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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-08-07

7 IpeN FOR SALE.-lntendins 10 remove 10 the City, will
l. .rL a; Public Auction. on MONDAY, the 2ith day Of aU'
an whi,r rr<id". lying on the Mechanicsvire Turnpike, p miles
l,m Gichnnnd. THIS Farm contains q acres, about % Of which
wsd IlAI. Most Of the cleared land IL richly man'red with
AMI ashes, an! well SGT in Clover. The improvements con
j., nfa .mil though comfortable Dwelling House, with three
Jur. cnS.h Nhe aud a large barn. There is n " III of go"d wa
t.ul ~ ylrI, lni N N. pr .misss a Vineyard Of 1910 'atawha
cnr, Vin-S now IN bearing, and aboat 5 acres of rich meadow ~
l,rr, gas. There is also a Young otchardoi Peach and Apple
Tres.
Prs,n> Wishing 10 purchase, are respectfully invited t" view
cyrER a$.--Ons third cash, the balance in { and IL months,
Hr urc> satisfactorily endorsed.
SAD conducted by rempleman & Dickinson, Aucts.
August I o-'s
DgtL ESTATE AND PERSONAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Isttl ofr tor sale, on the premises, on Monday, the 10Th
d August next, the Tract OF Land on which lately resided, ~
Ie county uf King George, together with the household furniture
Of every description, farming implements, stock, &C.
tn. Farn contains about no acres Of land, one half open or
Tsliy -. It's Kind, AMI produces corn, oats and rye Wen. me
spl. though mol adapted to the growth of wheat, c'uid be easily
ii. -u,,l % a. 10 produce that crop also. Purchasers, however,
win ryrnln. for themselves. The improvements consist of a
lyrntu: ~ III Mou.h repair, with six rooms down stairs, closets,
49,, mi iEs,nr, w.ih cuddtrs aud n clo-ct-a otick Sacheh, Nv"
gore. nicp, a fine brick ice house, with brick dairy over ia hne
r.s brcS m.at.h,u-e, n trick well nf fine water,a splendid gar
4 m. p.ruu-io,sr, fowl h"hises, and the necessary out houses,
:, ~. Sc. together with a variety OF fruit trees. The %neighbor
s,,l. tr ,enhi., aud III. place uncominonIy healthy, being sim
A.! ~ ii ridge Of high Land IN the rad i'adin. down the North
.r N.si nv .en tn. rivers Potomac aud Rnppalannurk, Smiles
fn prt = lway, >, from King George CUurthaus-, and 5 from
Il. ~ rat. nis II d Siahie situation fr a lawyer or a rrac'i-
r0.toi n .iIcine-ia frrt, for any one having but little labor,
Nhr collf NIT with il Il trade of any s,rt, or one OF the county
&c /. Tn place altogether is desirable, not only because y may
h,rgh; l,w, compared with thu heavy ontiays upon Z, within q
~ v-af,. hIl because II will aft I'd ample comf,rt aud convent.
sac- II a large funiiy. 1t would he th- very thing Tor a man OF
nmy doi:h,-r- with small means. The terms wil hs very ae-
CON mi trI ana eaSy-Sninc cash will he required. The house
h~LIfumtIr" Sc. consists Of such articles n are tn be- found IN
ahn.: IL sIch dim, n.nn-. a credit of six months tr these
.lrgi ~. lgfri.. thu al. viii TAX. pllc' the nrxt day, u fMr-if
At iira IN irc. wli e giv,n. For further inf rmatinn, enquire
""' 's"' j. N. SMITH.
Richmond, ioiy 81. 2l-td
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-08-07
CHIcKAuoMINy LAND FOR SALE.

= VW0SH'H'p "t n decree Of The Circuit superior Court Of Law
: ana .ntheefy Ter the county of Henr,cn aud city If Richmond,
h'ue ~ we Isl ut July, 1917, in the case nf Williamson md
ahers -. Goodal and others, the undersigned, Trustee in n deed nC
rnst, mentioned IN said decree, VIII IL, for sale, on Thursday the
Vh us OF august next, Mt the tavern of VIM. Chnes, in Hanover
rN'its, at pnoiic auction, Ia the highest bidder, a very valuable
.ract oi tand, containing 5&si acres, i,ine on the Chckahnminy
'ivcr, within | miles Of the city Of Richmond. This Land adj
iaihs the Lands attached to the Springfield Coal Pits. and /.
imposed, by tilners who have examined il, TO contain great olan.
titles of the finest coal. Terms, which ARE liberal, win he made
>heMn on the day of sale. X. I. DANIEL, TRUSTEE.
NuEns( I OFF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-08-07
July IA

WE subscribers, intending TO remove on Carey street, offer Il
: rent out the Store they NJ present occupy, situated un Ma n
'trcet, the second door above the Old Market. The terms with,
accommodating, II immediate application b made 10 us, aud pos
session given 1T July. HILL 4 DABNEY.
JUNE 10th, 1910. lift
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-28

Friday, Nov. ~.
AsroS HorsE.-J Staples, y York; L Green, " Ma
w, w Bush, Rye; II Van Wyck; J Hay; WBuckler,
q Beningee, Bait; Ryan, Phil w Tnderhill, Russian
Cons y Robinson; Major Peek, Aide lie camp Reid, s
Army; T. Townsend, Buffalo; Pennim; w Chamberlain;
w Hset, w Townsend, Prov; Z Cushing. Mass; CIV
Hodges, York; Clark and lady Bangor; NJ De Gran
White Viz; Thurlow Weed; Nh stockton, NJersey; ID
Mitchell, 81. Louis.
American HorrI.--s Fond, York; X Howell, W
II Slaner, Ecky, Phil; w Grier, Cept vnton Major
Baker and lady, Army; I NJ Chrg; q Leutze; Lieut.
Thomas West Point; Aisn aud lady, Prov; w Oracle
Long Is; Bntler; $ Lyon White Plains; w Peck.
ham and lady, Albany.
rR,Nrir< Housr.-Gev J b Mason, n IIamp; IL But
Ter, Patterson; Wilson, Albany; AP Hemphl B Spa;
II Blsk, Fall River; w w Roardman, Hs,re; II X Jc.
rome, Palmyra.
Howapp.' HorEL~-L Harold, Long is; Mr. 0risw old,
Phil Mr. Lyon and lay, Conn; Emery and lady, Miss
Allen, ] Coll. DR. Hepburn, Bait; w Valentine, New
Jer; s Earring, New burgh; w Hanomuhs, Otswego; q
sey mour, T Miller, A Darling, Hudson; Thomp
son, p Edwards, T. w Lockwood, w Lee. Troy; Gil
lcspe, Buffalo; Hale, Taggard, Mccoy, o Dc.
Groh, Mr. Lsthiop Albany; Mr Doe and family, Water
ford Miss Middeworth; II Marvin, Nassau; w Erwin,
CsusjohsIie p II Yonder and lsdyj Fonda w Palmer,
II Crane, Schenectady; Mr. sagen and lady, Haven;
Boston; NJ w Scott, Cramer, Waterford; Mabbe,t,
Msbhettsviile, @ q kiier Adams; \ Lourcy, White
Plains; q sawsrd and lady England; Boston; white
Gondu, jr Penn; Abrams Phili Hunting, stow Mass
rHrups>r Horr--C Presscn; N Erling; Capt q Er.
ling IT, uoty; Phil Mr. Hovoe Jsr; Atwaer, Conn,
w.ysRLr Hovsr-D Rie hmond, T. Patterson, Phil
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-28

Co- BowERy TusArRE.-The Equestrian Per-
formances at this house are Of the very first class
and condu cted with decornm which reflects credit
on Mr.. Manager Welsh. North, the great ride Y,
from Astley's, delights with his classical grace,
and astonishes with his daring; the Bowcry Boys
yell with delight every time he throws from his
horse forward or back ard sunmerset, and he ac-
knowedges their courtesy with all the elegance Of
the divine E'ssler. Noth'seems prodigious favor
ito with the ladies-happy fellow. lie Tort, the
Is avery superior artistic, and nightly
ncreases in public favsr. North takes his benefit
on Monday. when we are promised unusual doings
both in the arena and ON the stage.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-28

o. MrDIcAL.-This is a new era for every thing
else az well politics and morals But flew years
since, we were willing to he dosed with bitter and
draughs, but. thanks to DR. Sherman, Of los
Nessau street, we can now get our medicine in the
palatsbe form of loxenges. We have tried some Of
thsm, asd like them; they not only pleasant to
take, but cure sooner than any other medicine
know or The DIR. has them for all com ylsints that
flesh is heir 20. We commend them To public mo-
GEOGRAPHICALLY his cough and worm Iozcngcs
which, see advertisements Of IN another eolum.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-28

h1- CHATHAM TuEATRg.-We perceive by the
bills, that the extremely popular drama Of the Car
penter Of Rouen 10 play night, for the last time
in cons equence Of the novelties with which Thorne
opens the campaign on Monday, for the ensuing
week. Therefore. we expect that all who have not
and Instructive DRAMA will attend the Chatham this
evening. In addition to the drama, the Imaginable
Characteristic local piece Of New York il 10, is
again to be represented and will, no doubt be found
asovereign remedy for the blues, by all who af
hicted with that horrid complaint.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-28

o. CoSsuMPrIoS Arp LIvyn CosPLAIsr.-We
can cordially recommend DIR. Taylor's Bslsam Of
Liverwor, remedy for those prevailing diseases.
Either sex will end this medicine mild and efica
cious, restoring diseased lungs, and regulating the
action efthat important organ he liver. For Coughs
Colds, and Asthma, IL acts like ehsrm-spcedily
giving health b. cure you get the original and ge-
nuine, made at 375 Bowsry. Sold in Hartford by Y.
W Ball; Now Haven, ID. Mitchell.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-28


THE Gsssp JURv, AsD rnI Ear nos FKAUDs.
Every one y asking what the Grand Jury have
done in relation a. the Election Frauds We an
aver nothing; and one believes that thsy intend
Go do anything. On Thursday nisAt there w.r. 10
GRAD Juror present; the vote then stood thus
Zoe throwing out the bill
I Coz hearing further testimony
N for fsdipg bill against er'sih smipsnt ind.
riduais.
The seven irst are all strong pariizans, and seen
detsrnissd 90 hold out. Among other drnll acts
they have actually sent for nen supposed 20 be i'm
Plic-,ei participation the Frauds and have used
hen witnesses 10 favor of themselves The faots
clearly show that By their oath they are bound 10 In
diet two ~ ursso Ard 1.-THE parties aseu.
sed had been poor, miserable wretehes. without a
dollar. or any bui ragged pair Of brecehes. they
wosld al have been indicted long since BIZ be-
cssse they Of wealth. and have large capi.
Cal to eSPend IN pipe laying" they -il escape sa.
vhipt Of iustice
Grand Jares have beea a great farce in this city
Tor time Psst and the present bids fair IL car
he Gilman Of prejsdies "a sor and folly. few in
dividsss among them lend themselves a. r.iserabl.
tool II TIE corrupt clique in wal street; this latter
tss e,siaasd ~ assai the Court AID - ofeers n
make rdealous TRADES, ful Of sound and fury, and
showing their sitter Ignorance oflaw; snJn the cha
rseters Who thus attempt 10 preven The ends of jus.
tee, had their deserts they would long since have
received tssir punishncnt. Whatever msy be the
course ofthis Grand Jury matters not for If thew
sehsvs badly. honc-t Jsry must take Il M ulti.
astelv Ard we hope the honest members Of this
Jury will publish statement Of facts % sro,.r,,.
themselves.
Tyv Wrruttr. -A,,oo~ the we.kti.. a. n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-28

Friday,Nov. Ats p. =

The stock market wac heavy to-day. The disposition
to sell predomnated and prices Of most descriptions de-
clined-North Ameriesn Trust and Banking Company
Per eent U. s. Bank per seu'i Castor Company u per
cent Mohawk improved per cent; Paterson per cent
stonington II per cent
sale Of Teas this morning well attended and the
trade bought freely prices which will be found under
the head of State Of Trade.
In domestic bills the rates have slightly improved
come points aud on others there - rpous Of de-
cline. Philadelphia rather worse to-day. The fol-
loving is a table of current rates =:
CvaREN, KArgs OF BANK NoTEs AND DoMssr,e BiLLs.
Bank Notes. Exchange,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-28
THIS DAY rrsIrHHp.
BrNTIRliS NIsCHLLANY-NOvfh laSp


Guy Paw hes An historic al romance, illustrated BY Goo
Cruikshank. By ". Hsrrisos Ainswortb
Merle rhgland in the Olden Time BY George Daniel
rpi4ran from the German, on Old Age,
BY Martin Opt1 Won Bobcrfeld
Behind the Scenes BY the author of"The Clcekmsker
The Seasons, BY just. George Schottel
Colin Clink, BytCharles Hooten
a Dialogue between tao China Jars, BY Hal willis
Dumalion, the Chelsea Veteran By the Rev. q. X gleg
Mr. Chin appointed Traveller with an II
lustrston, By Alfred Crewquill
Louis Phippe Anew Chapter In the Romance Of Modern
History,
Facing Woman, BY the su.hor of"rbe Clockmaksr'
The Origin oftho Bncentsnr, ByJ. L. Isman
stanley Thorn, with an illustration BY Leach,
by the author Of "vsleusine Vow
JENNA NJ. MASON Publisher
DSemepi corner Broadway and rise street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-28

MoRr srrAw suIPs.-Brswn & Bell, on the East
River have ~ the stocks two steam ships Of abou,
six hundred tons each, whi-h they are building for
the spanish government Their models are superb
They will shortly be launched
These steamers, we understand, are to sasor
Of coast gsard arouad and aboat Havana, Mstsn,ss,
and other Spanish ports
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-28
DONATIONS

DONATIONS
To Tie Bunker. TfU Norsr,eni association.
Miss Mary Otis Treasurer OF the Bunker-Hill
Monument Fair, $50 o3
Ladies of Greenfield, Mass, 80 90
Thomas B. Wales,
WIN. w. Stone, and Trustees, 500 each, 100 %
Nath1 I. Bow ditch
John c. Gray, by the Secretary lao 90
Francis &. Gray, de-. do, $50 90
q. Washington Warren OF Charlestown, 200 90
Mile. Fanny Elssler 669 70
Avails Of Con cert by the Teachers Class of;he
Boston Academy OF Music, 70 %
steal Institute, 10 90
J. Ingerssll Bowditch, Esq. 70 90
s3a76S "
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-28

ArsAsY And Wssr SrooEssrpeE RsiLRoAp.-
THREE sections Of this road, in he neighb rbeod ~
Albany, have been vigorously commenced by the
respective eostrsetors, and viii be pushed to com
ric'ion without delay The rsmaining sections viii
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-28

Mon, NV sHrrs.-Two new ships, one paeke;
and the other fregh,er, building in the yard Of
Burrh & Co. One is named the eneias," and is
intended for Havre psekei-Boyd 4 Hincksr,
agent. The other is intended for the freishtpg bu
sines. and will be en- immense vessel She will
carry, when fall, tbiry.hve hundred bale, Of cot
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-28
CvRREn, kArgs OF BANK NorEs AND DoaIssr,s Bits
Bank Notes. Ia change.

At the southern cities, the rates of sight bills New
York rising at the latest date and also the rates Of
specie indicating the depreciation Of the local currency
while foreign bills remain stationary The following is
table of sterling bills sight bills New York. and the
rate Of specie at the leading points = ..f,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-28

Pious.-On Monday evening, Br. DurbB will de-
liver an address in the Mulberry street Methodist
Church Br Jares, pastor Of said church, will also
take a part Br J. has just retained fran Phila.
delphia, having been begging excursion fer the
Bible Society "IIe is good man. full Of the Holy
Gho., and Of good works" May God restore hins
20 bixh health.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-28

This presents sin ular results In 1887 year OF high
prices the value OF consumption exceeded the value Of
the prices OF the articles Of eonsunp
ton we're Immediately under the influence Of Bank speeu
la,ou In this state Of thing 1t mpossbIs that the
banks should BE- able to 20 They were requrod DO
supply loss raising cotton until prices should sh
which they could not do Prices have now fallen i'm
mensey and the coming promiseso be Of real
profit to the planters notv that the prices Of
Cotton WILDE low The above esc ulson is based the
that the south from the west all the Flour
and Mea, which they This is not the case Is
true but the proportion purchased is enough seriously
to aee, the Of the planters in season Of high Pm
ees This is illustrative Of the bad effects Of sps sulative
prices by bank extension the prosperity ofthoee
who buy uecesses in this country and sell their pro
duee in the currency Of other countries The fall opr
ees AZ home again 10 them surplus With which
to resume their purchases in the Eastern markets. and
th. ground revival Of southern business may he hotcd
forward 10 In the coming year
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-28

BuoxwHrAr CAxrs.-If you want any hot and
excellent, just try Psttinsons, corner Of Ann and
Nassau streets.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-28

TiPrECASoE Boar Ctr BALL The FIRST W ard
TiPPseanoe Boa, Clsb give their first Annual Ball,
at Washington Hall, on the evening Of the Fth De-
eembsr The ladies' ticket is very beautiful, being
neat dssign, and one Of vslentisss best spcsmens
q engraving
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-28

o. DO. Congress, pass a bankrupt law. About
10000 bsnkrupts vast TO wipe out and begin again
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-28

Ma wooD's BssEyIr last evening went of bril-
liantly. Mrs. Wood truly splendid-Wosd
himself adniratls-Broush capital and Letter eS
eellent
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-28

fs cotton there steady business doing Of er prices
In aour there Is no change Ates sslc, eonsisng Of the
easgs Of ,hs shp Rsseius, w~ made hh morning 1hers
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-28

% Ds. BEDvcRD delivers another Lecture %
anatomy TO night, At the Institute
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-28

o. The wEEKLr HERALD win be Publ'shedthi'
morning at O'clock, at the oaiee' Il Ann street
Price 81 cents.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-28

Tss wErxtrrs. Among the weskliss, %. Bre
ther IsnathAn this week. 10 pre-emineat
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-28

CHArs,s TnKArRr.-Great doings at the Chat
ham to ,isht. Look al the bill, and then 60 early.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-28

Tnp AspHrrHrArRr Of June, Tits., Angevine 4
Co is the best arranged, best ventilated, best warm
ed, best managed and the very best punched and pa
ronized place Of public amusements in the city,
without any mistake, which nobody can deny The
other show is the smallest kind Of pealed potatoes
compared with IT,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-28


TBE.rRIcALs-Forrcsts and Miss Clifton have
been playing a, the Holiday street Theatre Bslt-
more, 10 full houses, They appeared in Sheridan
Ksowles play Of John di Preeids. Forrest is now
playing at the Chestnut street Theatre, Philadel-
phis
Creswick is playing at the fremont, and Jcses at
the National, Boston. Sweeney, the great PANIC
player, IL also at Boston.
Dinneford is doing good business at the Walnut
street Theatre, Philadelphia. Blake, Hadawsy, and
Mrs. Flynn, are the principal perforners in his
company. Mr.. Flynn played Cstharise in Tanning
the shrew, on Wednesday evening, to Frederick's
Pe,rseho. Power concluded an engagement al the
National on Friday evening. Ton Flynn and Mrs.
Flynn to play ia Rob Roy, last night, for Mrs.
Flynn's benefit.
Browne is playing at Charleston. The papers
speak cfhis performances n terms Of high praise.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-01-23

at HaraoFd.on Wednesday, the 18th day Of FsbrnAv
nex tor the purpose q responding the nomination
% PRESIDENT and Vice President, made az Harrisburg
9lso to the nomination Of State OGcen mnde BY ibis
The following resolution was introduced and passed
unanimously.
Resolved, That the State Central Committee be re.
9ueslea 70 call State Convention to be held next
AIu.unln loT the purpose Of nominating ticket OF
ted States. 49,
The Series Of resolutions laid upon the table, were
taken up aud most able and interesting discussion
was nad hereon The Speakers were all loudly
eneered' ana tne enthusiasm Of the audience pro-
oaoy greater than was ever before witnessed any
similar occason, in this State The gentlemen who
addressed the meeting, as could be ascertain
ed, were Messrs Charles Davies and s. J. Andrews
OF Hartford Lafayette - Foster, of Norwich: Austin
Baldwin, Of Mddletown; E. c. Bacon, of Liichfield |;
John !; Hyde and George Richards, Of New London ;
III. Tyler, Ct Brooklyn; VIM. W; Boardman, F. D.
Haven. y : 49,
Al half past 10 O'clock the question on the resolu
tons being called for was tried and they were car
ried by exclamation. -
Voted That the thanks of the Convention be tender.
ed to its officers for the highly satisfactory manner in
which they have discharged their duties.
Voted, That the thanks Of the Convention be tender
ed to the Wings Of New Haven, for the accommoda--
tons which they have literally furnished the Con-
venton, for the transaction fits business.
Voted, That the proceedings of the Convention be
signed by its officers, and published in the wing papers
of this State. l,t-.'-r -
Voted, That this Convention do now adjourn;
And the Convention accordingly adjourned; clos.
ing the scene with three hearty cheers for the wbg
tSigned) MOVES BARBER, President.
(and the other officersl "
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-01-23
Gov. Tyisr's Reply.


WnLAMsBuRe, tVal Dec. Is, 1882
Gentlemen The nomination which, as the organs
OF the late Harrisburg Convention YOU have comm,l-
nicated % me, is accepted with sensbli,y greatly
augmented By the fact, that whilst it is result in
way contemplated by me, il was attended with the
unanimous concurrence cf that ighenod and pari.
otto body. To have my name associated with that
Of the eminent PATRIOT who is put in nomination for
the first Office, is of itself regarded by me as no ordi-
nary honor. His long and faithful services to the
country. at the council board and IL the field have
won for him distinguished name in history, and fur
nsh the surest guarantee that should he be elevated
by the popular voice to the CHIEF Executive Office, his
administration of governmental affairs will be just.
and prudent and wise. With the Constitution for his
guide. and the good OF his country his only aim,
doubt but that his exertons would be exclusively
directed to uphold the one and to advance the o,het
The friend and supporter of JEFFERSON Of MADISON
and MoNRoE and the immediate descendant Of
signer Of the Declaration OF IndePenLenee. can be
none other than trne to his early Republican creed,
and the devoted advocate of free principles and OF
popular rights have the honor 10 be, gentlemen,
Your most ob't sefv't
'cN OWEN, Esq., and others of the COMMITTEE
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-01-23

Dreadful Calamity We learn from the
Chambersburg Wing that on the Sd inst, the
dwelling and storehouse of James Brewster,
in Shirleysburg, Huntingdon Co., Pa, were
destroyed by fire, and Mrs. Margaret Brews-
ter Ghe motherD young woman named
Margaret MITCHELL aud boy dhe son of
Henry Brewster) persisted in the flames.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-01-23

George Child, Of Stonineton Commander. Iesrs
chester Pilot, tsaved) a. p. Newman, Sieward--
E;dw Thurber, Mate. David Crowley, eccond do
Cortland Hampstead, Engineer VIM. Quimby, sec
son. tcolored,) Cook. Oliver Howell, do. second do
r. Peters do. third do. Job Sands head waiter fco
Iored) Five others. 8 deck hands and boy. fire
men-(one Z. B: Schultz.) 2 wood passers Cham
bermaid, Susan Hu!comb.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-01-23

cpte Ehen s. Kimball. Of Salem, Mas, jus, arri.
we'd rom Valparaiso.
\ .. y. Foster, VI Boston.
samuel Henry, Of Manchester, England.
Porter Felt, jun., Of Salem
y. b: Patten, Of New.YoFk,
Gnareg W; Mooiseys sugar uefner East Bosssn
Nathaniel Hobart, Of Boston, -A.fl.
captain John D. Carver, Of Plymouth, tATassJ
Mrs. Russell Jarvis. niece and two children
Mrs. II. A. WinslOw, Of Providence, returning u,
that city With the body Of hor husband who had died
J. WinsIow, Of New York, and his father. or Bo.,o
Thomas James, tailor, of New-YoSk.
K. T. Church. Baltimore.
w. A. Mason, Gloucester. Mass .e..t
Albert 2. Harding, New-York.
Henry Craig, Of the firm Of Maitland, Kennedy g.
Fowler, of Nsw.York.
r. Blake, Wrentham, Mass. N& Sk&LEs4
A. Green, OF the firm Of Green Il Alien, Prov.
Y. H. Phelps, Stonington; Ct. -
r. w Dow, BrookIyD, of Dow & Co. N. r.
John Brown, of Boston,
H. G. Finn, the comedian, Of Newport. r, L.
a. Everett, Of Boston.
- Eberle, comedian
Charles N0yes boOk-keeper, N. Y.
X. Pickett, NewburypOrt, Mass.
-NiGhollssteward Of steamboat Massachusetts
John a. Leach, Westboro' Mass.
Phibo Epson, -EgEemont, Mass.
Jonathan infeld, Stonington.
John w. Kerle, Baltimore.
Mr. Walker, do. son-in-law Of Mr.. Kerle.
Mr.. Weston, do
John Corey, Foxborough, Mass. ... .
capt. John Low, agent for Boston Insurance Cos.
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