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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-10-15
Dissolwsion Or xsnrs,,e,.sI,i,,,
David ~. StrOther,
PORTRAIT AND LAND SCApE PAINTER,

David ~. StrOther,
PORTRAIT AND LAND SCApE PAINTER,
- oOMs at hi. fathers residences, on Queen
~ Street. Martinsburg, Va.
May IS, 1910. --,f
VIRGINIA ,--At a court held for Berke.
ley county, at the courthouse, on Men.
day, the 10th Of August, 1910,
Osmond G. Tiffany g. Co., pllfs.
against
Charles G. Siarbuck, Harvey NJ. Fore.
man, and George Randall, deds.
IN rHANcERy.
TBE defendants. Charles G. S,nrbuck and liar.
We, NJ. Foreman not having entered their appear
ance and given security according to tho act 81 As
scmby. and rIlcs Of this court and il appearing 10
the court Tint they inhabitants ofthis ccm-
monweslths II IL ordered. that the said defendants
do appear here on the second monday In November,
and answer the bill Of the plaintiffs and that this
order BIO published In the Martinsbsrg G0seHe,
10, Two months successivcly, sndlA copy posted a
the front door Of the court house Of tho said county
HARRISON WAITE, .. 40.
August IL, 1910 --2m
VIRGINIA AT court held for Berke.
Icy county, nj tho courl-house, on Mon
day, tho 10th Of August, 1910,
Christian Rohrer, pi.6.
Charles G. StArbuck, Harvey NJ Force
man, and George Randall. dfs.
IN cHANcERY.
| Tak deferdents. Charles G. Starbuck and n. NJ.
Foreman, not having entered thsis sppesranes end
given sscnity. according to thr ACT Of ssssbly and
rules OF tbia court. sndit appearing 10 tho court.
that they mi Inhabitants Of this commonwealth,
| II Is ordered. TINT ths ssid defendants do appear
here on the second monday in November. and an
swcr the bill of the plaintiff: and tina, this ordsr b
published IN the M0ytixsbrrE Gazette for two
montbs sueces.vely and cory posted At the front
door of the court house of the said county.
copy.-Teste,
HARRISON WAITE, o.s.e.
August ~ 1910 Pm
/ VIRGINIA TAT court held for Berke-
ley county, at the court.bouse, on Mon.
day, the 10Th OF August. 1910,
William L. Boak pAE
William E. Van Metre, Alexander G.
Good. and Erasmus s. Tate dr.
IN cHANcERy.
| THE defendant, William Z. Van Metre, not hav.
ing entered his appearance and given security. &c.
| cordng to the act Of Assembly, and rules Of this
court and il appearing 70 the court that he il not
an inhsbtaht o. this commonwealth: IL il ordered.
that the said defendant do appear here on tho ssc.
ond monday in November, aud answer tho bill Of
The plaintiff: and that this order be published In
the Mafnhs6nrg Guzsns for two month"; succes-
sivey, and copy posted At the front door Or the
| court house Of the said county.
A copy-Tests.
HARRISON WAITE. c. >. c.
August 10. 1s40.--2m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-10-15
Fist Of Eessers

- EMAlNiNG in the Post Office in Martins
EG burg, on the LIST day of October, which, if
not called for 10y the LIST day q January next, will
be TO the General Post Office as Dead Letters
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-10-15
NEW STORE.

YuNIlE subscribers have associated themselves in
IL the Mercantile Business, Aunder the firm OF
HAMMOND 81 CUNNINGHAM.
We ace now receiving and opening large and
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-10-15
HARRISON WAITE. {. ). c.
August 10. 1s4o.--2m

Tiff defendant, Charles c. Starbuck, not having
entered his appearances and given socbrity, accord
ing rhs act Of Assembly, and rnles Of this court.
and IL appearing the court that he not an in
habitant Of this commonwealth: Il IL ordered, that
tho said defendant do appear hsrs on tho second
monday IN November, and answer the bill Of the
plaiuiiff: and that this order be published in the
MarfinstHyg Gazette for two months SUCCESSFULLY.
and copy posted at The front door OF the court
house OF the said comfy.
copy-Teste
HARRISON WAITE. 9. nc
August 10. l840.--2m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-10-15

blooms at his fathers residence, on Queen
~ Street. Martinsburg, Va.
May IS. 1910 --if
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-10-15

ley county, at the courthouse, on Men.
day, tho 10th Of August. 1910,
Osmond G. Tiffany g. Co., pllfs.
against
Charles G. siarbuck, Harvey NJ. Fore.
man, and George Randall, dehs.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-10-10
TINE BOON's LICK TIMES.
JAMES R. BENSON a. CLARK H. GREEN
s.. Publishers and Proprietors
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Editors until all arrearages are pad-and failure
to give notice of a wish to discontinue will he
considered new engagement.
Rates OF Advertising.
One dollar per square, of twelve lines, or less for
the first insertion, and fifty cents square for each
subsequent insertion.
For one square IL months twenty dollars
Merchants others advertising 6y the year, TO
the amount Of fifty dollars and upwards, will be en-
titled to deduction of one third, where a regular
agreement is enterednto.
Where the insertion of an advertisement is order
ed, wthou the number of insertions being specified
1t will be inserted, lin the discretion of the proprie.
tors) until forbid, and charged for accordingly.
All advertisements from strangers, as well as all
orders for iob-work, must be accompanied with the
cash. or reference to some responsible and con.
venient acquaintance.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-10-10

After Mr.. We5stc. had finished reading thi,
noble production, the air resounded with accIama
tions-and copies were struck off at the printing
press, which mounted on platform, formed, d
conspicuous object in the procession, and distrb
utcd among the Convention. The meeting was
briefly, but eloqucnlly addressed by several dslin
guished gentlemen from The neighboring States,
whose names we were unable to learn, after which.
the line Of march was taken up for Boston.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-10

AsroR HousE.-W symons, Columbus; Mr. Rigby;
D Crawford. Newburgh; Ryder. Phil Lieut. Handy,
t s Navy; N knight, Louisville; Upham; Todd,
Chandler, Tracy and Chamberlain Miss Pierce, Bost;
Pratt Pratsburg Pratt Mddeport Mr. Cheeseborough,
Prov; DR. J T Montgomery, Miss; G Hatch, Hayes b
Carpenter, Pokeepsio Scott Parks, Tennessee; Mr.
smith, T A SANFORD, st Louis.
AMEHrcAs HorEL.-L Jennings, @ Lawson, Newburgh;
Miss udal Long Is; Mr. Rider West Point Lieut. Reases
and lady, U Army.
FRANKLIN House, o Robertson, Norfolk Vr; b
Crittenden, Haven; Marsh Phil; Storrs Dwight;
A l. Wells and lady, Boston; A sherman and lady, A
Scovill York; A Scoyiil Ohio Dennis, Mr. Sam
ders, 81 Louis
HowARDs HorrL-M Malone, s Johnson G Harten, II
Huhw agile, Lancastet II senwood, Boston; A w Pike
Albany; Emerson, Mass; Houston, Newburgh; g
Barnett, jr 4 X Lynch, Prov; Daniels, Mobile; u
Bowen, Pokespse; Bushnell, York; r Read, Capt
Badger, Smith, Portland Maine, Stevenson, Carter
WASH Kstchum and lady, Mrs Morris, Jamaica, w /;
bell and lady, Burngton Keller, Albany Pitcher,
Prov; ii McCullam, York; NJ Field, Lee, Mass; L
Hampton Alsbama Harper and lady Charleston; d
Vase, jr, Boston.
President HOTELS Williams, Mass; ] Smith, Penn; T
Phoenix, Mr. Lawrence, Mr. Montgomery, York; Mr.
Hulse, Newburgh; Van Muege, Mr. Henry.
USIuED STATES HoTgL.-J Elliott, Lowell, Mass; c
Shelton, Capt Peck, Haven; Bramard, L Burt,
Kellogg, Hartford; Pi,kiR, Woodville, Long Is; Il
Wiley Meriden; Violet, St CroS: Wesslery,
Stockholm; g Margerum, Marther, II Spencer. Suf.
held Crouch, \ Clark, Meriden; Lamson, G vii.
liams, Mass; M Judd, Britain; G Burt, Rutland.
WAvEHLEY HousE.-W Eartin, q A Gill; Bait; w d
Thompson Mr. WycoG, York; Mr. Bradford Porto Rico;
Emerson, Calais; Rawson, Easscort; Moore New
bury polt.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-10
Correspondence Of the Herald
HARRIsBUReH, Dee. I'd lo40.
Inlrignes of Office seskvs-G General Scramble for
the Spells.


Inirignes of -seskvs-General Scramble for
the Spells,
DEAR BENEFIT
The electors for President and Vice. President
are here, and one not acquainted with the du
ties which brought them, wond suppose that
the distribution Of all the principal Offices in
the gift of General Harrison, were at their command
They have been surrounded at every place In the
city since their arrival by hungry clques of Office
seekers, and il appears that they have not been
bomb roof the attacks then made upon their con-
sciences the greedy applicants for the loaves and
fishes. Thaddeus Stevens has managed 10 get IL of
the electors TO sign petition for him Ia be Post
Master General it being first understood that favors
were to be reciprocated. How matters in this way
may go in your city, and Philadelphia, do not pre-
tend to divine, but a scramble has already com
menced in the latter place between the original
friends OF General Harrison, and those who were
whipped into the traces when they could not help
themselves The applicants for the Philadelphia
custom-housc are j w. Tyson, John Swift, Mr..
Fergerson, merchant in Market street, all OF the
city OF brotherly love, ard - Strong Of
The issue of the contest for collector between
those whom have named, ia no longer a matter OF
speculation, because it is conceded on all hands
of Mr. Strong may be on the friendship Of " Tip"
those of J. w. Tyson stands A number one 1t may
not perhaps be generally known to the great body of
Gen Harrison's friends that TO this gent more thaa
perhaps to any other, either in this commonwealth,
the rest Of the Union, is the election of the hero
of North Bend
This j. aI'act which may be relied upon therefore,
j know of no one that has any chance OF competing
with him for whatever he should require, particu
lary as his modesty induces him To ask for nothing
at present than the collie corshp of the port of
Philadelphia II anything else worth writing about
should turn up while the President suckers are
here, shall communicate the particulars of it to
you Yours in haste.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-10

Nortcus or APPLICATIONS THE SExr y. IoRx
LretsLaruRr.-Forthe erection Of a new county sut
of parts Of Livingston, Allegan and steuben conn
ties.
To increase the capital stock Of the Syracuse and
Utica Rarual Company te one million Of dollars by
cnlargsg the shares to S62 80 each.
The "Ncw York Female Benevolent Society will
make apple 10 the Legislature Of this state, at
their ne xt session, for an act Of Incorporation
FLO incorporate a company for the purpose oil run
ming ferries across the waters Of the East River be-
tween the village Of Williamsburg and the city OF
New York, to be called the Williamsburg and New
York Union Ferry Company, with capital OF hity
thousand dollars, with the privilege OF increasing
the same 20 one hundred thousand dollars.
For an act of Incorporation with capital stock OF
FIVE hundred Thousand dollars, for the purpose oi
railrosd & ON the city Of Buffalo TO the
village Of Batavis, with authority to take aud appro-
pr ale lands for that purposeor FOR act TO revive
an act passed April Is 1883 for the construction Of
a railroad from Bulialo TO Batavia
To incorporate the Brooklyn natural history So
cicty
TO Incorporate the St. Nicholas society Of the city
Of New York
For the erection Of new county from parts OF Ge-
nescc, Alegasy and Ca,tsraugus
For an act Incorporation by the officers Of the
national society Of literature ard science, located In
the city of New York.
For an amendment to the charter Of the CONNER
cisl bank in the city Of New York
To incorporate the American society ofdentsl sur
geonsin New York =,
For ne W eounty TO be taken from the south hall
Of Genesee, including the thirteen sosth towns I'D
said county Albany ddr.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-10
Happy, happy pair,
None butthe brave.
NOnc but the brave,
Deserve the fair

GsASD JuRY-The Grand Jury Of Philadelphia
have presented those police officers Who employ
stool pigeons. We trust that eur Grand Jury will
do the same. Above all advise every honest mem
Der Of this Jury keep fall and accurate notes of!he
evidence OF all the suspected " pipe laye who
may testify before them. Let Capt shnltz be found
aud sworn perhaps Messrs Draper 4 wetmore
may be prevailed upon 70 tell all they know abou, IL.
Let have all those indicted, who were concerned
in the frauds, directly or indirectly. The Grand
Jury yesterday were idle and adiourned before two
o'clr ok.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-10

l-s. Tur CHAurroN BEATEr.-There has been
sensation in the Bowery the last cay ortwo,'n
reference TO the rival vaulters IN the opposition
shows Bets amounting tn ssvsrsit Thousand dollars
have been made upon the greatest number of scmer-
sets 20 be thrown by the champion, Mcfarand, OF
Down East, and young Dale, OF Philaselph'a--
latter 10 welchs company, performing at the Bow
ery Theatre Each night the vsultng at both hosses
is watched as narrowly and with as much excite
ment as the progress Of pair OF Araeians on race
course On Tuesday evening, the followIn. dia-
lesue took place at the Branch" " Well, Tom,
I've won that hat Of you tonight-Mac threw his
fifty easily. and had fac beat Of the board Tor hall
a dozeu more, II he had been Of a mind "What
II he did," was the reply-"Dale threw more som
ersets over to Hamblin's than there were people in
the house" or course the champion is noored
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-10
'CoTrespondenee Of he Hoyall
PHiLADsLPHIA, Dee. Z, Isl

Resumption Of The Banks-Tcioiof Eidridgt.
The great question is about being decided, whe-
thor the Backs are TO resume specie payments on
the 18th January, according TO law, coaiinue
pg nded in spite OF the law, apply to the Lcgsla
ture for another extension The banks have held a
cOnclave ard debated the question whether 10
sumo or not if they do the Bank Of the United
States will burst, and the rest must follow What
the result will be, do not pretend to says but OF
this you may rest assured, that the banks will do
lust as they please, reckless Of al consequences,
asd careless Of the interests Of all but the dirce
tors. They care as little for their stockholders
a. for the public They always act upon the as
sumption thitthsy are supreme and infallible; con
scqucntly, they do micchitf whenever they shpot
our of their legitimate sphere. II any thing could
have defeated GCa Harrison, IL void have been
the evil influence e their support
There is nothing doing vet in the way of bust
ness-cvery man waits T. see hat is the pleasure
W our mighty sovorrigns, the Banks. IL they
should resolve 70 continue the suspension, and fail
to get another law to aid them, their obstinate stu
pid,ty will induce tsom to cosrcc the legislature
and the community by aprcssure
The Eidridgc case is further advanced. siraage
incident occurred the last day. bank clerk was
on the witness stand, and asked to identify the
person who presented the forged check He point
ed out the constable next To- him; and then, be-
ing asked if Dr.E looked like the NAV, bo said no!
Another. II came out that the witnesses had a
meeting, and joined in the description published
soon after the forgery accomplished This
description is not like Do. r al all. These very
witnesses denied that they were ever conaectcd
with that publication. These banks have already
expended thousands OF collars Of their stockhold
ers' money TO carry on this trial, aud may eSpend
more. Why not let the public officers manage this
Case like other cases. The evidence of the prose
cstion is unfinished The clerks swear to his idcn-
'itv. a. before.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-10

On Tuesday 9Th inst Corned YALE daughter OF GORDON
w and Ann &. Burnhan, aged years and ID days.
On Tuesday sth inst ysrses Donror,Jr aged ~ years
On Tuesday, 9Th inst. .q,y Brown, wife Of samuel
Brow n in the Sist year Of her age. 80.
On TUESDAY 9Th inst Jan,s c. Of James c. and Ma
on londay Eth inst Taeodors Of George Carren-
ter. - 49,. p,...
At Bloomfield " j., the sth inst, Matthias Beid~f"'
AZ Huntington L. L. the 18th ult, Du~iei Jarvis, in
The Alst wear of his
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-10

n-tCHArHAN THEATRE-To-nirht a bill is pre-
scented at the Chatham. which cannot fail to draw
good house. the pieces are calculated to please the
most fas,idious. The pieces the dramas ct Nan
tuckst Will, the Msnisc, and the Alpine Hunters
The pieces abound with interest beautiful and cor
rect scenery, and are cast with the elite Of the most
excellent compssy attached to this popular est'o'
lishnent. We anticipate a full house
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-10

ASorHrR MYsTERtoUs DsaPPrAHAscE OF A
BAsKER-A great noise is raised in the papers
about the mysterious dissPPearasee Of A. sydam,
the President Of o bank in New Brunswick Some
think he has lost his senses-some that he has lost
hi, hfe-some that he has lost his way-some that
he has lost his money. The las, is the most likely
No wonder that BANKERS disappear.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-10

NIsDEMEANoK IN OFFicE Alderman Jas Red
man, Of Pine Ward, was brought before Alderman
Sitcaeil yesterday morning, charged with INSIDE
meahcr IA office, in demanding SIS for three war
rant, which a woman applied 90 him for and which
he refuaci 20 deliver, unless the SO we're immedi-
a'-ly paid. A. ID Tarr appeared for plainih and
upon the statute which declares that no fee. shall
be received until recess is served which lie not COZ
.dered being done until the prisoHcr is placed at
the bar. After partial hearing Of the case II was
adj VI rued over until Friday Phi. Gasefie, Dec
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-10

Accommodated Q.pisnd, q laborer, while at
tempting to raise bale Of Hemp to the third stery
ola store in Bridge street, yesterday, was nearly
killed. The bale fell, tearing the skin from his
head, fracturinr his collar bone, tearing five six
ribs from the breast bone, and otherwise injuring
him lie lies at the hospital, but is not considered
IN dancer
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-10

The REcrprioS oF ruE WOODS MD BRouou at
the fremont, lat evening, was rapturousy euthus-
asiic. On Mrs. Woods ,btic, she was greeted by a
tucst nfapplausc that was actually deafening Mr..
Wood greeted with scarcely less enthusiasts, and
Mr.. Brough mast have felt fully ASSURED that lac had
not lost favor with Boston audience. As TO the
singing OF the distinguished vocalists, the general
opinion seemed to be that Mrs. W. sang with all the
wonderful power and surprising lrillisncy that she
did when here five years ago-tLat Mr.. w. had i'm
proved both in voice aud Xecutionbut that Mr. ".
did not sing with quite so much spirit and animation
a. whea he first appeared on the fremont bosrds.-
Boston Transcript, Dec. 7.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-10

THs Losr Fou>D.-Mr James Corse, the CO.
lored man, yesterday found smongs, the ruins
Of the FIRE To the utter disgrace ofthe city autho-
rites, private exertions alone were made use 81,
and in three hours portion of his body was disco
vered, he having been exposed to consuming heat
since Friday morning.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-10

lee IN THE DELAwARr.-All the vessels lying
along the ends Of the different wharves Yesterday
morning were compelled TO haul ssIde Of the docks
in order TO avoid being cut through BY The skim ice
large quantities Of which came floating down yester.
dsy-Gg=ette, Dec. 9.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-10

lsy- The legitimate hor.es are drawing as horses
povor drew before, even in the best Of sleighing-
The one riden backwards by lie Tort, draws about
g76i peopl. every night at the Bowery; and when
he jumps the canvass backwards he draws all their
hearts up into their mouths, and plaudts incsleu-
Ial Ia
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-10

ALARMING 1t Is stated in an adde's by Bishop
Sstth Superson emit &C the Publie Schools in Ken
lucky that Of the 140 eco children of the proper age
to go 10 school, oRly about % 900 receiving an
education He luther states that IT costs about a.
much to educate the 81 900 snder the present sys-
ten as IL wosId TO educate the whoe li0,0J0 under
the Common School system.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-10

sroRs The gale which was experienced here
an Monday last, extended a considerable distance
Eastward. We have seer its effects noticed at Ro-
chester and at Auburn. II is stated by the Auburn
Journal as one Of the most severe gales from the
west ever witnessed there. Quite number of
chimreys were blown down.-Bu Gaio Advertiser,
Dee 4
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-10

ExPzSstvE.--rhe Committee on internal i'm
provemcnts in the Legislature of Georgia, recon-
mend direct tax for the parpose Of completing so
much Of the Western and Atlantic Railroad as lies
within that Stats The estimated cost is S3 600 600
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-10

FrArHrR DREssIss.-Thoso who prize the lux
ury Of rerose and value the enjoyment Of bslmy
sleep should bear in mind that Gregory Co.,
No !. Doyer street, corner Of the Bowery, by a
skilful process cleanse and REM vats old and rev
feathers, Ia manner not to be surpassed by any
ether in the city Their pretensions can be verified
by their numerous patrons See advertisement.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-10

GREAT SCRAMBLE ToR OTricE. we yeto-day
eyera letters from correspondents IN Philadelphia
nd Hsrrisburgh describing and developing the ge
eral scramble for Office in the state Of Pennsylvs
,a, or the coming into power Of General Harrison
IN the eth of March next.
As this subject will be, Tor the next two months,
,-HveIy topic Of discussion, we ask our eorresPon-
tents in every qsarter sf the union, to forward US
he lists Of office seekers-thtir claims and quaiil-
iatioHs General Harris son vail have enough on his
saBds and IL !. the dutJ Of that portion Of the lnde
,endent newspaper press, which assisted to elect
rim without any desire Of reward, To clear his way,
aud keep the rails free from the avalanche Of Office
hunters. We have every degree Of confidence IN
Gsncssl Harrison, but full Of the riis Of
ali those who seek the spos, will aid him materially
IN his public duties.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-10

ISsrALLArioS-The Rev. Thomas j.. Janeway,
will be installed Pastor Of the First Presbyterian
Church in Penn Township, by the Presbytery ofPhi-
lsdephia, this evening, sh inst, at o'clock Ser
mon by the Rev. ii. a. Boardman.-FhilodC dsefte,
Dec =
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-10

wfSrER NosrH.-There is excellent sleighing
north. Snow is eighteen inches deep on the Cats
kill ice at Newblrgh Is four inches thick.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-10
--latest AGvIces


Post Chcs ofens Al .............s..s'.ssss
closes
Open Sundays from. .....sto 10 ~ aud ~ 70 "
ApsIvAL AND DEPARTURE 90 m,fis
Casters Steamboat Nail, via Bloomington,
ss,,eSn s,ssrshest Mail via New Ha,ex.
daily EXCEPT Sundays IN ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-10
Married.

On Tuesday. s;h inst, by the Rev Henry chase Veg
ineton Greeaard Dt Bsis TO HaHnah Handr, niece 81 Wm
Handcn, Esq, all Of Brooklyn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-10

Ma SUrphM.--The y-ntlemas who has been miss.
ing since Saturday last. No traces OF his where
about have been discovered.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-10

THE WEATHER at Qaebee, on the Both, continued
unus ,ally mild for the season, the thermometer
.tapdiug at about Is. The roads AID fields were
nc ry bare, and there bat little floating ice IN
the ST Lawrence. The travel IN the vicinity, aud
as far down as L'Islet was on wheels.