, Mast Wm Burn =, A
Lowering tr-dk Luis New York Boue quet and lady, Mics
Joserhns Carter Munles, Miss NJ Munl' :, Pha egha;
n,lls ousvle; Tureaed, Aousian,; Z,nc Psrisi II
kte isle; Rev de Goesbrians Nesiames Gulzine, Or
loe iu Tacqu Dement, saligmsne Point, Frederic Cutler
Celes tine Cou,ien.. Mare Courtette.
CHAsIrsroN-Brg Moses-Nrs Orl6ths Miss Grif6,hs
Mrs Little Mrs Munro aud child Mrs Rame. Mrs Fisher,
Miss Ceany, Mrs Creamy and children, Mess Little Ga'pn,
Wilcox, Gesny, Noses kappeI Douglass Cor Cuthbert,
Campbell, Baird, Taylor. King in seerage.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-01

Do VAGINAL GAEDEN.-Maser Rather, the real Vr-
ginis Negro made immense impression last night in
his uny allied brcnkdowns. We understand he the
teacher Of Master Diamond and in fact the originator
all the Negro dancing in vogue from John Smith
down Master Diamond; confess his break downs do
far outsep any thing have seen-Mr p. Il. Bar
brought him this establishment in June,
and profted greatly thereby Since his engagement there
he has been at the Springs and other public places dane
ing and accumulated considerable moncy-he appears
again tonight The aughabe Serenade is TO be repeated
with the celebrated Whiock and Gardner; also, the
pantomims called the Phantom Ghost. This place affords
smusements well worth the - cents.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-01
lamentations.

LesToN-Per Mossslii ties rice bys q pulklsy
IA bal cotton Gum nghsm Buehansr-50 Buck Co
Stevens 10 - Victor Duckwitxs5 ties rice Thompcn
Ada~s-ia casks Talman--3 tels Dor specie Winter
70. d, Duckworih SEX on-7 cases Will 4 SPRING. A
Gl-l5 bxs Kelsey hi ok Ruth-rord-i bx Straon
4 seymon.t .oms.oc csC Mease-l Kerrison Il o
II bbl Nslk-2 cs Sprouts II box Apollo Associ tion
i w La'ght-l luse- pkg Masters to2 bxs Nuns.
C,ark Col pkg Pe'tbone Long-I Manning-i pig v
Aujsbon-i nov Peckham i cs Victor Durand- box o
Swift Comsiock-l Collins. csc Cen Hasett-4
bags Bal ey2 Rigs I'm anus-i half bill Coruinc-q
BIZ. thamberlsin-s lkgs Elder Dbl Phelps Dodge
bx n Bull bkt W Carter-is bxs to order.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-01

No EXCUSE Badness SOw.-Wyeth, long
known to the Londoners manufactures Of cos
metics, has brought out an article for the pro-
motion ofthe growth c" the hair. which is said to be
anrivalled. He manufactures it at lib Bowery,
and i, is sold at of the respectable fancy drug
and periamery stores in the country. He calls it
the scream of Lilies His :" Milk of Roses" is a
very superior article for improving the complexion,
snd after shaving, it is perfect luxury to battle the
face in il.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-01

The market for State stocks has been during the past
yesr, much deranged by many csnses tho most hurfu
OF which have been the acts Of Of the state
mcns themselves These acts have in many ipsianees
been The results Of party politics, in others the dostruc
tive influence Of broken banks and in others the bun
ling management Of the Fund Commissioners 10 whom
has been committed the ncgota,ion OF the stocks In
Pennsylvania the desperate efforts broken tank pu.b
ed the State TO the verge Of destruction and the interest
day passed before provision made for its payment
This done, although the Of the State are am.
pie and the idea Of failure secuted by the people IN
~asse as impossibili,y, yet had great influence
abroad because the nature OF the was not so well
understood as IL sheuld be.
The recent case AMI arguments before the Chancellor
oiths state In relation TO the entered into y
inc state OF Illinois, with Me- Deaeld give rise TO many
grave enquiries UIon this subject have strong
Written document from southern state or territory hose
bonds were negotiated in this city London under
similar circumstances, with those sold by the Commits.
"onersOi ILLINOIS TO NJ. Dssfeh The law authorising
loans IN every State requires that the or bonds
sha not be sold for less than par or the par value
In floia seems that politics are permitted 10 Interfere
WIN ner wen oong In much the same manner as in mi
nos or New York. aud other ststes At the NJ
the legislature committee reported among other tbnos
mat the bonds OF the Territory had bcen sold n, ss a.
par, though the proceeds were shown 10 bavs ,oi61
rversiv~ of iloo per cent in the same r,srnor a. a.,
shcei documents OF Illinois, show premium on thai no
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-01

{n3- CHArHAx THEArRE-The steam is still kept up
board OF this little craft and her sku officers
determined keep ahead of every thing. Tonight they
repeat the magnificent dramas of the Greek Fire, and the
whistler or the Fate ef the Lily of St. Leonarls toge
ther ith the beautiful little affair called the Youthful
Queen in hich Mrs. Lewis, and the surprising La Petite
Bertha appear. WcPresvme that all the berhs will be
kan this tain.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-01
The earn Trade.

Since the arrival of the fTesidont and acadia" the
flour markets have been rather inactive. The recall
which they brought the orders received by the West
en has thrown this market and consequently all Others
into state Of duless and inertia Prices have fallen off,
though holders have endoavored to susein nem. Follow
ing the seven markets They show decline
OF a shilling in a. week
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-01
Cattle Market.

There not quite many cattle in market this
week last but prices have not ad, anced in consequence
Beaves sell for the same and do cows calves sheep
aud lambs. There three thousand and eight hun
dred of the latter sold dollar up four dollars
head Cows and calves fetched from twenty to thirty
eight dollars.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-01

KELLER YNE'S
FALL FASHIONS ron HATS.
The IS Ha reduced 70 Ass-s wsllst aud sss Broadway
a2s twks
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-01

New ESe,rE.-A trial Of skill! came off yesterday
in the Park between engine companies 32and 25
The latter have receatly been supplied with newly
constructed engine from " Smiths Patent" which,
when fully manned, can throw stream OF water to
a very great height The turnout was very nu-
,nerous, and the whole display highly credtable to
the members of the department, who mustered in
full force, and seemed to be actuated with very
laudabie emulation.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-01
BATTLE OF WATERLOO.

BATTLE OF WATERLOO.
VIII open OF WfpNEsDAY EvE iS MI S.p'e"osr2'
AT The FKANlIN THEA HE.
(The Of which !. ftted up for u e Inrp.s
The GRAND MOVING ilORnMiC fANohANh-
(Erm Loudo,
OF THE BATTLE OF WATERLOO,
;enaIpe AVID other IN he lie OF BcnapNte,
lis funeral 81 Helena, 10 Is oneIeut
views The movements pa.lse ry aplropfAiR muse'
and a dissertation of Teach vieg as II sppro ac"es
tomnen ing each evening al o'clock Doors open pan
Admittance-Boxes IS cents children I2 cents ~ ~
cent
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-01

Notwithstanding increase Of 1sl i25 bales in the
eeips the stock has increased but 1871! oter that an
hand at this season last year The increased xuo 10
Great Britain has been nearly 90 per cent but not in
standing this fact and the cry ofhsrd times The stock ON
hand in Great Britain at the latest dates As near 81 600
bales less than last year. The folio IL staemrnt of
Cotton in Liverpool to August [. 1870
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-01
a Iai ust nlenss.

PARK THEATRE
r Mr. rSMEs VIII MAZE n
"i Ills r riss Fl L 6 sG G.s' Of
8 H. ~ H. Es%::
After HGei; "a. D BY ss.~ s zi,.s i Mis-.
To which sH S'i' be s ;i@,ti 'se ''''''f
I'm PsSs; Nil riitas Ledger, M S Ssss
The 90 soSa e ' KS sSf s '' ss q
winch wit s,os the song Of he sas's Ioss
la which s viii .ias tine SEAL WI A''"s'
SsIy, Mr.. Vernon. louisa M: r ssa"S
Doors opsn at o'clockPerfcrmsnee ecm.eues. 1t half
-r,oas--Dov.s ~ ri' So cert<. Gallery % cents.
-s...-. AssDA.Ns
THIS EVENING, Sept. L. GREAT ATTRACTION.
N3- The Musical Department conducted BY that
NO, SSmRI3se = . Mr.. G. f. !i1ns
n Barr'srs from the Conservative iars, and French
o. 10 post at this establishment account Of
Weather as the rand Entrance from Broalxsy 10 ~ ss
from the top aid ncosed al N, potise
GABRIEL RAvFL's 81 NETT.
m THFftEq ENrE Ell FAs n FAMILY
The SExsb NHT6SX ovTETuR with
NJ MIA the Ia 'si9%T E 16 S'f
nd fs Nsas%r GS il f a"d M Sf% Kerr
Ballet
COMIC PAS STYRIEN.-By Gabriel Rav.l and Mile Kerr
tFor the Cd time New York,
THE GRAND OVERTURE TO LIE DOMINO NOIR
R.fes Of the choicest variety be had
In the Prone made Salo n and ArbcIs:
AN OVERTURE.
THE Il as MAGIC FILLS
Arranged bv Jerome Ra,el.
Don Panehie, Jerome Rayel Cassero Grinsdo, Antoine
Raye col rao. Gabriel Ravel: t'na a, Nine our
bile; Ny .rha, Miss Kerr; Poitrane Leon Ra
Turtle, francois RavtI,
Spanish Pas de Dtux by Manene GMbilet ana oabfei
Ravel .
The will terminate with Grand Chinese Dnertsement
consisting OF Forty Persons.
at 7-kntetainments to commence at y oeloek
OmnibUsses will to and from the Garden during tho
evening.
Tickets so cents each
NEW CHATHAM THEATRE.
ENGAGEMENT OF MIR. AND MRS LEWIS
THIS EVENING Sept THE performance will eeminsnee
With the drama of
TIE WHISTLER -
Stanton, Mr. Anderson Re lben, Mr. = ms
Knockdmder Lewis Meckiehoss, BAKERY.
The " histler, Mira Lewis
Highland Fling. Master WooA
To be followed by the Dire Of
Count, Mr.. Lewis Fredeiicki - Mr. Cline
The Youthful Queen, La Petite Bertha
After which the drama of >,,~,
THE GREEK FiRE-Ok, me SIEGE OF JANlNA.
The Pacha, Mr. Cline, Hassah' MT "ies.~ "a
Sa.r' BisleIy Nusiapba Nelson
Se'y t,,,;a,a ' Mira Madison.
Doors open al performance To commence al quarter 10
% and sd IS: VII 9i cents taIy 1f
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-01

These hgurcs show an increase IN CONSUMPTION even
ond the immense increase in the receipts and unless
the stocks 80 purchased by the trade have been in conS
quence ola desire to lay in At low prices
thePressure IN the money market docs warrant II ar.
CUES am unparalleled increase in the powers of copsum
on and argues n the face OF supply of 400 oo
bales Tor the coming year, an effective demand which
must a rise In prices. '
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-01

RAcINe IL THE STREETS "A Frenchman named
Napoleon Davise, who resides at Hobokcn, was ar
rested in Chatham street yesterday, for knocking
down little girl whilst riding at rapid pace along
Nassau street. The child was taken home in very
exhausted plight, and the Frenchman was commit
ted to the Tombs il her fate could be ertained
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-01

~ AsTOR HOUSE. July Is4o
III undersigned RESPECTFULLY that the Isice n
the Ladies Ordinary for s-h prs"n. will he.. 50 day
hiidren under 70 ears, an. stryahts ........
Psrlors, with n ieatc table, for s~h person..
Aud tor The PsrIor used w the ra'v scstra.
The suhscrhers rcsiy to she with Fs
miles fer the Wute-. tcasonall 70 trms.
single gentlemen nosat. with good ms. by tn
year. or the winter season, ~ fsfr rates
The suharibers have been informed that hsch drivers have
reported "The Astcr Hsus. Full,r when ID lot
to " e. them.
we acknowledge, with gratitude, the lin, raj patronage be-
slowed and romise ray attention,
at7 tn,is BOWEN. COLEMAN 4 STfTSON.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-01
A D V ICE G r A IT'S.


DR. EVANS has I'd his Office Old Galens Head
- Head Dpensary to No Feck lp, opposite his GA stad
The unfortunate that quirts stiifu medical aid Of
want be Old O9corl nus. not apply at No ~ Taey viii
meet kely be deceived DIR Evans Is az No iahe IN
he found from o'clo A. NJ. Till O'Clock, NJ At ending
speedily. rife ly aud reasonably. curing all I've ellis that
hes - heir up rtculary de. diseases OF every
scrpt,or. at No. srcch slip. and where else. si
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-01

LOGON orIvFs FOR RUssA.---An absurd report is
now going the rounds of the spapers that Norris
of Philadelphia has received an order from tie En-
peror Of Russia for t,yo hundred locomotive engines.
There is no truth whatever in it. What does Nicho'
las want of so many locomotives when there are but
thirty miles of railroad in all the Russas9 Two
hundred en- gines run over thirty miles Of road a!
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-01
VAUxHALL GARDENS.

No pcsponenen account Of the weather. as IRE oaioon
which IL we'll ventilated from the top and all sides can Be
closed a moments notise
Adoittanc. To The GARDENS free-Ss'oon % cents.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-01

CHIP ECHO FROM LlvERPOoL-cos.,gn,es by thus
vessel send 10 the counting
house OF the subsc without delay All goods not per
mitied within 6,e ds will snsvodabiy be sent 10 he run
"e ''''' GLOVER X MeMURRAy, 100 fise sreet,
81 corner Of Souih.
A BOY ANTED-One of good character, who cen Rad
"a aud write, may apply at this ohh,e
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-01

NBLo's GARpEN.-A good attendance here last
night to see Mr. Rangers performance Of "the Mar
onis =" in the Romantic Widow. This evening the
Ravels appear in their new pantomine, which was so
t, highly success sfu on Saturday.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-01
SAILORS RIGHTS.

l'Hr STrAd SHIP PRESIDENT sails this Gay al 2 o..
coctrersons DESTROYS Of viewing her s,de way, will
have good opporui ity from the Coonnade Garden ca
Lutte viii he fired she passes the Garden, which ~ be
urned b her. silt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-01

THE RESURRECTION OR PERsItN PlLLs..These
Il lsbie Pills raise from thu greatest WEAKNESS stress,
AID suffering 10 state of str.neih hath and hspiim
Msry no tn " hearts there no h'p
Cor m. who have been rsis,d prsiae he h sna
They have hes qualities VIII oh no oiher MD
country Every individual has found,
AID will hpd them supcrc'Je III. necessity any
every other medicine which can be produced ~ America
the not fluid them 10 be to any si-
the public prints the dis mentioned IN TIE
large bill which Accompanies each box VIII taken scrord-
ing dresans, he " be refunded on ihe return
IL Let be fscOurpgtd, mws,sr cesrsiriiF
Until they tried the ferssn tompc"nd
the sceduious have been -bgsd 10 kno~edre m
quslng which other medicine cond
reach They the cheapest we'll a. the best ed'ene
Price ceuts hox, cont aiming 10 pills. hall
h'iis Nc w. 80. of boz will be more
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-01

sGs,,ns,.s ,L -.'s ,"i-:sisr ssi;s5s,i;
For sale ~ FAY Agent, New York ReaiI.d II Nos.
20 md Fuon streets Il the Lyeeum Bo korc Broad
way the Bookstore No Chatham square; Greenwich
srsst and AZ Ne ircustiag Library. 400 Bowsry.
NIB IL MoNersit With the confidence that
advise al those ->eut become mothers TO &C
p fsian n IL. siim'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-01

~ PARx THEArRE.-Power's attractive powers are
truly wonderful. He appeared last night at the
Park, aud was greeted with immense applause from
a most brilliant house. The pit was crowded; the
6ry, tier of boxes was full there were very few
svats 10 be Obtained in the second tier, and nearly
ailthe private boxes were taken. So that, making
eallowancef,r dead heads, we think that there
could not be much less than $500 in the house This
s astonishing considering the heat of the weather,
and also that Elssler has just concluded the most
brilliant engagement ever known. Power played, II
possible, better than ever
At the close the cheering was tremendous-he
was called out-the pit rose at him-when silence
twas obtained he spoke as follows-
Ladies and GeDticmen--I have received these
marks Of favor often from you, that II mas Deco"c
almost matter Of custom " ito me 10 expect 'hem'
Still assure you that they bring with them each
time increased feelings of pleasure, and they away
find grateful re- Spouse in my heart ~ You are glad
10 see me there is want Of Reciprocity In me TOT
there i, no place that am so glad to GENE to--no
slace to winch return with so much delight as
here. where hav, received so many lasting tokens
Of kindness. LIS my greatest PRIDE TO stand wen
an your recollection, il is my greatest happiness
+, to meet with such welcome as have received
q hore TN ight
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-10

artist played chess, so she had bought hand
some board and a set of men, all arranged be-
forehand. and. after some hesitation. said she
would be Miranda. Then came the question,
who would be Ferdinand The attorney was
on the point OF offering 10 sit, but was dis
tanced by the Irshman lie made the offer
and, 70 the attorneys delight, experienced a
rebuff, such one as he was not likely to
forget Then the man OF law thought his OPP
por,uniiy had arrived, and limited how happy
he should be TO play Ferdinand 10 such Mi
randa the lady turned him of with even less
ceremony than she had bestowed upon the
iristman, who was certainly the handsomer of
the two The suitors nonsuitcd, departed
but ihe lady remained firm in her determine
tionto be painted as Miranda, declaring that
wien she eas finished, the gentleman could
be 4m ~"
y, Brandon, OF course, objected to this
u.sss -,sitei mode OF proceeding, declaring that
II would be necessary to sketch the group
and not till then did the lady lisp forth, with a
hanging down of the head and a dropping eve
lid, thai he might "drdtC ont a mans figure
any mas figure-hiS oicR would be better
than any other-lust do the beginning of II to
make the group-go on with her, and finish il
as it night be aiterwafd." This hint was
broad enough but the young man either did
not or would not understand it, The lady
languished, tluttored, and talked (all she could
talk nonsense; and Mr.. Brandon smiled as
gaily as man can smile who is oppressed by
the weight of pecuuary difficulties, and dare
not yield 20 the yeanings ola proud and noble
spirit.
The moment an object became difficult of
attainment, its value increased tenlold IN the
eyes of this foolish woman and she resolved
to conquer the artist, even though she might
possibly change her mind aerward. 1t began
to be whispered abroad particularly 10y those
who saw the picture, that the lady had made
up her mind, and that the second mourning,
which she had adopted all too soon, would be
exchanged in a little time for the bridal veil.
Some of her suitors quilted the flelda few
bold ones remained. The attorney, who knew
by experience that it was possible, by persist
ing in case, TO ruin client, much less an
opponent-the lrishman, bold and brave-the
ci-deran dancing master, continued firm and
true, and the medical student kept a sharp look
out while lieutenant in the navy declared
there was no knowing how soon the wind might
change, and was prepared to tack with that
wind.
In short time circumstances made II ne
cessary for Mr. Brasdon, who had entertained
any passion rather than love for the widow, to
depart abruptly for Italy, The consequence
was, that Mrs. Cavendish Jones had fit OF
Mysteries and determined aversion to paint
ers.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-10
RUTLAND, VIZ. TUESDAY, MARCH 10, 1910.

the overthrow OF the Pawnco thicis. were ros..
sidcred vcrN respectable services iaf an SOFA
granny, and ln those dnfs were u,narff =.
give man some claim upon ihc afafnuft aI
his country
la 1912. when war was declared against q.
Britain tins "o'd granny was pIar,.I fn ,...,.
mand OF large numhof oi tnlunts.r. ra 49,.
iect the Indian Territory. AMI uas anerv ,-Is
appointed commandments of n.s N..rh
Western Amy llis conduct bob raf war.
his turning the tide OF disaster. snI ral.,.r Bal.
triumph aud victory The sinking FAC IL ha
country, the recovery OF Michigan. co. hsi..r
of the Thames, which DESTROYED tie Hrr.. sr
my of Upper Canada, were also thoarin very
considerable services ior an "old granus
After resigning his commission. tin. cold
granny was again appointed Comulis.iaaer
TO treat with the Indians ln IrIa. BE- We q
lected a member of tie Lower HOUSE 81 gan
gfess, and IA ls2l lac was elected a Senator ta
Congress from the State Of OHIO. In l.s1 l,e
was appointed Minister Pcnipoicuiiar, g. 30
gotta, by John q Adams. tho "nld granny .~
who lately presided over the House Of Rer
resentatyes. No man IA this countr, ever
possessed such opportunities for making "a iut-
tune out OF hls official station. especially hy
land speculation, from his position 10 thc Ter.
ritory OF Indiana, and from his know ledge OF
hhe country III It's alluduous resources. aul
growing importanco-hc could have easily
obtained possession of tracts of land. tie nat
ural rise ~ the value Of which would have
made HIM as rich a Girard or an Aston -
But he was an "old granny" and having tccn
educated IN the school OF such an "old gran
ny as George Washington be could not &c.
expected 10 know as much as the land-rccoiy-
ers and other office-hoideis Of our daV. who
get rlcl. on the plumber of the treasury. and
then resign their offices and nominate their
successors. So Gen. II. retired from office
as poor as when he entered II. AMI now like a
second Cincinnatus--who we dare say was an
sold granny"--he lives by the cultivation Of
the soil.
So 1t appears that William Henry Harrison
the odd granny of whom we have Teen speak
ing, has been Secretary of the North West
TenltoIv-Governor for fourteen years Of the
territory of lndiana-Superintend of Indian
afiairs-Commissloner for treating with the
ndians-Representative and Senator ia Con
gress-Ma. Gen. OF the L. s. Army-Com
mander of the North Western Army IN the
last war-and Minister Plenipotentiary to
Bogota. Thus we may see what IT takes to
make an "old granny" and now this same "old
granny" is before the people whom he has 50
long and 50 ialthiuiiy served, ana has been
nominated as a candidate iOr one other Office
that of President of the UniicI States In the
long career of eminent and successful public
services, he has never been accused Of one
dishonest action; he stands forth with clean
hands, a clear and an honest heart, THE Poo
PIES CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT.
ProVidence Or. ~ Journal
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-10

Anccdote NJ NM. ON. FHfnam.-A person
by the name Of Palmer who vas Lieutenant
IN the tory new leyics, was detected IN the
camp at PcekskIll Gov. Tyron. Who com
manded the new lcylcs, claimed him a. a
BRUSH officer represented the bcinous crime
OF condemning man commissioned 10y his
Majesty and threatened vengeance IN case he
should be executed Gen. Putnam wrote him
the following pllhy reply
Slf-Nalhan Palmer a Lieut. in your Kings
service, was taken IN my camp as spy-he
was tired as Spy-he was condemned as a
spy-and you may rest assured, sir, he shall
be hanged as a py have the honor TO be,
&c, IsRArL PursAa.
=. S. Ahernoon-ho Is hanged